Question

1
What is Daniel doing in the text?
A He's describing the difficulties he experiences every day.
B He's telling us how to train a guide dog.
C He's praising his dog.
D He's describing his family life.
2 What do we learn about Daniel and Charlie from the text?
A They did not enjoy training together.
B They met through an organisation.
C They learned how to mix with other people during
the training programme.
D They do not always understand each other.
3 What, according to the writer, is Charlie's most
important quality?
A Being able to do the job well.
B Being friendly.
C Not taking time out to play.
D Being easy to train.
5 Which of the following is the
best description of Charlie?
A Charlie is a friendly dog that
wants to play all the time. He
wants to have an easy life and do
as little work as possible.
4 What does Daniel say about his dog?
A His parents take good care of Charlie.
B Charlie is a pet with needs like any other.
C Charlie has little time to relax.
D Charlie finds it hard to live with Daniel's family.
B Charlie is a dog that wants to
please everyone. He tries hard to
do everything right for his owner
but often makes mistakes
because he has little training.
C Charlie is a friendly, smart dog
that is happy to work hard. He is
a great help to Daniel.
D Charlie is a hardworking dog but he
does not get on well with everyone.
He took a long time to train.

Answer 1

Відповідь:

What is Daniel doing in the text?

C. He's praising his dog.

What do we learn about Daniel and Charlie from the text?

C. They learned how to mix with other people during the training programme.

What, according to the writer, is Charlie's most important quality?

B. Being friendly.

What does Daniel say about his dog?

C. Charlie is a friendly, smart dog that is happy to work hard. He is a great help to Daniel.

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