A DRAWBRIDGE reading

Where did the driver stop the car?

• She stopped in the drawbridge.

• She stopped it at the drawbridge.

• She stopped next to the drawbridge.

 Why did she stop the car?

• Because the drawbridge was open up.

• Because she couldn't see a sign.

• Because the car broke down.

Was there any one behind her when she stopped?

• No, it wasn't. She is alone.

• No, there aren't. She is alone.

• No, there weren't. She was alone.

• No, there wasn't. She was alone.

At the time the car was stopped, did a boat pass by?

 Did the bridge close after a while?

What happened after 10 minutes waiting?

• Everyone waited 10 more minutes.

• Some drivers became impatient.

• Everyone wait 10 more minutes.

• Some drivers become impatient.

Where did these impatient drivers come from?

• They arrived when she was waiting.

• They arrive when she waits.

• They arrived when she waiting.

• They arrived when she waited.

What did the woman do after?

• She go out the car and walked towards the bridge.

• She gots out the car and walkes towards the bridge.

• She goes out the car and walked towards the bridge.

• She got out the car and walked towards the bridge.

Did she see anything around?

• Yes, she sees a large sign lying on the ground.

• Yes, she saw a large sign lying on the floor.

• Yes, she saw a large sign lying on the ground.

• Yes, she saw a large sign lying in the ground.

What did she do after picking up the sign?

• She looks to see if there was a police officer.

• She looked to see if there was a police officer.

• She looks to see if there was a bridge keeper.

• She looked to see if there was a bridge keeper.