Read the passage and for each question, circle the correct letter A, B, C or D
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B. Read the passage and for each question, CIRCLE the correct letter A, B, C or D.
Last Monday morning, the students in Mr. Morrison's science classes were excited. They were having their annual science fair. All of the students had worked hard to come up with something for the event, and they were ready to display the results of their work. There were more than 100 displays in the school gym. Some of the displays were large and impressive creations made by the students while others showed the outcomes of experiments that students had conducted in laboratories. The judges walked around and looked carefully at all of the exhibits. They took notes on all of them. Then, they spoke with several teachers before making their final decisions.
“May I have your attention, please,” said Mr. Morrison. “To begin with, I’d like to thank the students for the great work they did this year. This is clearly the best science fair we’ve ever had.” The students all cheered after hearing Mr. Morrison make that remark. The judges have selected the winners of the science fair. First, I’d like to announce the third-place winner. I know she had a lot of fun doing her experiment in the lab. And the judges have work so let’s congratulate Sarah Rafael for the research that she did on bacteria.” Everyone in the audience clapped as Sarah went to the front to receive her prize.
“The second-place winner,” said Mr. Morrison, “made a unique contribution to the science fair. He designed and programmed his own computer game, which I know many of you had fun with. Let’s congratulate Tim Simpson for the second-place winner.” After Tim received his prize, Mr. Morrison spoke one more time. “And now it’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for. The first-place winner’s work was breathtaking. In fact, I’ve never seen a better robot made by anyone. So let’s congratulate Molly Smith. She’s this year’s winner of the science fair.”
(Source: Perfect TOEFL Junior – Practice Tests Book 3)
1. What would be the best title for the story?
A. Molly Smith’s Science Project
B. Mr. Morrison’s Students
C. Let’s See Who Won the Science Fair
D. The School Science Fair
2. The word “They” in paragraph 1 refers to ____.
A. the judges
B. the exhibits
C. the notes
D. several teachers
3. Based on his comments, what does Mr. Morrison think about this year’s science fair?
A. It is the best ever at the school.
B. It could have been better.
C. It has some good entrants.
D. It needs more creative experiments.
4. What did Sarah Rafael do for the science fair?
A. she created a computer game.
B. She experimented with bacteria.
C. She built her own robot.
D. She wrote a computer program.
5. What can be inferred from the story about Tim Simpson?
A. His science project is something people can play.
B. He believes he should have come in first place.
C. He worked with Mr. Morrison to do his project.
D. His parents assisted him in doing his project.
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B. Read the passage and for each question, CIRCLE the correct letter A, B, C or D.
Last Monday morning, the students in Mr. Morrison's science classes were excited. They were having their annual science fair. All of the students had worked hard to come up with something for the event, and they were ready to display the results of their work. There were more than 100 displays in the school gym. Some of the displays were large and impressive creations made by the students while others showed the outcomes of experiments that students had conducted in laboratories. The judges walked around and looked carefully at all of the exhibits. They took notes on all of them. Then, they spoke with several teachers before making their final decisions.
“May I have your attention, please,” said Mr. Morrison. “To begin with, I’d like to thank the students for the great work they did this year. This is clearly the best science fair we’ve ever had.” The students all cheered after hearing Mr. Morrison make that remark. The judges have selected the winners of the science fair. First, I’d like to announce the third-place winner. I know she had a lot of fun doing her experiment in the lab. And the judges have work so let’s congratulate Sarah Rafael for the research that she did on bacteria.” Everyone in the audience clapped as Sarah went to the front to receive her prize.
“The second-place winner,” said Mr. Morrison, “made a unique contribution to the science fair. He designed and programmed his own computer game, which I know many of you had fun with. Let’s congratulate Tim Simpson for the second-place winner.” After Tim received his prize, Mr. Morrison spoke one more time. “And now it’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for. The first-place winner’s work was breathtaking. In fact, I’ve never seen a better robot made by anyone. So let’s congratulate Molly Smith. She’s this year’s winner of the science fair.”
(Source: Perfect TOEFL Junior – Practice Tests Book 3)
1. What would be the best title for the story?
A. Molly Smith’s Science Project
B. Mr. Morrison’s Students
C. Let’s See Who Won the Science Fair
D. The School Science Fair
2. The word “They” in paragraph 1 refers to ____.
A. the judges
B. the exhibits
C. the notes
D. several teachers
3. Based on his comments, what does Mr. Morrison think about this year’s science fair?
A. It is the best ever at the school.
B. It could have been better.
C. It has some good entrants.
D. It needs more creative experiments.
4. What did Sarah Rafael do for the science fair?
A. she created a computer game.
B. She experimented with bacteria.
C. She built her own robot.
D. She wrote a computer program.
5. What can be inferred from the story about Tim Simpson?
A. His science project is something people can play.
B. He believes he should have come in first place.
C. He worked with Mr. Morrison to do his project.
D. His parents assisted him in doing his project.
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