Reading Comprehension - Intermediate

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English
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8th Grade
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Harry KS
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
What is the main idea of the passage?
The storm caused serious damage.
The community worked together during the storm.
The town learned the importance of preparation.
All of the above
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Where did the storm happen?
In a large city
Near the coast
In the mountains
In a desert
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
What did the storm damage?
Cars and buses
Shops and houses
Roads only
Factories
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
Who organized the response team?
Volunteers
The mayor
Teachers
Students
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
What did volunteers distribute?
Clothes and books
Food, water, and blankets
Money and medicine
Tents and radios
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
Why did families leave their homes?
They were moving away
Their homes were flooded
They wanted to help at shelters
They felt scared
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Last summer, a small town near the coast experienced a powerful storm that caused heavy flooding. The storm began suddenly, and within a few hours, many streets were underwater. Local shops and houses were damaged, and several families had to leave their homes.
The mayor quickly organized a response team. Volunteers helped distribute food, water, and blankets to people in need. Some students from the local school also joined the efforts, carrying supplies to shelters. Although the storm created many problems, it also brought the community together.
After the storm, the town government decided to improve the drainage system to prevent future flooding. They also planned to build stronger shelters. Many residents said that while the storm was frightening, they felt proud of how everyone supported each other. The event reminded the town of the importance of preparation and cooperation in times of crisis.
What can we infer about the students?
They ignored the problem
They helped with supplies
They stayed at home
They caused the flooding
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