READING UNIT 1# ✅ **1.****Text:**During the school project, Daniel searched online for information about famous cities. Maria took pictures of old buildings to use in her part. Peter wrote short descriptions of important people from the past.**Question:**Who collected photos?A) Daniel B) Maria C) Peter**Hint:**Look for the person who *took pictures*.**Answer:**B) Maria**Feedback:**Maria **took pictures**, which is another way to say she collected photos.—# ✅ **2.****Text:**On Saturday morning, Jason vacuumed the living room. Megan helped her mother prepare lunch. Olivia cleaned the family car with her younger brother.**Question:**Who washed the car?A) Jason B) Megan C) Olivia**Hint:**Find who *cleaned the car*.**Answer:**C) Olivia**Feedback:**Olivia **cleaned the family car**, meaning she washed it.—# ✅ **3.****Text:**Emily lives 10 minutes away from school, so she walks. Jack lives farther away and takes a 20-minute bus ride. Maya lives in a nearby village and travels 30 minutes by car.**Question:**Who takes the shortest time to get to school?A) Emily B) Jack C) Maya**Hint:**Scan for the number of minutes each person needs.**Answer:**A) Emily**Feedback:**Emily’s time is the shortest (**10 minutes**), so A is correct.—# ✅ **4.****Text:**Jacob works at a shop and finishes work at 3:00 pm. Hannah works in an office until 5:00 pm. Ryan is a student and finishes his classes at 12:00 pm.**Question:**Who finishes the latest?A) Jacob B) Hannah C) Ryan**Hint:**Compare the finishing times to see who ends the latest.**Answer:**B) Hannah**Feedback:**Hannah finishes at **5:00 pm**, the latest time, so B is correct.—# ✅ **5.****Text:**After school, Ben usually takes a bus home that arrives at 4:10 pm. Charlotte walks home and reaches her house at around 3:40. Liam stays for basketball practice and doesn’t leave school until 5:00 pm.**Question:**Who arrives home earliest?A) Ben B) Charlotte C) Liam**Hint:**Find who *reaches home first*.**Answer:**B) Charlotte**Feedback:**Charlotte **reaches home at 3:40**, earlier than the others.—# ✅ **6.****Text:**In the reading club, Nora enjoys stories about mysteries and detectives. Adam prefers publications filled with facts and experiments. Ella likes long family stories in book form.**Question:**Who likes magazines?A) Nora B) Adam C) Ella**Hint:**Look for someone who likes *publications with facts and experiments.***Answer:**B) Adam**Feedback:**Adam reads **publications with facts**, meaning science magazines.—# ✅ **7.****Text:**At the airport, Paul waited at the gate for his flight to Rome. His gate number was 12. Tina stayed near the area marked with the number 9 because her flight was delayed. Henry waited at gate 4 for an early flight.**Question:**Who waited at Gate 9?A) Paul B) Tina C) Henry**Hint:**Scan for the person waiting in the area *marked with number 9*.**Answer:**B) Tina**Feedback:**Tina was waiting in the **area marked with the number 9**, so she was at Gate 9.—# ✅ **8.****Text:**During the camping trip, Alex prepared dinner for everyone on Friday. Mia opened the bags and put up the tents when they arrived. Josh brought wood and kept the fire burning through the evening.**Question:**Who set up the tents?A) Alex B) Mia C) Josh**Hint:**Find who *put up the tents.***Answer:**B) Mia**Feedback:**Mia **put up the tents**, which means she set them up.—# ✅ **9.****Text:**In music class, Rebecca handles the keyboard very well. Adam practices percussion every day. Clara plays a string instrument that she brings to class on weekends.**Question:**Who plays the violin?A) Rebecca B) Adam C) Clara**Hint:**Look for someone who plays a *string instrument.***Answer:**C) Clara**Feedback:**Clara plays a **string instrument**, which in this context is the violin.—# ✅ **10.****Text:**For the holiday party, Olivia hung up lights and colorful balloons around the room. Ethan brought food and drinks. Maria baked a large chocolate dessert for everyone to enjoy.**Question:**Who made the cake?A) Olivia B) Ethan C) Maria**Hint:**Scan for the person who *baked a dessert.***Answer:**C) Maria**Feedback:**Maria **baked a large chocolate dessert**, which is the cake.READING UNIT 2# ✅ **1.****Text:**Lena grew up in a small town in France. When she was 18, her family relocated to Canada because her father found a new job there.**Question:**Lena spent her childhood in France.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Look for information about where she *grew up*.**Answer:**A True**Feedback:**“Grew up in a small town in France” means she spent her childhood there.—# ✅ **2.****Text:**Tom started learning guitar at the age of 10. After two years, he joined a music class, but he has never played in a band.**Question:**Tom performed in a band when he was young.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Scan for information about playing with a group.**Answer:**B False**Feedback:**The text says he has **never** played in a band, so the statement is false.—# ✅ **3.****Text:**Maya enjoys reading about history. She often visits the local library to borrow books, especially ones about ancient cultures.**Question:**Maya prefers to buy history books from a bookshop.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Look for where she *gets books*.**Answer:**B False**Feedback:**She visits the **library to borrow** books, not a bookshop, so the statement is false.—# ✅ **4.****Text:**Carlos works at a café in the mornings and studies computer science in the afternoons. He hopes to become a software developer in the future.**Question:**Carlos studies in the evening.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Scan for the time of day he studies.**Answer:**B False**Feedback:**The text says he studies in the **afternoons**, not in the evening.—# ✅ **5.****Text:**Emily visits her grandparents every weekend. She usually helps them with their garden and enjoys cooking with her grandmother.**Question:**Emily helps her grandparents with house cleaning.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Look for the type of help she gives them.**Answer:**C Not Given**Feedback:**The text mentions gardening and cooking, not cleaning, so the statement is not given.—# ✅ **6.****Text:**Omar goes to school by bus because his house is far from the city center. On rainy days, the bus takes longer to arrive.**Question:**Omar’s home is located outside the main part of the city.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Scan for information about where his house is compared to the city center.**Answer:**A True**Feedback:**His house is “far from the city center,” meaning it is outside the main part of the city.—# ✅ **7.****Text:**Sara started swimming when she was five years old. Now she swims three times a week at a sports club near her school.**Question:**Sara learned to swim when she was a student.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Look for when she *started swimming*.**Answer:**B False**Feedback:**She started at age **five**, so she did not learn as a student.—# ✅ **8.****Text:**Daniel enjoys travelling by train because it is quiet and comfortable. He rarely takes the bus unless he needs to go somewhere very close.**Question:**Daniel prefers buses because they are peaceful.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Find which transportation he *likes the most*.**Answer:**B False**Feedback:**He prefers **trains** because they are quiet; he rarely takes the bus.—# ✅ **9.****Text:**Julia works part-time at a bookstore. She spends most of her free time drawing and hopes to become an artist one day.**Question:**Julia wants to have a career in art in the future.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Look for her future goal or dream job.**Answer:**A True**Feedback:**The text says she hopes to become an **artist**, so the statement is true.—# ✅ **10.****Text:**Ben enjoys cooking new recipes. Every month, he buys one cooking magazine to learn new ideas. He sometimes watches online videos too.**Question:**Ben learns cooking better from magazines.A True B False C Not Given**Hint:**Scan for how well he learns cooking.**Answer:**B Not Given**Feedback:**The text mentions the sources of learning, which are magazines and videos. However, there are no statements about the quality of learning. READING UNIT 3## ** 1**### **Holiday Options****A. Forest Camp**Spend three days in a national park. Sleep in tents and learn basic survival skills like making a fire and finding safe paths.**B. Cooking Weekend**Join friendly chefs and learn how to prepare simple traditional dishes. Enjoy tasting sessions and food markets.**C. City Arts Tour**Visit modern art galleries and watch street performances in the old part of the city.### **Profile**Emma wants a holiday where she can spend time in nature and do something active, not just watch shows.### **Question**Which holiday is best for Emma?A / B / C**Answer:** A**Hint:** Look for the option that happens outdoors and includes physical activity.**Feedback:** Good work! Emma wants a nature-based, energetic holiday, which matches the Forest Camp.—## 2### Holiday Options**A. Language Camp**Study a new language in small groups and talk with local students.**B. Photography Weekend**Learn how to take better pictures and explore old streets with a guide.**C. Water Park Fun**Enjoy fast slides, huge pools, and friendly games for all ages.### ProfileTommy wants a holiday with lots of action and excitement, not studying.**Answer:** C**Hint:** What option is full of movement and play?**Feedback:** Yes! The water park offers the excitement Tommy wants.—## 3### Holiday Options**A. Local History Walk**Learn about old buildings and hear stories about past events.**B. Yoga by the Sea**Relax with morning yoga classes on the beach.**C. Soccer Camp**Train with coaches and play matches with students from other countries.### ProfileLeo wants a holiday to improve his sports skills, but he does not like calm activities.**Answer:** C**Hint:** Look for a sporty activity.**Feedback:** Correct! Soccer camp helps Leo stay active and develop skills.—## 4### Holiday Options**A. Sailing for Beginners**Learn how to control a small boat and understand basic safety rules.**B. Coffee Culture Tour**Visit cafés, taste drinks, and learn how coffee is made.**C. Winter Film Festival**Watch new movies and talk to directors and actors.### ProfileOliver wants to learn a new outdoor hobby and prefers water activities.**Answer:** A**Hint:** Which choice teaches a water skill?**Feedback:** Yes! Sailing fits Oliver’s goal.—## 5### Holiday Options**A. Snow Adventure**Try skiing and build snow shelters with your instructor.**B. Music Writing Camp**Create your own songs with musicians and record simple tracks.**C. Lakeside Picnic Day**Enjoy a peaceful picnic and an easy walk around the lake.### ProfileDaniel loves creative activities and wants a holiday where he can make something original.**Answer:** B**Hint:** Which option involves creating something?**Feedback:** Excellent! The music camp lets Daniel be creative.—## 6### Holiday Description**Mountain Photo Tour**A guide takes small groups to beautiful viewpoints and teaches basic photo skills.### PeopleA. **Holly** – enjoys taking pictures while walking in nature.B. **Sam** – prefers watching movies indoors.C. **Jade** – wants to learn cooking.**Answer:** A**Hint:** Who enjoys photography and nature?**Feedback:** Exactly right!—## 7### Holiday Description**Indoor Sports Pass**Includes swimming, table tennis, and climbing walls for all levels.### PeopleA. **Ben** – likes trying new sports.B. **Tara** – wants a relaxing beach vacation.C. **Noah** – loves art museums.**Answer:** A**Hint:** This holiday is all about physical activities.**Feedback:** Correct!—## 8### Holiday Description**Language and Culture Day**Participants learn basic phrases and try local snacks while visiting traditional markets.### PeopleA. **Sophie** – enjoys learning languages and exploring new cultures.B. **Peter** – only wants to go skiing.C. **Anna** – dislikes trying unfamiliar foods.**Answer:** A**Hint:** Who likes languages and cultural activities?**Feedback:** Great!—## 9### Holiday Description**Desert Sunset Trip**A slow walk across soft sand with a guide who explains desert plants, ending with a beautiful sunset view.### PeopleA. **Alex** – loves peaceful scenery and gentle walks.B. **Dina** – wants fast rides and noisy events.C. **Mike** – prefers cold weather.**Answer:** A**Hint:** Who likes quiet and slow activities?**Feedback:** Correct!—## 10### Holiday Description**Rainy Day Book Café Tour**Visit three unique cafés, meet local writers, and enjoy warm drinks.### PeopleA. **Zoe** – reads every day and likes quiet places.B. **Jonas** – prefers extreme sports.C. **Emily** – wants to learn sailing.**Answer:** A**Hint:** This holiday is ideal for book lovers.**Feedback:** Good choice!READING UNIT 4## **1.****Text:**The Green Valley Food Carnival welcomes visitors every spring. Many families come to taste homemade dishes and enjoy local music.**Question:**The Green Valley Food Carnival lasts for only one day.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** C Not Given**Hint:** Look for information about the *length* of the event.**Feedback:** The text says the festival happens in spring but does not mention how many days it lasts.—## **2.****Text:**During the Sweet Treats Carnival, children can decorate their own cookies. Adults often join chocolate-making workshops taught by expert bakers from abroad.**Question:**Professionals from other countries teach some activities.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** A**Hint:** Look for who leads the workshops.**Feedback:** Well done! The chocolate workshops are taught by bakers from abroad.—## **3.****Text:**At the Riverbank Noodle Day, visitors can watch chefs make long noodles by hand. There is also a competition where guests try to eat a bowl of noodles as fast as possible.**Question:**Guests can observe how noodles are prepared.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** A**Hint:** Look for information about watching the cooking process.**Feedback:** Correct! The text clearly says people can watch chefs make noodles.—## **4.****Text:**The International Fruit Festival shows fruits from many countries. Some fruits are common, but others are rare and difficult to find in supermarkets.**Question:**Every fruit at the festival is easy to buy in local shops.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** B**Hint:** Does the text mention rare items?**Feedback:** Good! The text says some fruits are rare, so the statement is false.—## **5.****Text:**The Mountain Harvest Celebration is famous for its traditional soups. Many travellers come to the small village every year to try dishes made with local vegetables.**Question:**The Mountain Harvest Celebration has a special competition for visitors.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** C Not Given**Hint:** Look for any mention of *activities for children*.**Feedback:** The passage only describes the food and visitors; it does not state anything about competitions.—## **6.****Text:**The Sunset Grill Party begins in the evening. Visitors enjoy barbecued meat and vegetables while watching the sun go down over the hills.**Question:**The event takes place early in the day.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** B**Hint:** When does the event start?**Feedback:** Correct! It begins in the evening, not early.—## **7.****Text:**At the Family Pizza Fair, children can help choose toppings. Parents usually enjoy the live music played by young local musicians.**Question:**Only adults are allowed to choose pizza toppings.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** B**Hint:** Who selects the toppings in the text?**Feedback:** Good! Children take part in selecting the toppings.—## **8.****Text:**The Street Food Weekend brings together chefs who cook dishes from small food trucks. Many guests enjoy trying meals they have never eaten before.**Question:**Visitors often taste unfamiliar dishes.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** A**Hint:** Look for clues about trying new foods.**Feedback:** Yes! The text says guests try meals new to them.—## **9.****Text:**During the Ocean Taste Festival, chefs use fresh seafood from nearby fishing towns. Visitors usually enjoy watching cooking shows on a large outdoor stage.**Question:**People need to buy tickets to watch the cooking shows.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** C Not Given**Hint:** Check the text for information about *tickets or prices*.**Feedback:** The text talks about seafood and cooking shows but does not mention anything about tickets.—## **10.****Text:**The Downtown Pancake Day offers sweet and savory pancakes. Last year, the festival gave a free pancake to the first 50 visitors.**Question:**Every visitor receives a free pancake each year.A True B False C Not Given**Answer:** C**Hint:** Does the text talk about what happens every year?**Feedback:** Right! Only last year’s event is mentioned.READING UNIT 51.Text: Buses going towards the airport are running slowly today because the main road is being repaired.Question: Why are airport buses delayed? A There are too many passengers. B The road they use is under construction. C The airport is very busy today.Answer: B Hint: Look for a reason connected to the road condition. Feedback: The text says the main road is being repaired, so the buses are slow.
2.Text: The town library will close at 5 p.m. today instead of 7 p.m. because of a staff meeting.Question: What is happening at the library today? A It will open later than usual. B It will close earlier than usual. C It will stay open all night.Answer: B Hint: Notice the change in closing time. Feedback: The text clearly states the library will close early due to a meeting.3.Text: Trains heading to the west side of the city will not stop at Riverbank Station because the platform is unsafe.Question: What should passengers know? A No trains are running at all today. B Trains will skip one of the stops. C All stations are closed for repairs.Answer: B Hint: Focus on the information about Riverbank Station. Feedback: Only Riverbank Station is skipped; trains continue elsewhere.4.Text: Due to a street festival, cars cannot use King Street from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.Question: What does the notice say about King Street? A Only buses can use it today. B Cars are not allowed for several hours. C It is closed for repair work.Answer: B Hint: Focus on which vehicles are restricted. Feedback: Cars are blocked because of the festival.5.Text: The town café next to Central Station is offering a discount to customers who show a train ticket.Question: Who can get a discount at the café? A Anyone who visits the café. B Only people with a train ticket. C Only people who come in the morning.Answer: B Hint: Look for a condition for the discount. Feedback: A valid train ticket is required.6.Text: A small market has opened beside the bus station to help travellers buy snacks and drinks easily.Question: Why was the market opened near the station? A To give travellers easy access to food. B To sell bus tickets. C To replace the old bus station.Answer: A Hint: Look for advantages for travellers. Feedback: The text mentions snacks and drinks for travellers.7.Text: All parking spaces near Market Square are full because today is the weekly outdoor market.Question: What does the text say about parking? A Parking is not allowed today. B There are no free spaces left. C Only residents can park there.Answer: B Hint: Look for information about space availability. Feedback: The text says all spaces are full.8.Text: A shuttle bus will take visitors from the car park to the sports centre every 20 minutes.Question: What service is offered to visitors? A Free parking near the sports centre. B A bus that travels regularly from the car park. C A car rental service.Answer: B Hint: Focus on transport between car park and sports centre. Feedback: A shuttle runs every 20 minutes.9.Text: Main Street will have one lane closed tomorrow morning because workers are cleaning the road.Question: What will happen on Main Street? A The street will be completely closed. B Part of the road will not be usable. C Cars can only drive at night.Answer: B Hint: Look for information about one lane. Feedback: Only one lane—not the whole street—is closed.10.Text: The town cinema is offering half-price tickets before noon to encourage more people to come early.Question: Why are the ticket prices lower before noon? A The cinema wants more early visitors. B The cinema is closing soon. C Only children can enter before noon.Answer: A Hint: Look for the reason behind the discount. Feedback: The cinema is encouraging early attendance.READING UNIT 61. Text: Some students choose evening jobs so they can attend their classes during the day without missing lessons.Question: 9. Students with evening jobs do not go to school in the morning. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: B Hint: Compare the job time with class time. Feedback: The text says they work evenings because they attend classes during the day.2. Text: During school holidays, some teenagers choose to work part-time to learn how to be responsible and manage their time better.Question: 2. Some teenagers work during breaks to improve personal skills. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: A Hint: Focus on why teenagers work in holidays. Feedback: The text explains they work to learn responsibility and time management—personal skills.3. Text: A study room in the town library is open every afternoon for students who want a quiet place to focus on their homework.Question: 3. Students can use a quiet area in the library to study. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: A Hint: Look for references to a calm or silent study space. Feedback: The text mentions a quiet study room open for students.4.Text: A part-time receptionist job is available for someone who can answer phone calls and greet visitors politely.Question: 18. The receptionist must work during the evening. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: C Hint: Look for timing information. Feedback: The text mentions tasks, not work hours.5. Text: The school recommends that students study for at least one hour each evening to keep up with their subjects.Question: 13. The school suggests students avoid evening study. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: B Hint: Notice the school’s recommendation. Feedback: The text says they recommend evening study, not avoiding it.6.Text: The school offers a homework club where teachers help students complete assignments after classes.Question: 21. The club lasts for two hours every day. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: C Hint: Check whether the text mentions the duration. Feedback: No time length is provided in the text.7.Text: A local business invites students to visit its office to learn about different types of careers.Question: 22. Students must wear formal clothes during the visit. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: C Hint: Look for clothing instructions. Feedback: The text says nothing about clothing requirements.8. Text: A job advertisement asks for someone who can work well with others and communicate clearly with customers.Question: 24. The job requires the worker to speak two languages. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: C Hint: Check if language requirement is mentioned. Feedback: No number of languages is mentioned.9. Text: Some cafés hire young employees to help during busy hours because teenagers usually learn fast and adapt quickly.Question: 4. Teen workers can adjust easily to café jobs. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: A Hint: Notice what is said about how teenagers learn. Feedback: The text says teenagers learn fast and adapt quickly.10. Text: The shop owner hires extra staff on weekends because the store gets very busy with customers.Question: 17. The store is quieter than usual on weekends. A True B False C Not GivenAnswer: B Hint: Look for how busy the weekends are. Feedback: The text says weekends are very busy.READING UNIT 71 (Correct answer: A)Text: Many people believe that taking a short walk each day can help the body stay strong. Doctors say even a 20-minute walk can improve your heart health. Some health experts explain that this simple activity helps the body relax after a busy day.Question: What simple activity is said to help people stay physically well? A Taking a short walk each day B Going swimming in the evenings C Doing heavy exercise at the gymHint: Look for what doctors say “can improve your heart health.”Feedback: The text says that a short daily walk can help the body stay strong and improve heart health. Swimming and gym exercise are not mentioned.2 (Correct answer: C)Text: People often use pain relief cream after exercising. Doctors say that while the cream helps the muscles feel better, it does not replace real rest. They recommend taking a break if the pain continues.Question: What do doctors recommend if pain continues? A Doing more exercise B Using more cream C Taking a breakHint: Look for what “does not replace real rest.”Feedback: Doctors advise resting if the pain doesn’t stop.3 (Correct answer: C)Text: Some people listen to soft music when they cannot sleep. Doctors say this can help relax the brain. They also say creating a quiet environment in the bedroom helps people fall asleep faster.Question: According to doctors, what can help you clear your mind? A Waking up early B going to sleep sooner C Relaxing musicHint: Find what helps people “fall asleep.”Feedback: Soft music relaxes the brain, helping with sleep.4 (Correct answer: A)Text: Some people take a short break at work to stretch their arms and legs or to rest their eyes. Doctors say stretching can reduce stress in the body. They also mention that this habit can stop back pain from sitting too long.Question: What do doctors say stretching can help with? A Reducing stress B Improving memory C Making eyesight strongerHint: Look for a benefit linked to “the body” and “sitting too long.”Feedback: Stretching reduces stress and prevents back pain. Memory and eyesight are not mentioned.5 (Correct answer: B)Text: Research shows that walking outside in the sunlight helps the body get vitamin D. Scientists say vitamin D is important for strong bones. They also say sunlight can lift a person’s mood.Question: What do scientists say sunlight can help with? A Giving more energy B Improving mood C Helping people run fasterHint: Find what sunlight “can lift.”Feedback: Sunlight can improve mood and help the body get vitamin D. Energy and running speed are not mentioned.6 (Correct answer: B)Text: Many workers drink coffee to stay awake, but doctors say drinking too much can cause headaches. They recommend having only a small amount each day. They also say water is still the best drink for the body.Question: What do doctors say about drinking coffee? A People should never drink it B Too much can cause headaches C It is better than waterHint: Look for the possible “problem” linked to coffee.Feedback: Doctors warn that too much coffee may cause headaches.7 (Correct answer: A)Text: Some families spend their pastime in front of the TV or eating snacks. Some other parents walk for a while with their children as a way of relaxing and talking about their day. Doctors agree that this light activity is good for family health.Question: What do doctors agree is good for the well-being of families? A Taking walks together B Eating dinner late C Watching TV as a familyHint: Find a “light activity” that families do.Feedback: Evening walks are said to be healthy. Late dinners and TV watching are not mentioned.8 (Correct answer: C)Text: People sometimes drink herbal tea to settle their stomachs. Health experts say warm drinks can be calming after a heavy meal. They also say that drinking slowly helps digestion.Question: What can help you calm your stomach? A Going to the doctor B Having a heavy meal C Having warm drinks Hint: Search for the effect on the stomach.Feedback: Warm drinks help calm the stomach after eating.9 (Correct answer: B)Text: Some people choose to cook at home because restaurant meals can have too much oil. Chefs say home cooking allows people to control what they eat. They also say preparing meals together can bring families closer.Question: According to the text, why do some people prefer cooking at home? A They want to learn new recipes B They want to control what they eat C They want to cook faster mealsHint: Look for the benefit related to “controlling” food.Feedback: Cooking at home helps people control ingredients.10 (Correct answer: B)Text: Doctors advise older adults to spend time doing light exercise, such as slow biking. They explain that heavy exercise can be difficult for some seniors. Light activity still helps keep the body strong.Question: What type of exercise do doctors suggest for older adults? A Hard running B Light activity C Long-distance swimmingHint: Look for “light exercise.”Feedback: Doctors recommend light activity, not heavy workouts.READING UNIT 8## **1****Text:**Robots can help people do simple tasks at home, like cleaning the floor. They make daily work easier. **Question:**Complete the paraphrased sentence using ONE to THREE words from the text.Robots can simplify our ______________. **Answer:*** daily work* **Hint:**Look for a phrase that shows what has become easier. **Feedback:**The text says robots “make daily work easier,” so “daily work” completes the paraphrase correctly.—## **2****Text:**Many people use cloud storage to save their photos and documents online. This lets them reach their files from any device.**Question:**Saving your photos online helps you access your _____________.**Answer:***files***Hint:**Find the word used for the things people keep online.**Feedback:**The text states that cloud storage allows people to “reach their files,” so “files” fits the paraphrased sentence.—## **3****Text:**A power bank can charge your phone when you are outside and cannot find a plug. It is useful for long trips.**Question:**A power bank can charge your phone when you are not near a _____________.**Answer:***plug***Hint:**Find what people cannot find when outside.**Feedback:**The text mentions you cannot find “a plug,” so “plug” completes the sentence correctly.—## **4****Text:**A fitness app can remind you to drink water and take short walks. It helps you stay healthy during the day.**Question:**A fitness app supports you in staying _____________.**Answer:***healthy***Hint:**Search for a word showing the app’s goal for the user.**Feedback:**The text says the app “helps you stay healthy,” so “healthy” is the correct phrase.—## **5****Text:**Wireless headphones connect to your phone without using any cables. They let you move more freely.**Question:**Wireless headphones allow you to move _____________.**Answer:***more freely***Hint:**Find the phrase that shows increased movement.**Feedback:**The text directly says they “let you move more freely,” so this matches the paraphrased idea.—## **6****Text:**Voice assistants can answer questions and set reminders. They make daily tasks quicker to finish.**Question:**Voice assistants help you complete everyday _____________ faster.**Answer:***tasks***Hint:**Find the word that refers to things people do every day.**Feedback:**The text describes that they “make daily tasks quicker,” so “tasks” fits.—## **7****Text:**Typing on a computer is faster than writing by hand for many people. It lets them finish work in less time.**Question:**Typing helps people finish their work _____________.**Answer:***in less time***Hint:**Search for the phrase showing faster completion.**Feedback:**The text says typing lets people finish work “in less time,” so this matches.—## **8****Text:**Security cameras in shops help watch the building at all times. They can prevent theft and keep customers safe.**Question:**Security cameras help stop _____________.**Answer:***theft***Hint:**Find what cameras can prevent.**Feedback:**The text says they “prevent theft,” so “theft” fits.—## **9****Text:**Robots in factories can build products faster than humans. They help companies produce more goods.**Question:**Robots increase the number of _____________ companies can make.**Answer:***goods***Hint:**Look for what is produced.**Feedback:**The text explains robots help produce “more goods,” so “goods” is correct.—## **10****Text:**Smart fridges can remind you when food is going bad. They help reduce waste at home.**Question:**A smart fridge can help you cut down on _____________.**Answer:***waste***Hint:**Look for the problem the fridge helps reduce.**Feedback:**The text states they “help reduce waste,” so “waste” is correct.—LISTENING UNIT 1## **1.****Transcript:**Lina: What hobbies does your dad enjoy these days?Sara: He still loves drawing in his free time. My sister likes dancing, but my dad prefers quiet activities.Lina: What about your brother?Sara: Oh, he’s always in the kitchen trying new recipes. He also likes dancing, but not as much as cooking.**Question:**Match each person with the activity they like:1. Sara’s dad2. Sara’s brother* cooking* drawing* dancing* gardening**Answer:**1. Sara’s dad → drawing2. Sara’s brother → cooking**Hint:**Listen for which person likes quiet activities and which one enjoys being in the kitchen.**Feedback:**The dad “loves drawing” and prefers calm activities. The brother is “always in the kitchen,” so cooking is correct.—## **2.****Transcript:**Tom: What does your father usually do on weekends?Leo: He enjoys repairing old radios. My aunt likes gardening, but my dad prefers working with tools.Tom: And your sister?Leo: She spends hours painting pictures. She tried repairing radios once but didn’t like it.**Question:**Match each person with the activity they like:1. Leo’s father 2. Leo’s sister* gardening* repairing radios* painting* swimming**Answer:** 1. Father → repairing radios2. Sister → painting**Hint:**One person prefers tools, the other likes art.**Feedback:**The father “enjoys repairing old radios,” and the sister “spends hours painting pictures.”—## **3.****Transcript:**Anna: Tell me about your mom. What’s she into?Mark: She loves going for long walks. My cousin enjoys cycling, but she prefers walking.Anna: And your little brother?Mark: He’s crazy about video games. He sometimes cycles with our cousin but not often.**Question:**1. Mark’s mom2. Mark’s brother* cycling* walking* video games* cooking**Answer:**1. Mom → walking2. Brother → video games**Hint:**The mother likes something outdoors but slow. The brother likes something digital.**Feedback:**Mom “loves going for long walks.” The brother is “crazy about video games.”—## **4.****Transcript:**Paula: What does your dad usually do in the evenings?Sam: He watches cooking shows. My aunt enjoys yoga, but my dad isn’t into sports.Paula: What about your sister?Sam: She practices yoga with my aunt sometimes, but she mostly reads novels.**Question:**1. Sam’s dad2. Sam’s sister* yoga* reading novels* cooking shows* running**Answer:**1. Dad → cooking shows2. Sister → reading novels**Hint:**Dad watches something. Sister practices yoga but not as her main hobby.**Feedback:**Dad: “watches cooking shows.”Sister: “mostly reads novels.”—# ✅ **5.****Transcript:**Farid: What does your brother enjoy doing?Reza: He spends hours playing the guitar. My uncle likes watching movies, but my brother prefers music.Farid: And your mother?Reza: She sometimes watches movies with my uncle, but her main hobby is doing yoga.**Question:**1. Brother2. Mother* watching movies* playing the guitar* yoga* skating**Answer:**1. Brother → playing the guitar2. Mother → yoga**Hint:**One plays an instrument. One does a relaxing activity.**Feedback:**Brother: “playing the guitar.”Mother: “yoga.”—# ✅ **6.****Transcript:**Amy: What does your dad like to do after work?Rita: He enjoys playing chess. He prefers quiet activities. I also like activities like reading, but I really hate chess.Amy: And your brother? Is he into sports?Rita: Yes. He plays basketball with friends after school. **Question:**1. Rita’s dad2. Rita’s brother* chess* basketball* reading* jogging**Answer:**1. Dad → chess2. Brother → basketball**Hint:**One likes a quiet game; the other likes a team sport.**Feedback:**Dad: “enjoys playing chess.”Brother: “plays basketball.”—# ✅ **7.****Transcript:**Sasha: What does your cousin enjoy?Ella: He loves running in the mornings. Her mother always tells him to learn painting, but he wants to be an athlete.Sasha: And your aunt?Ella: She cooks with my mother and shares recipes.**Question:**1. Cousin2. Aunt* running* cooking* swimming* painting**Answer:**1. Cousin → running2. Aunt → cooking**Hint:**One likes exercise; the other likes making food.**Feedback:**Cousin: “loves running.”Aunt: “cooks…shares recipes.”—# ✅ **8.****Transcript:**Leila: What’s your brother into these days?Arman: He plays video games every night. He sits next to our aunt in the living room. He stares at the screen, pushing buttons while our aunt knits. She really enjoys doing yoga too. Leila: And your grandmother?Arman: She practices yoga with my aunt.**Question:**1. Brother2. Grandmother* yoga* video games* knitting* piano**Answer:**1. Brother → video games2. Grandmother → yoga**Hint:**One enjoys screens; one enjoys stretching activities.**Feedback:**Brother: “plays video games.”Grandmother: “practices yoga.”—# ✅ **9.****Transcript:**Lara: What does your dad enjoy?Behnam: He loves the water. He always takes my sister sailing with him. She is not a fan. She likes to draw things.Lara: And you?Behnam: Well, I was into cooking for a while. I spent a lot of time in the kitchen with my cousin. But now I go running every day. It is something I can’t stop doing. **Question:**1. Behnam’s Dad2. Behnam* sailing* drawing* running* cooking**Answer:**1. Behnam’s Dad → sailing2. Behnam → running**Hint:**One likes the lake; the other enjoys a physical activity.**Feedback:**Dad: “loves sailing.”Cousin: “goes running every day.”—# ✅ **10.****Transcript:**Sonia: What does your aunt like to do in her pastime?Dariush: Well, she is a good cook and an amazing dancer. She also enjoys reading history books. I think she spends most of her free time reading books about different historic battles. Sonia: How about your brother?Dariush: He goes cycling with my dad on weekends. They never take me, though. I don’t like it. **Question:**1. Aunt2. Brother* reading* cycling* dancing* cooking**Answer:**1. Aunt → reading 2. Brother → cycling**Hint:**One enjoys quiet reading; the other enjoys a physical outdoor activity.**Feedback:**Aunt: “enjoys reading history books.”Brother: “goes cycling.”LISTENING UNIT 2✅ 1Listening Transcript: Liam: Are you free this weekend, Nora? I got tickets for a music festival on Saturday, but it also runs on Friday and Sunday. Nora: Saturday works perfectly! I have work on Friday and a family lunch on Sunday.Question: When will they go to the music festival? A Friday B Saturday C SundayAnswer: BHint: Which day does Nora say works perfectly?Feedback: Correct! Nora can only go on Saturday; Friday and Sunday don’t work for her.# ✅ **2****Listening Transcript:**Mila: Are you going to the photography workshop tonight?Jon: No, I’m joining the **guitar class** instead. I tried photography last month and didn’t enjoy it. And the cooking class is full already.**Question:**Which class will Jon join?A PhotographyB Guitar classC Cooking**Answer:**B**Hint:**Which activity does Jon say he *will* join?**Feedback:**Correct! Jon chooses the guitar class.# ✅ **3****Listening Transcript:**Omid: I want to buy something for my new hobby. I checked some paints, but they were too expensive. Then I saw a **puzzle set**, but it looked boring. Finally, I found a great **sketchbook**, and I think I’ll get that.Sara: Good idea!**Question:**What will Omid buy?A Puzzle setB PaintsC Sketchbook**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which item does he say he will actually get?**Feedback:**Exactly! Omid chooses the sketchbook.—# ✅ **4****Listening Transcript:**Lena: What did you end up doing at the fair?Sam: Well, I walked past the **petting zoo**, but it was too crowded. I thought about trying the games area, but I didn’t have coins. So I just enjoyed the **live music** for an hour.**Question:**What did Sam do at the fair?A Visited the petting zooB Played gamesC Listened to live music**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which activity did Sam actually do?**Feedback:**Correct! Sam only listened to live music.—# ✅ **5****Listening Transcript:**Diana: Did you try the new sports center?Aria: Yes! The gym was too crowded, and I couldn’t exercise, so I joined a **yoga class**. It was really relaxing. I wanted to swim too, but the pool was closed. **Question:**Which activity did Aria do?A SwimmingB Gym workoutC Yoga**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which activity was available and chosen?**Feedback:**Correct! Aria joined the yoga class.—# ✅ **6****Listening Transcript:**Maya: What did you do in the park yesterday?Suri: It seemed very quiet. I walked by the chess tables, but nobody was playing. So I sat by the lake and did some **drawing**. Later in the afternoon, some people started playing volleyball. I wanted to join their group, but they were full. **Question:**What did Suri do in the park?A Played volleyballB Played chessC Drew by the lake**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which activity did she end up doing?**Feedback:**Correct! Drawing was the only activity she actually did.—# ✅ **7****Listening Transcript:**Daniel: Are you joining the club outing on Saturday?Hina: Oh, yes! I’m eager to join the **picnic group. Although I enjoy the countryside, I don’t feel like hiking. Daniel: How about cycling?Hina: My bike is broken, so it is out of the question. **Question:**Which activity will Hina join?A CyclingB HikingC Picnic**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which option does she choose after rejecting the others?**Feedback:**Correct! Hina chooses the picnic.—# ✅ **8****Listening Transcript:**Rob: How was the hobby fair?Tara: It was fun! I tried the pottery stand, but the line was too long. The sewing workshop was interesting, but not my style. I ended up spending most of my time at the **painting booth**.**Question:**Where did Tara spend most of her time?A Pottery standB Sewing workshopC Painting booth**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which activity did she spend time at, not just look at?**Feedback:**Correct! Tara stayed at the painting booth.—# ✅ **9****Listening Transcript:**Nilo: Are you joining a class this month?Farshad: The cooking class is great, but too expensive. So I signed up for **the theatre class**—it looked fun.Nilo: You and your dream of acting. Farshad: I had no choice. Believe it or not, I also thought about the photography class, but it meets too early.**Question:**Which class did Farshad sign up for?A PhotographyB CookingC Theatre**Answer:**C**Hint:**Which class does he actually register for?**Feedback:**Correct! He chooses theatre.—# ✅ **10****Listening Transcript:**Zara: How was the school festival?Omid: Great! I tried the game booth, but it was too noisy. I visited the science booth too, but it was crowded. I finally spent time at the **craft booth**, making a keychain.**Question:**Where did Omid spend time?A Game boothB Science boothC Craft booth**Answer:**C**Hint:** Which booth did he actually participate in?**Feedback:** Omid chose the craft booth.LISTENING UNIT 3## **Question 1** — Correct answer: **A**### **Listening Transcript (17 seconds):**When I arrived at the airport, I realised I had booked a **morning flight**, which was great because the airport was quiet. Later I saw that there were afternoon and evening flights too, but those were already full when I checked online. So the morning one worked perfectly for me.### **Question:**When was the speaker’s flight?A. In the morningB. In the afternoonC. In the evening**Answer:** A**Feedback:** The speaker says clearly that they *had booked a morning flight*.**Hint:** Listen for the flight they actually booked, not other available times.—## **Question 2** — Correct answer: **B**### **Listening Transcript (18 seconds):**For my holiday in Greece, I stayed in a small hotel near the beach. I first tried to book a hostel, but it closed for renovation. I also checked a big resort, but it was too expensive. So the **small hotel** was the best option for me.### **Question:**Where did the speaker stay?A. A hostelB. A small hotelC. A big resort**Answer:** B**Feedback:** The hostel was closed and the resort was too expensive, so the speaker stayed in a small hotel.**Hint:** Focus on the place the speaker actually chose, not the rejected ones.—## **Question 3** — Correct answer: **C**### **Listening Transcript (18 seconds):**During my trip to Italy, I spent one day visiting museums and another day at the beach. But the highlight was taking a **cooking class**, which I joined on my last evening. I wanted to try a boat tour too, but there wasn’t enough time.### **Question:**What activity did the speaker enjoy the most?A. Visiting museumsB. Going to the beachC. Taking a cooking class**Answer:** C**Feedback:** Museums and the beach were visited, but the speaker says the cooking class was “the highlight.”**Hint:** Identify the activity described as the best part of the trip.—## **Question 4** — Correct answer: **A**### **Listening Transcript (19 seconds):**When I travelled to Japan, I bought a **weekly travel pass** as soon as I arrived because it was cheaper. Later, a friend suggested a day pass or a single ticket, but those didn’t make sense for my long stay. The weekly one saved me the most money.### **Question:**What type of ticket did the speaker buy?A. A weekly passB. A day passC. A single ticket**Answer:** A**Feedback:** The speaker bought the weekly travel pass before considering other options.**Hint:** Listen for the ticket purchased first, not the alternative suggestions.—## **Question 5** — Correct answer: **B**### **Listening Transcript (17 seconds):**On my city tour, the guide first took us to the old bridge and then to the **central market**, which I liked the most. We were supposed to see the museum too, but it was closed for cleaning that day, so we skipped it.### **Question:**Which place did the speaker like the most?A. The old bridgeB. The central marketC. The museum**Answer:** B**Feedback:** The speaker visited the old bridge and market, but says the market was their favourite.**Hint:** Pay attention to the place described with a positive reaction.—# ✅ **QUESTION 6 — Correct Answer: C**### Listening Transcript (18 seconds):When I travelled to Brazil last year, the first thing I tried was the famous street food, but it wasn’t my favourite. I really enjoyed visiting the beaches too. But what I loved most was taking a **guided jungle tour**, which felt like a once-in-a-lifetime experience.### Question:What did the speaker enjoy the most?A. Trying street foodB. Visiting the beachesC. Taking a jungle tour**Answer:** C**Feedback:** The speaker says clearly that the jungle tour was what they “loved most.”**Hint:** The best activity is the one described with the strongest emotion.—# ✅ **QUESTION 7 — Correct Answer: B**### Listening Transcript (17 seconds):I booked a **window seat** for my flight because I like looking outside. The aisle seats were all taken, and the middle seats felt too crowded for me, so I didn’t choose those.### Question:What kind of seat did the speaker choose?A. A middle seatB. A window seatC. An aisle seat**Answer:** B**Feedback:** The speaker explains directly that they booked a window seat.**Hint:** Ignore which seats were available; focus on the one the speaker selected.—# ✅ **QUESTION 8 — Correct Answer: C**### Listening Transcript (19 seconds):During my trip to France, I spent most of my time sightseeing. I tried a cooking class and visited several markets, but the most interesting experience was learning basic French in a **short language workshop** offered by the local tourism office.### Question:What special activity did the speaker do?A. Took a cooking classB. Visited marketsC. Joined a language workshop**Answer:** C**Feedback:** The language workshop is described as the most interesting activity.**Hint:** Look for the activity the speaker highlights.—# ✅ **QUESTION 9 — Correct Answer: B**### Listening Transcript (17 seconds):For my trip, I chose to travel by **train** because it was comfortable and cheap. I considered flying, but the airport was too far. Taking the bus was an option too, but it was too slow.### Question:How did the speaker travel?A. By busB. By trainC. By plane**Answer:** B**Feedback:** Only the train was chosen; the others were rejected.**Hint:** Focus on the method of transport they actually used.—# ✅ **QUESTION 10 — Correct Answer: C**### Listening Transcript (19 seconds):During my beach holiday, I tried swimming and volleyball, but what I really enjoyed was **snorkelling**. I only did it once, but it was the highlight of the whole trip.### Question:Which activity did the speaker enjoy most?A. SwimmingB. VolleyballC. Snorkelling**Answer:** C**Feedback:** Snorkelling is called the “highlight” of the trip.**Hint:** Look for the strongest positive description.LISTENING UNIT 4## **QUESTION 1****Listening transcript:**Sara: Are you coming to the Central Food Fair this weekend, Ben?Ben: Yes, I want to try their fruit tarts again! Last year I tried the sushi and the chili soup, but the tart was the best.Sara: I think I’ll go for the kebab stall. My cousin said it was amazing.Ben: The kebab looked good, but I didn’t have time for it.**Question:**Match each person with the food they are most excited about.1. Ben2. Sara**Options:**– sushi– fruit tarts– kebab– chili soup**Answer:**1. Ben → fruit tarts2. Sara → kebab**Hint:**Pay attention to what they say is “the best” or what they “want to try.”**Feedback:**Ben clearly says fruit tarts were the best and he wants them again. Sara says she wants the kebab stall because her cousin recommended it.—## **QUESTION 2****Listening transcript:**David: At the Night Street Festival, I tried the roasted corn, the vegetable burgers, and the sweet rice cakes.Mina: Really? I only had the rice cakes. Oh, and the chicken. It was not that bad.David: The corn was good, but the veggie burgers were my favourite.Mina: I liked the sweet rice cakes a lot—they were soft and warm!**Question:**Match each person with the food they liked best.1. David2. Mina**Options:**– roasted corn– vegetable burgers– sweet rice cakes– grilled chicken**Answer:**1. David → vegetable burgers2. Mina → sweet rice cakes**Hint:**Listen for words like “favourite” or “liked a lot.”**Feedback:**David says his favourite was the vegetable burger. Mina had rice cakes and said she liked them a lot.—## **QUESTION 3****Listening transcript:**Fatemeh: Did you try the new street desserts at the festival?Hassan: Yes, the chocolate pancakes were amazing. I also tasted the cold fruit salad, but it wasn’t great.Fatemeh: I didn’t see the pancakes! I ate ice cream and the salty pretzels. I loved the pretzels.Hassan: I wanted to try pretzels too, maybe next time.**Question:**Match each person with what they enjoyed.1. Hassan2. Fatemeh**Options:**– ice cream– chocolate pancakes– cold fruit salad– salty pretzels**Answer:**1. Hassan → chocolate pancakes2. Fatemeh → salty pretzels**Hint:**Look for words like “amazing” or “loved.”**Feedback:**Hassan strongly praises the pancakes. Fatemeh clearly says she loved the pretzels.—## **QUESTION 4****Listening transcript:**Roya: I visited three stands yesterday: the spicy wings, the fruit smoothies, and the fried noodles.Amir: Which one did you like most?Roya: The smoothies—they were so refreshing.Amir: I didn’t try those. I went for the fried noodles, and I think they were the best thing I ate all day.**Question:**Match each person with their favourite.1. Roya2. Amir**Options:**– spicy wings– fruit smoothies– fried noodles– cheese sandwiches**Answer:**1. Roya → fruit smoothies2. Amir → fried noodles**Hint:**Identify which food they call the “best” or “most refreshing.”**Feedback:**Roya says the smoothies were her favourite. Amir says fried noodles were the best thing he ate all day.—## **QUESTION 5****Listening transcript:**Niloofar: At the village food festival, I tried the grilled vegetables but didn’t like them much.Reza: I enjoyed the festival too. I loved the hot meat stew—they added special herbs.Niloofar: Oh, I also had the berry pie. That one was delicious.Reza: I wish I had tried that. I skipped desserts because I thought they only served fried bananas.**Question:**Match each person with the food they liked most.1. Niloofar2. Reza**Options:**– grilled vegetables– hot meat stew– berry pie– fried bananas**Answer:**1. Niloofar → berry pie2. Reza → hot meat stew**Hint:**Be careful: One food is described negatively, one positively.**Feedback:**Niloofar said grilled vegetables weren’t good, but berry pie was delicious. Reza says he loved the hot meat stew.—## **QUESTION 6****Listening transcript:**Ali: Did you eat anything special at the Coastal Food Weekend?Maryam: Yes, I tried the seafood soup, which was okay. But the lemon shrimp was fantastic.Ali: I didn’t try the shrimp. I had the beef sandwiches and also the seafood soup. The sandwich was my favourite.Maryam: I saw that stall but didn’t go.**Question:**Match each person with the food they preferred.1. Ali2. Maryam**Options:**– beef sandwiches– seafood soup– lemon shrimp– fried potatoes**Answer:**1. Ali → beef sandwiches2. Maryam → lemon shrimp**Hint:**Find which food each person calls “fantastic” or “my favourite.”**Feedback:**Maryam praises the lemon shrimp. Ali says the sandwich was his favourite.—## **QUESTION 7****Listening transcript:**Helen: Did you taste anything interesting at the Old Town Food Event?Sam: Yes, the grilled sausages were amazing. I also tried the tomato soup, but it wasn’t very good.Helen: I didn’t have the sausages. I had the fruit pie and the tomato soup. The pie was really nice.Sam: I wanted to try it, but the line was too long. I also couldn’t get any cheese rolls. **Question:**Match each person with what they enjoyed.1. Sam2. Helen**Options:**– grilled sausages– tomato soup– fruit pie– cheese rolls**Answer:**1. Sam → grilled sausages2. Helen → fruit pie**Hint:**Pay attention to which foods are praised.**Feedback:**Sam praises the sausages. Helen says the pie was really nice.—## **Question 8**### **Listening Transcript:**Lina: Did your family enjoy the food festival last weekend?Omid: Yes! My sister loved trying different desserts. She said the chocolate cake stall was her favourite.Lina: Nice! What about your dad?Omid: He didn’t try any sweets. He spent most of his time watching the cooking shows. He loves learning new recipes. My mum just walked around taking photos of food but didn’t eat much.### **Question:****Match each person with the activity they enjoyed most.**1. Sister2. Dad**Options:*** taking photos* watching cooking shows* trying desserts* buying snacks### **Answer:**1. Sister → **trying desserts**2. Dad → **watching cooking shows**### **Hint:**Listen for what each person *liked most*, not just what they saw at the festival.### **Feedback:*** The sister’s favourite was the **chocolate cake stall**, so she enjoyed *trying desserts*.* The dad spent most of his time **watching the cooking shows**, not taking photos or buying snacks.—## **Question 9**### **Listening Transcript:**Sara: How was the new food festival in your town?Mahan: It was fun! My cousin kept buying spicy street food—he loves anything hot.Sara: What about your aunt?Mahan: She stayed in the garden area listening to the live music. She said it was relaxing. My uncle only looked at the handmade crafts and ignored all the food!—### **Question:****Match each person with the activity they enjoyed most.**1. Cousin2. Aunt**Options:*** listening to live music* shopping for crafts* eating spicy food* watching food competitions—### **Answer:**1. Cousin → **eating spicy food**2. Aunt → **listening to live music**—### **Hint:**Each family member spent most of their time on one main activity—listen for that.—### **Feedback:*** The cousin loved **spicy street food**, so that is his activity.* The aunt stayed in the garden area **listening to live music**, so that must be matched to her.——## **Question 10**### **Listening Transcript:**Mila: Did your friends enjoy the international food fair?Tom: Yes. Daniel tried dishes from three countries. He especially liked the Indian curry.Mila: Sounds delicious. And Sarah?Tom: Sarah didn’t eat much. She spent her time taking photos and posting them online. She said the decorations were beautiful. My brother just wanted to see the cooking contest.—### **Question:****Match each person with the activity they enjoyed most.**1. Daniel2. Sarah**Options:*** taking photos* tasting international food* watching a cooking contest* buying souvenirs—### **Answer:**1. Daniel → **tasting international food**2. Sarah → **taking photos**—### **Hint:**Focus on what each person *did the most*, not what other people did.—### **Feedback:*** Daniel tried several dishes and liked the curry → *tasting international food*.* Sarah was focused on taking and posting photos → *taking photos*.