English Reading Comprehension about Questions Tag Malthus

Here’s the original reading text with slight modifications to fit the varied tenses:

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A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

Jenny had decided to go to the park, hadn't she?

• Yes, Jenny had decided to go to the park.
• No, Jenny had not decided to go to the park.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They will bring sandwiches next time, won't they?

• No, they will not bring sandwiches next time.
• Yes, they will bring sandwiches next time.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

Tim was flying his kite, wasn't he?

• Yes, Tim was flying his kite.

• No, Tim was not flying his kite.

Here’s the original reading text with slight modifications to fit the varied tenses:

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A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They played frisbee after lunch, didn't they?

• Yes, they played frisbee after lunch.

• No, they did not play frisbee after lunch.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They bought ice cream before heading home, didn't they?

• Yes, they bought ice cream before heading home.

• No, they did not buy ice cream before heading home.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They enjoyed the weather, didn't they?

• Yes, they enjoyed the weather.

• No, they did not enjoy the weather.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They had a picnic, didn't they?

• Yes, they had a picnic.

• No, they did not have a picnic.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They saw ducks in the pond, didn't they?

• Yes, they saw ducks in the pond.

• No, they did not see ducks in the pond.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They had a great time at the park, didn't they?

• Yes, they had a great time at the park.

• No, they did not have a great time at the park.

A Day at the Park

Last Sunday, Jenny and her family had decided to spend the day at the park. The weather was perfect—sunny but not too hot. They had packed a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and some juice. When they arrived at the park, they found a nice spot under a large oak tree and spread out their blanket.

Jenny’s little brother, Tim, was flying his kite, which had soared high in the sky, dancing with the wind. Jenny and her parents were sitting on the blanket, enjoying the peaceful surroundings. After lunch, they played a game of frisbee. Everyone had joined in, laughing and running around.

As the afternoon went on, they were walking around the park, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature. They had seen ducks swimming in the pond, children playing on the swings, and families riding bicycles. Before heading home, they bought some ice cream from a nearby stand. It was a perfect day that Jenny and her family would always remember.

They played games together, didn't they?

• Yes, they played games together.

• No, they did not play games together.