This text is for questions 8 to 10. When I was in 6 th grade, my best friend, Tania. and I auditioned for a talent show competition in my town. The competition was exactly like American Idol in that there were three judges who would comment on each of the performances. Tania and I were very eager to perform in this competition and share our talents. We both chose to sing songs by Taylor Swift, our favorite artist. She sang Fifteen , and I sang You Belong with Me . The competition was fierce. All the participants tried hard to perform well. Tania performed fight before me and she did a great performance. I was nervous. I went out on stage, and I imagined myself to be Taylor Swift in that moment and tried to imitate exactly how she sings. According to the judges, it wasn't a good idea for me to imitate the real singer even though I sang well. They were right. After we all finished singing, it was time announce the top 3 winners. I was really hoping Tania and I would make the top 3 winners. However, only Tania did it. She was the third winner. I congratulated her. From that moment, I promised myself to practice singing hard. From the text, we know that….

the writer participated in the competition with her friend

the writer didn't watch her friend's performance

the writer belonged to the top 3 winners

the writer and her friend didn't win the competition

the writer sang two songs in the competition

This text is for questions 8 to 10. When I was in 6 th grade, my best friend, Tania. and I auditioned for a talent show competition in my town. The competition was exactly like American Idol in that there were three judges who would comment on each of the performances. Tania and I were very eager to perform in this competition and share our talents. We both chose to sing songs by Taylor Swift, our favorite artist. She sang Fifteen , and I sang You Belong with Me . The competition was fierce. All the participants tried hard to perform well. Tania performed fight before me and she did a great performance. I was nervous. I went out on stage, and I imagined myself to be Taylor Swift in that moment and tried to imitate exactly how she sings. According to the judges, it wasn't a good idea for me to imitate the real singer even though I sang well. They were right. After we all finished singing, it was time announce the top 3 winners. I was really hoping Tania and I would make the top 3 winners. However, only Tania did it. She was the third winner. I congratulated her. From that moment, I promised myself to practice singing hard. What made the writer lose in the competition?

She imitated how the real singer sings.

She couldn't finish her singing.

She cheated when she was performing.

She was so nervous that she couldn't sing.

She didn't remember the lyrics of the song.

This text is for questions 11 to 16. On the 16th of August at half past four in the morning Soekarno and Hatta left Jakarta by car, accompanied by Sukarni and J. Kunto, driving in the direction of Rengasdengklok barracks were at that time already in the hands of the Indonesian Pemudas who had conceived the plan to rebel against the Japanese. In that place discussions took place about an immediate declaration of independence for Indonesia. Because no agreement and unanimity could be reached the discussions were continued at midnight on the 16th of August in a building on the Nassau boulevard in Jakarta. Here had gathered all the Indonesian leaders and members of the "Committee for the Preparation of Indonesia's Independence", which had then been set up by the Japanese. At the time of these latter discussions, Sukarni proposed a text for the proclamation of Indonesia's independence in which the following sentence was written : “The Indonesian Nation hereby declares itself independent. All existing institutions maintained by the foreigners must be taken from them". Such a formulation could not get the approval of the meeting, which sought a far more moderate form. Finally Sayuti Melik was able to solve the problem by suggesting the following formulation: "We, the Indonesian People, hereby declare the independence of Indonesia. Matters concerning the transfer of power and other things will be properly dealt with in the. shortest possible time." Taken from : Portrait of a Patriot: Selected Writings What did they discuss in Rengasdengklok barracks?

An immediate declaration of independence for Indonesia.

How to rebel against the Japanese.

The Committee for the Preparation of Indonesia's Independence.

How to free some Indonesian Pemudas members arrested by Japanese.

The different opinion about the formulation of Indonesia's independence.

This text is for questions 11 to 16. On the 16th of August at half past four in the morning Soekarno and Hatta left Jakarta by car, accompanied by Sukarni and J. Kunto, driving in the direction of Rengasdengklok barracks were at that time already in the hands of the Indonesian Pemudas who had conceived the plan to rebel against the Japanese. In that place discussions took place about an immediate declaration of independence for Indonesia. Because no agreement and unanimity could be reached the discussions were continued at midnight on the 16th of August in a building on the Nassau boulevard in Jakarta. Here had gathered all the Indonesian leaders and members of the "Committee for the Preparation of Indonesia's Independence", which had then been set up by the Japanese. At the time of these latter discussions, Sukarni proposed a text for the proclamation of Indonesia's independence in which the following sentence was written : “The Indonesian Nation hereby declares itself independent. All existing institutions maintained by the foreigners must be taken from them". Such a formulation could not get the approval of the meeting, which sought a far more moderate form. Finally Sayuti Melik was able to solve the problem by suggesting the following formulation: "We, the Indonesian People, hereby declare the independence of Indonesia. Matters concerning the transfer of power and other things will be properly dealt with in the. shortest possible time." Taken from : Portrait of a Patriot: Selected Writings Which of the following statements is true based on the text?

Soekarno and Hatta went to Rengasdengklok barrack early in the morning.

Soekarno and Hatta had a meeting with the representatives of Japanese.

The Indonesian Pemudas kidnapped Soekarno and Hatta in the midnight.

Sayuti Melik didn't agree with Soekamo about the formulation.

Sayuti Melik was one of the Indonesian leaders in the meeting.

This text is for questions 11 to 16. On the 16th of August at half past four in the morning Soekarno and Hatta left Jakarta by car, accompanied by Sukarni and J. Kunto, driving in the direction of Rengasdengklok barracks were at that time already in the hands of the Indonesian Pemudas who had conceived the plan to rebel against the Japanese. In that place discussions took place about an immediate declaration of independence for Indonesia. Because no agreement and unanimity could be reached the discussions were continued at midnight on the 16th of August in a building on the Nassau boulevard in Jakarta. Here had gathered all the Indonesian leaders and members of the "Committee for the Preparation of Indonesia's Independence", which had then been set up by the Japanese. At the time of these latter discussions, Sukarni proposed a text for the proclamation of Indonesia's independence in which the following sentence was written : “The Indonesian Nation hereby declares itself independent. All existing institutions maintained by the foreigners must be taken from them". Such a formulation could not get the approval of the meeting, which sought a far more moderate form. Finally Sayuti Melik was able to solve the problem by suggesting the following formulation: "We, the Indonesian People, hereby declare the independence of Indonesia. Matters concerning the transfer of power and other things will be properly dealt with in the. shortest possible time." Taken from : Portrait of a Patriot: Selected Writings The discussions were continued at midnight on the 16th of August because ....

there was no agreement and unanimity could be reached

Soekarno and Hatta was being kidnapped

there was an attack of Japanese troops

the formulation was in a moderate form

there was no place to declare the independence

This text is for questions 17 to 22. J.K. Rowling J.K. Rowling is a British author and screenwriter best known for her seven-book Harry Potter children's book series, one of the most popular book and film franchises in history. Joanne Rowling, who goes by the pen name J.K. Rowling, was bom in Yate, Gloucestershire, England on July 31, 1965. Joanne grew up surrounded by books as her mum and dad loved reading. From an early age Joanne wanted to be a writer. She wrote her first book at the age of six — a story about a rabbit called Rabbit. Joanne went to school at Wyedean Comprehensive School and then went on to study French and Classics at the University of Exeter. J.K. Rowling conceived the idea of Harry Potter during a train ride in 1990. By the time she finished writing it seven years later, her mother died, she divorced and lived in near poverty. When she was shopping it out, she was so poor, she couldn't afford a computer, so she manually typed out each version to send to publishers. It was rejected dozens of times until finally Bloomsbury, a small London publisher, gave it a second chance after the CEO's eight year-old daughter fell in love with it. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone quickly became a best-seller on publication in 1997. The Harry Potter books have broken many records. In 2007, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows became the fastest-selling book ever, selling in the first 24 hours in the UK. The Harry Potter series is now published in 80 languages, and over 500 million copies have been sold across the world. J.K. Rowling is a billionaire now, and she has received many awards and honors. Which of the following is true based on the text?

J.K. Rowling got the idea of Harry Potter during a train ride.

She studied French and Classics at the University of Washington.

She wrote her first book at the age of twelve.

She typed her novel by a computer.

Her Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows became the fastest-selling book ever in 2008.

This text is for questions 17 to 22. J.K. Rowling J.K. Rowling is a British author and screenwriter best known for her seven-book Harry Potter children's book series, one of the most popular book and film franchises in history. Joanne Rowling, who goes by the pen name J.K. Rowling, was bom in Yate, Gloucestershire, England on July 31, 1965. Joanne grew up surrounded by books as her mum and dad loved reading. From an early age Joanne wanted to be a writer. She wrote her first book at the age of six — a story about a rabbit called Rabbit. Joanne went to school at Wyedean Comprehensive School and then went on to study French and Classics at the University of Exeter. J.K. Rowling conceived the idea of Harry Potter during a train ride in 1990. By the time she finished writing it seven years later, her mother died, she divorced and lived in near poverty. When she was shopping it out, she was so poor, she couldn't afford a computer, so she manually typed out each version to send to publishers. It was rejected dozens of times until finally Bloomsbury, a small London publisher, gave it a second chance after the CEO's eight year-old daughter fell in love with it. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone quickly became a best-seller on publication in 1997. The Harry Potter books have broken many records. In 2007, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows became the fastest-selling book ever, selling in the first 24 hours in the UK. The Harry Potter series is now published in 80 languages, and over 500 million copies have been sold across the world. J.K. Rowling is a billionaire now, and she has received many awards and honors. People around the world can enjoy the Harry Potter series because....

it was translated into 80 languages

J.K. Rowling became a billionaire

This text is for questions 17 to 22. J.K. Rowling J.K. Rowling is a British author and screenwriter best known for her seven-book Harry Potter children's book series, one of the most popular book and film franchises in history. Joanne Rowling, who goes by the pen name J.K. Rowling, was bom in Yate, Gloucestershire, England on July 31, 1965. Joanne grew up surrounded by books as her mum and dad loved reading. From an early age Joanne wanted to be a writer. She wrote her first book at the age of six — a story about a rabbit called Rabbit. Joanne went to school at Wyedean Comprehensive School and then went on to study French and Classics at the University of Exeter. J.K. Rowling conceived the idea of Harry Potter during a train ride in 1990. By the time she finished writing it seven years later, her mother died, she divorced and lived in near poverty. When she was shopping it out, she was so poor, she couldn't afford a computer, so she manually typed out each version to send to publishers. It was rejected dozens of times until finally Bloomsbury, a small London publisher, gave it a second chance after the CEO's eight year-old daughter fell in love with it. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone quickly became a best-seller on publication in 1997. The Harry Potter books have broken many records. In 2007, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows became the fastest-selling book ever, selling in the first 24 hours in the UK. The Harry Potter series is now published in 80 languages, and over 500 million copies have been sold across the world. J.K. Rowling is a billionaire now, and she has received many awards and honors. Why did the CEO of a small London publisher decide to publish Rowling's novel? Because ....

his daughter fell in love with it

she had been rejected dozens of times

he was interested in the novel plot

the novel was translated in many languages

This text is for questions 23 to 25. Some people are scared to try scuba diving. But then, I was so curious why people love it so much. One day in 2017, my big family had vacation in a beautiful beach in Mexico. A few days after I got my first dive training with my family, we started to dive into a pool. Our instructor showed us some techniques like breathing with the regulator, what to do if your viewers are filled with water, how to talk with signals, rules, and precautions. Having already learned the correct techniques and methods of diving, we took a boat that ride us straight to the ocean. I was so nervous that my body shook. When the boat stopped to start diving it was when got really scared, we had to jump back and not leave the water until we finished the first session of diving. I took and wear all equipment. I sat on the edge of the boat and scared but bravely I jumped into the water. When I turned down, I was really surprised. Everything was amazing. Along with instructor and my family, we enjoyed the beauty of different world in the water. I love the experience. I want to try it again when we have money and opportunity. The main idea of the second paragraph is

the preparation before first diving

This text is for questions 26 to 29. After receiving news of the Independence Proclamation, the youths in the Indonesian Republic territory immediately reacted to conduct seizure of power and weapons from Japan. At that time, Japan had been mandated to maintain the authorization until the Allies came. These conditions made the battle happen in many areas. In Malang, on September 18th, 1945, the youths who joined BKR together with local people captured and occupied Bugis Air Base and its facilities.The battle in Semarang City was conducting from 14th to 19th October 1945 which known as the "Battle of Five Days in Semarang". In North Sumatra, on December 11th, 1945, the youths of Tebing Tinggi detained the Japanese train which carrying civilians to their camp in Kisaran. In addition, at Lengkong, South Tangerang, on January 25th, 1946 the Tangerang Military Academy cadets led by their Academy Commander, Major Daan Mogot, seized the Japanese weapons in the Japanese Army Headquarter and got a heavy counter-attack. The cadets fought tenaciously against the Japanese soldiers although the ability and strength were not balance. In that incident, 34 cadets and 3 officers including Major Daan Mogot died. Taken from : Buku Panduan 9 Monumen PMNKRI Which of the following is the information about Major Daan Mogot?

The Tangerang Military Academy Commander.

A civilian of Lengkong, South Tangerang.

One of the officers of Japanese army.

This text is for questions 30 to 32. Sutomo or Bung Tomo was born on October 3, 1920, in Kampung Blauran, in the center of Surabaya. At the age of 12, Sutomo left his school at MULO to find a job due to economy problem. At age 17, he became famous when he managed to become the second person in the Dutch East Indies to reach Garuda Scout rank. During the Japanese occupation, Sutomo was chosen in 1944 as a member of the Japanese-sponsored Gerakan Rakyat Baru (New People's Movement). While in October and November 1945, he became one of the leaders of the people moving and uplifting Surabaya which was under attack by NICA. Sutomo particularly remembered for opening calls on the radio broadcasts were filled with emotion. Why did Sutomo leave his school? Because....

his parents didn't allow him to study

This text is for questions 30 to 32. Sutomo or Bung Tomo was born on October 3, 1920, in Kampung Blauran, in the center of Surabaya. At the age of 12, Sutomo left his school at MULO to find a job due to economy problem. At age 17, he became famous when he managed to become the second person in the Dutch East Indies to reach Garuda Scout rank. During the Japanese occupation, Sutomo was chosen in 1944 as a member of the Japanese-sponsored Gerakan Rakyat Baru (New People's Movement). While in October and November 1945, he became one of the leaders of the people moving and uplifting Surabaya which was under attack by NICA. Sutomo particularly remembered for opening calls on the radio broadcasts were filled with emotion. What can we conclude from the text?

Sutomo was one of the leaders to defend Surabaya.

Sutomo was a radio broadcaster.

Sutomo became famous when he joined the Dutch.

Sutomo was not chosen as a member of New People's Movement.

This text is for questions 33 to 35. Tselane and the Marimo Once, there lived a girl named Tselane. One day, her father set off with his family and his flocks to find fresh pastures. But Tselane refused to go with them because she couldn't leave her pretty house. Her mother asked her to shut the door tight in case the Marimos came and wanted to eat her. In few days, the mother came back, bringing food for her daughter. Tselane could recognize her mother's voice. For a long time the mother brought food to Tselane. One day, Tselane heard a gruff voice saying, "Tselane, my child, take this bread and eat it." But she laughed and said, "That gruff voice is not my mother's voice. Go away, naughty Marimo." The Marimo went away. Then he tried to clear his voice with a hot iron hoe. Then he came back and tried to fool Tselane again but he failed again. So, he heated another hoes, and came back and said in a still soft voice. Tselane thought it was her mother's voice and opened the door. The Marimo put her in his sack and walked off. Soon, he felt thirsty, and leaving his sack in the care of some little girls, he went to get some spirits in a village. The girls peeped into the sack, saw Tselane in it, and ran to tell her mother. The mother let her daughter out of the sack and stuffed it with a pooch, scorpions, vipers, bits of broken pots, and stones. When the Marimo returned home with his sack, he opened it and was planning to cook Tselane. The pooch and the vipers bit him, the scorpions stung him, the pot shards wounded him, and the stones bruished him. He rushed out, threw himself into a mud heap, and was changed into a tree. Bees made honey in its bark, and in the springtime young girls came and gathered the honey for honey-cakes. Source : The Classic Fairy Tales From the story, we know that ....

Tselane could recognize her mother's voice

Tselane didn't listen to her mother's order

Tselane was kidnapped by Marimo because of her mother

Marimo left Tselane to some girls because he couldn't take care of her

Marimo set Tselane free because he was afraid of vipers and scorpions

This text is for questions 33 to 35. Tselane and the Marimo Once, there lived a girl named Tselane. One day, her father set off with his family and his flocks to find fresh pastures. But Tselane refused to go with them because she couldn't leave her pretty house. Her mother asked her to shut the door tight in case the Marimos came and wanted to eat her. In few days, the mother came back, bringing food for her daughter. Tselane could recognize her mother's voice. For a long time the mother brought food to Tselane. One day, Tselane heard a gruff voice saying, "Tselane, my child, take this bread and eat it." But she laughed and said, "That gruff voice is not my mother's voice. Go away, naughty Marimo." The Marimo went away. Then he tried to clear his voice with a hot iron hoe. Then he came back and tried to fool Tselane again but he failed again. So, he heated another hoes, and came back and said in a still soft voice. Tselane thought it was her mother's voice and opened the door. The Marimo put her in his sack and walked off. Soon, he felt thirsty, and leaving his sack in the care of some little girls, he went to get some spirits in a village. The girls peeped into the sack, saw Tselane in it, and ran to tell her mother. The mother let her daughter out of the sack and stuffed it with a pooch, scorpions, vipers, bits of broken pots, and stones. When the Marimo returned home with his sack, he opened it and was planning to cook Tselane. The pooch and the vipers bit him, the scorpions stung him, the pot shards wounded him, and the stones bruished him. He rushed out, threw himself into a mud heap, and was changed into a tree. Bees made honey in its bark, and in the springtime young girls came and gathered the honey for honey-cakes. Source : The Classic Fairy Tales How is the end of the story?

Marimo released Tselane and made an apology.

This text is for questions 36 to 38. I loved the springtime when my daddy plowed the ground with a horse and plow. Barefooted I followed behind him with the fresh cool plowed dirt under my feet. Once I stepped on a big old black chicken snake stretched across the middle of the row in the corn field. The corn was as tall as I was. The snake had a funny feel under my foot and scared me, so I ran closer to my daddy. The snake ran away, too. Taken from : Childhood Memories: 1930S 8 1940S What does the writer tell about?

His activity in the springtime.

This text is for questions 36 to 38. I loved the springtime when my daddy plowed the ground with a horse and plow. Barefooted I followed behind him with the fresh cool plowed dirt under my feet. Once I stepped on a big old black chicken snake stretched across the middle of the row in the corn field. The corn was as tall as I was. The snake had a funny feel under my foot and scared me, so I ran closer to my daddy. The snake ran away, too. Taken from : Childhood Memories: 1930S 8 1940S Why did the writer run closer to his father?

He helped his father plow the ground

This text is for questions 39 to 40. Beowulf was a hero of the Geats. One day, he came to the aid of Hrothgar, the king of the Danes, whose mead hall in Heorot had been under attack by a monster known as Grendel. After Beowulf slew him, Grendel’s mother attacked the hall and was then also defeated. Victorious, Beowulf went home to Geatland and later became the king of the Geats. After a period of fifty years had passed, Beowulf defeated a dragon, but was mortally wounded in the battle. After his death, his attendants cremated his body and erected a tower on a headland in his memory. Why caused Beowulf die?

He was killed by Grendel's mother.

He was cremated by his attendants.

He was badly wounded in the battle.

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The editor Clay Chandler interviews Robert Gaskins, the inventor of PowerPoint.
Bento : Thank you fot talking to us! Your invention of PowerPoint has made you quite the tech celeb. Tell us about how you came up with the idea for PowerPoint! What were your goals?
Gaskins : PowerPoint was created to disrupt and enlarge an already thriving industry : business presentations into the hands of presenters to help them express their own ideas. This was no small thing. Before personal computers, presenters worked through secretaries, graphics producers, or technical specialists blurred the message and introduced delays that made it impractical to get everything right.
When we began PowerPoint in early 1984, we knew what the program should do. The innovation of PowerPoint was to notice that presenting was a common and valuable task that could be made much easier, quicker, and better by using the graphics of Mac and Windows. PowerPoint sought to disrupt an established business model, much like Uber is doing now to licensed taxis. We offered a superior replacement for a familiar capability.

Who is Robert Gaskins?

The editor of a magazine.

The inventor of PowerPoint.

The inventor of computer.

An innovator of technology.

A technical specialist.

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This text is for questions 1 to 3.
The editor Clay Chandler interviews Robert Gaskins, the inventor of PowerPoint.
Bento : Thank you fot talking to us! Your invention of PowerPoint has made you quite the tech celeb. Tell us about how you came up with the idea for PowerPoint! What were your goals?
Gaskins : PowerPoint was created to disrupt and enlarge an already thriving industry : business presentations into the hands of presenters to help them express their own ideas. This was no small thing. Before personal computers, presenters worked through secretaries, graphics producers, or technical specialists blurred the message and introduced delays that made it impractical to get everything right.
When we began PowerPoint in early 1984, we knew what the program should do. The innovation of PowerPoint was to notice that presenting was a common and valuable task that could be made much easier, quicker, and better by using the graphics of Mac and Windows. PowerPoint sought to disrupt an established business model, much like Uber is doing now to licensed taxis. We offered a superior replacement for a familiar capability.
What have PowerPoint done to Robert Gaskins?

It has made him a tech celeb.

It has delayed his career.

It has made him become a presenter.

It has made him join a computer company.

It has encouraged him build a business model.

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MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

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This text is for questions 1 to 3.
The editor Clay Chandler interviews Robert Gaskins, the inventor of PowerPoint.
Bento : Thank you fot talking to us! Your invention of PowerPoint has made you quite the tech celeb. Tell us about how you came up with the idea for PowerPoint! What were your goals?
Gaskins : PowerPoint was created to disrupt and enlarge an already thriving industry : business presentations into the hands of presenters to help them express their own ideas. This was no small thing. Before personal computers, presenters worked through secretaries, graphics producers, or technical specialists blurred the message and introduced delays that made it impractical to get everything right.
When we began PowerPoint in early 1984, we knew what the program should do. The innovation of PowerPoint was to notice that presenting was a common and valuable task that could be made much easier, quicker, and better by using the graphics of Mac and Windows. PowerPoint sought to disrupt an established business model, much like Uber is doing now to licensed taxis. We offered a superior replacement for a familiar capability.
The following are the uses of PowerPoint, except ....

to make our task much easier

to make our valuable task quicker

to help presenters do their job

to make our task better using the graphics

to help transportation avoid traffic jam

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When she was eight years old, Kylie Simonds of Naugatuck, Connecticut was diagnosed with rhabdomysarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissues. She is now in remission and recovering from the ordeal.
Throughout her illness, one of the obstacles she endured were IV pole wires that would cause her to constantly trip. She also needed to help pushing the pole around because it was too heavy for her.
Kylie invented a pediatric IV backpack – a wearable, portable IV machine for kids receiving chemotherapy or transfusions. The bag even comes in colorful designs. She calls it the I-Pack.
Kylie’s design won a prize at the Connecticut Invention Convention in August 2014. She has secured a patent and is trying to raise money to put the backpack into production.

What is the text about?

A cancer.

A genius student.

Kylie Simonds and her invention.

The Connecticut Invention Convention.

The struggle of Kylies Simonds.

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When she was eight years old, Kylie Simonds of Naugatuck, Connecticut was diagnosed with rhabdomysarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissues. She is now in remission and recovering from the ordeal.
Throughout her illness, one of the obstacles she endured were IV pole wires that would cause her to constantly trip. She also needed to help pushing the pole around because it was too heavy for her.
Kylie invented a pediatric IV backpack – a wearable, portable IV machine for kids receiving chemotherapy or transfusions. The bag even comes in colorful designs. She calls it the I-Pack.
Kylie’s design won a prize at the Connecticut Invention Convention in August 2014. She has secured a patent and is trying to raise money to put the backpack into production.
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What was Kylie’s inspiration of inventing I-Pack?

She was diagnosed with a cancer.

She wanted to get a bag with colorful designs.

She needed transfussions for her illness.

She got trouble with the IV pole wires.

She hasn’t won a prize at the Connecticut Invention Convention.

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This text is for questions 4 to 7.
When she was eight years old, Kylie Simonds of Naugatuck, Connecticut was diagnosed with rhabdomysarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissues. She is now in remission and recovering from the ordeal.
Throughout her illness, one of the obstacles she endured were IV pole wires that would cause her to constantly trip. She also needed to help pushing the pole around because it was too heavy for her.
Kylie invented a pediatric IV backpack – a wearable, portable IV machine for kids receiving chemotherapy or transfusions. The bag even comes in colorful designs. She calls it the I-Pack.
Kylie’s design won a prize at the Connecticut Invention Convention in August 2014. She has secured a patent and is trying to raise money to put the backpack into production.

From the text, we know that ....

Kylie wants to have a light IV pole

Kylie could not compete in the Invention Convention in 2014

someone invented a tool to help Kylie

an invention has been made to help Kylie

Kylie has patented her product

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When she was eight years old, Kylie Simonds of Naugatuck, Connecticut was diagnosed with rhabdomysarcoma, a cancer of the connective tissues. She is now in remission and recovering from the ordeal.
Throughout her illness, one of the obstacles she endured were IV pole wires that would cause her to constantly trip. She also needed to help pushing the pole around because it was too heavy for her.
Kylie invented a pediatric IV backpack – a wearable, portable IV machine for kids receiving chemotherapy or transfusions. The bag even comes in colorful designs. She calls it the I-Pack.
Kylie’s design won a prize at the Connecticut Invention Convention in August 2014. She has secured a patent and is trying to raise money to put the backpack into production.

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