Quiz: Things will get better


Things will get betterOnline version answer the questions by Olena 1 1. Where does the story begin? a in a school classroom b In Mrs Preston’s house by the sea c In a hospital d In a shop 2 2. Why can’t Mrs Preston make tea? a There is no milk b There is no electricity c There is no kettle d There is no tea 3 3. Who came to visit Dave and his family? a Friends and Granny Rose b A plumber c Neighbours from London d The postman 4 4. Why is Dave unhappy about moving? a He doesn’t like the sea b He has no friends and misses life in Greenwich c He doesn’t like his new school uniform d He thinks the house is too small 5 5. What problem did Mrs Preston notice with the water? a It was too cold b It had a strange smell c It looked brown d There wasn’t enough of it 6 6. Where did Dave and his friends decide to go? a To the beach b To the cinema c To the coastal path and the old mine d To the supermarket 7 7. What did Granny Rose warn about calling a plumber? a He might not come on time b It would be very expensive on a Sunday c He might make the problem worse d They didn’t know his number 8 8. What did Luke suggest doing at the old building? a Taking photos of the sea b Playing football c Geocaching with his smartphone d Climbing the chimney 9 9. Who frightened the children near the old building? a A group of tourists b A big man with a spear c The plumber d Granny Rose 10 10. What was the man’s real identity? a A thief b A builder c A Celtic warrior d Bob, the new neighbour

1

1. Where does the story begin?

a

in a school classroom

b

In Mrs Preston’s house by the sea

c

In a hospital

d

In a shop

2

2. Why can’t Mrs Preston make tea?

a

There is no milk

b

There is no electricity

c

There is no kettle

d

There is no tea

3

3. Who came to visit Dave and his family?

a

Friends and Granny Rose

b

A plumber

c

Neighbours from London

d

The postman

4

4. Why is Dave unhappy about moving?

a

He doesn’t like the sea

b

He has no friends and misses life in Greenwich

c

He doesn’t like his new school uniform

d

He thinks the house is too small

5

5. What problem did Mrs Preston notice with the water?

a

It was too cold

b

It had a strange smell

c

It looked brown

d

There wasn’t enough of it

6

6. Where did Dave and his friends decide to go?

a

To the beach

b

To the cinema

c

To the coastal path and the old mine

d

To the supermarket

7

7. What did Granny Rose warn about calling a plumber?

a

He might not come on time

b

It would be very expensive on a Sunday

c

He might make the problem worse

d

They didn’t know his number

8

8. What did Luke suggest doing at the old building?

a

Taking photos of the sea

b

Playing football

c

Geocaching with his smartphone

d

Climbing the chimney

9

9. Who frightened the children near the old building?

a

A group of tourists

b

A big man with a spear

c

The plumber

d

Granny Rose

10

10. What was the man’s real identity?

a

A thief

b

A builder

c

A Celtic warrior

d

Bob, the new neighbour

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Things will get betterOnline version

by Olena

1. Where does the story begin?

2. Why can’t Mrs Preston make tea?

3. Who came to visit Dave and his family?

4. Why is Dave unhappy about moving?

5. What problem did Mrs Preston notice with the water?

6. Where did Dave and his friends decide to go?

7. What did Granny Rose warn about calling a plumber?

8. What did Luke suggest doing at the old building?

9. Who frightened the children near the old building?

10. What was the man’s real identity?

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