Reading Comprehension Test 3

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Reading Comprehension Test 3

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Question 1
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Sheen thoroughly realised what he had done __________.

A
before reaching the study

B
after reaching the study

C
five minutes before reaching the study

D
in the school

Solution

after reaching the study
Question 2
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Which word/phrase from the passage means ‘to linger’?

A
Stroll

B
Gone by

C
Came about

D
Hung round

Solution

Hung round
Question 3
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Sheen had not built up his argument __________.

A
soundly

B
logically

C
practically

D
thoughtfully

Solution

practically
Question 4
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The phrase “not only not to be blamed” in the context of the passage suggests that __________.

A
Sheen was not at fault

B
Sheen was partially at fault

C
Sheen was totally at fault

D
the headmaster was at fault

Solution

Sheen was not at fault
Question 5
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Sheen refused to be drawn into a fight with Albert and friends because __________.

A
he was a coward

B
he was not expected to join in

C
it was no business of his

D
it was not praiseworthy

Solution

it was no business of his
Question 6
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The antonym of ‘eloquently’ is __________.

A
movingly

B
persuasively

C
fluently

D
inarticulately

Solution

inarticulately
Question 7
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‘Miniature’ means _________.

A
picture

B
perception

C
focus

D
logic

Solution

picture
Question 8
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The cerebral cortex _________.

A
records minute images

B
combines the images received

C
transfers recorded images to the eyeballs

D
enlarges the small images received from the eyes

Solution

combines the images received
Question 9
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_________ helps the spectator evaluate the distance between himself/herself and the object seen?

A
Length

B
Width

C
Height

D
Depth

Solution

Depth
Question 10
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The writer compares the eye to a camera because _________.

A
both can work only while remaining still

B
both help us see the world

C
the eye helps us to see the same object from different heights and angles

D
both can take in images that they see

Solution

both can take in images that they see
Question 11
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Stereoscopic vision means _________.

A
perceiving the distance between you and an object

B
seeing with the help of your brain

C
seeing with the help of your two eyes

D
seeing the world in two dimensions

Solution

seeing with the help of your two eyes
Question 12
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What was his reaction when someone talked to him?

A
He would reply calmly.

B
He would laugh at them.

C
He would quietly walk away.

D
He would look up at them fiercely.

Solution

He would look up at them fiercely.
Question 13
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Who sat round the cove or upon the cliffs the whole day?

A
The narrator’s father

B
The seafarers

C
The narrator

D
A man with one leg

Solution

The narrator’s father
Question 14
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What was the narrator promised for being vigilant?

A
A toy

B
A brass telescope

C
A silver four penny

D
A fog-horn

Solution

A silver four penny
Question 15
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Why did he ask the narrator to look for the seafaring men?

A
He had to pay them money

B
He was looking for a company of his kind

C
He wanted to avoid them

D
He had to get his money back

Solution

He wanted to avoid them

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Reading Comprehension Test 3

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Question 1

before reaching the study

after reaching the study

five minutes before reaching the study

in the school

Solution

Question 2

Stroll

Gone by

Came about

Hung round

Solution

Question 3

soundly

logically

practically

thoughtfully

Solution

Question 4

Sheen was not at fault

Sheen was partially at fault

Sheen was totally at fault

the headmaster was at fault

Solution

Question 5

he was a coward

he was not expected to join in

it was no business of his

it was not praiseworthy

Solution

Question 6

movingly

persuasively

fluently

inarticulately

Solution

Question 7

picture

perception

focus

logic

Solution

Question 8

records minute images

combines the images received

transfers recorded images to the eyeballs

enlarges the small images received from the eyes

Solution

Question 9

Length

Width

Height

Depth

Solution

Question 10

both can work only while remaining still

both help us see the world

the eye helps us to see the same object from different heights and angles

both can take in images that they see

Solution

Question 11

perceiving the distance between you and an object

seeing with the help of your brain

seeing with the help of your two eyes

seeing the world in two dimensions

Solution

Question 12

He would reply calmly.

He would laugh at them.

He would quietly walk away.

He would look up at them fiercely.

Solution