Pet Reading

Pet Reading

By Serhat Kilic

Multiple Choice

Richard and Sonia’s most recent film compared lions’ behaviour in different parts of Africa.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

It was Richard and Sonia’s idea to set up a special project to research the lions in Africa.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

Meeting each other as students was the start of Sonia developing a new interest.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

Sonia’s parents encouraged her to discover the natural environment around her childhood home.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

They agree that an uncomfortable working environment is the worst part of their job.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

They have different ideas about what is the most enjoyable part of their job.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

They found people with fewer opportunities to use technology have a better understanding of

geography.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

Richard advises students of wildlife to keep up to date with the most recent filmmaking techniques.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

Sonia suggests that some modern technology can make the type of work they do harder.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

The couple believe that people must act quickly to prevent wildlife from disappearing.

• T

• F

Multiple Choice

What is the writer trying to do in this text?

• describe how children make friends at a summer camp

• suggest how parents should choose a summer camp for children

• explain what it is like for children at a summer camp

• advise children how to behave at a summer camp

Multiple Choice

What does the writer say about rock climbing at the camp?

• Some children already know how to do it.

• Some children prefer to swim or play table-tennis.

• Some children refuse to take part.

• Some children find it more enjoyable than they expected to.

Multiple Choice

What surprises the writer about the children who stay at the camp?

• The youngest ones find it hard to be away from home.

• They complain if they cannot phone their parents.

• They miss meal times with their parents.

• They seem grateful for their experience here.

Multiple Choice

What does the writer think about some parents?

• They should visit their children instead of phoning them.

• They don't need to keep on phoning the camp.

• They shouldn't allow their children to bring phones to camp.

• They need to be reminded to phone their children.

Multiple Choice

Which postcard might a child at the camp send home?

• I was annoyed when they

  suggested I put on old

  jeans, but I guess they

  were right.

• It's so unfair that everyone

  else can use their

  mobile phone, but they

  won't let me use mine.

• I've made some good

  friends but we're all

  bored because there

  isn’t much to do here.

• I was really frightened

  every time we went rock

  climbing, so they let me

  do something else instead.

Multiple Choice

26

• guess

• excuse

• question

• surprise

Multiple Choice

27

• complete

• top

• proper

• full

Multiple Choice

28

• Although

• Besides

• Unless

• Despite

Multiple Choice

29

• shows

• fits

• seems

• makes

Multiple Choice

30

• location

• point

• landscape

• scene

Multiple Choice

31

• allow

• mean

• let

• intend

Multiple Choice

32

• amazed

• popular

• interested

• positive

Multiple Choice

33

• who

• where

• which

• what

Multiple Choice

34

• admire

• approve

• accept

• attract

Multiple Choice

35

• in

• as

• on

• by

​Questions 1 – 5

Here are some sentences about a popular restaurant.

For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.

Use no more than three words.

Write only the missing words on your answer sheet.

You may use this page for any rough work.

Example:

0 Restaurant Nicole is popular because of its central location.

Restaurant Nicole is popular because it is situated in …………………………........ of town.

Answer: 0 the centre