Reading Comprehension Form 7
Term II
Term II
1. Прочитайте твердження до тексту (1-12).
1. Прочитайте твердження до тексту (1-12).
2. Прочитайте текст про синів.
2. Прочитайте текст про синів.
3. У подану нижче форму впишіть свою електронну адресу, своє ім'я та прізвище.
3. У подану нижче форму впишіть свою електронну адресу, своє ім'я та прізвище.
4. Прочитайте твердження ще раз і виберіть True, якщо твердження вірне або False, якщо воно хибне.
4. Прочитайте твердження ще раз і виберіть True, якщо твердження вірне або False, якщо воно хибне.
5. Перевірте свої відповіді, відправте, натиснувши НАДІСЛАТИ.
5. Перевірте свої відповіді, відправте, натиснувши НАДІСЛАТИ.
7. Обов'язково перегляньте свій результат.
7. Обов'язково перегляньте свій результат.
Sons
Sons
Two village women were getting water from the well. A third woman came up. An old man was sitting on a stone. He was watching the women. One of the women said to another: "My little son is so strong. He is the strongest boy of all his friends".
Two village women were getting water from the well. A third woman came up. An old man was sitting on a stone. He was watching the women. One of the women said to another: "My little son is so strong. He is the strongest boy of all his friends".
"Oh, you must hear how my boy sings", answered the second woman. "Nobody can sing so beautiful as he can".
"Oh, you must hear how my boy sings", answered the second woman. "Nobody can sing so beautiful as he can".
The third woman didn't say anything. "Have you anything to tell us about your son?" asked her the two women.
The third woman didn't say anything. "Have you anything to tell us about your son?" asked her the two women.
"What can I tell you?" she said. "There is nothing so special about him".
"What can I tell you?" she said. "There is nothing so special about him".
Then the women picked up their buckets and went back to their houses. The old man went after them. On the way the women stopped and put their buckets down, as they were heavy. The women were tired. At this time they saw three boys running along the street. One of the boys was very big and strong. He looked like an athlete. The women smiled at him when he came up to them. The second boy was singing a very beautiful song. The women turned their heads to listen. But the third boy ran up to his mother, picked up her bucket of water and carried it home for her. Then one of the women turned to the old man and asked, "What do you think of our sons?"
Then the women picked up their buckets and went back to their houses. The old man went after them. On the way the women stopped and put their buckets down, as they were heavy. The women were tired. At this time they saw three boys running along the street. One of the boys was very big and strong. He looked like an athlete. The women smiled at him when he came up to them. The second boy was singing a very beautiful song. The women turned their heads to listen. But the third boy ran up to his mother, picked up her bucket of water and carried it home for her. Then one of the women turned to the old man and asked, "What do you think of our sons?"
"Sons? Where are they?" the old man answered. "I see only one son".
"Sons? Where are they?" the old man answered. "I see only one son".