REPORT TEXT QUIZ

Carrots

 

Carrots are roots that people eat. They are highly valued for their sweet flavor. Many carrots are also a good source of vitamins.

 

There are several types of carrots. The most common are orange. There are also white, yellow, and purple carrots. Most carrots are long. They are usually wide at the top and smaller at the end. Carrots are firm and crisp. The skin is mostly smooth, but it may have wrinkles that go from side to side.

 

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1.  What is the main idea of the text?

• a. Carrots are sweets.

• b. Carrots are orange.

• c. Carrots are roots that people eat.

• d. Carrots are a good sourceof vitamins.

Answer explanation

The main idea of the text is that carrots are roots that people eat, as mentioned in the passage.

Carrots

 

Carrots are roots that people eat. They are highly valued for their sweet flavor. Many carrots are also a good source of vitamins.

 

There are several types of carrots. The most common are orange. There are also white, yellow, and purple carrots. Most carrots are long. They are usually wide at the top and smaller at the end. Carrots are firm and crisp. The skin is mostly smooth, but it may have wrinkles that go from side to side.

 

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2. 2. What are carrots?

• a. They are roots.

• b. They are fruits.

• c. They are brenchs.

• d. They are flowers.

Answer explanation

Carrots are roots that people eat, making option a the correct choice.

Carrots

 

Carrots are roots that people eat. They are highly valued for their sweet flavor. Many carrots are also a good source of vitamins.

 

There are several types of carrots. The most common are orange. There are also white, yellow, and purple carrots. Most carrots are long. They are usually wide at the top and smaller at the end. Carrots are firm and crisp. The skin is mostly smooth, but it may have wrinkles that go from side to side.

 

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3. What are the other colors of carrots?

• a. White, yellow, and pink.

• b. White, yellow, and purple.

• c. White, green, and blue.

• d. White, yellow, and green.

Answer explanation

The correct colors of carrots are white, yellow, and purple, as mentioned in the passage.

Carrots

 

Carrots are roots that people eat. They are highly valued for their sweet flavor. Many carrots are also a good source of vitamins.

 

There are several types of carrots. The most common are orange. There are also white, yellow, and purple carrots. Most carrots are long. They are usually wide at the top and smaller at the end. Carrots are firm and crisp. The skin is mostly smooth, but it may have wrinkles that go from side to side.

 

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4. 4. How is the skin of carrots?

• a. It is mostly dry.

• b. It is mostly rough.

• c. It is mostly wet.

• d. It is mostly smooth.

Answer explanation

The skin of carrots is mostly smooth, as mentioned in the passage. It may have wrinkles, but it is not rough or wet.

Carrots

 

Carrots are roots that people eat. They are highly valued for their sweet flavor. Many carrots are also a good source of vitamins.

 

There are several types of carrots. The most common are orange. There are also white, yellow, and purple carrots. Most carrots are long. They are usually wide at the top and smaller at the end. Carrots are firm and crisp. The skin is mostly smooth, but it may have wrinkles that go from side to side.

 

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1.  What is the tense used on the text?

• a. Present simple.

• b. Past tense.

• c. Future tense.

• d. Passive voice.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is a. Present simple because the text describes general truths and facts about carrots, which is characteristic of the present simple tense.

Mountains

 

A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings. Taller than a hill, it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak. Mountains are rarely found alone. Groups of mountains are called ranges.

Some mountains were formed by the activity of

volcanoes. Scientists believe that most volcanic mountains are made up of rock that melted deep within Earth. Volcanic mountains are typically steep and cone shaped. Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Rainier in the United States are examples of volcanic mountains.

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1.   What is the general identification of the text?

• a. Mountains are rarely found alone.

• b. Groups of montains are called ranges.

• c. A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings.

• d. How are it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is c because the text describes a mountain as a landform that rises high above its surroundings.

Mountains

A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings. Taller than a hill, it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak. Mountains are rarely found alone. Groups of mountains are called ranges.

Some mountains were formed by the activity of

volcanoes. Scientists believe that most volcanic mountains are made up of rock that melted deep within Earth. Volcanic mountains are typically steep and cone shaped. Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Rainier in the United States are examples of volcanic mountains.

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7. 7. Where is the location of Mouth Fuji?

• a. In Japan.

• b. In Africa.

• c. In America.

• d. In Indonesia.

Answer explanation

Mount Fuji is located in Japan, as mentioned in the passage about volcanic mountains.

Mountains

A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings. Taller than a hill, it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak. Mountains are rarely found alone. Groups of mountains are called ranges.

Some mountains were formed by the activity of

volcanoes. Scientists believe that most volcanic mountains are made up of rock that melted deep within Earth. Volcanic mountains are typically steep and cone shaped. Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Rainier in the United States are examples of volcanic mountains.

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8. What is the difference between mountains and hills?

• a. Hills are taller than mountains.

• b. Mountains are taller than hills.

• c. Hills are bigger than mountains.

• d. Mountains are smaller than hills.

Answer explanation

Mountains are taller than hills, as mentioned in the passage where it states that a mountain rises high above its surroundings, taller than a hill.

Mountains

A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings. Taller than a hill, it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak. Mountains are rarely found alone. Groups of mountains are called ranges.

Some mountains were formed by the activity of

volcanoes. Scientists believe that most volcanic mountains are made up of rock that melted deep within Earth. Volcanic mountains are typically steep and cone shaped. Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Rainier in the United States are examples of volcanic mountains.

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9. Which is the technical term from the text?

• a. Winds.

• b. Height.

• c. Volcanoes.

• d. Temperature.

Answer explanation

The technical term from the text is 'Volcanoes' as mentioned in the passage.

Mountains

A mountain is a landform that rises high above its surroundings. Taller than a hill, it usually has steep slopes and a rounded or sharp peak. Mountains are rarely found alone. Groups of mountains are called ranges.

Some mountains were formed by the activity of

volcanoes. Scientists believe that most volcanic mountains are made up of rock that melted deep within Earth. Volcanic mountains are typically steep and cone shaped. Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa, and Mount Rainier in the United States are examples of volcanic mountains.

Adapted from kids.britannica.com

10. Some mountains were formed by the activity of volcanoes. What kind of language feature for the underlined word?

• a. Past tense.

• b. Future tense.

• c. Passive voice.

• d. Time connectives.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is c. Passive voice because 'were formed' is in the passive voice, indicating the action happened to the mountains rather than the mountains performing the action.