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EIKEN Grade 2 Reading: Lesson 5 Part 2

Q&A based on Passages : Passage 1

Practice Test

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



EIKEN READING PASSAGES-21

(1) Why will Toosoft participate in S7?

   1 It wants to attract new employees to its company.

   2 It wants to introduce its new ideas to the public.

   3 Some products have been selling poorly this year.

   4 Some teams will soon move to Los Angeles.


(2) What is Ms. Landers asked to do?

   1 Give a public presentation on software.

   2 Choose someone to go on a business trip.

   3 Contact Peter Harris in the accounting department.

   4 Attend a software conference for the company.


(3) Next month at Toosoft,

   1 managers will write e-mails about their projects.

   2 people will begin advertising a new product.

   3 employees will speak to a large audience.

   4 there will be a meeting to prepare for S7.



Let's Discuss!

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Vocabulary Check

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

take place

[ teyk / pleys ]

[phrase]

- to happen

opportunity

[ op / er / too / ni / tee ]

[noun]

- an occasion or situation that makes it possible to do something that you want to do or have to do, or the possibility of doing something

take part in

[ teyk / pahrt / in ]

[phrase]

- to be actively involved in something with other people

attend

[ uh / tend ]

[verb]

- to go to an event, place, etc.

present

[ prez / uhnt ]

[verb]

- to introduce someone or something

audience

[ aw / dee / uhns ]

[noun]

- the group of people together in one place to watch or listen to a play, movie, someone speaking, etc.

request

[ ri / kwest ]

[verb]

- to ask for something politely or officially

book

[ book ]

[verb]

- to arrange to have a seat, room, performer, etc. at a particular time in the future

huge

[ hyooj ]

[adjective]

- extremely large in size or amount

advertise

[ ad-ver-tahyz ]

[verb]

- to make a product or service known about in order to sell it

Comprehension Questions

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

EIKEN READING PASSAGES-22

(1) Why will Toosoft participate in S7?

   1 It wants to attract new employees to its company.

   2 It wants to introduce its new ideas to the public.

   3 Some products have been selling poorly this year.

   4 Some teams will soon move to Los Angeles.


(2) What is Ms. Landers asked to do?

   1 Give a public presentation on software.

   2 Choose someone to go on a business trip.

   3 Contact Peter Harris in the accounting department.

   4 Attend a software conference for the company.


(3) Next month at Toosoft,

   1 managers will write e-mails about their projects.

   2 people will begin advertising a new product.

   3 employees will speak to a large audience.

   4 there will be a meeting to prepare for S7.

Q&A based on Passages : Passage 2

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


2024-EIKEN-READING L5P1

(1) What is one thing scientific research has shown?

   1 Traveling from one place to another is a recent skill gained by many animals.

   2 Most animals rely on their parents to teach them how to do a variety of important tasks.

   3 Young animals prefer moving around with their parents to moving with other group         members.

   4 Moving between warm and cold places in different seasons is an instinct for some animals.


(2) What is true about moose and bighorn sheep in the western United States?

   1 There was a large decrease in their populations in the past.

   2 There are some diseases that both types of animals are safe from.

   3 Scientists are looking for a way to teach them how to migrate.

   4 Scientists have begun to move them from the west to other areas.


(3) Scientists at the University of Wyoming

   1 suggested that new animals should be added to older groups.

   2 noticed that only 9 percent of moose moved to new mountains.

   3 found that older groups were better at migrating than newer ones.

   4 worried that it would take new groups at least 10 years to learn to migrate.


(4) Based on their study, the scientists believe that

   1 older gourds have trouble finding sources of food that are nearby.

   2 a majority of animals prefer to eat food that they are able to see easily.

   3 newer groups are able to smell food in the distance and move toward it.

   4 some animals are able to share knowledge of faraway sources of food.


(5) Which of the following statements is true?

   1 Some moose and bighorn sheep have been brought to the west in recent years.

   2 A group of scientists decided to live in the mountains of the west to study animals.

   3 Most animals fail to notice when the temperature or seasons change.

   4 GPS technology has allowed scientists to record available food sources.



Let's Discuss!

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Vocabulary Check

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

instinct

[ in / stingkt ]

[noun]

- the way people or animals naturally react or behave, without having to think or learn about it

restore

[ ri / stawr ]

[verb]

- to return something or someone to an earlier condition or position, or to bring something back into existence

population

[ pop / yuh / ley / shuhn ]

[noun]

- all the people living in a particular country, area, or place

track

[ trak ]

[verb]

- to record the progress or development of something over a period

migrate

[ mahy / greyt ]

[verb]

- to travel in large numbers to a new place to live temporarily

route

[ root ]

[noun]

- a particular way or direction between places

discover

[ dih / skuhv / er ]

[verb]

- to find something for the first time, or something that had not been known before

available

[ uh / vey / luh / buhl ]

[adjective]

- able to be bought or used

gain

[ geyn ]

[verb]

- to get something that is useful, that gives you an advantage, or that is in some way positive, especially over a period of time

knowledge

[ nol/ ij ]

[noun]

- understanding of or information about a subject that you get by experience or study, either known by one person or by people generally

Comprehension Questions

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

2024-EIKEN-READING L5P1

(1) What is one thing scientific research has shown?

   1 Traveling from one place to another is a recent skill gained by many animals.

   2 Most animals rely on their parents to teach them how to do a variety of important tasks.

   3 Young animals prefer moving around with their parents to moving with other group         members.

   4 Moving between warm and cold places in different seasons is an instinct for some animals.


(2) What is true about moose and bighorn sheep in the western United States?

   1 There was a large decrease in their populations in the past.

   2 There are some diseases that both types of animals are safe from.

   3 Scientists are looking for a way to teach them how to migrate.

   4 Scientists have begun to move them from the west to other areas.


(3) Scientists at the University of Wyoming

   1 suggested that new animals should be added to older groups.

   2 noticed that only 9 percent of moose moved to new mountains.

   3 found that older groups were better at migrating than newer ones.

   4 worried that it would take new groups at least 10 years to learn to migrate.


(4) Based on their study, the scientists believe that

   1 older gourds have trouble finding sources of food that are nearby.

   2 a majority of animals prefer to eat food that they are able to see easily.

   3 newer groups are able to smell food in the distance and move toward it.

   4 some animals are able to share knowledge of faraway sources of food.


(5) Which of the following statements is true?

   1 Some moose and bighorn sheep have been brought to the west in recent years.

   2 A group of scientists decided to live in the mountains of the west to study animals.

   3 Most animals fail to notice when the temperature or seasons change.

   4 GPS technology has allowed scientists to record available food sources.