Read the passage and complete the sentences below
Read the passage and complete the sentences below. Put a cross (7) in the box next to the correct answer, as in the example.
1 - What was Stuart's main reason for going on the journey?
A - He wanted to help people
B- He needed exercise
C - He had nothing to do
2 - When did Stuart finally decide which charity to give money to?
A - before the journey
B- during the journey
C - after the journey
3 - Who was the most generous with donations?
A - Stuart's university
B- people Stuart met on the journey
C - Stuart's friends and relatives
4 - How did Stuart return home
A - by bicycle
B- by plane
C - by train
5 - What would Stuart do if he did a similar journey?
A - get a better bike
B- go with someone else
C - go in the spring
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
British man, Stuart McCoy, has just returned to Britain after cycling over 3500 km
Afor charity. His journey took him from London to Athens via Paris, Munich, Vienna
and Belgrade. I interviewed him yesterday.
What made Stuart embark on such a long and arduous journey? "Well, I'm a student,"
he said. "I had nothing to do in the summer vacation, and badly needed exercise, but I
also wanted to do something for others, and that's really what made me do it."
He first thought of raising money for an animal charity. Then after watching a TV
programme, he decided half of the money would go to a children's charity. "But half way
through my journey, there was a terrible earthquake in China and I immediately decided
it would all go to Chinese earthquake victims."
How much did he raise? "Friends and relatives donated about £1000 in all, and while I
was travelling, generous people gave me another £500. But half of my total amount came
from my university, which promised to double what I raised myself. So, in total £3000 -
not bad for four weeks cycling.
Not bad at all. So, did Stuart cycle back to London too? "Of course l did," he laughed.
"No, I gave my bicycle to a children's charity in Greece and came back by train. My dad
offered to buy me an air ticket, but I also believe in 'green' transport so I decided against
flying."
And Stuart's next journey? He smiled, "Well, I suppose it's possible."
Would he get a better bike or do it in a cooler season - spring, for example? "Well, my
bike was fantastic and I'm only free in the summer, but I think I'd rather not go on my
own next time"
1 - What was Stuart's main reason for going on the journey?
A - He wanted to help people
B- He needed exercise
C - He had nothing to do
2 - When did Stuart finally decide which charity to give money to?
A - before the journey
B- during the journey
C - after the journey
3 - Who was the most generous with donations?
A - Stuart's university
B- people Stuart met on the journey
C - Stuart's friends and relatives
4 - How did Stuart return home
A - by bicycle
B- by plane
C - by train
5 - What would Stuart do if he did a similar journey?
A - get a better bike
B- go with someone else
C - go in the spring
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
British man, Stuart McCoy, has just returned to Britain after cycling over 3500 km
Afor charity. His journey took him from London to Athens via Paris, Munich, Vienna
and Belgrade. I interviewed him yesterday.
What made Stuart embark on such a long and arduous journey? "Well, I'm a student,"
he said. "I had nothing to do in the summer vacation, and badly needed exercise, but I
also wanted to do something for others, and that's really what made me do it."
He first thought of raising money for an animal charity. Then after watching a TV
programme, he decided half of the money would go to a children's charity. "But half way
through my journey, there was a terrible earthquake in China and I immediately decided
it would all go to Chinese earthquake victims."
How much did he raise? "Friends and relatives donated about £1000 in all, and while I
was travelling, generous people gave me another £500. But half of my total amount came
from my university, which promised to double what I raised myself. So, in total £3000 -
not bad for four weeks cycling.
Not bad at all. So, did Stuart cycle back to London too? "Of course l did," he laughed.
"No, I gave my bicycle to a children's charity in Greece and came back by train. My dad
offered to buy me an air ticket, but I also believe in 'green' transport so I decided against
flying."
And Stuart's next journey? He smiled, "Well, I suppose it's possible."
Would he get a better bike or do it in a cooler season - spring, for example? "Well, my
bike was fantastic and I'm only free in the summer, but I think I'd rather not go on my
own next time"