Read the text, and identify whether the statements are true (T), or false (F)
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Ex. 4 Read the text, and identify whether the statements are true (T), or false (F),
When the war broke out, children were evacuated from the city to the countryside. Schools were
destroyed by bombs, so classes were held everywhere, even warehouses and local houses.
The first lesson children were taught was to dig tunnels and bunkere made from soil and straw, To
ensure safety, schools arranged their classes in multiple locations, cach of which had a trench to help people
avoid the bombs. Teachers and students also dug embankments around their classrooms. Children were
encouraged to fight for the country by joining in a strategy named "Small Plan", which involved planting
trees, raising animals or collecting waste paper.
T.
1.During the war, children were evacuated to the countryside to ensure their safety.
2.Classes during the war were held in small public places only.
3.Teachers taught students how to dig tunnels and bunkers.
4.Embankments around their classrooms were the only place for students to hide during
bomb raids.
5.Shelters were built from simple materials.
6.With the "Small Plan", children could contribute to the victory of the war against the enemy
Ex. 4 Read the text, and identify whether the statements are true (T), or false (F),
When the war broke out, children were evacuated from the city to the countryside. Schools were
destroyed by bombs, so classes were held everywhere, even warehouses and local houses.
The first lesson children were taught was to dig tunnels and bunkere made from soil and straw, To
ensure safety, schools arranged their classes in multiple locations, cach of which had a trench to help people
avoid the bombs. Teachers and students also dug embankments around their classrooms. Children were
encouraged to fight for the country by joining in a strategy named "Small Plan", which involved planting
trees, raising animals or collecting waste paper.
T.
1.During the war, children were evacuated to the countryside to ensure their safety.
2.Classes during the war were held in small public places only.
3.Teachers taught students how to dig tunnels and bunkers.
4.Embankments around their classrooms were the only place for students to hide during
bomb raids.
5.Shelters were built from simple materials.
6.With the "Small Plan", children could contribute to the victory of the war against the enemy