A man and a penguin
Once, a man was walking in a park when he came across a penguin. He took him to a policeman and said, “I have just found this penguin. What should I do?” The policeman replied, “Take him to the zoo”
Once, a man was walking in a park when he came across a penguin. He took him to a policeman and said, “I have just found this penguin. What should I do?” The policeman replied, “Take him to the zoo”
The next day the policeman saw the same in the same park, and the man was still carrying the penguin with him. The policeman was rather surprised and walked up to the man and asked. “Why are you still carrying that penguin about? Didn’t you take t to the zoo?”
‘I certainly did,’ replied the man.
“And it was a great idea because he really enjoyed it, so today I’m taking him to the movies!”
1. The text above belongs to ….
a. Spoof
b. Recount
c. Report
d. News item
e. Narrative
2. Where did the man find the penguin?
a. In a zoo
b. In a park
c. In a movie theatre
d. In a police station
e. At his home
3. Where did the man take the penguin for the first time?
a. To a park
b. To a police station
c. To a zoo
d. To a movie theater
e. To a store
4. Why was the man still carrying the penguin the next day? Because ….
a. He would take the penguin to the zoo again
b. He enjoyed bringing the penguin every day
c. He found that the penguin enjoyed the zoo
d. He misinterpreted what the police said
e. He found another penguin in the park
5. “And it was a great idea because he really enjoyed it, so today I’m taking him to the movies!”
This part of the text is called ....
This part of the text is called ....
a. Twist
b. Event
c. Coda
d. Orientation
e. Re-orientation
6. What is the purpose of the text?
a. to tell an event with a humorous twist and entertain the readers
b. to persuade the readers that something should or should not be the case or be done
c. to reveal the readers that something is the important case
d. to describe the way things are such as a man-made thing, animals, and plants
e. to amuse/entertain the readers and to tell a story
7. What is the generic structure of the text?
a. 1. Orientation, 2. Event(s), 3. Twist
b. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Recommendation
c. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Reiteration/ Conclusion
d. 1. General classification, 2. Description
e. 1. Orientation, 2. Complication, 3. Resolution
The government should provide rehabilitation Program for Drug Users
Drug users are actually ill people who need help. Rehabilitation is one of the main things they should get. Instead of punishing drug users in prisons, the government should provide rehabilitation for them.
Most users are actually victims of persuasive peddlers and they suffer from consuming the drugs. Therefore, by rehabilitating them, we are actually helping them out from traps, which they might accidentally step on.
If we only arrest drug users and send them to jail, this doesn't solve the problem as drug users will still be addicted unless proper rehabilitation is imposed to them. Providing rehabilitation programs for drug users and forcing them to participate in the programs is better than only arresting them and doing nothing to their illness. Only drug dealers, traffickers, and wholesalers should be imprisoned.
8. Most drug users get drugs from....
a. Jails
b. Peddlers
c. Traffickers
d. Wholesalers
e. Rehabilitation center
9. Sending the drug users to prison is not a good solution because ....
a. They can't consume harmful drugs
b. They are treated normally
c. They may still be infected with harmful drugs
d. They can be freed as soon as possible
e. They are given the whole recovery program
10. "...drug users will still be addicted unless proper rehabilitation is imposed to them." (Paragraph 3) The underlined word is closest in meaning to ....
a. Influenced
b. Treated
c. Forced
d. Burdened
e. Implemented
11. What is the purpose of the text?
a. to tell an event with a humorous twist and entertain the readers
b. to persuade the readers that something should or should not be the case or be done
c. to reveal the readers that something is the important case
d. to describe the way things are such as a man-made thing, animals, and plants
e. to amuse/entertain the readers and to tell a story
12. What is the generic structure of the text?
a. 1. Orientation, 2. Event(s), 3. Twist
b. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Recommendation
c. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Reiteration/ Conclusion
d. 1. General classification, 2. Description
e. 1. Orientation, 2. Complication, 3. Resolution
Should Americans be forced to Public Transportation?
First, let me define what the question is and isn’t asking. It isn’t asking if we should we all abandon cars right now, nor is it asking if we should abandon them completely, nor is it asking if every American should do so. It is asking whether some Americans should have to take public transit some of the time, and I would say yes.
Oil use and pollution aside, in some cities like Los Angeles and New York there just isn’t room for any more roads, so in order for large cities to grow, they need more people to take public transit or risk permanent traffic jam. One bus can safely hold 40 people so even at half capacity that’s nearly 20 cars’ worth of space in traffic cleared up, and nearly 20 parking spaces that don’t need to build.
There are a lot of people that can take with transit little inconvenience but simply don’t because they never have in the past. If residents in areas with plenty of transit had to buy transit passes as part of their property taxes then they would have little excuse not to bus occasionally. QA number of universities already bundle a ‘U-Pass’ with their tuition feeds, forcing their students to take the bus. When given the change the majority of those students have voted to keep these programs.
A similar system in apartments where a portion of the tenants are not issued parking spaces in exchange for a discount on their rent would also be community car to several apartment tenants that arrange a schedule for the car, and this program gets many positive reviews.
13. What does the writer suggest?
a. Americans should learn to use public transportation
b. Americans should give up their car
c. Americans should be forced to use public transportation
d. The government should limit the number of cars
e. The government should charge extra taxes for those who use cars
14. The following is one of the writer’s suggestions in forcing people to use Public Transportation ….
a. Make people buy transit passes as part of their property taxes
b. Banning the use of cars
c. Stop automobile productions
d. Fine people who do not use public transportation
e. Limit the number of gasoline
14. What is the purpose of the article?
a. Defining the functions of public transportation
b. Arguing that Americans should not use public transportation
c. Suggesting American the ways to use public transportation
d. Asking for more public transportation
e. Suggesting that Americans should be forced to use public transportation
16. What is the function of the first paragraph?
a. Repeating the thesis or proposal
b. Stating the proposal
c. Stating the reasons behind the thesis so
d. Describing the problem find
e. Giving argument that
17. In the article, you find the word transit a few times. What does the underlined word mean?
a. Stop
b. Transportation
c. Exit
d. Entrance
e. Bus Stop
18. What the function of the last paragraph?
a. Describing the problem
b. Stating the reasons behind the thesis
c. Giving arguments
d. Stating the proposal
e. Giving recommendation
19. What is the purpose of the text?
a. to tell an event with a humorous twist and entertain the readers
b. to persuade the readers that something should or should not be the case or be done
c. to reveal the readers that something is the important case
d. to describe the way things are such as a man-made thing, animals, and plants
e. to amuse/entertain the readers and to tell a story
20. What is the generic structure of the text?
a. 1. Orientation, 2. Event(s), 3. Twist
b. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Recommendation
c. 1. Thesis, 2. Arguments, 3. Reiteration/ Conclusion
d. 1. General classification, 2. Description
e. 1. Orientation, 2. Complication, 3. Resolution
Berries
Blueberries, cranberries, and huckleberries and related plants have been found to contain resveratrol, a potential anti-cancer agent, according to Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists who made the discovery. This new finding from ARS adds to previous research by other scientists who found that dark-skinned bunch grapes contain resveratrol.
Using chemical identification procedures, the team of scientists measured the resveratrol content of 30 whole fruit samples of blueberry, cranberry, huckleberry, and related plants. The samples represented five families and 10 species of Vaccinium fruit. They also measured resveratrol in the skin, juice/ pulp, and seed samples of muscadine grape. Because of its important biological properties, resveratrol has been examined extensively in grapes. Studies showed the compound protects the grapes from fungal diseases. It also provides health benefits for consumers by reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. The compound’s anticancer potential warranted is the examination in other fruits.
Using chemical identification procedures, the team of scientists measured the resveratrol content of 30 whole fruit samples of blueberry, cranberry, huckleberry, and related plants. The samples represented five families and 10 species of Vaccinium fruit. They also measured resveratrol in the skin, juice/ pulp, and seed samples of muscadine grape. Because of its important biological properties, resveratrol has been examined extensively in grapes. Studies showed the compound protects the grapes from fungal diseases. It also provides health benefits for consumers by reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. The compound’s anticancer potential warranted is the examination in other fruits.
The team’s studies showed that several fruit samples of Vaccinium contain varying amounts of the compound. Analysis of the extracts of the skin, juice/pulp, and seed of muscadine grapes showed that concentration of resveratrol more Vaccinium and muscadine sample is continuing. The new data could help build a foundation for increasing resveratrol in those berry and grapes crops that are important to many small farmers. Future research goals will include enhancing the production of resveratrol in selected species.
21. From the text, we know that resveratrol .…
a. Is anticancer agent and benefit for reducing heart disease
b. Examines grapes and measures of fruits as sample disease
c. Shows the protection for increasing health in selected fruits
d. Reduces minerals and vitamins in some fruits
e. Protects any fruits from fungal diseases
22. Resveratrol has been tested in grapes because of ….
a. Its advantages by extracting health substances
b. Its disadvantages as anticancer substances
c. Its important biological substances
d. Its risk at cardiovascular diseases
e. Its relationship to the fruit
23. Paragraph 3 talks about .…
a. Fruit skin is highly concentrated for resveratrol
b. Grapes are fruits for biological experiments
c. The beneficial of resveratrol reduces the risk of heart attack
d. Resveratrol is represented by species of vaccinium fruit
e. Fruit skin gives measurements for resveratrol
a.happy
b.Sad
c.Stingy
d.Carelesly
e.Like dancing
25.She was sad when her boyfriend....her alone.
a.Leaves
b.Leaving
c.left
d.Lived
e.Life
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