Late in the afternoon, the boys put up their tent in the middle of a field. As soon as this was done, they cooked a meal over an open fire. They were all hungry and the food smelt good. After a wonderful meal, they told stories and sang a song by the camp fire. But some time later it began to rain. The boys felt tired so they put out the fire and crept into their tent. Their sleeping-bags were warm and comfortable, so they all slept soundly. In the middle of the night, two boys woke up and began shouting. The tent was full of water! They all leapt out of their sleeping-bag and hurried outside. It was raining heavily and they found that a stream had formed in the field. The stream wound its way across the field and then flowed right under their tent.
Choose the best answer
1. Where did the boys build their tent?
- a. by the camp fire
- b. in the middle of a field
- c. under the tree
- d. in the middle of the night
- e. in their sleeping-bag
- a. stories were told and songs were sung
- b. cooked the food over an over fire
- c. they were all hungry
- d. smelt a good food
- e. went for a walk
- a. the sleeping-bags were warm
- b. they all slept soundly
- c. the boys felt tired
- d. the tent was full of water
- e. they put out the fire
- a. they cooked a meal
- b. they put up their tent
- c. they shouted
- d. they smelt a good food
- e. they put out the fire
- a. rapidly
- b. step aside
- c. slowly
- d. quickly
- e. speedy
Ted Robinson has been worried all the week. Last Tuesday he received a letter from the local police. In the letter he was asked to call at the station. Ted wondered why he was wanted by the police; but he went to the station yesterday and now he is not worried any more. At the station, he was told by a smiling policeman that his bicycle had been found. Five days ago, the policeman told him, the bicycle was picked up in a small village four hundred miles away. It is now being sent to his home by train. Ted was most surprised when he heard the news. He was amused too, because he never expected the bicycle to be found. It was stolen twenty years ago when Ted was a boy of fifteen.
6. What did Ted wonder?- a. he was told by smiling policeman
- b. he went to the station
- c. he received a letter
- d. why the police wanted him
- e. when he heard the news
- a. a policeman gives him-a new bicycle
- b. his bicycle was stolen
- c. some one had found his bicycle
- d. he was asked to bring a letter
- e. he was not worried any more
- a. surprised
- b. angry
- c. afraid of
- d. sad
- e. keeps silent
- a. last Tuesday
- b. yesterday
- c. fifteen years ago
- d. Five days ago
- e. Twenty years ago
- a. astonished
- b. astounded
- c. amazed
- d. anxious
- e. anticipated
An eclipse of the Moons means the blocking of the Moon's light so that the Moon is dark (totally or partially) at the time we are supposed to be able to see it bright.
An eclipse of the Moon occurs when the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow in space. It moves first into a region of partial darkness, called the penumbra, then into a region of almost complete darkness, called the umbra. The Moon may remain in eclipse for up to about two and a half hours. During a lunar eclipse the Moon often takes on a faint glow. This is caused by the sunlight reaching it after having been bent by the Earth's atmosphere.
An eclipse of the Sun occurs when the New Moon moves in front of the Sun and blots out some or all of its light. In a partial eclipse only part of the Sun is blotted out: In an annular eclipse the Moon does not quite mask the Sun, leaving a ring (annulus) of light. In a total eclipse the Moon masks the Sun completely. A shadow, up to 250 km wide, travels rapidly over the Earth's surface. Totally time (of total eclipse) lasts only up to about seven and a half minutes.
11. What is an eclipse? An eclipse of the Moon occurs when the Moon moves into the Earth's shadow in space. It moves first into a region of partial darkness, called the penumbra, then into a region of almost complete darkness, called the umbra. The Moon may remain in eclipse for up to about two and a half hours. During a lunar eclipse the Moon often takes on a faint glow. This is caused by the sunlight reaching it after having been bent by the Earth's atmosphere.
An eclipse of the Sun occurs when the New Moon moves in front of the Sun and blots out some or all of its light. In a partial eclipse only part of the Sun is blotted out: In an annular eclipse the Moon does not quite mask the Sun, leaving a ring (annulus) of light. In a total eclipse the Moon masks the Sun completely. A shadow, up to 250 km wide, travels rapidly over the Earth's surface. Totally time (of total eclipse) lasts only up to about seven and a half minutes.
- a. it is the condition of the Moon when we cannot see it
- b. it is the condition of the Sun when we cannot see it
- c. it is the shadow of the Moon on the surface of the Earth
- d. it is the movement of the Moon towards the shadow of the Earth
- e. it is the blocking of the Sun or the Moon's light
- a. because in the orbit the Moon is located in the Earth's shadow
- b. because the Moon is located between the Sun and the Earth
- c. because the Sun is located between the Moon and the Earth
- d. because the Sun is blocking the Moon's light
- e. because the Moon is located in the Sun's shadow
- a. because it still keeps some of the light before the eclipse occurs
- b. sunlight is reaching it after having been bent by Earth's atmosphere
- c. because the eclipse have been completed and is over
- d. because the shadow that blocks its light has moved away
- e. because the earth has moved in a position that enables the Moon to glow
- a. weak
- b. not clear
- c. bright
- d. white
- e. vague
- a. hides
- b. uncovers
- c. glows
- d. lights
- e. keeps
Water goes round and round in the water cycle. The main upward movement is by evaporation. Water evaporated as vapour .from oceans, rivers, and lakes passes the atmosphere. Some water vapour is also "breathed out" by plants. And high in the air, water vapour to form clouds. Sideways movement occurs when cloud are blown along by the wind. Finally, to complete the cycle, downward movement takes place when its rains. When it is cold, rain falls as snowflakes or hailstones, and lies as snow and ice. Sometimes snow and ice can even change directly into vapour without passing through a liquid phase
16. Which of the following statement is true about water cycle?- a. there are three phases in water cycle
- b. water evaporates upward when it is blown by the wind
- c. cloud move horizontally when they are high in the air
- d. snows always change into liquid before they change into vapour
- e. water that is contained in plants does not evaporate
- a. it is the breath of plants
- b. it is the changing of the water form from solid to liquid
- c. it is the changing of the water form from the liquids into gas
- d. it is the changing of water vapour into clouds
- e. it is the movement of clouds horizontally
- a. evaporation
- b. rainfalls
- c. snowflakes
- d. condenses
- e. hailstones
- a. snowflakes
- b. rainfalls
- c. ice
- d. glaciers
- e. hailstorm
- a. mud
- b. water
- c. stream
- d. wet
- e. solid
The students of IA have just finished doing an experiment in the laboratory. It is nine fifteen. It is time for them to have a break now. Evian and her friends are in the canteen. The canteen is big and clean. There is a washing table with the sentence “wash your hands before and after eating” above it. There are bowls of side dishes and drinks sold in the canteen. All the students queue up to buy their food. Discipline and obedience help to make sure everybody to follow the canteen rules. The rules are to queue up to buy food and not to spit on the floor. If the students are cooperative, the canteen will be clean and safe.
21. The students are in the ......... now- a. laboratory
- b. canteen
- c. classroom
- d. office
- e. library
- a. work together to prepare food
- b. discipline and obedience
- c. wash your hands before and after eating
- d. queue up to buy food and not to spit on the floor
- e. the students shouldn’t cooperative
- a. the washing table
- b. the sentence
- c. the bench
- d. the land
- e. the canteen
- a. it is time for the students of IA to have a break
- b. the rules are to queue up to buy food and to spit on the floor.
- c. all the students queue up to buy their food.
- d. There is a washing table with the sentence “wash your hands before and after eating” above it.
- e. If the students are cooperative, the canteen will be clean and safe.
- a. silent
- b. obey
- c. cooperative
- d. stand in line
- e. right order
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