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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

How old is the small country of Bhutan in the Himalayan mountains?

a)

over 500 years old.

b)

nearly 1000 years old.

c)

nearly 700 years old.

d)

over 1000 years old.

2.

How did the King of Bhutan measure the country's development?

a)

happiness

b)

health

c)

air

d)

sickness and ill health

3.

The word "measure" in the passage is closest in meaning to

a)

judge

b)

weigh

c)

assess

d)

count

4.

According to the first paragraph, what is NOT true about Bhutan?

a)

It is a small country in South Asia.

b)

It is surrounded by the Himalayas.

c)

It has a history of over 1000 years old.

d)

King Jigme Singye Wangchuck has been the king of Bhutan since 2006.

5.

Why was Iceland number one in a survey?

a)

For its health

b)

For its money

c)

For richness

d)

For its happiness

6.

According to the third paragraph, how did researchers measure happiness in 155 countries?

a)

with answers to questions

b)

by visiting different websites

c)

by measuring the number of sick people

d)

by looking at people's faces

7.

The researchers decided that Denmark feels happier than other after visiting ...countries

a)

one hundred countries

b)

fifty countries

c)

one hundred and fifty five countries.

d)

two hundred countries

8.

What do visitors to Krikortz's website click on?

a)

questions

b)

faces

c)

numbers

d)

answers

9.

According to the fourth paragraph, how many categories does Krikortz have for measuring happiness?

a)

three

b)

five

c)

six

d)

seven

10.

According to the last paragraph, what colour are the lights on the building when Stockholm is happy?

a)

purple

b)

green

c)

red

d)

blue

11.

What is the main idea of the passage?

a)

Economic growth is more important than the environment

b)

Society must balance progress with responsibility

c)

Technology should replace human workers

d)

Art and history are no longer relevant

12.

What does the passage suggest about media?

a)

It is only used for entertainment

b)

It slows down communication

c)

It influences people's behavior

d)

It is not affected by technology

13.

The phrase "revolutionized how we live and work" means:

a)

Made life more boring

b)

Changed things completely

c)

Removed technology from life

d)

Made work easier but life harder

14.

Which of the following is an effect of artificial intelligence, according to the passage?

a)

It guarantees job security

b)

It reduces communication

c)

It improves efficiency in industries

d)

It slows down economic growth

15.

The word "flourish" in paragraph 3 most likely means:

a)

Decline

b)

Collapse

c)

Grow successfully

d)

Stay unchanged

16.

According to the passage, why are the arts important?

a)

They help with technical innovation.

b)

They reduce the need for media

c)

They promote cultural identity

d)

They are good for the environment

17.

What is the author's attitude toward public funding for the arts?

a)

Supportive

b)

Indifferent

c)

Critical

d)

Uninterested

18.

The word "they" in "they may also offer solutions" (paragraph 4) refers to:

a)

Environmental issues

b)

Historical events

c)

Technology and economics

d)

Artistic movements

19.

Which of the following is an example of green technology mentioned in the passage?

a)

Social media platforms

b)

Renewable energy

c)

Artificial intelligence

d)

Public broadcasting

20.

What can be inferred from the last paragraph?

a)

Environmental issues are separate from economic decisions

b)

A successful future requires integrating multiple fields

c)

Society must stop using technology completely

d)

Media has no place in modern development

21.

According to paragraph 1, Sarubai visits people in the village....

a)

once a day

b)

twice a day

c)

twice a week

d)

every morning

22.

How many doctors are there in the village of Jawalke?

a)

two

b)

three

c)

four

d)

five

23.

What does the word 'they' in paragraph 1 refer to?

a)

Sarubai Salve and Babai Sathe

b)

the pregnant women

c)

the older people

d)

their patients

24.

Sarubai meets Rani because she is

a)

ill.

b)

pregnant

c)

sick.

d)

tired.

25.

According to the first paragraph, what is NOT true about Rani Kale?

a)

She is a pregnant woman.

b)

She doesn't come from Jawalke.

c)

She works like Sarubai to help mothers-to-be.

d)

She might need to go to hospital because of the position of her baby.

26.

According to paragraph 2, which of the following statements is TRUE about village health workers?

a)

They only give preventative.

b)

They only give advice about health.

c)

They do the same job as doctors.

d)

They are very important

27.

The word 'checking' in paragraph 2 could best be replaced by....

a)

examining

b)

studying

c)

exploring

d)

reseaching

28.

According to paragraph 3, how much training do the health workers receive?

a)

None. They learn it all from books.

b)

One week only on a course.

c)

The mobile team trains and guides them on what to do.

d)

Two weeks and then more training while they are working.

29.

According to paragraph 3, what is the purpose of the mobile team?

a)

To do the job of the health workers.

b)

To provide more medical help.

c)

To train the health workers.

d)

To connect the local people with health workers.

30.

How many health workers are there in the region currently?

a)

one hundred.

b)

two hundred.

c)

three hundred.

d)

four hundred.

31.

What is the passage mainly about?

a)

Problems in journalism

b)

The impact of digital media

c)

The return of traditional news

d)

Advertising in social media

32.

How is digital media different from traditional media?

a)

It is more expensive

b)

It reaches fewer people

c)

It is faster and more interactive

d)

It avoids politics

33.

The phrase 'breaking news can be shared within seconds' suggests:

a)

News is delayed

b)

News can go viral quickly

c)

News is hard to understand

d)

News comes from newspapers

34.

What is a potential danger of digital media?

a)

Better education

b)

The decline of television

c)

The spread of false information

d)

The rise of radio

35.

The word 'diverse' in paragraph 3 most likely means:

a)

Popular

b)

Complicated

c)

Varied

d)

Boring

36.

What concern is raised about content creators?

a)

They are too creative

b)

They often use traditional sources

c)

They may not verify their information

d)

They avoid serious topics

37.

What does the word 'it' refer to in 'When used responsibly, it can strengthen democratic participation'?

a)

Traditional media

b)

Television

c)

Digital media

d)

The internet

38.

According to the passage, memes and short videos may:

a)

Improve understanding

b)

Replace all media

c)

Be banned in schools

d)

Simplify complex topics

39.

What opportunity does digital media offer?

a)

Less global awareness

b)

Free access to traditional newspapers

c)

A platform for unheard voices

d)

Avoiding educational content

40.

What can be inferred from the passage?

a)

Digital media should be avoided

b)

It must be used with care

c)

Young people ignore news

d)

Social media is better than books