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Narrative Text and Simple Past Tense: The Text Is For Questions 1 To 4
Narrative Text and Simple Past Tense: The Text Is For Questions 1 To 4
Once upon a time there was a poor farm worker in China. One day he had no rice to eat, and decided to ask his
landlord for some. Therefore, he slaughtered one of his ducks and gave it to the landlord as a gift.
The landlord received the present and thanked the farm worker. The landlord felt confused as he could not divide
the duck fairly to his family members so he asked the farmer, “How can I divide this duck fairly? I have a wife, two sons
and two daughters.”
The farm worker took his knife and cut off the head of the duck. “This is for you , sir. Because you’re the head of
the family.”, he said.
Then he cut off the two legs and gave one to each of the sons. “These are for you, because you will follow in your
father’s footsteps.”, he claimed.
Next he cut off the two wings and gave one to each of the daughters. “These are for you, because you will fly away
and marry someone.”, he said. Finally, he gave the rest for the landlord’s wife. Since, she did many works to support the
daily needs for all her beloved family members. The landlord was very happy and gave the farm worker some rice and
money as well.
1. “…no rice to eat, and decided to ask his landlord for some.” The underlined word has the same meaning as . . . .
A. Squire C. Owner
B. Farmer D. Worker
A. to describe a particular person to all people. C. to inform readers about worthy information.
B. to share with others an unusual thing. D. to entertain the readers.
4. What was the reason the farm worker gave the wings to the landlord’s daughters? Because ……
A. They will go away to follow their husbands. C. They are the head of the family.
B. They will follow in their father’s footsteps. D. In order to be able to run fast.
A. The cat confused about the trick to escape C. The huntsmen came closer to them
B. The fox boasted of the trick to escape D. The fox had a problem in escaping
A. Go C. Went
B. Goes D. Is gone
A. Ate C. eating
B. Eaten D. eat
A. Yesterday C. Tonight
B. Tomorrow D. Today
B. Sold D. Sell
A. Break C. Broken
B. Brake D. Broke
A. Is C. Was
B. Are D. Were
A. Do C. Did
B. Does D. Was
A. Am C. Were
B. Was D. Are
A. Walk C. Walks
B. Walked D. Walking