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Froggy Jumps Connect 5. p.52-53-54Online version Reading by English B1 Mond-Thurs 1 1. What are the Standing Stones at Al-Rajajil? a A) Big trees in the forest b B) Standing columns of rock c C) Cars made of stone 2 2. Where are the Standing Stones? a A) In Saudi Arabia b B) In Mexico c C) In China 3 3. How many groups of stones are there? a A) 10 b B) 100 c C) 54 4 1. How are the Standing Stones like Stonehenge? a A) They are big rocks in a circle b B) They are made of chocolate c C) They are inside a pyramid 5 2. What kinds of trade routes are on the map? a A) Land route and water route b B) Train route and bus route c C) Mountain and rainbow route 6 3. How does the map connect to the text? a A) It shows food names. b B) It shows where people play c C) It shows the trade routes 7 1. The ubication of the stone spheres: a the desert b the jungle of Costa Rica c a museum 8 How many stone spheres were found? a A) Over 300 b B) Only 10 c C) Just 5 10 3. How big are the biggest spheres? a A) 7 feet b 10 feet c C) 100 feet

Froggy Jumps

Connect 5. p.52-53-54Online version

Reading

by English B1 Mond-Thurs

1. What are the Standing Stones at Al-Rajajil?

A) Big trees in the forest

B) Standing columns of rock

C) Cars made of stone

2. Where are the Standing Stones?

A) In Saudi Arabia

B) In Mexico

C) In China

3. How many groups of stones are there?

A) 10

B) 100

C) 54

1. How are the Standing Stones like Stonehenge?

A) They are big rocks in a circle

B) They are made of chocolate

C) They are inside a pyramid

2. What kinds of trade routes are on the map?

A) Land route and water route

B) Train route and bus route

C) Mountain and rainbow route

3. How does the map connect to the text?

A) It shows food names.

B) It shows where people play

C) It shows the trade routes

1. The ubication of the stone spheres:

the desert

the jungle of Costa Rica

a museum

How many stone spheres were found?

A) Over 300

B) Only 10

C) Just 5

3. How big are the biggest spheres?

A) 7 feet

10 feet

C) 100 feet

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Connect 5. p.52-53-54Online version

by English B1 Mond-Thurs

1. What are the Standing Stones at Al-Rajajil?

2. Where are the Standing Stones?

3. How many groups of stones are there?

1. How are the Standing Stones like Stonehenge?

2. What kinds of trade routes are on the map?

3. How does the map connect to the text?

1. The ubication of the stone spheres:

How many stone spheres were found?

3. How big are the biggest spheres?

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