Reading Exercise

Reading Exercise

IBI FPK - CLASS C

~NAShofah

Multiple Choice

Studies from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition show that tea...

• may stop you from having a stroke.

• may stop you from getting some diseases.

• helps lower cholesterol.

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Dr. Claudio Ferri says that black tea...

• helps you lose weight.

• can help stop cancer.

• can lower blood pressure.

• is good for your bones.

Multiple Choice

Alzheimer's disease is a...

• brain disorder.

• bone disorder.

• heart disorder.

• blood disorder.

Multiple Choice

What did one study find about people over 50 who drank green tea?

• They lost a lot of weight.

• They had stronger bones.

• They had low blood pressure.

• They had high cholesterol.

Multiple Choice

In one study, people lost weight by drinking green tea.

• True

• False

• We don't know

Multiple Choice

To get out of the Escape Room, players must...

• become the Gamemaster.

• solve puzzles.

• record videos.

• ask for help.

Multiple Choice

The most important thing players need in order to escape from the room is...

• their smartphone.

• a camera

• a calculator

• their brain

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Why do players need to work quickly?

• They only have 60 minutes to get out of the room.

• They only have 60 seconds to finish each puzzle.

• They have to finish before the Gamemaster leaves.

• They want to see which player is the fastest.

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A Gamemaster can help players during the game by...

• sending a helpful text to their phones.

• making the puzzles easier.

• giving hints when they are unsure.

• telling them how much time is left.

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Noel Hunwick is...

• the owner of Inamo.

• a waiter at Inamo.

• a waitress at Inamo.

• a customer of Inamo.

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Virtual menus let customers...

• cook their own food.

• taste the food.

• tell the waiter what they want.

• see the food before they decide what to get.

Multiple Choice

Customers can call cabs using the virtual menu.

• True

• False

• We don't know

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Hunwick thinks his virtual menus...

• save time.

• save money.

• save lives.

• save jobs.

Multiple Choice

Why does the author mention washing the dishes?

• To define what boredom is

• To give an example of a boring activity

• To offer an opinion about boredom

• To show why research is important

Multiple Choice

What did Dr. Mann hope to learn from her research?

• How boredom effects our lives

• Which activities are the most boring

• What kinds of people get bored

• How long it takes for people to get bored

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What was the boring task in Dr. Mann's research?

• Reading from a phone book

• Calling a telephone number many times

• Repeating telephone numbers out loud

• Writing down telephone numbers

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According to Dr. Mann, being bored encourages people to...

• think creatively.

• enjoy routine tasks.

• look for important activities.

• read more books.

Multiple Choice

Dr. Wijnand van Tilburg's research shows that boredom...

• helps people finish creative tasks faster.

• makes people believe their lives are meaningful.

• encourages people to find activities that help others.

• increases the amount of time people waste.

Multiple Choice

At first, Humans of New York was just a book.

• True

• False

• We don't know

Multiple Choice

You can follow HONY on Facebook.

• True

• False

• We don't know

Multiple Choice

According to the article, what made HONY so popular?

• The captions

• "Little Humans"

• A crowd-funding site

• HONY copycats

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What DOESN'T the article say about HONY?

• It gives people hope and wisdom.

• There's nothing else like it on the Internet.

• It has portraits of young people and old people.

• It helps us connect to people we don't know.

Multiple Choice

Which statement is true?

• Stanton's children's book, "Little Humans," is a best seller.

• Most HONY portraits are happy and inspiring.

• HONY has almost one million followers.

• Sometimes Stanton uses HONY to help people.

Multiple Choice

Ecotourism is...

• traveling to places in ways that don't hurt the environment.

• sleeping outdoors while traveling, instead of in hotels.

• traveling without spending a lot of money.

• visiting local people while traveling, instead of visiting places.

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According to the article, on eco-tours, tourists...

• stay at chain hotels.

• learn to take care of nature.

• plant vegetable gardens and pick up litter.

• may not use any electricity.

Multiple Choice

Regular travel...

• teaches tourists about the local people.

• doesn't help or hurt the environment.

• helps makes money for the community.

• can hurt nature.

Multiple Choice

National Geographic Expeditions has a tour to Rwanda.

• True

• False

• We don't know

Multiple Choice

How is Blancaneaux Lodge in Belize friendly to the environment?

• It uses water power.

• It grows its own fruits and vegetables.

• It uses ceiling fans.

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What do coral reefs provide for other sea creatures?

• Food

• Shelter

• A safe place to breed

• All of the above

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What is the MUSA?

• A natural coral reef near Cancun

• A collection of underwater sculptures

• An underwater recording device

• A special kind of clay

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Which sculpture records sounds from the ocean?

• "The Listener"

• "Silent Evolution"

• "The Dream Collector"

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Who is Jason DeCaires Taylor?

• A marine scientist

• An artist

• A tourist

• A guard

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The statues of "Silent Evolution" form the shape of...

• a fish

• a bottle

• an ear

• an eye

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People sit and stand while pedaling the bike.

• True

• False

• We don't know

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When you aqua cycle you...

• wear a swimsuit.

• go in a swimming pool.

• wear special shoes.

• All of the above

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According to the article, what is one reason aqua cycling is good for older people?

• It's easier for older people to pedal in water.

• It doesn't hurt if they fall off the bike.

• It doesn't make people tired.

• It helps older people learn to ride a bike.

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What is NOT true about aqua cycling?

• The bike stays in one place.

• Your whole body is under the water.

• It makes you stronger.

• A teacher tells people what to do during class.

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There are many open offices in the United States.

• True

• False

• We don't know

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In an open office, workers...

• have to work quickly.

• work in small private rooms.

• sit together at tables.

• have to be quiet all the time.

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According to the article, some workers in open offices can't work with...

• too many co-workers.

• too much privacy.

• too many tables.

• too much noise.

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What is good about an open office?

• There are many small rooms to work in.

• It is easy to get help from other people.

• Germs go quickly from person to person.

• People are often having conversations.

Multiple Choice

Kaufman likes to work in an office with all her co-workers.

• True

• False

• We don't know

Multiple Choice

HavASole...

• gives money to people who are homeless.

• takes people who are homeless to the doctor.

• finds homes for people who are homeless.

• gives sneakers to people who are homeless.

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According to the article, when Mendias was a child, he...

• collected sneakers.

• didn't have any shoes.

• was homeless.

• played lots of sports.

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When Mendias grew up, he collected sneakers.

• True

• False

• We don't know

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What is true about Mendias?

• He owns a shoe store.

• He started HavASole.

• He runs a homeless shelter.

• He plays on a sports team.