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MG22 U7 No Place Like Home L10 Writing - Understand Composition

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary material used to build the adobe homes mentioned in the text?

a)

Wood

b)

Brick

c)

Adobe

d)

Metal

2.

Which feature of the house is unusual for adobe homes?

a)

A large cactus tree

b)

Large windows

c)

A cast-iron stove

d)

Wooden cabinets

3.

How does the author describe the view from the sitting area?

a)

Ordinary

b)

Spectacular

c)

Boring

d)

Small

4.

What gives off the enticing smells in the kitchen?

a)

The cactus tree

b)

The large windows

c)

The cast-iron stove and wooden cabinets

d)

The glass floor

5.

What sensation does the glass floor create for the author?

a)

A feeling of floating

b)

A feeling of falling

c)

A feeling of flying

d)

A feeling of climbing

6.

How does the author describe their overall experience of the house?

a)

Boring

b)

Frightening

c)

Unique and unforgettable

d)

Disappointing

7.

What question does the author pose at the end of the text?

a)

Would you build a house like this?

b)

Would you enjoy living here?

c)

Would you visit the canyon?

d)

Would you choose to live with a glass floor over a canyon?

8.

What is the purpose of the large windows in the house?

a)

To let in more sunlight

b)

To keep the house warm

c)

To display art

d)

To block noise

9.

What does the author compare the sensation of the glass floor to?

a)

Walking on air

b)

Being in a dream

c)

Being transported in space and time

d)

Standing on a beach

10.

What is the author's attitude towards living in a house with a glass floor?

a)

Excited

b)

Indifferent

c)

Reluctant

d)

Enthusiastic

11.

What does the adobe house look like from the outside?

a)

Modern and angular

b)

Like most adobe homes in the area

c)

Like a traditional wooden cabin

d)

Like a castle

12.

What does the author think about the house design?

a)

It's too simple

b)

It's beautifully designed

c)

It's too complex

d)

It's poorly planned

13.

What does the author think about the air whooshing past?

a)

It's pleasant

b)

It's frightening

c)

It's refreshing

d)

It's suffocating

14.

What material is the floor made of in the sitting area?

a)

Wood

b)

Stone

c)

Glass

d)

Tile

15.

How does the author describe the kitchen?

a)

Small and cramped

b)

Spacious and modern

c)

Fitted with a cast-iron stove and hand-made wooden cabinets

d)

Empty and cold

16.

What do the large windows allow in the room?

a)

Heat

b)

Noise

c)

Sunlight

d)

Air

17.

What is a key feature of the house's location?

a)

It's near the ocean

b)

It's on a mountain

c)

It's on a cliff

d)

It's in a valley

18.

What does the house's exterior feature near the entrance?

a)

A fountain

b)

A large cactus tree

c)

A garden

d)

A stone statue

19.

How does the author describe the change in the floor material?

a)

Gradual

b)

Sudden

c)

Expected

d)

Unnoticeable

20.

What feeling does the author associate with the house?

a)

Indifference

b)

Annoyance

c)

Unforgettable uniqueness

d)

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