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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Natural biological control is important to decrease pests devoring people’s plants and crops. However, some people think that it’s expensive and needs much time.
Using forms of natural biological control has a positive outcome on our world. When we use everyday species that exist in the world today, we eliminate the need for using hazardous chemicals on our crops. This in turn, can prevent chemicals from damaging the environment and organisms. It helps to preserve the enviroment for generations to come.
On the other hand, there are negative sides of natural biological control. Using natural predators takes a lot more planning, and requires a great deal of patience. People in charge of it need to be more educated, which makes salaries of staff have to increase. In some cases it can also be more expensive. Introducing natural predators also takes time, and is not an instant fix like pesticides.
Whatever pros and cons about natural biological control, I think we had better use natural predators. It can eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals on our crop.
What is the purpose of the text?
To describe the way things are.
To tell the readers that something should or should not be the case
To discuss an issue from two points of view
To explain why and how something happens
To entertain the readers
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Natural biological control is important to decrease pests devoring people’s plants and crops. However, some people think that it’s expensive and needs much time.
Using forms of natural biological control has a positive outcome on our world. When we use everyday species that exist in the world today, we eliminate the need for using hazardous chemicals on our crops. This in turn, can prevent chemicals from damaging the environment and organisms. It helps to preserve the enviroment for generations to come.
On the other hand, there are negative sides of natural biological control. Using natural predators takes a lot more planning, and requires a great deal of patience. People in charge of it need to be more educated, which makes salaries of staff have to increase. In some cases it can also be more expensive. Introducing natural predators also takes time, and is not an instant fix like pesticides.
Whatever pros and cons about natural biological control, I think we had better use natural predators. It can eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals on our crop.
The following statements are true according to the text, except ________.
natural biological control is used to decrease pests
the use of natural biological control will eliminate dangerous chemicals
using natural predators needs a great patience
introducing natural predators needs a short time
pesticides can kill pests fast
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Natural biological control is important to decrease pests devoring people’s plants and crops. However, some people think that it’s expensive and needs much time.
Using forms of natural biological control has a positive outcome on our world. When we use everyday species that exist in the world today, we eliminate the need for using hazardous chemicals on our crops. This in turn, can prevent chemicals from damaging the environment and organisms. It helps to preserve the enviroment for generations to come.
On the other hand, there are negative sides of natural biological control. Using natural predators takes a lot more planning, and requires a great deal of patience. People in charge of it need to be more educated, which makes salaries of staff have to increase. In some cases it can also be more expensive. Introducing natural predators also takes time, and is not an instant fix like pesticides.
Whatever pros and cons about natural biological control, I think we had better use natural predators. It can eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals on our crop.
What is the writer’s opinion about natural biological control?
He/she agrees with it.
He/she disagrees with it.
He/she opposes it.
He/she rejects it.
He/she repels it.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
Natural biological control is important to decrease pests devoring people’s plants and crops. However, some people think that it’s expensive and needs much time.
Using forms of natural biological control has a positive outcome on our world. When we use everyday species that exist in the world today, we eliminate the need for using hazardous chemicals on our crops. This in turn, can prevent chemicals from damaging the environment and organisms. It helps to preserve the enviroment for generations to come.
On the other hand, there are negative sides of natural biological control. Using natural predators takes a lot more planning, and requires a great deal of patience. People in charge of it need to be more educated, which makes salaries of staff have to increase. In some cases it can also be more expensive. Introducing natural predators also takes time, and is not an instant fix like pesticides.
Whatever pros and cons about natural biological control, I think we had better use natural predators. It can eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals on our crop.
“. . . the need for using hazardous chemicals on our crops.” (Paragraph 2)
The word ‘hazardous’ has opposite meaning to ________.
comfortable
free
dangerous
safe
beneficial
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
There are several positive and negative impacts of the Internet on education. One of the positive impacts of the Internet on education is that when you are curious about something. You can find out the information you need immediately from the Internet to satisfy your “hunger for learning”. If you are curious about the ants in your backyard, or if you want to know more about dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals, there is an abundance of information at your fingertips and you can improve your knowledge.
On the other hand, some would argue that the Internet degrades the quality of research, throwing people into areas where the answers they find are low-quality guesses, at best. Since the Internet allows anyone to publish any kind of information, finding high quality information is sometimes difficult. The Internet can also be a huge distraction, like many other things that distract us from serious research.
What does the text mainly discuss?
The impacts of the Internet on education.
The advances of technology in education.
How to access information from the Internet.
The distractions caused by the Internet.
The decrease in the quality of research caused by the Internet.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
There are several positive and negative impacts of the Internet on education. One of the positive impacts of the Internet on education is that when you are curious about something. You can find out the information you need immediately from the Internet to satisfy your “hunger for learning”. If you are curious about the ants in your backyard, or if you want to know more about dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals, there is an abundance of information at your fingertips and you can improve your knowledge.
On the other hand, some would argue that the Internet degrades the quality of research, throwing people into areas where the answers they find are low-quality guesses, at best. Since the Internet allows anyone to publish any kind of information, finding high quality information is sometimes difficult. The Internet can also be a huge distraction, like many other things that distract us from serious research.
“The Internet also can be a huge distraction . . . .” (Paragraph 2)
What is the opposite meaning of the underlined word?
Few.
Thin.
Small.
Less.
Fine.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 5 pts
There are several positive and negative impacts of the Internet on education. One of the positive impacts of the Internet on education is that when you are curious about something. You can find out the information you need immediately from the Internet to satisfy your “hunger for learning”. If you are curious about the ants in your backyard, or if you want to know more about dinosaurs or any other prehistoric animals, there is an abundance of information at your fingertips and you can improve your knowledge.
On the other hand, some would argue that the Internet degrades the quality of research, throwing people into areas where the answers they find are low-quality guesses, at best. Since the Internet allows anyone to publish any kind of information, finding high quality information is sometimes difficult. The Internet can also be a huge distraction, like many other things that distract us from serious research.
Why do some people disagree with the use of the Internet in education?
The Internet does not encourage people to ask serious questions.
The Internet gives low-quality answers to questions.
The Internet provides high quality information.
The Internet makes education expensive.
The Internet has little information that can be used in education.
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