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EIKEN Grade Pre-2 Reading: Lesson 5 Part 2

Part 1 : Gap Fill in Passages

Practice Test

Eiken Practice Test Template

Direction: You will be given 10 minutes to answer questions 1 to 10. Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

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(1) 1 thought to be quite dangerous

    2 enjoyed mostly by small children

    3 played all over the world

    4 less popular than in the 1900s


(2)  1 same failure

    2 common rule

    3 similar thing

    4 biggest difference


(3) 1 softer than a baseball

    2 larger than a tennis ball

    3 the softest in history

    4 as hard as a baseball


Let's Discuss! Practice Test

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Part 1: Vocabulary Check

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

originate

[ uh / rij / uh / neyt ]

[verb]

- to come from a particular place, time, situation, etc.

replacement

[ ri / pleys / muhnt ]

[noun]

- a thing or person that takes the place of something or someone else

indoor

[ in / dawr ]

[adjective]

- happening, used, or existing inside a building

spare

[ spair ]

[adjective]

- it is available to use because it is extra

inning

[ in / ing ]

[noun]

- one of the nine playing periods in a game of baseball

pitch

[ pich ]

[verb]

- to move or be moved suddenly, especially by throwing or being thrown

overhand

[ oh / ver / hand ]

[adjective]

-(especially of a throw) made with the arm moving above the shoulder

underhand

[ uhn / der / hand ]

[adjective]

- (done by) moving the arm below shoulder level

organize

[ awr / guh / nahyz ]

[verb]

- to make arrangements for something to happen

promote

[ pruh / moht ]

[verb]

- to encourage people to like, buy, use, do, or support something

Part 1: Comprehension Questions

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


2024-EIKEN-READING L5P2


(1) 1 thought to be quite dangerous

    2 enjoyed mostly by small children

    3 played all over the world

    4 less popular than in the 1900s


(2)  1 same failure

    2 common rule

    3 similar thing

    4 biggest difference


(3) 1 softer than a baseball

    2 larger than a tennis ball

    3 the softest in history

    4 as hard as a baseball


Part 2 : Q & A based on Passages

Passage 1

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

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LESSON 5 PART 2 - EMAIL no.1


(1) What did Aunt Betty do last weekend?

   1 She learned how to make cheesecake.

   2 She cooked chicken for dinner.

   3 She gave Christina a recipe.

   4 She had dinner with Christina.


(2) What will happen at Christina's school next month?

   1 There will be an event where students learn about jobs.

   2 There will be a health check with a nurse for students.

   3 The students will take a field trip to a hospital.

   4 The students will have the chance to try different jobs.


(3) Christina asked Aunt Betty to

   1 help her find a job at a hospital.

   2 recommend a good college for her.

   3 come to her school to talk to the students.

   4 set up tables in the gym.


Let's Discuss! Passage 1

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Passage 1: Vocabulary Check

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

brilliant

[ bril / yuhnt ]

[adjective]

- extremely intelligent or skilled

career

[ kuh / reer ]

[noun]

the job or series of jobs that you do during your working life, especially if you continue to get better jobs and earn more money

profession

[ pruh / fesh / uhn ]

[noun]

any type of work that needs special training or a particular skill, often one that is respected because it involves a high level of education

auditorium

[ aw / di / tawr / ee / uhm]

[noun]

the part of a theater, or similar building, where the people who are watching and listening sit

favor

[ fey / ver ]

[noun]

the support or approval of something or someone

Passage 1: Comprehension Questions

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


LESSON 5 PART 2 - EMAIL no.2


(1) What did Aunt Anne do last weekend?

   1 She learned how to make cheesecake.

   2 She cooked chicken for dinner.

   3 She gave Jasmine a recipe.

   4 She had dinner with Jasmine.


(2) What will happen at Jasmine's school next month?

   1 There will be an event where students learn about jobs.

   2 There will be a health check with a nurse for students.

   3 The students will take a field trip to a hospital.

   4 The students will have the chance to try different jobs.


(3) Jasmine asked Aunt Anna to

   1 help her find a job at a hospital.

   2 recommend a good college for her.

   3 come to her school to talk to the students.

   4 set up tables in the gym.



Passage 2

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

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(1) What is true about chewing gum?

   1 It is mainly produced in America.

   2 It is a modern European invention.

   3 It has been used since ancient times.

   4 Its first use was most likely in Mexico.


(2) In Aztec culture

   1 soldiers fighting in war carried chewing gum with them.

   2 people cut down special trees and exported them to other countries.

   3 children and unmarried woman could chew gum in public.

   4 married people were not allowed to purchase chewing gum.


(3) What happened to chewing gum in the 1800s?

   1 It became popular among women in the U.S.

   2 It was given flavor and sold in stores.

   3 It was researched and developed for medical purposes.

   4 It was specially made for blowing bubbles.


(4) Chicle was replaced in chewing gum because

   1 manmade rubber is less expensive.

   2 too much chicle is not good for the health.

   3 Mexico stopped sending chicle to the U.S.

   4 wax is better for making bubbles.


Let's Discuss! Passage 2

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Passage 2: Vocabulary Check

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

appearance

[ uh / peer / uhns ]

[noun]

- the act of becoming noticeable or the fact of being present

tar

[ tahr ]

[noun]

- a black substance, sticky when hot, used especially for making roads

chew

[ choo ]

[verb]

- to crush food into smaller, softer pieces with the teeth so that it can be swallowed

apparently

[ uh / pair / uhnt / lee ]

[adverb]

- used to say you have read or been told something although you are not certain it is true

sap

[ sap ]

[noun]

- the liquid that carries food to all parts of a plant

local

[ loh / kuhl ]

[noun]

- a person who lives in the particular small area that you are talking about

switch

[ swich ]

[verb]

- to change suddenly or completely, especially from one thing to another, or to exchange by replacing one person or thing with another

synthetic

[ sin / thet / ik ]

[adjective]

are made from artificial substances, often copying a natural product:

Passage 2: Comprehension Questions

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


2024-EIKEN-READING L5P2


(1) What is true about chewing gum?

   1 It is mainly produced in America.

   2 It is a modern European invention.

   3 It has been used since ancient times.

   4 Its first use was most likely in Mexico.


(2) In Aztec culture

   1 soldiers fighting in war carried chewing gum with them.

   2 people cut down special trees and exported them to other countries.

   3 children and unmarried woman could chew gum in public.

   4 married people were not allowed to purchase chewing gum.


(3) What happened to chewing gum in the 1800s?

   1 It became popular among women in the U.S.

   2 It was given flavor and sold in stores.

   3 It was researched and developed for medical purposes.

   4 It was specially made for blowing bubbles.


(4) Chicle was replaced in chewing gum because

   1 manmade rubber is less expensive.

   2 too much chicle is not good for the health.

   3 Mexico stopped sending chicle to the U.S.

   4 wax is better for making bubbles.