Extra text questions

Form A

6. Why does the group have to be quiet when they go to the basketball court?
a. Because Joe is telling Bill what to do
b. Because they do not want Bill to know they were there
c. Because Bill likes to practice alone
d. Because the group needs to listen to Joe’s instructions

7. Only one of the following sentences is RIGHT.

a. Bill and Joe are good friends.
b. Bill and Joe are good weather friends.
c. Bill and Joe are infancy friends.
d. Bill and Joe are jealous of one another.

8. Only one of the following sentences is WRONG.

a. Bill doesn't score in real matches.
b. Bill plays better when only Joe is watching.
c. Bill is a great shooter.
d. Bill needs to practice much more to score.

9. The following sentence, ''Joe nodded and understood, but he also had an idea,''
expresses
a. Possibility
b. Agreement
c. Disagreement
d. Partial agreement

10. According to the text, Bill is expected to

a. have more self-confidence
b. fight with the janitor
c. score a goal
d. quit playing basketball

form B

1. One of the following sentences is false:

a. Every part of the walnut is unusually hard and strong
b. The nut of the tree is encased inside a very hard shell
c. The hard shell is enclosed in a leathery outer covering called a husk
d. The shell is very easy to break
2. The outer husk produces a dark reddish stain which is used as a
a. dye
b. fertilizer
c. spice
d. fruit

3. The inner shell of the nut is used

a. to decorate houses
b. to make toys
c. to clean jet engines
d. to make tissues

4. One of the following sentences is true:

a. Every part of the walnut is useful to people
b. Every part of the walnut is unusually soft and weak
c. Fruit trees will live longer if planted too close to a walnut.
d. The nut of the tree is poisonous

5. Fruit trees will not survive if planted too close to a walnut because
a. they need hot weather
b. walnut trees exude a chemical into the soil near their roots which can be
poisonous to some trees and shrubs
c. they need cold weather
d. the need very large space