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Reading practice quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a synonym for “manipulate” in the passage 3?

a)

influence

b)

ignore

c)

create

d)

repair

2.

What is a synonym for “poignant” in the passage 2?

a)

dull

b)

touching

c)

loud

d)

simple

3.

What is an antonym for “resilient” in the passage 2?

a)

strong

b)

hopeful

c)

cheerful

d)

fragile

4.

What is a synonym for “singular” in the passage 1?

a)

common

b)

ordinary

c)

distinctive

d)

similar

5.

What is an antonym for “audacious” in the passage 1?

a)

confident

b)

bold

c)

timid

d)

adventurous

6.

What is an antonym for “optimistic” in the passage 3?

a)

pessimistic

b)

calm

c)

cheerful

d)

sad

7.

What is the best title for the passage 3?

a)

How Black Mirror Uses Technology

b)

Black Mirror and Ethical Questions

c)

The History of technology TV Shows

d)

Why Apps Control Our Lives

8.

What is the best title for the passage 2?

a)

The Making of Mayday’s and Eason Chan's Music

b)

How to Perform Cantopop and Mandopop Songs

c)

The Popularity of Rock Music

d)

Eason Chan and Mayday: Songs of Youth and Love

9.

What is the best title for the passage 1?

a)

How to Brew Black Coffee

b)

The Art of Single-Origin Coffee

c)

Black Coffee and Embracing Individuality

d)

Rachel’s Coffee Preferences

10.

Choose THREE true statements based on the passage.

a) Single-origin coffee comes from multiple regions mixed together.
b) Ethiopian coffee has floral and fruity notes.
c) Black coffee contains milk and sugar.
d) Rachel imitates others to fit in.
e) Choosing black coffee reflects confidence in one’s identity.
f) Colombian coffee is described as smooth and nutty.

a)

a, c, e

b)

b,d,f

c)

a,c,f

d)

b,e,f

11.

Choose THREE true statements based on the passage.
a) “Hated in the Nation” shows robotic bees used to harm people.
b) “Hang the DJ” is about a dating app that leads to love.
c) “White Bear” is about a woman who finds true love.
d) Black Mirror questions how we use technology.
e) All Black Mirror episodes show technology as harmful.
f) The passage mentions social media as part of today’s world.

a)

a,b,c

b)

a,d,f

c)

c,d,f

d)

a,b,d

12.

Choose THREE true statements based on the passage.
a) Eason Chan’s “Ten Years” is about love that fades but lingers.
b) Mayday is a solo artist from Taiwan.
c) “Stubborn” by Mayday is about giving up easily.
d) Mayday’s “Suddenly Missing You So Much” is about lost love.
e) Their music connects young people to their emotions.
f) Eason Chan only sings rock songs with Mayday.

a)

a,,d,e

b)

b,c,f

c)

d,e,f

d)

a,b,e

13.

According to the passage 1, what does choosing single-origin black coffee symbolize?

a)

Blending in with others

b)

Honoring personal uniqueness

c)

Following popular trends

d)

Hiding one’s true self

14.

What is one characteristic of Rachel mentioned in the passage?

a)

She prefers sweet coffee with milk.

b)

She copies others’ fashion styles.

c)

She wears vibrant outfits.

d)

She avoids speaking her opinions.

15.

What emotion does Mayday’s song “Suddenly Missing You So Much” express, according to the passage?

a)

The excitement of new love

b)

The ache of lost love

c)

The joy of chasing dreams

d)

The pain of growing up

16.

How does the passage describe the impact of Eason and Mayday’s music on young people?

a)

It teaches them to hide their emotions.

b)

It helps them avoid love’s challenges.

c)

It connects them to their feelings.

d)

It encourages them to care for others.

17.

Fill in the blank with a word in the passage

Their music encourages us to embrace our own selves, including the strong (a)   of adolescence.

18.

What ethical question is raised by the episode “White Bear” in the passage?

a)

Can technology create true love?

b)

How can technology improve social media?

c)

Is it fair to erase someone’s memory for punishment?

d)

Should technology replace human workers?

19.

Fill in the blank with a word in the passage

Black Mirror poses challenging queries, such as whether we have confidence in (a)