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# 1Multiple Choice
What is the main idea of the text about how airplanes fly?
How airplanes are built.
The importance of air travel in modern life.
The process that allows airplanes to fly.
The history of airplane invention.
The difference between airplanes and helicopters.
# 2Multiple Choice
What makes an airplane rise into the air?
The weight of the airplane.
The engines and fuel.
The drag from the air.
The lift created by air pressure difference.
The spinning of the propeller.
# 3Multiple Choice
What is the function of the engines in an airplane?
To balance lift and drag.
To provide forward force or thrust.
To increase air pressure above the wings.
To control the airplane’s direction.
To make the wings stronger.
# 4Multiple Choice
What will happen if the forces of lift, thrust, weight, and drag are not balanced?
The airplane will stop moving.
The airplane will not fly smoothly.
The airplane will move faster.
The airplane will use less fuel.
The airplane will create more lift.
# 5Multiple Choice
What does the word “thrust” in paragraph 3 mean?
A backward force caused by air.
A type of air resistance.
A forward force that moves the airplane.
A downward pull from gravity.
A circular motion of the wings.
# 6Multiple Choice
What is the main purpose of the internet according to the text?
To store information permanently.
To connect computers around the world.
To make computers run faster.
To keep personal data safe.
To help people design websites.
# 7Multiple Choice
What happens when you open a website?
Your device connects to a local printer.
Your computer sends a request to a server.
The website’s data is deleted.
The router creates a new network.
The computer turns the data into an image.
# 8Multiple Choice
What are routers used for in the internet process?
To make the internet connection more expensive.
To store the information you receive.
To guide data packets to the right destination.
To protect your computer from viruses.
To slow down the connection for safety.
# 9Multiple Choice
How does data travel through the internet?
As small digital packets.
Through printed documents.
Using only wireless signals.
By physical mail delivery.
As large video files.
# 10Multiple Choice
What can we infer from the last paragraph about the internet?
The internet is used only for studying.
People are less dependent on technology now.
The internet has greatly influenced daily life.
The internet only helps people communicate.
Using the internet makes life more difficult.
# 11Multiple Choice
What is the main purpose of an explanation text?
To entertain readers with stories.
To explain how or why something happens.
To describe a person or place.
To persuade readers to do something.
To list opinions and suggestions.
# 12Multiple Choice
Which part of an explanation text typically introduces the topic?
Sequence of explanations
General statement
Conclusion
Supporting details
Title only
# 13Multiple Choice
Which language feature is commonly used in explanation texts?
Past tense and adjectives
Simple present tense and passive voice
Future tense and idioms
Imperatives and questions
Slang and figurative language
# 14Multiple Choice
Why are connectors like “because” and “therefore” used in explanation texts?
To give commands to the readers
To introduce new topics unrelated to the text
To show logical relationships between steps or reasons
To make the text shorter and simpler
To add humor to the text
# 15Multiple Choice
What skill can students improve by reading explanation texts?
Memorizing dates and names
Copying text word by word
Critical thinking and logical organization of information
Speaking fluently without reading
Drawing pictures of the text
# 16Multiple Choice

What is the main idea of the text?

The causes and effects of earthquakes.
How people protect themselves from earthquakes.
The movement of ocean waves.
The history of the Richter scale.
How scientists study volcanoes
# 17Multiple Choice

What makes the ground shake during an earthquake?

Air pressure
Ocean waves
Energy released from underground rocks
Rain and wind
Sound waves
# 18Multiple Choice

What are aftershocks?

Waves in the ocean
Cracks on the ground
Small earthquakes that follow a big one
Movements of tectonic plates
The main earthquake
# 19Multiple Choice

How is the strength of an earthquake measured?

By counting the number of aftershocks
Using a seismograph and the Richter scale
By observing the color of rocks
Using air pressure tools
By calculating wind speed
# 20Multiple Choice

What can we learn from the text?

All earthquakes are caused by volcanoes.
Earthquakes can be measured and studied scientifically.
Aftershocks are stronger than the main earthquake.
The Earth’s plates never move.
Earthquakes only happen at night.
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