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B1 Preliminary Reading Q - 19923

The document consists of reading comprehension exercises based on texts about outdoor activities, a visit to an art museum, and a day at the zoo. Each section includes questions that test understanding of the main ideas and details from the texts. The overall theme emphasizes the importance of engaging with nature and cultural experiences.

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B1 Preliminary Reading Q - 19923

The document consists of reading comprehension exercises based on texts about outdoor activities, a visit to an art museum, and a day at the zoo. Each section includes questions that test understanding of the main ideas and details from the texts. The overall theme emphasizes the importance of engaging with nature and cultural experiences.

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B1 Preliminary (PET) reading

Title: The Great Outdoors

Text:

When was the last time you went outside and explored nature? In today's fast-paced world, it's easy
to forget the beauty of the great outdoors. However, taking time to connect with nature can be both
refreshing and educational.

Question 1:
What is the main topic of this text?

A) The challenges of modern life


B) The importance of outdoor exploration
C) The benefits of technology
D) The history of outdoor activities

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Text:

Outdoor activities have been a part of human history for centuries. From early nomadic tribes to
modern adventurers, people have always been drawn to the natural world. Whether it's hiking in the
mountains, camping in the forest, or simply taking a walk in the park, there are countless ways to
enjoy the outdoors.

Question 2:
According to the text, what is one way people can connect with nature?

A) Playing video games


B) Reading a book
C) Taking a walk in the park
D) Watching TV

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Text:

One of the most popular outdoor activities is hiking. Hiking allows you to explore new landscapes,
get exercise, and even spot some wildlife. It's important to be well-prepared when hiking, with
proper clothing, equipment, and a map of the area. Safety should always come first.

Question 3:
What is the primary purpose of the text?

A) To explain the dangers of hiking


B) To promote hiking as a healthy activity
C) To discuss the history of hiking
D) To sell hiking equipment
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Text:

In addition to hiking, camping is another great way to experience the outdoors. Camping provides a
unique opportunity to spend time in nature, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether
you're camping in a tent or a camper, it's a chance to relax, cook over an open fire, and sleep under
the stars.

Question 4:
What does camping offer that city life does not?

A) Fast food restaurants


B) A chance to relax in nature
C) Access to shopping malls
D) High-speed internet

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Text:

Unfortunately, some people do not take care of the natural environment when they go outdoors. It's
important to follow the principles of Leave No Trace, which include cleaning up after yourself, not
disturbing wildlife, and respecting the land. By doing so, we can ensure that future generations can
also enjoy the beauty of nature.

Question 5:
What is one of the principles of Leave No Trace mentioned in the text?

A) Taking as many photos as possible


B) Leaving trash behind
C) Respecting the environment
D) Disturbing wildlife

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Text:

In conclusion, spending time in the great outdoors is not only enjoyable but also essential for our
well-being. So, the next time you have a free day, consider going for a hike, camping with friends, or
simply taking a walk in the park. Nature is waiting for you to explore its wonders.

Question 6:
What is the message the author wants to convey in this text?

A) Nature is dangerous and should be avoided.


B) Spending time in nature is good for our health.
C) Hiking and camping are only for experienced adventurers.
D) Modern life is better than outdoor exploration.
Title: A Trip to the Art Museum

Text:

Last weekend, Sarah and her friends decided to visit the local art museum. They were excited about
exploring the various exhibits and learning more about different forms of art.

Question 1:
Where did Sarah and her friends go last weekend?

A) To the beach
B) To a theme park
C) To the local art museum
D) To a music concert

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Text:

The museum had a wide range of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and photography. Sarah
was particularly drawn to the impressionist paintings, while her friend Alex was fascinated by the
sculptures.

Question 2:
What type of art interested Sarah the most at the museum?

A) Sculptures
B) Photography
C) Impressionist paintings
D) Abstract art

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Text:

As they wandered through the museum, they noticed that there were guided tours available. They
decided to join one to gain more insights into the artworks and their creators.

Question 3:
What did Sarah and her friends decide to do when they saw guided tours being offered?

A) They decided to leave the museum.


B) They joined a guided tour.
C) They went to get some lunch.
D) They started their own tour.

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Text:
During the guided tour, the guide explained the techniques used by famous artists like Monet and
Picasso. Sarah and her friends found it extremely informative and engaging.

Question 4:
What did the guide talk about during the tour?

A) The history of the museum


B) The techniques used by famous artists
C) The price of the artworks
D) The weather outside

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Text:

After the tour, they headed to the museum cafe for a quick bite to eat. Sarah ordered a sandwich,
Alex had a salad, and their friend Lisa opted for a slice of cake.

Question 5:
What did Alex eat at the museum cafe?

A) A sandwich
B) A salad
C) A slice of cake
D) A burger

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Text:

Before leaving, they visited the museum gift shop, where they purchased some postcards and art
prints to remember their visit.

Question 6:
What did Sarah, Alex, and Lisa buy at the museum gift shop?

A) Postcards and art prints


B) Paintings and sculptures
C) T-shirts and hats
D) Food and drinks

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To complete the text with the missing words:

Title: A Day at the Zoo

Last Saturday, my family and I decided to spend a day at the zoo. We were all (1) [blank] about seeing
the animals and enjoying the fresh air. The weather was perfect for our outing, with clear skies and a
gentle (2) [blank] blowing.
As soon as we entered the zoo, we headed straight for the (3) [blank] section. The first animals we
saw were the lions, majestic and (4) [blank] in their enclosure. My younger brother, Tim, was
especially excited to see them, as he's always been fascinated by big cats.

We spent a lot of time (5) [blank] the different animals, from giraffes to zebras. The (6) [blank] were a
hit with everyone, especially the baby elephants, who were (7) [blank] around playfully in their pen.

Around lunchtime, we stopped at the zoo's cafeteria to (8) [blank] a meal. The food was surprisingly
good, with a variety of options to choose from. I had a cheeseburger, while my parents opted for (9)
[blank] and Tim got a hot dog.

After lunch, we continued our (10) [blank], visiting the reptile house and the bird aviary. The colorful
parrots and (11) [blank] were a sight to behold.

As the day came to an end, we made our way to the (12) [blank] area, where there was a sea lion
show scheduled. The tricks and (13) [blank] performed by the sea lions were both entertaining and
impressive.

We left the zoo with smiles on our faces, (14) [blank] a wonderful day of animal encounters and
family bonding.

Question 1:
What is the missing word in sentence 1?
A) worried
B) excited
C) confused
D) sad

Question 2:
What is the missing word in sentence 2?
A) rain
B) snow
C) wind
D) fog

Question 3:
What is the missing word in sentence 3?
A) food
B) animals
C) playground
D) tickets

Question 4:
What is the missing word in sentence 4?
A) fierce
B) friendly
C) colorful
D) fast

Question 5:
What is the missing word in sentence 5?
A) watching
B) feeding
C) ignoring
D) petting

Question 6:
What is the missing word in sentence 6?
A) monkeys
B) kangaroos
C) elephants
D) snakes

Question 7:
What is the missing word in sentence 7?
A) sleeping
B) playing
C) swimming
D) flying

Question 8:
What is the missing word in sentence 8?
A) miss
B) order
C) cook
D) eat

Question 9:
What is the missing word in sentence 9?
A) salad
B) pizza
C) ice cream
D) tacos

Question 10:
What is the missing word in sentence 10?
A) journey
B) adventure
C) exploration
D) exploration

Question 11:
What is the missing word in sentence 11?
A) turtles
B) fish
C) dolphins
D) penguins

Question 12:
What is the missing word in sentence 12?
A) playground
B) gift shop
C) picnic
D) performance

Question 13:
What is the missing word in sentence 13?
A) dances
B) songs
C) tricks
D) games

Question 14:
What is the missing word in sentence 14?
A) ending
B) starting
C) continuing
D) pausing

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