1. There was many people standing on the street.
                 A                B           C             D

2. I ate noodles for dinner but I wasn't eat anything for lunch.
       A                 B                         C                D
 

THE NORTH POLE

The North Pole sits in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, on water that is almost always covered with ice. The ice is about 2-3 meters (6-10 feet) thick. The depth of the ocean at the North Pole is more than 4,000 meters (13,123 feet).

The North Pole is much warmer than the South Pole. This is because sits at a lower elevation (sea level) and is located in the middle of an ocean, which is warmer than the ice-covered continent of Antarctica. But it's not exactly beach weather. In the summer, the warmest time of year, the temperature is right at the freezing point: 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit.)

Several species of fish live at the North Pole. Arctic cod are the most abundant. Arctic cod are small fish usually found near the seafloor, close to their food sources—tiny shrimp and crustaceans.

1.      How thick is the ice?

A.    about 3-2 meters                   B. about 2-3 meters              C. about 3-3 meters 

2.      Which is warmer?

     A. South Pole                               B. Antarctica                         C.North Pole

3.  Is the warmest temperature in the summer at 0 degrees Celsius?

     A. No, it isn’t                               B. Yes, it is                            C. Yes, it does

4. Which kinds of fish are the most abundant at the North Pole?

     A. crustaceans                             B. arctic cod                          C. shrimp

5. Where do you find these small fish?

     A. on the surface                         B. on the seafloor                 C. close to the seafloor