In a big, pretty countryside, there's a vast and friendly place with lots of fields and fruit trees. Farmers there use a well-trained machine called a combine harvester to catch all the ripe crops.

Early in the day, the farmers with their cows and groups of animals get together to work on the land. They use big tools called ploughs to get the soil ready for a good harvest. Then, the animals are guided to the large fields where special rice plants, called paddy fields, grow.

Not too far away, there's a tall tower called a lighthouse that helps a boat called a ferry cross a river, carrying people and things between places.

The farmers keep busy all day, using the combine harvester to harvest the crops. They put everything on trucks to take it to markets. The machine also helps get milk from the cows, so there's fresh dairy.

As the sun goes down, the farmers work hard to get everything ready for storage. They make sure the crops are dry and safe. The landscape, with its pretty fields and trees, shows how much work they've put into making their community a nice and productive place.

1. What kind of machine do the farmers use to catch the ripe crops?

   a. Tractor

   b. Combine Harvester

   c. Plough

   d. Ferry

2. What does the word "paddy field" refer to in the passage?

   a. A type of orchard

   b. A speciality crop

   c. A field for rice plants

   d. A picturesque landscape

3. What is the purpose of the lighthouse mentioned in the passage?

   a. To guide airplanes

   b. To help with farming

   c. To light up the countryside

   d. To assist a ferry in crossing a river

4. How do the farmers transport their harvested goods to markets?

   a. By using a combine harvester

   b. By herding cattle

   c. By loading them onto trucks

   d. By drying and storing them on the farm

5. What is used to prepare the soil for a good harvest in the passage?

   a. Combine Harvester

   b. Plough

   c. Ferry

   d. Lighthouse

6. What do the farmers do with the milk from the cows?

   a. Load it onto trucks

   b. Dry and store it

   c. Feed it to the cattle

   d. Sell it in markets

7. What does the term "well-trained" refer to in the passage?

   a. Educated farmers

   b. Efficient machines

   c. Healthy cattle

   d. Productive orchards

8. What role does the ferry play in the passage?

   a. Transporting crops to markets

   b. Guiding the combine harvester

   c. Crossing a river with people and goods

   d. Providing light for the landscape

9. What does the word "vast" describe in the passage?

   a. The lighthouse

   b. The picturesque countryside

   c. The combine harvester

   d. The speciality crop

10. What does the passage suggest about the relationship between man and nature in the community?

    a. It is strained and problematic

    b. It is harmonious and productive

    c. It is dependent on the ferry

    d. It is focused on cultivating lighthouses