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Comprehension Passage: Choc’late Allen’s Presentation Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
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1.

What is the main purpose of Choc’late Allen’s presentation?

a)

To criticize adults for their treatment of youth

b)

To share her achievements in school

c)

To describe problems in the education system

d)

To inspire young people to focus on their positive potential

2.

Who is the intended audience of this speech?

a)

Youths and young adults

b)

Elderly citizens

c)

Government officials

d)

Teachers and school principals

3.

Which word best describes the tone of the presentation?

a)

Discouraging

b)

Humorous

c)

Motivational

d)

Sarcastic

4.

Which of the following words or phrases help establish the tone?

a)

Do not give up. / You cannot be stopped.

b)

You must fail to succeed.

c)

This is not for you.

d)

Time will punish you.

5.

Which of the following is an example of repetition from the speech?

a)

Adrian Barath made a century.

b)

We don’t have, we don’t have.

c)

Walking with God is peaceful.

d)

Discipline is important.

6.

Which line serves as a personal appeal in the speech?

a)

Each of us has the ability to be the next president.

b)

I hope this will be encouraging...

c)

Adults will highlight...

d)

You must follow the rules.

7.

Which phrase is an example of using examples to support a point?

a)

Nothing is impossible.

b)

There is no smooth ride.

c)

We can be great at anything.

d)

The next Mighty Sparrow and the next Albert Einstein.

8.

Which is a conversational phrase used in the presentation?

a)

This may not be factual.

b)

And guess what?

c)

Be careful always.

d)

As I have said...

9.

Which line illustrates the use of contrast in the speech?

a)

We must always follow the same path, even when challenges come our way.

b)

There are no problems when we work together, only opportunities to grow stronger.

c)

Every day is a blessing and a new chance, even when things don't go as planned.

d)

There is no such thing as a smooth ride, because somewhere ahead there will be a few potholes.

10.

Why does Choc’late mention Adrian Barath?

a)

To motivate young people with a real-life example

b)

To promote cricket in schools

c)

To celebrate a family member

d)

To warn about early fame

11.

Which of the following best expresses the main message of the presentation?

a)

Youths should rebel against criticism

b)

Crime is sometimes necessary

c)

Youths have power to change their world through positivity

d)

Adults are always right about youths

12.

Which line shows a strong call to action?

a)

Think later.

b)

Stay home.

c)

Take a break.

d)

Tell yourself that you are the best.

13.

How does the speaker suggest we respond to negative situations?

a)

By avoiding them entirely

b)

By complaining

c)

By looking for the positive first

d)

By blaming others

14.

What does the speaker suggest youths can become?

a)

Criminals

b)

Observers

c)

National leaders and innovators

d)

Supporters in the background

15.

Which line includes a metaphor?

a)

We don’t have manners.

b)

Discipline is a school rule.

c)

Adrian Barath is good at cricket.

d)

Each of us has the ingredients to be successful.

16.

What religious belief does the speaker express?

a)

That God punishes wrongdoers

b)

That faith in God helps one succeed

c)

That religion has no place in youth

d)

That church should lead youths

17.

Which line contains wordplay or pun?

a)

Never forget that committing a crime is wasting time, and wasting time is committing crime.

b)

You can be anything.

c)

I believe in you.

d)

God is real.

18.

How does the speaker feel about the challenges of life?

a)

They are unfair

b)

They are temporary and can be overcome

c)

They must be avoided

d)

They are punishment

19.

What does “spread love” imply in this context?

a)

Send letters to everyone

b)

Avoid relationships

c)

Share jokes with strangers

d)

Be kind and supportive to all

20.

What is meant by “wasting time is committing crime”?

a)

Time is valuable, and misusing it is harmful

b)

Crime leads to time in jail

c)

School is a waste of time

d)

All crime takes time