WorksheetsFRIDAY MARCH 7TH
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
Where did Omar wait for Amal?
In front of Amal's house
At the village market
In the school library
By the narrow stream
What book did Omar bring for Amal?
The complete works of Hafiz
The complete works of Rumi
A book on mathematics
A collection of short stories
Why did Amal's mother lecture her about Omar?
Because Amal was spending too much time with a boy
Because Amal was neglecting her chores
Because Omar was not a good influence
Because Omar was not doing well in school
What was the reason Amal couldn't stay after school?
She had to attend a family event
She had to study for exams
She had to help with the new baby
She was not feeling well
What did Omar get accepted into?
A summer camp
Ghalib Academy
A local sports team
A music academy
What did Omar hope to achieve by attending Ghalib Academy?
To start his own business
To become a famous poet
To get a college scholarship
To travel the world
What did Hafsa tell Amal about boarding schools?
They have no libraries
They have cafeterias with all the food you can eat
They are very expensive
They have strict rules
What extracurricular activities did Omar mention about Ghalib Academy?
A cooking class and a dance team
A sports team and a science club
A chess club and a debate team
A drama club and a music band
What was Omar's concern about living at Ghalib Academy?
He would have to share a room with other students
The food might not be good
He might not make any friends
The classes might be too difficult
Who interrupted Amal and Omar's conversation?
Amal's sister, Seema
Amal's mother
A village elder
Omar's teacher
What does Hafsa want to buy Miss Sadia?
A bell that rings when class is over
A new chador
A book about constellations
A globe
Why was Hafsa late getting home last week?
She was talking to Seema
She had to help her brothers with homework
She lost her way
Miss Sadia kept them late discussing constellations
What does Hafsa aspire to be?
An astronaut
A teacher
A pilot
A doctor
What does the narrator want to know about?
How to plant roses
How to build a factory
Everything there is to know
How to become a doctor
What does Hafsa's mother believe about backaches?
They mean a girl is coming
They mean a boy is coming
They are a sign of good health
They are caused by hard work
What new structure appeared next to the village mosque?
A new school
A clinic
A factory
A house
Who is Khan Sahib?
The narrator's father
The village doctor
The village's powerful landlord
A teacher at the school
What does Seema hope the new building will be?
A new school
A clinic
A market
A library
What is special about the narrator's house?
It is painted lime green
It has a large garden
It has roses planted around its border
It is the largest house in the village
What signal does Omar use to call the narrator?
Chiming his bicycle bell three times
A shout
A hand wave
A whistle
What is the main reason Daylight Saving Time was first implemented?
To lengthen daylight to save fuel and power
To improve mental health
To make people happier
To disrupt body rhythms
Which U.S. states do not observe Daylight Saving Time?
Oregon and Washington
California and Texas
Hawaii and most of Arizona
New York and Florida
What health condition is Pope Francis currently battling?
Diabetes
Acute respiratory failure from double pneumonia
Heart disease
Kidney failure
What is the name of the nonprofit helping First Responders?
Wellness Warriors
First Aid Support
Responder Relief
Food For Thought
What winter sport did Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt use to train for the moonwalk?
Bobsleigh
Luge
Skiing
Curling
What new initiative has Shaun White created?
Snowboarding Championship
Winter Olympics 2.0
Extreme Winter Sports
The Snow League
What is the main goal of Shaun White's Snow League?
To replace the Winter Olympics
To create a new Olympic event
To focus only on snowboarding
To connect winter sports events like NFL or NBA
What message does Shaun White convey about facing tough times?
Ignore problems and they will go away
Success comes without obstacles
Challenges help us grow and evolve
Avoid challenges at all costs
What unusual event involved a pink poodle named Molly?
She learned to skateboard
She was adopted by a celebrity
She escaped and led police on a chase
She won a dog show
Where is Couch Middle School, which received a shoutout in the news?
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Grayson, Georgia
New York, New York
Which country was the first to implement Daylight Saving Time?
France
United Kingdom
Germany
United States
What is the primary benefit of Daylight Saving Time according to its proponents?
More leisure time
Better sleep patterns
Reduced energy consumption
Increased productivity
What is a common criticism of Daylight Saving Time?
It negatively impacts health
It leads to increased energy use
It causes confusion with time zones
It disrupts international travel
What was the reason for the collective groan in the classroom?
Only five students passed the math test.
The class was running late.
The students had to stay after school.
The teacher announced a surprise test.
Why did Amal have to leave school early?
She had an appointment in town.
Her mother was in bed, and she had to watch her sisters.
She had to help her mother with chores.
She was feeling unwell.
What subject did Miss Sadia need help with for the next week?
Poetry
Science
Mathematics
History
What did Hafsa want to buy for Miss Sadia?
A clock
A bell
A new chalkboard
A book
What was Hafsa's career aspiration?
Poet
Doctor
Astronaut
Teacher
What did Hafsa think the new building next to the mosque was?
A factory
A clinic
A library
A school
What did Amal think about her life in the village?
It was dangerous and unpredictable.
It was glamorous and luxurious.
It was boring and uneventful.
It was exciting and full of adventures.
What did Hafsa's mother say about backaches?
They mean a boy is coming.
They are a sign of good health.
They are a sign of illness.
They mean a girl is coming.
What did Amal love doing after school with Miss Sadia?
Helping with chores
Playing games
Learning to teach
Reading books
What did Amal promise to talk to Hafsa about?
Helping with chores at home
Giving poetry a chance
Studying harder for math tests
Building a new school
What does the word "prosperous" most closely mean as used in chapter 1?
Struggling financially
Having success, especially financially
Being famous
Living in poverty
The term "solitude" in chapter 3 most likely refers to which of the following?
A large gathering of people
The state of being alone
A noisy environment
A state of confusion
Based on its use in chapter 1, a "prosperous" community is one that is:
Isolated from the rest of the world
Experiencing economic growth and success
Suffering from a natural disaster
Lacking educational resources
What is the main reason Daylight Saving Time was first implemented?
To lengthen daylight to save fuel and power
To improve mental health
To make people happier
To disrupt body rhythms
What is the reason Amal loves spring?
The weather is perfect for cycling.
The roses her mother planted bloom.
Her birthday is in spring.
School holidays start in spring.
What is the reason Amal loves spring?
The weather is perfect for cycling.
The roses her mother planted bloom.
Her birthday is in spring.
School holidays start in spring.
What did Amal forget in class?
Her exam
Her lunchbox
Her favorite book
Her homework
What is the significance of Omar's bicycle bell ringing three times?
It means he has a new book.
It is a signal for dinner time.
It is a signal to meet at the stream.
It means he is in trouble.
What book did Omar bring for Amal?
A collection of short stories
A science textbook
The complete works of Hafiz
The complete works of Rumi
Why does Amal's mother not want her to spend too much time with Omar?
She thinks Omar is a bad influence.
She thinks Omar is too old for Amal.
She believes people will gossip.
She wants Amal to focus on studies.
What exciting news does Omar share with Amal?
He found a new job.
He got a new bicycle.
He is moving to a new city.
He won a scholarship to Ghalib Academy.
What does Amal hope to find at Ghalib Academy?
A sports team
A new friend
A music club
A large library
What is the relationship between Omar and Amal?
They are siblings.
They are classmates.
They are cousins.
They are childhood friends.
What is the main reason Amal is worried during her mother's labor?
She is afraid of the midwife.
She fears the baby will be a girl.
She is scared for her mother's health.
She doesn't want another sibling.
What does Parvin ask Amal to do during her mother's labor?
Prepare a meal
Stay with her mother
Take care of her sisters
Fetch the midwife
What does Amal enjoy doing in her free time?
Playing soccer
Cooking
Reading books
Painting
Why is Amal excited about visiting the city?
To go shopping
To attend a book fair
To visit her grandparents
To see the tall buildings
What does Amal's father do for a living?
He is a doctor.
He is a teacher.
He is a farmer.
He is a shopkeeper.
What does Hafsa want to buy Miss Sadia?
A bell that rings when class is over
A new chador
A book about constellations
A globe
Why was Hafsa late getting home last week?
She was talking to Seema
She had to help her brothers with homework
She lost her way
Miss Sadia kept them late discussing constellations
What does Hafsa aspire to be?
An astronaut
A teacher
A pilot
A doctor
What does the narrator want to know about?
How to plant roses
How to build a factory
Everything there is to know
How to become a doctor
What does Hafsa's mother believe about backaches?
They mean a girl is coming
They mean a boy is coming
They are a sign of good health
They are caused by hard work
What new structure appeared next to the village mosque?
A new school
A clinic
A factory
A house
Who is Khan Sahib?
The narrator's father
The village doctor
The village's powerful landlord
A teacher at the school
What does Seema hope the new building will be?
A new school
A clinic
A market
A library
What is special about the narrator's house?
It is painted lime green
It has a large garden
It has roses planted around its border
It is the largest house in the village
What signal does Omar use to call the narrator?
Chiming his bicycle bell three times
A shout
A hand wave
A whistle
What is the main reason Daylight Saving Time was first implemented?
To lengthen daylight to save fuel and power
To improve mental health
To make people happier
To disrupt body rhythms
Which U.S. states do not observe Daylight Saving Time?
Oregon and Washington
California and Texas
Hawaii and most of Arizona
New York and Florida
What health condition is Pope Francis currently battling?
Diabetes
Acute respiratory failure from double pneumonia
Heart disease
Kidney failure
What is the name of the nonprofit helping First Responders?
Wellness Warriors
First Aid Support
Responder Relief
Food For Thought
What winter sport did Apollo 17 astronaut Harrison Schmitt use to train for the moonwalk?
Bobsleigh
Luge
Skiing
Curling
What new initiative has Shaun White created?
Snowboarding Championship
Winter Olympics 2.0
Extreme Winter Sports
The Snow League
What is the main goal of Shaun White's Snow League?
To replace the Winter Olympics
To create a new Olympic event
To focus only on snowboarding
To connect winter sports events like NFL or NBA
What message does Shaun White convey about facing tough times?
Ignore problems and they will go away
Success comes without obstacles
Challenges help us grow and evolve
Avoid challenges at all costs
What unusual event involved a pink poodle named Molly?
She learned to skateboard
She was adopted by a celebrity
She escaped and led police on a chase
She won a dog show
Where is Couch Middle School, which received a shoutout in the news?
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Grayson, Georgia
New York, New York
Which country was the first to implement Daylight Saving Time?
France
United Kingdom
Germany
United States
What is the primary benefit of Daylight Saving Time according to its proponents?
More leisure time
Better sleep patterns
Reduced energy consumption
Increased productivity
What is a common criticism of Daylight Saving Time?
It negatively impacts health
It leads to increased energy use
It causes confusion with time zones
It disrupts international travel
What was the reason for the collective groan in the classroom?
Only five students passed the math test.
The class was running late.
The students had to stay after school.
The teacher announced a surprise test.
Why did Amal have to leave school early?
She had an appointment in town.
Her mother was in bed, and she had to watch her sisters.
She had to help her mother with chores.
She was feeling unwell.
What subject did Miss Sadia need help with for the next week?
Poetry
Science
Mathematics
History
What did Hafsa want to buy for Miss Sadia?
A clock
A bell
A new chalkboard
A book
What was Hafsa's career aspiration?
Poet
Doctor
Astronaut
Teacher
What did Hafsa think the new building next to the mosque was?
A factory
A clinic
A library
A school
What did Amal think about her life in the village?
It was dangerous and unpredictable.
It was glamorous and luxurious.
It was boring and uneventful.
It was exciting and full of adventures.
What did Hafsa's mother say about backaches?
They mean a boy is coming.
They are a sign of good health.
They are a sign of illness.
They mean a girl is coming.
What did Amal love doing after school with Miss Sadia?
Helping with chores
Playing games
Learning to teach
Reading books
What did Amal promise to talk to Hafsa about?
Helping with chores at home
Giving poetry a chance
Studying harder for math tests
Building a new school
What does the word "prosperous" most closely mean as used in chapter 1?
Struggling financially
Having success, especially financially
Being famous
Living in poverty
The term "solitude" in chapter 3 most likely refers to which of the following?
A large gathering of people
The state of being alone
A noisy environment
A state of confusion
Based on its use in chapter 1, a "prosperous" community is one that is:
Isolated from the rest of the world
Experiencing economic growth and success
Suffering from a natural disaster
Lacking educational resources
