UNIT 4 READING COMPREHENSION

READING COMPREHENSION

CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION

What is the main theme of the reading?

• The history of furniture design.

• The impact of online shopping.

• The sentimental value of personal possessions.

• The importance of family traditions.

Why does Leigh value the imperfect table in her home?

• It was the first piece of furniture she ever made.

• It was a gift from a famous artist.

•    It is a family heirloom passed down for generations.

• It is made from rare materials.

How did Ken first become interested in the artist he admires?

• He attended a gallery opening.

   

• He was introduced by a mutual friend

• He read about the artist in a magazine.

• He found the artist on social media

What does Ken do to show his appreciation for the artist's work?

• He decorates his entire house with the artist's paintings.

   

• He hosts events to promote the artist's work.

• He travels frequently to visit the artist’s studio.

• He buys tickets to attend the artist’s exhibitions.

What does the reading suggest about the items people own?

•  They are often replaced by newer items.

• They lose importance over time.

• They are mostly valuable because of their monetary worth.

    

• They are cherished for their stories and personal significance.

How do most people obtain items for their homes nowadays, according to the text?

• By purchasing them online

• By crafting them by hand.

• By inheriting them from family.

    

• By finding them at local markets.

What emotion does Leigh associate with her handmade table?

• Indifference because it is just a piece of furniture

• Frustration due to its imperfections.

• Pride in her skills and progress.

    

• Sadness because it reminds her of past failures.

What makes Ken’s experience at the artist's gallery memorable?

• The artist painted one of his favorite pieces in his presence

• The artist dedicated a painting to him.

• The artist personally gave him a tour of the gallery.

    

• The gallery offered a wide range of free art classes.

What can be inferred about Leigh’s view on handmade items?

• They hold more personal value despite imperfections.

•   They are usually more expensive than mass-produced items.

    

• They are only suitable for decoration.

    

• They should be perfect and flawless to be appreciated.

Both individuals view their possessions as part of their personal story.

• Both stories emphasize the monetary value of items.

     

• Both have backgrounds in art and design.

    

• Both focus on collecting items from famous people.

    

• Both individuals view their possessions as part of their personal story.