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Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 3hrs 9mins
Match the pictures and the words
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Give way
Maximum speed
No left turn
Match the pictures and the words
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Give way
Maximum speed
No left turn
Match the pictures and the words
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Give way
Maximum speed
No left turn
Match the pictures and the words
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Give way
Maximum speed
Minimum speed
Match the pictures and the words
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Give way
Maximum speed
No left turn
Match the pictures and the words
No right turn
Hump
Falling rock
Minimum speed
Parking lot
Match the pictures and the words
No right turn
Hump
Falling rock
Minimum speed
Parking lot
Match the pictures and the words
No right turn
Hump
Falling rock
Minimum speed
Parking lot
Match the pictures and the words
Maximum speed
Hump
Falling rock
Minimum speed
Parking lot
Match the pictures and the words
No right turn
Hump
Falling rock
Minimum speed
Parking lot
Body language is important when you communicate with other people.
True
False
The steps given in the article can be used to interpret everyone’s message with no exceptions.
True
False
When someone’s eyes are locked onto a specific part of your face, that person is nervous.
True
False
When someone is winking, that person is probably sad.
True
False
A modest person usually sits with legs closed.
True
False
He did not formally learn how to cook in a cooking institute.
True
False
He studied abroad.
True
False
He has been working as a chef both in Thailand and abroad.
True
False
ML Sirichalerm Svasti
(Shef McDang)
ML Sirichalerm Svasti (Chef McDang) is Thailand’s leading food expert, chef and writer. Born into the Thai royal family. McDang completed his early education in the UK and USA and at the Culinary Institute of America, which led to a career as executive chef and restaurant owner and manager that saw him travel from Washington DC to Florida and California. Upon returning to Thailand in 1993, McDang began writing about food and cooking and appeared on TV cooking shows.
His success in career
True
False
ML Sirichalerm Svasti
(Shef McDang)
ML Sirichalerm Svasti (Chef McDang) is Thailand’s leading food expert, chef and writer. Born into the Thai royal family. McDang completed his early education in the UK and USA and at the Culinary Institute of America, which led to a career as executive chef and restaurant owner and manager that saw him travel from Washington DC to Florida and California. Upon returning to Thailand in 1993, McDang began writing about food and cooking and appeared on TV cooking shows.
Reason why he became interested in cooking.
True
False
Tuk-Tuks
An Introduction to the Famous Tuk-Tuks in Thailand
by Gre g Rodgers, About.com Guide
Tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motorcycle taxis, can be found in the clogged streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and other cities in Thailand. While riding in a tuk-tuk can be described as more chaotic than comfortable, taking at least one ride is a must for a true, Thailand experience!
Tuk-tuks in Thailand
The Tuk-tuks found in Thailand are open-air. three-wheeled carriages attached to a motorcycle chassis. Drivers like decorating their Tuk-tuks with lights, colorful paint, and dangling trinkets to get attention. The typical capacity of a Tuk-tuk in Thailand would be two people, although the driver will always find a way to squeeze in an entire family if necessary!
Prices for rides in tuk-tuks must be negotiated in advance. If you are not an expert at bargaining, metered taxis are often cheaper than Tuk-tuks and offer a much more comfortable ride.
Tuk-tuks are two-wheeled motorcycle taxis.
True
False
Tuk-Tuks
An Introduction to the Famous Tuk-Tuks in Thailand
by Gre g Rodgers, About.com Guide
Tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motorcycle taxis, can be found in the clogged streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and other cities in Thailand. While riding in a tuk-tuk can be described as more chaotic than comfortable, taking at least one ride is a must for a true, Thailand experience!
Tuk-tuks in Thailand
The Tuk-tuks found in Thailand are open-air. three-wheeled carriages attached to a motorcycle chassis. Drivers like decorating their Tuk-tuks with lights, colorful paint, and dangling trinkets to get attention. The typical capacity of a Tuk-tuk in Thailand would be two people, although the driver will always find a way to squeeze in an entire family if necessary!
Prices for rides in tuk-tuks must be negotiated in advance. If you are not an expert at bargaining, metered taxis are often cheaper than Tuk-tuks and offer a much more comfortable ride.
Tuk-tuks can be found in Bangkok only.
True
False
Tuk-Tuks
An Introduction to the Famous Tuk-Tuks in Thailand
by Gre g Rodgers, About.com Guide
Tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motorcycle taxis, can be found in the clogged streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and other cities in Thailand. While riding in a tuk-tuk can be described as more chaotic than comfortable, taking at least one ride is a must for a true, Thailand experience!
Tuk-tuks in Thailand
The Tuk-tuks found in Thailand are open-air. three-wheeled carriages attached to a motorcycle chassis. Drivers like decorating their Tuk-tuks with lights, colorful paint, and dangling trinkets to get attention. The typical capacity of a Tuk-tuk in Thailand would be two people, although the driver will always find a way to squeeze in an entire family if necessary!
Prices for rides in tuk-tuks must be negotiated in advance. If you are not an expert at bargaining, metered taxis are often cheaper than Tuk-tuks and offer a much more comfortable ride.
Tuk-tuks are not always cheaper than metered taxis.
True
False
Tuk-Tuks
An Introduction to the Famous Tuk-Tuks in Thailand
by Gre g Rodgers, About.com Guide
Tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motorcycle taxis, can be found in the clogged streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and other cities in Thailand. While riding in a tuk-tuk can be described as more chaotic than comfortable, taking at least one ride is a must for a true, Thailand experience!
Tuk-tuks in Thailand
The Tuk-tuks found in Thailand are open-air. three-wheeled carriages attached to a motorcycle chassis. Drivers like decorating their Tuk-tuks with lights, colorful paint, and dangling trinkets to get attention. The typical capacity of a Tuk-tuk in Thailand would be two people, although the driver will always find a way to squeeze in an entire family if necessary!
Prices for rides in tuk-tuks must be negotiated in advance. If you are not an expert at bargaining, metered taxis are often cheaper than Tuk-tuks and offer a much more comfortable ride.
The writer think riding in a Tuk-tuk is comfortable and safe.
True
False
Tuk-Tuks
An Introduction to the Famous Tuk-Tuks in Thailand
by Gre g Rodgers, About.com Guide
Tuk-tuks, the three-wheeled motorcycle taxis, can be found in the clogged streets of Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and other cities in Thailand. While riding in a tuk-tuk can be described as more chaotic than comfortable, taking at least one ride is a must for a true, Thailand experience!
Tuk-tuks in Thailand
The Tuk-tuks found in Thailand are open-air. three-wheeled carriages attached to a motorcycle chassis. Drivers like decorating their Tuk-tuks with lights, colorful paint, and dangling trinkets to get attention. The typical capacity of a Tuk-tuk in Thailand would be two people, although the driver will always find a way to squeeze in an entire family if necessary!
Prices for rides in tuk-tuks must be negotiated in advance. If you are not an expert at bargaining, metered taxis are often cheaper than Tuk-tuks and offer a much more comfortable ride.
The writer would like the reader to try Tuk-tuks.
True
False
Fact or Fiction?
Einstein failed math.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Swallowed chewing gum takes 7 years to digest.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
The Great Wall of China is visible from the Moon.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Goldfish have memories no longer than a few seconds.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Bats are blind.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Bulls are enraged by the color red.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Shaving makes hair grow back faster and thicker.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
Sugar causes hyperactivity in children.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
There’s evidence that Vikings gad horns on their helmets.
fact
fiction
Fact or Fiction?
George Washington had wooden teeth.
fact
fiction
