Time Zones 4 Unit 2 -Preview + Reading vocabulary

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Put your knowledge to the test with questions about setting, breaking, and holding records in various fields.

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1
Where can you find a financial record?
In a gym
In a bank
In a park
In a library
2
True or false: Success is guaranteed when breaking a record.
True
False
3
Why do people want to set records?
To avoid work
To stay quiet
For fame and recognition
To make friends
4
When is a record set?
During a competition
At a party
In a classroom
While sleeping
5
Where is a record often celebrated?
At award ceremonies
In private homes
In quiet places
In classrooms
6
How does one hold a record?
By waiting for others
By avoiding challenges
By achieving a milestone
By doing nothing
7
What is a medical record?
Financial statement
Health history document
Personal diary
School report card
8
How can someone break a record?
Waiting for others
Ignoring rules
Practice and determination
Luck and chance
9
What is a world record?
An average score
A forgotten record
Best achievement globally
Local achievement only
10
What does determination lead to?
Avoiding risks
Ignoring challenges
Achieving goals
Giving up easily
11
Who can set a world record?
Only professionals
Anyone with a goal
Only famous people
Only athletes
12
When is a record considered broken?
When no one cares
When it is ignored
When a new record is set
When it is forgotten
13
What does it mean to break a record?
To lose a record
To ignore a record
To set a new record
To forget a record
14
True or false: A permanent record can be changed.
False
True
15
Who holds the most goals record?
A famous player
A coach
A fan
A referee
16
Which term describes the best in the world?
Regional champion
World champion
Local champion
National champion
17
Which is an example of a previous record?
Unrelated event
Future champion
Last year's champion
Current champion

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