Test on English Reader: Changing Places
English Reader: Changing Places – Study Guide & Summary
Test: Publishing, Zoo, Children's story, Film, English exercises and drills, English teaching resources, Pirates, Theatre
20 questions
Question 1: The film crew was actively preparing the desert scene when Hal decided to leave.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state that the film crew was getting ready to film a big scene, but it does not specify that they were actively preparing the desert scene at the exact moment Hal left. Hal later asks Tim about the location of the desert scene, implying he didn't know it, and Tim states he also doesn't know where the desert scene is being filmed.
Question 2: According to the "Guess What" section, what movie does Tim make after the events of the story?
A. Changing Faces
B. Changing Places
C. A Desert Romance
D. The Zoo Keeper's Wedding
Explanation: The "Guess What" section at the end of Chapter 6 includes the idea: "Tim makes a movie: Changing Places."
Question 3: The gerund (-ing form) is used after verbs such as 'finish' and 'love'.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state: "We use the gerund (-ing form) after verbs, such as finish, go, and love."
Question 4: Based on the provided exercises, which sentence correctly uses the affirmative or negative form of 'have' for the phrase 'Tim / a jeep'?
A. Tim don't have a jeep.
B. Tim has a jeep.
C. Tim doesn't have a jeep.
D. Tim have a jeep.
Explanation: The study material explains that we use 'has' for he, she, and it to talk about possession. Tim is a singular subject, so 'Tim has a jeep' is the correct affirmative form for possession. Exercise 2, item 'c' refers to 'Tim / a jeep'.
Question 5: Do the integrated activities in each Domino reader primarily offer further practice in reading and language skills through interactive activities on a MultiROM?
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The integrated activities in each Domino reader develop reading skills and increase active vocabulary. The MultiROM with interactive activities for further practice in reading and language skills is part of a Domino pack, not exclusively the integrated activities within the reader itself.