200 8 Now look at the whole text. Choose the
correct answer.
1 Line 6: Pip was afraid because ...
a he was alone in the dark.
b he knew there was something frightening
behind the door.
c he was a nervous child.
2 Lines 18–19: The white things had changed
their colour because ...
a they were dirty.
b they were very old.
c they had been in the sunlight.
3 Lines 20-21: When Miss Havisham first wore
the dress ...
a it belonged to someone else.
b she was young.
c she was very thin.
4 Line 34: When she said her heart was broken,
she meant that ...
a she had a serious illness.
b she was feeling angry about something.
c something terrible had hurt her in the past.
5 Line 47: The word 'It' refers to ...
a the room.
b the darkness.
c the wall.
6 Lines 52–55: Pip couldn't see the shape of the
thing on the table because ...
a it was under a yellow tablecloth.
b it was hidden by cobwebs.
c the room was too dark.
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1. This is a pen. The pen is red.
2. These are pencils. The pencils are black.
3. This is soup. The soup is tasty.
4. In the morning I eat a sandwich and drink tea.
5. She gave me coffee and a cake. The coffee was hot. The cake was tasty.
6. Do you like ice cream?
7. I see a book in your hand. Is the book interesting?
8. Do you need a camera?
9. He never eats meat, he always eats vegetables, cereals, seeds, fruit, and nuts. He is a vegetarian.
10. This is a pineapple. The pineapple is delicious.
11. Elaine, apples are good for you!
12. My cousin is upset. He's got a sore throat.
13. This is cottage cheese. The cottage cheese is fresh.
14. She bought meat, butter and potatoes yesterday. She also bought a cake. The cake was very tasty. We ate the cake with tea.
15. This is my table. On the table I have a book, two pencils, a pen and paper.
16. This is a bag. The bag is brown. It is my sister's bag. And this is my bag. It is yellow.

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