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Ejemplos de preguntas de «Reading Comprehension»
Estas son algunas de las preguntas de esta ficha de Inglés de 5º Primaria. Cada partida toma diez al azar, así que se puede repetir sin que salgan las mismas.
- The Olympic Games started in ancient Greece more than 2,700 years ago. They were held in honour of the god Zeus. The modern Olympic Games began in Athens in 1896. Today, thousands of athletes from over 200 countries compete every four years. There are two types: the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. The games promote friendship, respect, and fair play between nations. Where did the modern Olympic Games begin? Respuesta: In Athens, in 1896.
- Tom gets up at seven o clock every morning. He has breakfast with his sister and then he walks to school. School starts at nine.\n\nHow does Tom go to school? Respuesta: He walks
- Tom gets up at seven o clock every morning. He has breakfast with his sister and then he walks to school. School starts at nine.\n\nWhat time does Tom get up? Respuesta: At seven o clock
- The Amazon rainforest covers most of northern Brazil and extends into other countries. Scientists call it the lungs of the Earth because it produces a large part of the world oxygen.\n\nWhy is the Amazon called the lungs of the Earth? Respuesta: Because it produces a lot of oxygen
- The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical forest in the world. It covers most of northern Brazil and extends into several other countries. Scientists call it the "lungs of the Earth" because it produces about 20% of the world's oxygen. Thousands of species of plants, animals, and insects live there. Unfortunately, deforestation is destroying millions of trees every year. What does "deforestation" mean in this text? Respuesta: Cutting down and destroying forests.
- Recycling means turning old materials into new products. When we recycle paper, plastic, glass, and metal, we use less energy and create less pollution. In many cities, people separate their rubbish into different coloured bins. The blue bin is usually for paper, the yellow one for plastic, and the green one for glass. Recycling helps protect the environment for future generations. What does "generations" mean? Respuesta: Groups of people born around the same time.
- The International Space Station (ISS) is a large spacecraft that orbits the Earth about 400 kilometres above us. Astronauts from many different countries live and work there. They do scientific experiments and study how the human body changes in space. The ISS travels at about 28,000 kilometres per hour, so it goes around the Earth 16 times a day! What does "orbits" mean? Respuesta: Travels in a circular path around something.
- The modern Olympic Games began in 1896 in Athens. Today thousands of athletes from more than two hundred countries take part every four years.\n\nHow often are the Olympic Games held? Respuesta: Every four years
- The International Space Station (ISS) is a large spacecraft that orbits the Earth about 400 kilometres above us. Astronauts from many different countries live and work there. They do scientific experiments and study how the human body changes in space. The ISS travels at about 28,000 kilometres per hour, so it goes around the Earth 16 times a day! Why do astronauts study how the body changes in space? (inference) Respuesta: Because space conditions are very different from Earth.
- The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical forest in the world. It covers most of northern Brazil and extends into several other countries. Scientists call it the "lungs of the Earth" because it produces about 20% of the world's oxygen. Thousands of species of plants, animals, and insects live there. Unfortunately, deforestation is destroying millions of trees every year. Why do scientists call it the "lungs of the Earth"? (inference) Respuesta: Because it produces a large amount of oxygen.
- Bees live in hives. The queen lays the eggs, the workers collect nectar and the drones do not work. Bees are very important because they pollinate many crops.\n\nWhat do the worker bees do? Respuesta: They collect nectar
- The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical forest in the world. It covers most of northern Brazil and extends into several other countries. Scientists call it the "lungs of the Earth" because it produces about 20% of the world's oxygen. Thousands of species of plants, animals, and insects live there. Unfortunately, deforestation is destroying millions of trees every year. Where is most of the Amazon Rainforest located? Respuesta: In northern Brazil
Preguntas frecuentes
- ¿Qué se practica en «Reading Comprehension»?
- Diez preguntas de Inglés de 5º Primaria sobre reading comprehension, con corrección inmediata. Por ejemplo: «The Olympic Games started in ancient Greece more than 2,700 years ago. They were held in honour of the god Zeus. The modern Olympic Games began in Athens in 1896. Today, thousands of athletes from over 200 countries compete every four years. There are two types: the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics. The games promote friendship, respect, and fair play between nations. Where did the modern Olympic Games begin?».
- ¿Para qué edad es esta ficha de Inglés?
- Está pensada para alumnos de 5º Primaria (10-11 años). Las preguntas siguen los contenidos de Inglés de ese curso.
- ¿Cuántas preguntas distintas tiene «Reading Comprehension»?
- Unas 41. Cada partida toma diez al azar, así que se puede jugar alrededor de 4 veces seguidas sin que se repita ninguna pregunta.
- ¿Qué tipo de ejercicios de Inglés incluye?
- Preguntas como «Tom gets up at seven o clock every morning. He has breakfast with his sister and then he walks to school. School starts at nine.\n\nHow does Tom go to school?» o «Tom gets up at seven o clock every morning. He has breakfast with his sister and then he walks to school. School starts at nine.\n\nWhat time does Tom get up?», con cuatro opciones y corrección inmediata.
- ¿Hace falta registrarse o instalar algo?
- No. Se juega en el navegador, es gratis y no pedimos ningún dato. El nombre que se escribe al empezar solo sirve para el diploma y no se guarda en ningún sitio.