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Eng JC Comprehension

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What was Mr Perutka’s job? (a) Mr Perutka's job was a carpenter? (b) Carpenter (c) Mr Perutka's job was making fancy cabinets and skis
Where was the tea house? (a)back garden (b)The tea house was in our village (c)The tea house was in the back garden
Where did the author go to swim and to fish? (a) The author used to swim in the little stream that ran through the village.
Why was it impossible to travel by bus or car during the winter? (a) The snow would block all the roads.
In paragraphs 2 and 3, what evidence is there that the author enjoyed the summer in his home village? The evidence that the author enjoyed the summer in his village is shown when his mother brought him ice cream or when he would go fishing and swimming in the stream. The author says that these things caused great excitement.
Based on what the writer says in paragraph 4, would you like to visit his village in the winter? Give reasons for your answer. Begin the answer by using the question and make your POINT. Then use evidence or QUOTE from the passage and EXPLAIN why you used them.
Where did Mary think the woman had been standing? (a)behind a tree (b)Mary thought the woman was standing alone on the street beside her house. (c) Mary thought the woman had been standing behind a tree.
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