WorksheetsPHB BIG WAJIB X TH 20
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 54mins
Kang Chol Hwan was born into a loyal family that had once lived in the large Korean community of Japan. In Kyoto, his grandfather had been supporter of Kim II Sung, North Korean’s Great Leader since 1945. In 1961 the grandfather returned with his family to North Korea and had important government post.
Within months, however, he was complaining to friends that North Korea was not the country he had expected. He was shocked to see so much poverty, which he eventually came to blame on the government’s stifl ing left for work and never returneD. One morning in July 1977, when Kang was nine, his grandfather left for work and never returned.
A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security guard stormed into Kang’s house “Your grandfather betrayed the fatherland,” one of them stated” You must be punished.”
Kang’s parents and grandmother sobbed as they forced to pack their belongings into two army trucks. The family was driven off, but Kang’s mother was left behind, “spared” because her own father was regarded as a revolutationary hero. That was the last Kang ever saw her.
What was a reason for Kang’s grandfather never returned to Kang’s house?
supporter of Kim II Sung
Force Kang’s family to leave their homeland
Regarded as a hero
As an important person in Korea
Accused of betraying North Korea
Kang Chol Hwan was born into a loyal family that had once lived in the large Korean community of Japan. In Kyoto, his grandfather had been supporter of Kim II Sung, North Korean’s Great Leader since 1945. In 1961 the grandfather returned with his family to North Korea and had important government post.
Within months, however, he was complaining to friends that North Korea was not the country he had expected. He was shocked to see so much poverty, which he eventually came to blame on the government’s stifl ing left for work and never returneD. One morning in July 1977, when Kang was nine, his grandfather left for work and never returned.
A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security guard stormed into Kang’s house “Your grandfather betrayed the fatherland,” one of them stated” You must be punished.”
Kang’s parents and grandmother sobbed as they forced to pack their belongings into two army trucks. The family was driven off, but Kang’s mother was left behind, “spared” because her own father was regarded as a revolutationary hero. That was the last Kang ever saw her.
What is mainly discussed in the last paragraph?
The sad moment when Kang’s parents meet grandma
The last minutes Kang gathered together with his mother
The moment Kang’s father was regarded as a hero
The day Kang ever saw his grandma and grandpa
The last day Kang’s parents and his grandma sobbed
Kang Chol Hwan was born into a loyal family that had once lived in the large Korean community of Japan. In Kyoto, his grandfather had been supporter of Kim II Sung, North Korean’s Great Leader since 1945. In 1961 the grandfather returned with his family to North Korea and had important government post.
Within months, however, he was complaining to friends that North Korea was not the country he had expected. He was shocked to see so much poverty, which he eventually came to blame on the government’s stifl ing left for work and never returneD. One morning in July 1977, when Kang was nine, his grandfather left for work and never returned.
A few weeks later, seven plain clothes security guard stormed into Kang’s house “Your grandfather betrayed the fatherland,” one of them stated” You must be punished.”
Kang’s parents and grandmother sobbed as they forced to pack their belongings into two army trucks. The family was driven off, but Kang’s mother was left behind, “spared” because her own father was regarded as a revolutationary hero. That was the last Kang ever saw her.
Why did Kang’s grandfather disappear?
He left for work and went somewhere else
He went to the government’s office
He was kidnapped and punished by the security guards.
He was supporter of Kim II Sung
He returned to North Korea
Maria Yuryevna Sharapova is a Russian professional tennis player. She was born in 1987 in Ngayan, Siberia.
At the age of three, Sharapova moved with her family to Sochi. She began playing tennis at the age of four using a racket given to her by Yevgeng Kafelnikov’s father. At the age five or six, at a tennis clinic in Moscow, Sharapova was spotted by Martina Navratilova, who urged her parents to get her serious coaching in the USA.
At the age of seven, she and her father boarded a plane to the USA with only $700. Her father took her to the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy where one of the coaches check her out. The story goes that maria knocked his hat off with the tennis ball, thereby making a favorable impression. This led her obtaining a scholarship. At the age of nine, she was signed up by a number of sponsors including Prince (racquets), Oakley and Nike.
In 2004, Sharapova became the second youngest Wimbledon women’s champion in open era (after Martina Hingis) by defeating defending two-time champion Serena Williams in straight sets (6-1, 6-4). In the process she also became the first Russian ever to win that tournament.
What is the text about?
The family of maria Sharapova
The happiness of having a great father
Professional tennis player in the world
The working experience of maria Sharapova
Maria Yuryevna Sharapova is a Russian professional tennis player. She was born in 1987 in Ngayan, Siberia.
At the age of three, Sharapova moved with her family to Sochi. She began playing tennis at the age of four using a racket given to her by Yevgeng Kafelnikov’s father. At the age five or six, at a tennis clinic in Moscow, Sharapova was spotted by Martina Navratilova, who urged her parents to get her serious coaching in the USA.
At the age of seven, she and her father boarded a plane to the USA with only $700. Her father took her to the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy where one of the coaches check her out. The story goes that maria knocked his hat off with the tennis ball, thereby making a favorable impression. This led her obtaining a scholarship. At the age of nine, she was signed up by a number of sponsors including Prince (racquets), Oakley and Nike.
In 2004, Sharapova became the second youngest Wimbledon women’s champion in open era (after Martina Hingis) by defeating defending two-time champion Serena Williams in straight sets (6-1, 6-4). In the process she also became the first Russian ever to win that tournament.
In what age was miss Sharpova being a model of some products?
Three
Four
Five
Nine
Maria Yuryevna Sharapova is a Russian professional tennis player. She was born in 1987 in Ngayan, Siberia.
At the age of three, Sharapova moved with her family to Sochi. She began playing tennis at the age of four using a racket given to her by Yevgeng Kafelnikov’s father. At the age five or six, at a tennis clinic in Moscow, Sharapova was spotted by Martina Navratilova, who urged her parents to get her serious coaching in the USA.
At the age of seven, she and her father boarded a plane to the USA with only $700. Her father took her to the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy where one of the coaches check her out. The story goes that maria knocked his hat off with the tennis ball, thereby making a favorable impression. This led her obtaining a scholarship. At the age of nine, she was signed up by a number of sponsors including Prince (racquets), Oakley and Nike.
In 2004, Sharapova became the second youngest Wimbledon women’s champion in open era (after Martina Hingis) by defeating defending two-time champion Serena Williams in straight sets (6-1, 6-4). In the process she also became the first Russian ever to win that tournament.
“… was spotted by Martina Navratilova …” (Paragraph 2). The synonym of word “spotted” is…
Seen
searched
placed
introduced
Where ............ you born?
were
was
are
have
did
A: Where ....................... that jacket?
B: In that new clothes shop in Piazza Domino.
have you bought
did you buy
How long .................. your best friend?
do you know
did you know
have you known
A: I lived in Balongpanggang when I was younger.
B: Really? How long ........................ there?
did you live
have you lived
lived you
Gladstone ............... the Prime Minister of Great Britain 5 times during the reign of Queen Victoria.
has been
had been
was
My grandmother, who died five years ago, .............. abroad.
was never going
never went
has never been
A: Would you like a juice?
B: No thanks. ..................... one.
I just had
I've just had
I was just having
J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" books .................... in many countries.
have been published
were published
had been published
(at 10.30 a.m.) .................. Julie this morning?
Did you see
Have you seen
Had you seen
Announcement
In accordance with the international security regulation, the following items are never allowed to be taken onto a plane by passangers, etiher in their carry-on bags or in their checked luggage: weaons, incluiding knives and guns; explosives, including dynamite and fireworks.
The following items may be placed in checked luggage but not on carry-on bags. Tools, including hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches; sport equipment such as golf clubs, baseball bats, skis, and ski poles.
When you pass through the security line, all bags will go through our X-Ray machines and some bags will be manually checked by personal, as well.
What is the announcement about?
Weapons and explosives
Items brought on carry-on bags
Welcoming foreign passengers
An International airport security regulation
warning to passengers from different countries
Announcement
In accordance with the international security regulation, the following items are never allowed to be taken onto a plane by passangers, etiher in their carry-on bags or in their checked luggage: weaons, incluiding knives and guns; explosives, including dynamite and fireworks.
The following items may be placed in checked luggage but not on carry-on bags. Tools, including hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches; sport equipment such as golf clubs, baseball bats, skis, and ski poles.
When you pass through the security line, all bags will go through our X-Ray machines and some bags will be manually checked by personal, as well.
The underline part of the sentences above means ....
All bags will be sent to the X-Ray machines
All bags will be delivered with X-Ray machines
All bags will be move to the X-Ray machines
All bags will be packed next to X-Ray machines
All bags will be checked by using X-Ray machines
Announcement
In accordance with the international security regulation, the following items are never allowed to be taken onto a plane by passangers, etiher in their carry-on bags or in their checked luggage: weaons, incluiding knives and guns; explosives, including dynamite and fireworks.
The following items may be placed in checked luggage but not on carry-on bags. Tools, including hammers, screwdrivers, and wrenches; sport equipment such as golf clubs, baseball bats, skis, and ski poles.
When you pass through the security line, all bags will go through our X-Ray machines and some bags will be manually checked by personal, as well.
Things can be brought onto an airplane, except ....
Knives
Ski poles
Wrenches
Screwdrivers
Basketball bats
Announcement
Because of the high demand for electrical power due to extremely cold weather, the city is facing a serious power shortage. We are asking residents to help us avoid this situation. Please reduce your power consumption as much as possible. Lower household heat to sixty degrees. Turn of all unnecessary appliances. Postpone energy-consuming tasks such as doing the laundry.
The announcement is about ….
A serious power shortage in the city
The high demand for electrical power
The extremely cold weather in the city
The need to turn off all unnecessary appliances
The demand to postpone energy-consuming tasks
Announcement
Because of the high demand for electrical power due to extremely cold weather, the city is facing a serious power shortage. We are asking residents to help us avoid this situation. Please reduce your power consumption as much as possible. Lower household heat to sixty degrees. Turn of all unnecessary appliances. Postpone energy-consuming tasks such as doing the laundry.
The announcement is addressed to ….
The officials that work in the city
The residents of the city
The rich people in the city
The companies in the city
The employees of the electricity company
