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A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the appropriate title for the text? A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the appropriate title for the text?

• The Goose
• The Jealous Hen
• The Greedy Farmer
• The Pursuit of Golden Eggs

A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the appropriate title for the text? A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the main idea of paragraph 3?

• The hen was grateful because of her luck
• The goose laid more eggs
• The farmer butchered the hen
• The hen was jealous with the goose

A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the appropriate title for the text? A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” Which of the following statement is NOT mentioned in the text?

• The goose was dead in the end.
• The farmer always feed the goose the best food.
• The goose was the farmer’s favorite.
• The hen never felt unlucky.

A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” What is the appropriate title for the text? A hen was so jealous at her friend, a goose, who could lay golden eggs. The farmer was very caring with his goose and he always feed the goose the best corn and wheat, as opposed to other livestock which were provided only with the usual fodder. “The goose is so lucky. She lays golden eggs so she gets more affection from our master,” said the hen. One day, the farmer came into the barn and said greedily, “I wonder if there are many golden eggs inside the goose." Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her. The hen, knowing the fate of the poor goose, said, “I am so lucky! If only I had laid golden eggs, I would have been dead instead of the goose!” “Then, he captured the goose, took her to his home, and butchered her.” What is the closest meaning of the underlined word?

• Intimidated
• Fed
• Cared
• Slaughtered

A Story From The Farm Yard Two roosters were fighting fiercely to be the king of the farmyard. One finally gained an advantage and the other surrendered. The losing rooster slunk away and hid in a quiet corner. The winner flew up to a high wall, flapped its wings and crowed its victory, as loud as it could. Suddenly, an eagle came sailing through the air and carried it off, with its talons. The losing rooster immediately came out of its corner and ruled the farmyard from then on. From the text, we know that …

• Only one rooster can rule the roost
• The roosters are fighting to flap their wings
• The eagle had watched them all day
• The farm needs a new king

A Story From The Farm Yard Two roosters were fighting fiercely to be the king of the farmyard. One finally gained an advantage and the other surrendered. The losing rooster slunk away and hid in a quiet corner. The winner flew up to a high wall, flapped its wings and crowed its victory, as loud as it could. Suddenly, an eagle came sailing through the air and carried it off, with its talons. The losing rooster immediately came out of its corner and ruled the farmyard from then on. What is the main idea of paragraph 3?

• An eagle watching the rooster from a distance
• The losing rooster came out from its hiding place
• The eagle took the winning rooster as its prey
• The winning rooster celebrates it’s winning proudly

A Story From The Farm Yard Two roosters were fighting fiercely to be the king of the farmyard. One finally gained an advantage and the other surrendered. The losing rooster slunk away and hid in a quiet corner. The winner flew up to a high wall, flapped its wings and crowed its victory, as loud as it could. Suddenly, an eagle came sailing through the air and carried it off, with its talons. The losing rooster immediately came out of its corner and ruled the farmyard from then on. What can we learn from the story?

• There’s always a bigger enemy in this life
• Your friend can be your enemy
• Always grab an opportunity before you
• Don’t be cocky when we have achieved our goal

Mouse Deer and Mr. Crocodile One day, a mouse deer was walking by the river. He was very starving because he hadn’t eaten since morning. It was midday. But he found nothing in the land but dying trees. “Huh… I hate this branches, I don’t like it!”Across the river, there was green grassland, with young leaves. ‘Hmm.. it seems delicious’ imagined the mouse deer, ‘but how can I get there? I can’t swim, the current is very rapid?’The mouse deer was figuring out the way how to reach there. Suddenly, he jumped to the air,’aha.: he then walked to the edge of the river. He didn’t see the reflection because the water flowed very fast. He dipped one of his forelegs into the water. A few moments later, appeared Mr. Crocodile showing his sharp teeth. He then laughed, “Ha… ha… ha, you can’t run away from me, You’ll be my tasty lunch!” said the crocodile.”Of course, I can’t. You are very strong, Mr. Croco,” replied the mouse deer frightenedly. Then, the other crocodiles approached moving slowly. They approached the edge of the river.”But, before you all have a party, I wonder how many your members are there in the river. If I know your number exactly, I can distribute my meat evenly,” said the mouse deer.”Oh…o, great, good idea! But we are a large group, I can’t count it precisely,” Mr. Croco moaned. “Leave it to me, and I can make it for you!.” Now, can you ask the others to line up, from one edge to the other edge of the river? The mouse deer requested. Then the crocodiles arranged themselves in line from one edge to the other edge of the river. The mouse deer jumped to the body of one crocodile to the others while he was counting, ‘one, two, three; and so forth up to ten. Then, at last, he arrived at grassland, and he thanked the dumb crocodiles. Why did mouse deer want to go across the river?

• Because he was very hungry
• Because he wanted to cheat Mr. Crocodile
• He wanted to eat some dying trees
• He was afraid of the current of the river

Mouse Deer and Mr. Crocodile One day, a mouse deer was walking by the river. He was very starving because he hadn’t eaten since morning. It was midday. But he found nothing in the land but dying trees. “Huh… I hate this branches, I don’t like it!”Across the river, there was green grassland, with young leaves. ‘Hmm.. it seems delicious’ imagined the mouse deer, ‘but how can I get there? I can’t swim, the current is very rapid?’The mouse deer was figuring out the way how to reach there. Suddenly, he jumped to the air,’aha.: he then walked to the edge of the river. He didn’t see the reflection because the water flowed very fast. He dipped one of his forelegs into the water. A few moments later, appeared Mr. Crocodile showing his sharp teeth. He then laughed, “Ha… ha… ha, you can’t run away from me, You’ll be my tasty lunch!” said the crocodile.”Of course, I can’t. You are very strong, Mr. Croco,” replied the mouse deer frightenedly. Then, the other crocodiles approached moving slowly. They approached the edge of the river.”But, before you all have a party, I wonder how many your members are there in the river. If I know your number exactly, I can distribute my meat evenly,” said the mouse deer.”Oh…o, great, good idea! But we are a large group, I can’t count it precisely,” Mr. Croco moaned. “Leave it to me, and I can make it for you!.” Now, can you ask the others to line up, from one edge to the other edge of the river? The mouse deer requested. Then the crocodiles arranged themselves in line from one edge to the other edge of the river. The mouse deer jumped to the body of one crocodile to the others while he was counting, ‘one, two, three; and so forth up to ten. Then, at last, he arrived at grassland, and he thanked the dumb crocodiles. How many crocodiles were there in the story above?

• Three crocodiles
• Ten crocodiles
• Thirteen crocodiles
• Not mentioned

Mouse Deer and Mr. Crocodile One day, a mouse deer was walking by the river. He was very starving because he hadn’t eaten since morning. It was midday. But he found nothing in the land but dying trees. “Huh… I hate this branches, I don’t like it!”Across the river, there was green grassland, with young leaves. ‘Hmm.. it seems delicious’ imagined the mouse deer, ‘but how can I get there? I can’t swim, the current is very rapid?’The mouse deer was figuring out the way how to reach there. Suddenly, he jumped to the air,’aha.: he then walked to the edge of the river. He didn’t see the reflection because the water flowed very fast. He dipped one of his forelegs into the water. A few moments later, appeared Mr. Crocodile showing his sharp teeth. He then laughed, “Ha… ha… ha, you can’t run away from me, You’ll be my tasty lunch!” said the crocodile.”Of course, I can’t. You are very strong, Mr. Croco,” replied the mouse deer frightenedly. Then, the other crocodiles approached moving slowly. They approached the edge of the river.”But, before you all have a party, I wonder how many your members are there in the river. If I know your number exactly, I can distribute my meat evenly,” said the mouse deer.”Oh…o, great, good idea! But we are a large group, I can’t count it precisely,” Mr. Croco moaned. “Leave it to me, and I can make it for you!.” Now, can you ask the others to line up, from one edge to the other edge of the river? The mouse deer requested. Then the crocodiles arranged themselves in line from one edge to the other edge of the river. The mouse deer jumped to the body of one crocodile to the others while he was counting, ‘one, two, three; and so forth up to ten. Then, at last, he arrived at grassland, and he thanked the dumb crocodiles. ” …. But we are a large group, I can’t count it precisely,” The underlined word has the closest meaning with …

• Accurately
• Objectively
• Definitely
• Obviously