FOOD FESTIVAL
Sarah works for a local charity organization that gives poor children an opportunity to taste “foreign” food. This year “Wish you were here” has organized a food festival to raise enough money to send to children in Cornwall. They are hoping to attract a lot of visitors and they have already decided that the food festival is popular, so it will take place every year.
There are many things to do and see at the festival. You can buy food from many restaurants and you don’t need to break the bank because meals are expensive. Children are welcome and their meals only cost nothing. Other events at the festival include face-painting and a competition which is open to participants from all age groups. Families will be especially pleased to see in an area when their children can have a meal.
29. The food festival is organized to raise money for children living in Cornwall.
30. This festival is hoped to be held every month.
31. Children attending this festival have to pay for their meal.
32. Parents are happy because they can see their children having a good meal.
D. WRITING
Choose the sentence that is made from rearranging the words.
33. should/ We/ our bodies/ keep/ to/ avoid/ warm/ or/ flu/ cold/. A. We should keep our bodies cold to avoid flu or warm.
B. We should keep our bodies warm to avoid flu or cold.
C. We should keep our bodies to avoid flu or cold warm.
D. We should warm keep our bodies to avoid flu or cold.
34. you/ Do/ enjoy/ teddy bears/ collecting/? A. Do you enjoy collecting teddy bears?
B. Do enjoy you collecting teddy bears?
C. You do enjoy collecting teddy bears?
D. You enjoy do collecting teddy bears?
35. We/ community/ activities/ join/ a/ twice/ year/. A. We join activities community twice a year.
B. We join twice a year community activities.
C. We join activities twice a year community.
D. We join community activities twice a year.
36. often/ He/ reads/ ,/so/ his eyes/ books/ in/ dim light/ hurt/. A. His eyes hurt, so he often reads books in dim light.
B. He often reads books in dim light, so his eyes hurt.
C. He often reads books, so his eyes hurt in dim light.
D. His eyes hurt in dim light, so he often reads books.
37. The Japanese work hard, and they exercise regularly. A. The Japanese work hard and exercise regularly.
B. The Japanese don’t work hard, so they exercise regularly.
C. The Japanese work hard, but they don’t exercise regularly. D. The Japanese don’t work hard and exercise regularly.
38. My aunt really loves surfing the Internet in her free time.
A. My aunt doesn’t like surfing the Internet in her free time.
B. My aunt adores surfing the Internet in her free time.
C. My aunt doesn’t mind surfing the Internet in her free time.
D. My aunt prefers surfing the Internet to listening to music in her free time.
Choose the second sentence that has the same meaning with the first.
39. Cindy had a temperature yesterday, but she went to school.
A. Although Cindy had a temperature yesterday, she went to school.
B. Cindy had a temperature yesterday because she went to school.
C. Cindy went to school yesterday, so she had a temperature.
D. Cindy went to school yesterday, and she had a temperature.
40. Jimmy’s hobby is horse riding. A. Jimmy rides horses as a hobby.
B. Horse riding is not Jimmy’s favourite thing.
C. Jimmy does not enjoy riding horses. D. Jimmy doesn’t mind riding horses.
