III/ Read the passage. Circle the best answer A, B or C to each of the questions

If you want to experience a nomadic life, come and visit Mongolia where there are many nomadic tribes that still maintain their traditional lifestyle. A nomad family lives in a circular tent called ger. It’s a convenient and cosy home equipped with necessary furniture and even modern electrical appliances like a TV or a fridge. In winter, Mongolian nomads usually take it down and move to a warmer place for shelter. Because they raise free-range herds of cattle in large quantities, they are in the habit of moving at least four times a year to find grasslands for their animals to eat. For daily meals, the main food there is dairy products, so it is their practice to serve a fermented milk drink for breakfast. Having a nomadic life requires people there to have good health to suffer from frigid air or scorching heat in dramatic weather changes. They are good at riding horses and using eagles to hunt for food. There are still many other unique nomadic customs and traditions for you to discover, so don’t hesitate to travel to this marvellous land.

1.What is the passage mainly about?

A. Raising cattle in nomadic tribes.

B. The traditional way of eating food in Mongolia

C. The nomadic life in Mongolia

2. What does the word it in line 6 mean?

       A.  a ger.              B. a fridge.                  C. a TV.

3. How often do nomadic people move to live in another place?

A. a minimum of four times a year

B. Less than four times a year.

C. Once or twice a year.

4. What do Mongolian nomads usually have for breakfast?

A.    a dish of grilled meat.    

B.     a fermented milk drink

C.     a cup of coffee.

5. Which of the following is NOT true about nomadic people in Mongolia?

A.They can enjoy TV shows in a ger.

B.They hunt eagles for food.

C.They usually move with their animals from place to place in wint