Q&A based on Passages : Passage 1

Practice Test

Direction: You will be given 10 minutes to read and choose the right answers to the questions.

TIMER ⏱

(1) Why is Tim Roger writing this e-mail?

   1 Some students have not been following campus rules.

   2 He wants to tell students about important changes.

   3 The university is not offering some services this year.

   4 One of the university’s dining areas will be moving.

(2) What does Tim Roger say about restaurants in the West Student Center?

   1 Their numbers are decreasing this year.

   2 Their opening hours will not change.

   3 They are not hiring new workers.

   4 They will open earlier on weekdays

(3) Tim Roger asks students to

   1 leave certain kinds of food at home.

   2 tell the restaurants if they have allergies.

   3 eat peanuts and other nuts for their health.

   4 stay out of certain areas of the campus.

Let's Discuss!

Vocabulary Check

Direction: Let's study the meaning of the words and their correct pronunciation.

Comprehension Questions

Direction: Let's study and understand the passage again to check for the answers and its content.

(1) Why is Tim Roger writing this e-mail?

   1 Some students have not been following campus rules.

   2 He wants to tell students about important changes.

   3 The university is not offering some services this year.

   4 One of the university’s dining areas will be moving.

(2) What does Tim Roger say about restaurants in the West Student Center?

   1 Their numbers are decreasing this year.

   2 Their opening hours will not change.

   3 They are not hiring new workers.

   4 They will open earlier on weekdays

(3) Tim Roger asks students to

   1 leave certain kinds of food at home.

   2 tell the restaurants if they have allergies.

   3 eat peanuts and other nuts for their health.

   4 stay out of certain areas of the campus.

Q&A based on Passages : Passage 2

Directions: You will be given 10 minutes to read and choose the right answers to the questions.

TIMER ⏱

(1) Why do local people in Africa sometimes try to kill elephants?

   1 Elephants become aggressive and dangerous when frightened by a mouse.

   2 Elephants can enter the village and cause damage to their homes and farms.

   3 People have to protect themselves from dangerous bees that follow elephants.

   4 People want to get their bones and sell them to earn a living.

(2) What do bees in some parts of Africa do?

   1 Collect honey from the flowers that grow near elephants’ home.

   2 Avoid making their hives on trees in areas where elephants live.

   3 Change routes in order to attract buffaloes and other animals.

   4 Threaten even big animals that come too near their hives.

(3) Dr. King threw a stone into a beehive

   1 so that she could record the sound of stone hitting a beehive.

   2 in order to prevent bees from attacking her while she got the microphone back.

   3 because she wanted to frighten bees away from the elephants.

   4 so as to disturb bees and make them really angry for a while.

(4) What is the reason that one family of elephants did not run away?

   1 They realized that the sounds were fake and thought there was no need to escape.

   2 They were sleeping deeply after lunch and did not notice any sounds.

   3 They had never heard the sounds before and did not find them dangerous.

   4 They were not able to run fast and gave up on escaping.

(5) Which of the following statements is true?

   1 Dr. King conducted research to learn more about what makes bees angry.

   2 Elephant experts want to use bees to keep elephants away from people.

   3 Many local people in Africa teach elephants how to run away from bees.

   4 The honey of the most dangerous bees in Africa was sold at a high prices.

Let's Discuss!

Vocabulary Check

Direction: Let's study the meaning of the words and their correct pronunciation.

Comprehension Questions

Direction: Let's study and understand the passage again to check for the answers and its content.

(1) Why do local people in Africa sometimes try to kill elephants?

   1 Elephants become aggressive and dangerous when frightened by a mouse.

   2 Elephants can enter the village and cause damage to their homes and farms.

   3 People have to protect themselves from dangerous bees that follow elephants.

   4 People want to get their bones and sell them to earn a living.

(2) What do bees in some parts of Africa do?

   1 Collect honey from the flowers that grow near elephants’ home.

   2 Avoid making their hives on trees in areas where elephants live.

   3 Change routes in order to attract buffaloes and other animals.

   4 Threaten even big animals that come too near their hives.

(3) Dr. King threw a stone into a beehive

   1 so that she could record the sound of stone hitting a beehive.

   2 in order to prevent bees from attacking her while she got the microphone back.

   3 because she wanted to frighten bees away from the elephants.

   4 so as to disturb bees and make them really angry for a while.

(4) What is the reason that one family of elephants did not run away?

   1 They realized that the sounds were fake and thought there was no need to escape.

   2 They were sleeping deeply after lunch and did not notice any sounds.

   3 They had never heard the sounds before and did not find them dangerous.

   4 They were not able to run fast and gave up on escaping.

(5) Which of the following statements is true?

   1 Dr. King conducted research to learn more about what makes bees angry.

   2 Elephant experts want to use bees to keep elephants away from people.

   3 Many local people in Africa teach elephants how to run away from bees.

   4 The honey of the most dangerous bees in Africa was sold at a high prices.