Q: Good evening, everyone! Let's talk about some of the new and the old everyday shows. The news is on Channel Six from 6:00 to 7:00 every evening. Johnson has been reading the news for many years. He and his group always do their job well. The same channel is also good for late night watching. At 11:30 every night, Ted talks with famous people on this 90-minute show Night Time. He always has interesting people on. This week, three movie stars are going to talk about their new movies. In the afternoon, Channel Eleven has a good children's show The Children's Room at 3:30. This show has interesting cartoons. They keep children happy and entertained for hours. Channel Three has the best game shows. They ask some interesting questions and give away a lot of money and gifts. It's really a good way to learn about the world in the game shows.

Answer the following questions:
1. What is on at night after 11pm?
2. What is on Channel Six?
3. Which channel has cartoons?
4. At what time?
5. Where can you watch game shows?
6. Are they educational?
7. Who reads the news?
8. Who are the guests on Night Time this week?
9. What are they going to discuss?
10. Who is the host?
11. What time does the show start?
12. How long is it?
13. What night is it on?
14. Is Johnson new at channel six?
15. How long has he been doing his job?
16. What do people win on the game shows?
17. Which channel has shows for kids?
18. Any show in particular?
19. What time does it aire?
A: 1. Night Time
2. The news
3. Channel Eleven
4. 3:30
5. Channel Three
6. yes
7. Johnson
8. 3 movie stars
9. their new movies
10. Ted
11. At 11:30
12. 90-minutes
13. every night
14. no
15. many years
16. money and gifts
17. Channel Eleven
18. The Children's Room
19. 3:30.

Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

(CNN) -- Thus far, NBC's late-night transition has been like butter.

Jay Leno hosted his final episode of "The Tonight Show" on February 6 with massive celebrity support and even bigger ratings, and Jimmy Fallon took over on February 17 with the same level of excitement.

But there's still one more piece of the Peacock's puzzle left to be added: Seth Meyers.

At 12:35 a.m., the 40-year-old "Saturday Night Live" star will step behind the desk of "Late Night" and occupy a chair once filled by David Letterman, Conan O'Brien and, directly before him, his pal and fellow "Saturday Night Live" alum Fallon.

With that kind of history, it goes without saying that there's pressure on Meyers not to screw up. Yet instead of marching in and tearing down "Late Night's" past, Meyers is planning to keep tradition intact while playing to his strengths.

After 12 years on "SNL," nine of which he served as head writer, Meyers is by all accounts more of a cerebral comedian than a performer. His colleagues give him credit for being the guy who'd rather set up the joke than steal the thunder, and some of his best work doesn't even include his face. See: Tina Fey as Sarah Palin:

Or Louis C.K. as Abraham Lincoln:

Or Amy Poehler killing it as a rapping Sarah Palin:

"There's the class clown, and then there's the guy who sits in the back and says an aside about the class clown," Meyers said to The Wall Street Journal. "That's me."

1. Who was taking over for Jay Leno?
2. How old is Myers?
3. Did he intend to tear down Late Nights past?
4. What did he do before Late Night?
5. How long was he there?
6. What was hid job there for 9 of those years?
7. Who did he write some of his best work for?
8. Who else?
9. Anyone else?
10. In what publication did he say he would make a joke about the class clown?
11. When did Leno host his last episode?
12. When did Fallon start?
13. What was his reception?
14. What channel are their shows on?

Numbered answers:

A: 1. Jimmy Fallon
2. 40
3. No
4. SNL
5. 12 years
6. Head writer
7. Tina Fey
8. Louis C.K.
9. Amy Poehler
10. The Wall Street Journal.
11. February 6
12. February 17
13. Great excitement
14. NBC

Answer the questions at the end based on the text.

CHAPTER XLIV.

BROOKE BURGESS TAKES LEAVE OF EXETER.

[Illustration]

The time had arrived at which Brooke Burgess was to leave Exeter. He had made his tour through the county, and returned to spend his two last nights at Miss Stanbury's house. When he came back Dorothy was still at Nuncombe, but she arrived in the Close the day before his departure. Her mother and sister had wished her to stay at Nuncombe. "There is a bed for you now, and a place to be comfortable in," Priscilla had said, laughing, "and you may as well see the last of us." But Dorothy declared that she had named a day to her aunt, and that she would not break her engagement. "I suppose you can stay if you like," Priscilla had urged. But Dorothy was of opinion that she ought not to stay. She said not a word about Brooke Burgess; but it may be that it would have been matter of regret to her not to shake hands with him once more. Brooke declared to her that had she not come back he would have gone over to Nuncombe to see her; but Dorothy did not consider herself entitled to believe that.

On the morning of the last day Brooke went over to his uncle's office. "I've come to say good-bye, Uncle Barty," he said.

"Good-bye, my boy. Take care of yourself."

"I mean to try."

"You haven't quarrelled with the old woman,--have you?" said Uncle Barty.

"Not yet;--that is to say, not to the knife."

1. Where did Brooke spend the last two days of his stay?
2. What had he done before that?
3. Who suggested Dorothy remain at Nuncombe?
4. Why?
5. Did they say they were prepared to put her up?
6. What accommodations did they offer?
7. What reason did she give to leave?
8. To whom?
9. Where did she go when she left there?
10. How long after she got there did Brooke leave?
11. Did she mention him to her family?
12. Who did he go visit the day he left?
13. What was his name?
14. Where did he visit him?

Numbered answers:

A:
1. Miss Stanbury's house.
2. He had made his tour through the county,
3. Her mother and sister
4. and you may as well see the last of us."
5. yes
6. a bed
7. she'd named a day
8. to her aunt
9. the Close
10. the day before his departure.
11. no
12. his uncle
13. Barty,"
14. to his uncle's office