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[Grade 10]_Reading comprehension

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  • Passage 1: Clay for Bau Truc pottery is collected from the Quao River.
    True
  • Passage 1: Bau Truc craftsmen use pottery wheels to shape their products.
    False
  • Passage 2: The class decided to join the buffalo tour.
    False
  • Passage 1: The clay collecting season lasts for about half a month.
    True
  • Passage 2: The students visited Bat Trang Porcelain and Pottery Market.
    True
  • Passage 1: Potters shape the clay using only their hands.
    False
  • Passage 1: The clay is mixed with gravel before making pottery.
    False
  • Passage 1: Bau Truc pottery is often decorated with seashells, snails, and hand-made paintings.
    True
  • Passage 1: Wet cloths are used to make the pottery surface smooth.
    True
  • Passage 1: Local people collect clay from the river every month.
    False
  • Passage 2: The local people taught the students how to make pottery.
    True
  • Passage 2: The students woke up late because the village was nearby.
    False
  • Passage 2: The English class visited Bat Trang village on a field trip last month.
    True
  • Passage 2: There were about twenty students in the class.
    True
  • Passage 1: People try to collect enough clay to use throughout the year.
    True
  • Passage 2: Before leaving, each student bought a large ceramic vase.
    False
  • Passage 2: The students learned that pottery-making skills were passed down through generations.
    True
  • Passage 2: They were surprised by the variety of ceramic products in the village.
    True
  • Passage 1: The craftsmen move around the pottery instead of using a wheel.
    True
  • Passage 2: The class hoped to visit Bat Trang again in the future.
    True
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