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Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to paragraph 1, why did Wendy and Aileen want to go for a trip?

a)

They were committed people.

b)

They wanted to earn their rest.

c)

They were under much stress to do so.

d)

They wanted to take a break from work.

2.

The pronoun “it” in paragraph 2 refers to _______.

a)

Going to Bangkok for a trip

b)

Having a relaxing holiday

c)

Finding cheap discounts in Bangkok

d)

Discussing the holiday plans

3.

Why did they decide not to spend a holiday in Bangkok?

a)

They could buy cheap items there.

b)

The local foods were expensive.

c)

It was difficult to ask for the way there.

d)

It had too many people and too much traffic.

4.

Which of the following pieces of information is NOT true of the cruise to Malaysia?

a)

All meals were provided on the cruise.

b)

They had to go onshore to buy food.

c)

The cruise offered many forms of entertainment.

d)

Aileen would feel uncomfortable during the cruise.

5.

Why does the author mention such activities as “swim in the pool, watch movies in the cinema onboard or play sports” in the passage?

a)

To show Aileen’s favorite pastimes

b)

To indicate activities Wendy and Aileen required

c)

To give examples of activities the cruise offered

d)

To emphasize the lack of entertainment onboard

6.

The word “drawback” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to _______.

a)

benefit

b)

disadvantage

c)

production

d)

recreation

7.

Wendy considered visiting Perth mainly _______.

a)

to visit the vineyards

b)

to visit the nougat factories

c)

because she had cousins living there

d)

because it was a quick trip

8.

How would Wendy’s cousins help them if they visited Perth?

a)

Be their tour guides

b)

Let Wendy and Aileen stay at their home

c)

Help them buy nougats at reasonable prices

d)

Drive them to the vineyards

9.

Why did Wendy and Aileen finally decide on Bintan?

a)

There were interesting local people there.

b)

They could chat with each other there.

c)

It was a relaxing place that was not overly crowded.

d)

They could book the tour over the Internet.

10.

The word “reprieve” in paragraph 6 is closest in meaning to _______.

a)

respite

b)

cancellation

c)

postponement

d)

remission

11.

According to the legend, where were silkworms first discovered?

a)

In Asia

b)

In Europe​​

c)

In North Africa ​

d)

In America

12.

How long has silk been used in China?

a)

Some hundred years​​​

b)

Some thousand years

c)

Some million years​​​

d)

Some billion years

13.

Who were allowed to wear silk before the Qing Dynasty?

a)

The peasants​​​​

b)

The ordinary people

c)

The merchants​​​​

d)

The people in royal family

14.

When was silk used as a unit of currency in China?

a)

Sometime during the Qing Dynasty

b)

Sometime during the Han Dynasty

c)

Sometime when the Yellow Emperor ruled the country

d)

Sometime in the seventh century

15.

The word “lucrative” in paragraph 3 could be best replaced by _______.

a)

emerging​​

b)

convenient

c)

profitable ​

d)

spacious

16.

Which commodity was once considered the more precious than gold?

a)

Paper​​

b)

Silver​​

c)

Wool​​

d)

Silk

17.

Merchants use Silk Road to take silk westward and bring back _______.

a)

musical instruments​​​

b)

wool and precious metals

c)

bowstrings​​​​​

d)

fishing lines

18.

According to the text, what happened in the seventh century?

a)

The production of silk was expansive.​​

b)

The Persian conquered the Arabs.

c)

China stopped trading silk.

d)

Silk industry saw a significant downfall.

19.

According to the text, what contributed to the decline of European silk industry in the nineteen century?

a)

The emergence of Japanese silk at more affordable price

b)

The opening of the Suez Canal

c)

The fact that the Arabs swept through Africa and Sicily

d)

The rise in the amount of raw silk exported

20.

In the last paragraph, the author mentions stockings and parachutes as an example of _______.

a)

products that were first made in Japan

b)

products that China exports

c)

products newly made of artificial fibres

d)

products that cause the downfall of Japanese silk industry