9TH ENGLISH THE FUN THEY HAD CBA 4

 


πŸ‘‰THE FUN THEY HAD SYNONYMS πŸ‘ˆ New

πŸ‘‰THE FUN THEY HAD ANTONYMS πŸ‘ˆ New

πŸ‘‰THE SUNDAY HAD OTHER TESTS πŸ‘ˆ


CBA 4 πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡


Question 1 of 15
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1. Why did Margie write in her diary on 17 May 2157?
  • To record Tommy’s discovery of a real book.
  • To describe her geography examination.
  • To explain her mechanical teacher’s failure.
  • To record her daily school lessons.
2. What surprised Margie about the old book?
  • Its pages displayed moving words on screens.
  • Its words remained still on each page.
  • Its pages contained electronic lessons.
  • Its words changed after every reading.
3. Why did Tommy consider printed books wasteful?
  • They stored millions of books electronically.
  • They displayed words on television screens.
  • They were thrown away after being read.
  • They automatically corrected spelling mistakes.
4. Why did Margie hate her mechanical teacher?
  • It refused to teach arithmetic lessons.
  • It repeatedly tested her in geography.
  • It displayed lessons only during holidays.
  • It prevented her from reading printed books.
5. Why did Margie’s mother call the County Inspector?
  • Margie refused to attend school regularly.
  • Margie damaged the television screen.
  • Margie performed poorly in geography tests.
  • Margie forgot to complete her homework.
6. What caused Margie’s poor performance in geography?
  • The teacher had stopped displaying lessons.
  • The geography sector was geared too quickly.
  • The Inspector removed the geography sector.
  • The teacher had forgotten her previous lessons.
7. Why was Margie disappointed after the Inspector’s visit?
  • She wanted to study with Tommy.
  • She wanted her schoolroom relocated.
  • She wanted the mechanical teacher removed.
  • She wanted printed books for homework.
8. What does Tommy’s discovery suggest about future education?
  • Printed books will disappear immediately.
  • All children will stop learning together.
  • Old-fashioned schools may become unfamiliar.
  • Mechanical teachers will become human beings.
9. Why did Margie find the old school interesting?
  • Children studied alone in separate rooms.
  • Robots taught children in large classrooms.
  • Children learned together in a shared place.
  • Computers automatically checked every answer.
10. How did the old schools differ from Margie’s school?
  • Children studied alone with mechanical teachers.
  • Children attended a common school with human teachers.
  • Children learned only through television screens.
  • Children submitted homework through punch codes.
11. Why did Tommy say teachers taught children differently in the past?
  • Mechanical teachers taught children at home.
  • Human teachers taught children in school buildings.
  • Children taught themselves through electronic screens.
  • County Inspectors taught every subject personally.
12. What does Margie’s mother believe about teaching?
  • Every child should study identical lessons.
  • Teaching should suit each child’s mind.
  • Children should learn without any guidance.
  • Teachers should avoid adjusting their lessons.
13. Why did Margie imagine that old schools were enjoyable?
  • Children completed tests without any classmates.
  • Children learned through mechanical screens.
  • Children studied, played, and shared experiences together.
  • Children attended school only on weekends.
14. What can we infer from Margie’s feelings about old schools?
  • She prefers studying alone at home.
  • She dislikes learning with other children.
  • She longs for companionship and shared learning.
  • She wants every book replaced by computers.
15. Which feature of old schools most clearly contrasts with Margie’s education?
  • Children submitted homework through mechanical slots.
  • Children studied geography using electronic screens.
  • Children learned together with human teachers.
  • Children followed individual computerised lessons.

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