HACHIKO - Reading control

Where did the dog wait?

• Shibuya train station

• The university where the man worked.

• At home

What was the name of the dog?

• Hachito

• Hachiko

• Hashiko

• achiko

Why are Akitas known for?

• intelligence and strength

• strength and loyalty

• stubbornness and strength

• loyalty and intelligence

How is Hachiko remembered at the station today?

• There is a large painting of him.

• There is a train named after him.

• There is a bronze statue of him.

• There is a photograph of him.

Where did Hachi and Professor Uyeno go together every day?

• to the train station

• to the university

• to the supermarket

• to the dog park

Which is not true?

• People made the nickname Hachiko for the dog.

• Hachiko was adopted by a family.

• A newspaper printed a story about Hachi.

• Many people came to see Hachiko.

Where did Hachiko die?

• in Shibuya Station

• in the professor's house

• in the stationmaster's arms

• in northern Japan

Which is not true?

• Hachi was sent to live with Professor Uyeno.

• Hachi lived in Japan.

• Professor Uyeno and Hachi lived together for many years.

• Hachi was a dog.

Why did Hachi continue to wait for the trains?

• He liked the stationmaster.

• His new owner also rode the train.

• His home was at the station.

• He hoped his friend would appear.

What was the name of Hachiko's owner?