Read and choose the correct answer
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Reading Part 3. Read and choose the correct answer.
School on the boat in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a country where floods are so common that
children from some areas can't go to school. When floods occur,
they isolate the people and block all the access to clean water,
food or electricity. The only means of transport that people can
use to move around during these times are boats.
To make sure floods don't stop children from getting an
education, an organization came up with the idea of designing
school boats. And in 2002, the special schools were born. "If the
children can't go to school for lack of transportation, then the
schools should go to them.", Rezwan, the founder the
organization said.
Every morning, the boat goes along the river to pick up
students. Then, it pulls over a riverbank, and the class
starts. After morning classes, the boatman delivers the
students back to their home and picks up older students
for afternoon sessions.
Reading Part 3. Read and choose the correct answer.
A school boat can hold about thirty students. Each school
has a small library, internet access, and a computer which
is run by solar energy. Bengali, English, Maths and Science
are the main subjects there.
1. Bangladesh is
A. isolated from the rest of the world.
B. a country where floods occur
regularly.
C. a country where the only means of
transport is boats.
Besides schools, there are boats for health care services,
playground and library. All of them are for free because in
flooding periods, "It becomes very difficult to have a the
normal life," Rezwan said. Not just in Bangladesh, this new
form of schools is becoming more and more popular to
help children around the world stay educated.
2. Rezwan and his organization came
up with the idea of
A. building dams to stop floods.
B. building special schools on land.
C. designing floating schools.
3. What does the writer say about the classes?
A. There are two class sessions in a day.
B. The students have to walk to the school
every morning.
C. The parents sail their kids to the school
boats and pick them up twice a day.
4. What can we learn about the school?
A. The school has large classrooms.
B. All necessary subjects are taught at school.
C. They are basic and powered by solar energy.
5. School boats and other services
A. doesn't make life in flooding period easier.
B. are free of charge.
C. are one of a kind in the world.
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Reading Part 3. Read and choose the correct answer.
School on the boat in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a country where floods are so common that
children from some areas can't go to school. When floods occur,
they isolate the people and block all the access to clean water,
food or electricity. The only means of transport that people can
use to move around during these times are boats.
To make sure floods don't stop children from getting an
education, an organization came up with the idea of designing
school boats. And in 2002, the special schools were born. "If the
children can't go to school for lack of transportation, then the
schools should go to them.", Rezwan, the founder the
organization said.
Every morning, the boat goes along the river to pick up
students. Then, it pulls over a riverbank, and the class
starts. After morning classes, the boatman delivers the
students back to their home and picks up older students
for afternoon sessions.
Reading Part 3. Read and choose the correct answer.
A school boat can hold about thirty students. Each school
has a small library, internet access, and a computer which
is run by solar energy. Bengali, English, Maths and Science
are the main subjects there.
1. Bangladesh is
A. isolated from the rest of the world.
B. a country where floods occur
regularly.
C. a country where the only means of
transport is boats.
Besides schools, there are boats for health care services,
playground and library. All of them are for free because in
flooding periods, "It becomes very difficult to have a the
normal life," Rezwan said. Not just in Bangladesh, this new
form of schools is becoming more and more popular to
help children around the world stay educated.
2. Rezwan and his organization came
up with the idea of
A. building dams to stop floods.
B. building special schools on land.
C. designing floating schools.
3. What does the writer say about the classes?
A. There are two class sessions in a day.
B. The students have to walk to the school
every morning.
C. The parents sail their kids to the school
boats and pick them up twice a day.
4. What can we learn about the school?
A. The school has large classrooms.
B. All necessary subjects are taught at school.
C. They are basic and powered by solar energy.
5. School boats and other services
A. doesn't make life in flooding period easier.
B. are free of charge.
C. are one of a kind in the world.