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Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When my family moved to another city, I was really nervous about meeting new people. Luckily, my classmates were friendly and made me feel welcome.
How did the writer feel at first? Choose the wrong options!

a)
Indifferent
b)
Excited
c)

Worried

d)
Confident
e)

Angry

2.

When I started my new job, I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety about my responsibilities. Fortunately, my colleagues were supportive and helped me adjust.
How did the writer feel about starting the new job?

a)

Calm

b)

Nervous

c)

Disappointed

d)

Excited

e)

Overwhelmed

3.

After moving to a new neighborhood, I was worried about fitting in. Thankfully, my neighbors were welcoming and invited me to community events.

What was the writer's initial feeling about the new neighborhood?

a)

Indifferent

b)

Uneasy

c)

Curious

d)

Frustrated

e)

Optimistic

4.

When the new shopping mall opened in our town, everyone was excited to visit. It had dozens of stores, a cinema, and several restaurants. However, after a few months, many local businesses began to close because people preferred to shop at the mall instead of small local shops. Some residents started to worry that the town was losing its unique character and sense of community.

What is the main concern mentioned in the passage?

CHOOSE THE WRONG OPTIONS!

a)

The town is losing its traditional charm and close-knit atmosphere.

b)
The mall has increased local business sales.
c)
Residents are excited about the new mall's features.
d)
The town is gaining more visitors from outside.
e)

No! What is not the main concern in the passage.

5.

When remote work became more common, many people decided to move away from big cities to smaller towns. They enjoyed the quieter lifestyle and lower living costs. However, local residents began to notice higher housing prices and more traffic. Some worried that their communities were changing too quickly and losing their familiar atmosphere.

Question:
What problem do the local residents notice?

CHOOSE THE WRONG OPTIONS!

a)
Decreased job opportunities in small towns.
b)

An increase in property prices and traffic levels

c)
Increased crime rates in urban areas.
d)
More public transportation options available.
e)
Higher quality of life in big cities.
6.

Many cities are introducing electric buses to reduce air pollution and make public transport more sustainable. The new buses are quieter and cleaner than traditional ones, but some passengers complain that they take longer to charge and sometimes cause delays. City officials are trying to find a balance between improving the environment and keeping transportation efficient.

What challenge do city officials face?

a)

Trying to make the new system environmentally friendly without slowing it down

b)

Choosing where to build new shopping centers

c)

Deciding whether to ban public transportation

7.

In recent years, many schools have started using digital textbooks instead of printed ones. Teachers say this helps students access materials more easily and reduces paper waste. However, some parents worry that too much screen time could harm students’ concentration and eyesight. Educators are now discussing how to use technology responsibly in the classroom.

What concern do some parents have about digital textbooks?

a)

They believe excessive use could have negative effects on students.

b)
Students prefer printed textbooks over digital ones.
c)
Digital textbooks are more expensive than printed ones.
d)
Digital textbooks are harder to navigate than printed ones.
e)

Smart

8.

Many cities are encouraging people to cycle instead of driving to reduce traffic and pollution. Bike lanes have been expanded, and public bike-sharing programs are growing. Still, some residents worry about safety, especially when lanes are crowded or intersections are busy. City planners are looking for ways to promote cycling while keeping everyone safe.

Question: What is the main concern some residents have about cycling?

a)
Limited availability of bike-sharing programs.
b)
Higher costs associated with bike maintenance.
c)
Increased traffic congestion due to more cyclists.
d)
Safety concerns in crowded lanes and busy intersections.
9.

Tom didn’t want to go to the concert because he ______ the band perform live before.

a)

sees

b)

was seeing

c)

saw

d)
had seen
10.

Choose the correct answer.

A- Adjectives ending in -ed describe feelings.
B- Adjectives ending in -ing describe emotions.

a)

A-TRUE, B-FALSE

b)

A-FALSE, B-TRUE

c)

BOTH TRUE

d)

BOTH FALSE

11.

Complete the sentence with the correct past tenses:

When I arrived at the park, my friends ______ football for over an hour, some kids ______ their bikes nearby, and I ______ the coach who I ______ last summer.

a)

played / rode / greeted / met

b)

had been playing / were riding / greeted / had met

c)

were playing / had ridden / met / had met

d)

had played / rode / had greeted / met

12.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:

I found his explanation quite __________; it only made me more __________ about the topic.

a)

confused; confused

b)

confusing; confused

c)

confusing; confused

13.

When Daniel returned to his hometown after ten years abroad, he was struck by how little had changed. The same narrow streets wound between the same crumbling buildings, and the same faces greeted him with polite curiosity. Yet beneath that familiarity, he sensed something different; a quiet resentment, perhaps, or a suspicion of the man who had left and now returned as a stranger.

Though he smiled and spoke warmly, Daniel couldn’t shake the feeling that his presence disturbed the fragile rhythm of the place he had once called home.

Question: What is the main feeling Daniel experiences in this passage?

a)

Nostalgia mixed with unease

b)

Joyful excitement to see familiar faces

c)

Indifference toward his old town

d)

Anger at how much everything has changed