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Bk.4A U.2 R(1)
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Who is waiting for the high jump in the first text?
Brenda
Eric
Peter
Ricky
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Who won the long jump according to Eric’s email?
Ricky
Rosa
Eric
Daisy
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Why did Alan say he was slower in the races?
He was injured
It was too hot
He didn’t practice enough
Peter is stronger and faster
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Who won the relay race?
Eric's team
Raymond's team
Daisy's team
Lemon Shake's team
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What does Alan have later in the day?
A basketball game
A piano lesson
A soccer match
A dance class
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What did Alan say about his performance in races?
He is slower than Peter
He did not participate
He always wins
He is faster than Peter
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What time did the conversation in the first text start?
10:13 AM
10:19 AM
10:11 AM
10:15 AM
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What does the word 'fantastic' in Eric's email suggest about the games?
They were enjoyable
They were boring
They were cancelled
They were poorly organized
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What did Lemon Shake do at the Neighbourhood Games?
Won the high jump
Won the relay race
Opened the games with a song
Ran in the 100 m race
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Who was at the Neighbourhood Games according to the first text?
Lemon Shake
Eric
George
Daisy
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How does Eric feel about the Neighbourhood Games?
Excited and happy
Uninterested
Confused
Disappointed
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Why did Eric use symbols or emojis in the email?
To decorate the email
To confuse the reader
To change the topic
To show feelings
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What sport did Alan play at the Neighbourhood Games?
Running
Swimming
None of the above
High jump
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What can we say about Daisy’s involvement in sports from Eric’s email?
She never attends sports events
She actively participates in sports
She might be interested in joining future competitions
She dislikes sports
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What does the expression 'Look how fit he is!' imply about Peter?
He is out of shape
He exercises a lot.
He is unwell
He is injured
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Why does Eric write the email to Daisy?
To ask for money
To express his disappointment
To share his experiences at the Neighbourhood Games
To cancel an appointment
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What is the main idea of Eric's email?
To invite Daisy to the next Neighbourhood Games
To complain about his performance
To discuss his daily activities
To tell the events and results of the Neighbourhood Games
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Which event did Peter participate in according to Eric’s email
Long jump
High jump
Relay race
100 m race
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Which event did Eric come second in?
100 m race
High jump
Relay race
Long jump
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What does Eric hoping to win the high jump next year tell us?
He didn’t participate this year
He didn’t watch the high jump
He was unhappy with his second-place finish
He won the high jump this year
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What does 'opened the games' mean in Eric's email?
Watched the games
Started the games with a ceremony
Sang the last song
Closed the games
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Who took care of their little brother?
Ricky
Peter
Brenda
Alan
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What does the 'I have to go' suggest about Eric in the first text?
He is going to watch the race
It was Eric's turn soon
He is arriving at the sports ground now
He doesn't want text anymore
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What might 'taking care of my little brother' involve for Brenda?
Bringing him to the games
Teaching him piano
Playing sports
Watching him at home
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What did Brenda have to do instead of joining the games?
Piano lesson
Take care of her little brother
Go to a concert
Study for a test
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What is the relationship between the events described by Eric and the first text?
They describe the same event
They are completely unrelated
They happen in different locations
They happen on different days
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What does the word 'faster' in the texts say about Peter?
He is not quick
He is the slowest
He is quicker than Ricky
He did not participate
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Who is faster according to the first text?
Ricky
They are equally fast
Peter
Not mentioned
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