G 8 BTS Term 3 Final Revision Reading

G 8 BTS Term 3 Final Revision Reading

Reading Specifications

Read the sentences and decide whether these are True, False, or Not Given. 

Multiple Choice

1/The Titanic was launched in 1914.

• True

• False

• Not Given

Multiple Choice

2/ The Titanic hit an iceberg.

• True

• False

• Not Given

Multiple Choice

3/ The captain of the Titanic was saved.

• True

• False

• Not Given

Multiple Choice

4/ In 1985, the wreck was found.

• True

• False

• Not Given

Multiple Choice

5/ They found no objects.

• True

• False

• Not Given

Multiple choice questions – Students choose the correct option A, B, or C.

Multiple Choice

1/ Where do you play this sport?

• In the mountains.

• In the desert.

• In the sea.

Multiple Choice

2/ What equipment do you need?

• a special board.

• a helmet

• a bike.

Multiple Choice

3/ What is the most difficult part of this sport?

• a dune buggy.

• floating on sand.

• getting to the top of the sand dunes.

Multiple Choice

4/ Why is it becoming more popular in the UAE?

• easy and free.

• use a quad

• racing

Multiple Choice

5/ Many people like this sport to-------------------

• enjoy the views

• compete and race

• both A and B

 Match the heading with an appropriate paragraph (one distractor)

Multiple Choice

1-

• The cost of the ISS.

• Exploring Mars

• The start of space exploration.

• The beginning of space stations.

• Exploring the moon.

Multiple Choice

2-

• The cost of the ISS.

• Exploring Mars

• The start of space exploration.

• The beginning of space stations.

• Exploring the moon.

Multiple Choice

3-

• The cost of the ISS.

• Exploring Mars

• The start of space exploration.

• The beginning of space stations.

• Exploring the moon.

Multiple Choice

4-

• The cost of the ISS.

• Exploring Mars

• The start of space exploration.

• The beginning of space stations.

• Exploring the moon.

Multiple Choice

5-

• The cost of the ISS.

• Exploring Mars

• The start of space exploration.

• The beginning of space stations.

• Exploring the moon.