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Rina went to a cooking festival in the morning to join the cooking competition. She wanted to cook fried rice. She arrived at eight and directly prepared for the competition. At first, she thought she had bought everything, but suddenly, she realized that she had left the rice in the kitchen at her house. She couldn't cook fried rice and lost the competition. She felt very disappointed.

Why did Rina go to the cooking festival?

• To watch her friend competing.

• To join a cooking competition.

• To check the rice.

• To eat fried rice.

Rina went to a cooking festival in the morning to join the cooking competition. She wanted to cook fried rice. She arrived at eight and directly prepared for the competition. At first, she thought she had bought everything, but suddenly, she realized that she had left the rice in the kitchen at her house. She couldn't cook fried rice and lost the competition. She felt very disappointed.

What was the first thing Rina did when she arrived at the cooking festival?

• Preparing for the competition.

• Starting the competition.

• Losing the competition.

• Leaving the rice.

Rina went to a cooking festival in the morning to join the cooking competition. She wanted to cook fried rice. She arrived at eight and directly prepared for the competition. At first, she thought she had bought everything, but suddenly, she realized that she had left the rice in the kitchen at her house. She couldn't cook fried rice and lost the competition. She felt very disappointed.

Why did lose the competition?

• She left the rice.

• She left the fextival.

• She cooked the fried rice.

• She was disappointed.

Rina went to a cooking festival in the morning to join the cooking competition. She wanted to cook fried rice. She arrived at eight and directly prepared for the competition. At first, she thought she had bought everything, but suddenly, she realized that she had left the rice in the kitchen at her house. She couldn't cook fried rice and lost the competition. She felt very disappointed.

How did Rina feel?

• Cheerful.

• Excited.

• Happy.

• Upset.

Rina went to a cooking festival in the morning to join the cooking competition. She wanted to cook fried rice. She arrived at eight and directly prepared for the competition. At first, she thought she had bought everything, but suddenly, she realized that she had left the rice in the kitchen at her house. She couldn't cook fried rice and lost the competition. She felt very disappointed.

What is the purpose of the writer in writing the text?

• To persuade the readers to go to cooking festival.

• To inform the readers about Rina's hobby.

• To describe past events that happened to Rina.

• To describe the cooking festival.

It was early morning when five staff of the charity International Animal Rescue (IAR) arrived at the forest. The forest was hazy with smoke. They breathed through cloth masks as they searched for a dehydrated - and possibly dying - orangutan and her infant seen the previous night. A farmer reported seeing the mother and daughter orangutans near a palm oil farm which was on fire.

After several hours searching through the haze, they finally found the pair. They used anesthetics and medical check-ups to determine if the two orangutans could survive in a save zone away from the fires. These orangutans were lucky because IAR got them before the smoke caused too much damage. The team took them to a safe zone on the island.

The text mostly tells us about . . . .

• the experience of the orangutans in a safe zone

• the rescuing of orangutans from the bushfire

• the process of delivering a baby orangutan

• a safe zone for orangutans

It was early morning when five staff of the charity International Animal Rescue (IAR) arrived at the forest. The forest was hazy with smoke. They breathed through cloth masks as they searched for a dehydrated - and possibly dying - orangutan and her infant seen the previous night. A farmer reported seeing the mother and daughter orangutans near a palm oil farm which was on fire.

After several hours searching through the haze, they finally found the pair. They used anesthetics and medical check-ups to determine if the two orangutans could survive in a save zone away from the fires. These orangutans were lucky because IAR got them before the smoke caused too much damage. The team took them to a safe zone on the island.

"After several hours searching through the haze . . . ." (paragraph 2)

The underlined word has a similar meaning to . . . .

• breeze

• smog

• dew

• log

It was early morning when five staff of the charity International Animal Rescue (IAR) arrived at the forest. The forest was hazy with smoke. They breathed through cloth masks as they searched for a dehydrated - and possibly dying - orangutan and her infant seen the previous night. A farmer reported seeing the mother and daughter orangutans near a palm oil farm which was on fire.

After several hours searching through the haze, they finally found the pair. They used anesthetics and medical check-ups to determine if the two orangutans could survive in a save zone away from the fires. These orangutans were lucky because IAR got them before the smoke caused too much damage. The team took them to a safe zone on the island.

What does the second paragraph tells us about?

• The discovery of the two orangutans.

• The anaesthetized orangutans.

• The missing orangutans.

• The IAR sanctuary.

It was early morning when five staff of the charity International Animal Rescue (IAR) arrived at the forest. The forest was hazy with smoke. They breathed through cloth masks as they searched for a dehydrated - and possibly dying - orangutan and her infant seen the previous night. A farmer reported seeing the mother and daughter orangutans near a palm oil farm which was on fire.

After several hours searching through the haze, they finally found the pair. They used anesthetics and medical check-ups to determine if the two orangutans could survive in a save zone away from the fires. These orangutans were lucky because IAR got them before the smoke caused too much damage. The team took them to a safe zone on the island.

" . . . they finally found the pair." (paragraph 2)

The underlined word refers to . . . .

• the mother and daughter orangutans

• the animals in the forest

• the people in the forest

• the IAR staff

It was early morning when five staff of the charity International Animal Rescue (IAR) arrived at the forest. The forest was hazy with smoke. They breathed through cloth masks as they searched for a dehydrated - and possibly dying - orangutan and her infant seen the previous night. A farmer reported seeing the mother and daughter orangutans near a palm oil farm which was on fire.

After several hours searching through the haze, they finally found the pair. They used anesthetics and medical check-ups to determine if the two orangutans could survive in a save zone away from the fires. These orangutans were lucky because IAR got them before the smoke caused too much damage. The team took them to a safe zone on the island.

What might have happened if IAR had not come to rescue the orangutans?

• The haze would be thicker.

• The two orangutans would be dead.

• The people would take care of the two orangutans.

• The two orangutans would escape to a safe zone.