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English game: reading and comprehension
English game: reading and comprehension
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Dogs are loyal animals that are often kept as pets. They are known for being protective. Why are dogs popular pets?
They are good at climbing trees
They don’t need care
They don’t eat much
They are protective and loyal
2
The Arctic fox lives in cold regions and has thick fur to survive freezing temperatures. Where does the Arctic fox live?
Mountains
Desert
Cold regions
Jungle
3
The Great Wall of China was built to protect ancient China from invaders. Why was the Great Wall of China built?
For trade
For decoration
To store food
To protect from invaders
4
Beethoven, a German composer, lost his hearing but created great symphonies. What happened to Beethoven?
He lost his hearing
He lost his sight
He stopped composing
He traveled the world
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Money is a tool people use to buy goods and services in an economy. What is money used for?
purchase of goods and services
Traveling
Building houses
Measuring time
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Shakespeare's works include famous plays such as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet. What did Shakespeare write?
Adventure novels
Poems about nature
Science books
Famous plays
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The Olympic Games happen every four years, featuring athletes worldwide. How often are the Olympic Games held?
Every two years
Every five years
Every four years
Every year
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An opera singer uses their voice to perform classical music in a theatrical setting. What does an opera singer do?
Plays instruments
Conducts the orchestra
Dances on stage
Sings classical music
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Rain happens when water droplets in clouds become heavy. What happens when water droplets in clouds are too heavy?
Rain falls
They become snow
They turn into wind
They disappear
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Vaccines help prevent diseases by teaching the body to fight viruses. What do vaccines do?
Provide energy
Cause sickness
Cure diseases
Prevent diseases