NOVEMBER 12

Have you ever got stuck in a cable car? Well, I have. Last February, I went on a ski trip to Switzerland. What a trip to remember!

The first morning, I got into a cable car and I was so excited. I wanted to go to the top of the mountain and ski down. The cable car started up and I looked down. The mountain was so beautiful. But, suddenly, there was a terrible noise. Then, the car stopped. It didn't move and it was quiet everywhere.

It started snowing and it began to get dark. I was alone for at least, two hours. I thought, “They’ve forgotten me!” I felt so hopeless. Fortunately, at last, the car started back. It went very fast.

“Sorry," a man said when I climbed out of the car. “We’ve never had this problem before. “Please try again tomorrow.”

“He’s joking, "I thought. “I've had enough of cable cars for a lifetime."

1.  What kind of experience did the writer have in the text?
A. Sad experience
B. Funny experience
C. Happy experience
D. Frightening experience
E. Exciting experience

2.  "I've had enough of cable cars for a lifetime.
What does the writer imply from the sentence?
A. The cable car was so wonderful
B. He will never miss the experience
C. He does not want to have another experience with cable cars​
D. He enjoyed the experience so much
E. He will ride a cable car for the rest of his life
  3.  ". . . and it was quiet everywhere."
The underlined word has the same meaning as . . . 
A. Noisy
B. Tranquil
C. Spooky 
D. Scary
E.  Interesting

4.  The text is in the form of a . . . 
A. Report
B. Description
C. Narrative
D. Spoof 
E. Recount

5.  What is the purpose of the text?
A. To persuade the readers to ride a cable car    
B. To inform the readers about cable car
C. To tell the readers how to ride a cable car
D. To tell his experience
E. To explain about a cable car

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