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Question No - 1
Read the following passage, then answer the questions: Imagine day turned into night. The world is so covered in a thick, blinding dust that all sunlight is blocked out from view. Everyone around you is running from the cloud of dust that will suffocate its victims with a blanket of dust. Think it couldn't happen? Think again. In the United States during the 1930s, an area in the middle of the country became known as the Dust Bowl. Huge dust storms ravaged areas in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and New Mexico. The dust storms were mainly caused by a lack of planning on the part of those who continuously farmed the areas of land and a series of droughts that swept through the ravaged farmlands. The loose soil easily succumbed to the strong winds ready to sweep the land in huge clouds across the already suffering Midwestern states. The environmental disaster caused over three million people to leave their homes in the Great Plains area. Those leaving hoped to find food, shelter, and a new way of life for their families by moving out West. Although some did find new homes, sadly, many of those people hoping for a better life were often forced to take whatever jobs they could find just to survive. People in other areas did not often treat the immigrants with kindness, believing the flux of people in their own lands would cause overcrowding and hardships for their own families. However, the Dust Bowl did have at least one positive effect on agriculture: people learned to implement farming practices that would save the soil and save the settlers of the Great Plains from facing such an economic disaster of such magnitude ever again. Choose the correct answer from a,b,cord: 1) What is the most suitable title for this passage?
1_Suffocate with a blanket
2_The loose soil
3_The dust bowl
4_The flux of people
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Question No - 2
2) The synonym of the underlined word "suffocate" is..............
1_breathe
2_smother
3_implement
4_survive
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Question No - 3
3) Through the first paragraph, the writer tried to............
1_provide audio information for the reader
2_give factual information about the dust bowl
3_describe what it would be like to be blind
4_give a strong conclusion to the text
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Question No - 4
4) The immigrants weren't welcomed as they may cause.............
1_hardships for themselves
2_overcrowding for their areas
3_problems for the dust bowl
4_troubles for their hosts
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Question No - 5
5)Do you think that disaster had any advantages?
1_No, it didn't have any advantages.
2_No, there were many disadvantages.
3_Yes, people learned how to save their soil.
4_Yes, people learned how to immigrate.
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Question No - 6
6)The dust storms affected .......states.
1_Five
2_Four
3_Three
4_Six
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Question No - 7
7)The antonym of the word "succumbed" is......... in the passage.
1_reset
2_give up
3_summed up
4_resisted
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Question No - 8
8) .............are the main reason for the disaster mentioned in the passage.
1_Immigrants
2_Droughts
3_Storms
4_Hosts
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