Q: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: Hello, I am a box. I am big and I am green. I have many things. Look! This is a pencil box. It's white. It's Jack's. He likes white very much. What are in the pencil box? Three pens are in it. What is that? It's an orange. It's Linda's. Oranges are her favorite fruit. Some baseballs are in me, too. They are John's and Mary's. They lost them on the playground. Whose keys are these? They are Anna's. She lost them in the library. A boy found _ . You can see an English book in me, too. Whose book is it? I don't know. Who am I? I am the Lost and Found box. Options: A Blue. B Black. C White. D Green. Answer: C White. Question:
A: What color is the pencil box?

Q: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: Driving a car at a high speed along a highway seems to be fun. You need only to follow the bright traffic signs beside the highways and it will take you to where you wish. But to a London taxi driver, driving is not an easy job. A taxi driver has to have not only skills but also a good knowledge of the city of London, from the smaller road to the most popular bar around. He has to be at service of all kinds of passengers at all times. A certain London taxi driver told of his job as follows. During the night it is quite usual for him to stop two or three times for some refreshments . He said, "I never drink when I'm working --- I would lose my license." He usually goes home between 2 and 3 o'clock in the night. There are times he has to stay longer and try to make more runs. He said, "That's the worst thing about working for yourself. If you don't make any money, no one is going to give it to you." London taxi drivers not only "take" but also "give". Every summer hundreds of children from London will go for a day at the sea --- by taxi! Their rides are paid by the taxi drivers, and these all go to the "London Taxi for _ ". At the sea, they are met by the mayor , and a lunch party is also held in honor of the taxi drivers and the children. After a happy day running around the sea beaches and visiting the markets, the children go home again --- by taxi, and free of charge , of course! Options: A he has to know all the places in the city and serve all kinds of passengers at all the time B there is much traffic in London and people there like traveling by taxi C he has to follow the bright traffic sighs D although he works hard he earns little money Answer: A he has to know all the places in the city and serve all kinds of passengers at all the time Question:
A: It is not easy to be a taxi driver in London because _ .

Q: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: Giving someone good news is easy, but what about bad news? Are there any good ways to give bad news without making people too upset? The following steps might help: Say something positive. Try to start or end the conversation with some good news, so that it's not all bad. For example, " You did very well in the interview, but unfortunately we've given the job to somebody else." Prepare your listener for the news. Use phrases to introduce what you're going to say, like "Unfortunately, ...", " I'm really sorry , but..." or " I'm afraid I've got some bad news." This gives the listener time to prepare for what you're going to say. Try to give a reason. People like know why things go wrong. Try to explain the decision. If someone doesn't get the job, can you explain why? If you have to cancel an appointment, try to give a reason. Use a soft _ of voice. If you're giving someone bad news, try to use a soft, calm voice to make your sound kind. Say things to show you understand, like "I'm really sorry." Or "I know this must be disappointing." Options: A "Unfortunately" can be used to tell the bad news. B You can start the conversation with some good news. C Tone of voice is important when giving the bad news. D Nobody likes to know the reason why things go wrong. Answer: D Nobody likes to know the reason why things go wrong. Question:
A: Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

Q: Write a multi-choice question for the following article, with the given choices and answer: Article: Mr. King is a tall and strong man. He teaches P.E. in a middle school. He has a long beard and takes care of it. It was Sunday yesterday. There was a big football match of the year on the playground in the centre of the city. Mr. King likes the games very much and of course he was going to watch it. With his friends' help he got a ticket a few days ago. After breakfast he hurried to the bus stop, but a lot of people were waiting there. A bus came. There were lots of people on it and it was difficult for them to put their feet. He had to grip the back of the chair. At the next stop a boy got on the bus. He was short and couldn't grip anything. Suddenly the bus stopped and the boy was likely to fall off. He looked around and saw Mr. King's beard and gripped it. The man found it at once and called out,"Go off my beard, boy!" "Are you going to get off, sir?"asked the boy. Options: A he was afraid to fall again B he wanted to make the man angry C he hoped the man to find a seat for him D he hoped the man to get off soon Answer: A he was afraid to fall again Question:
A:
The boy gripped Mr. King's beard because _ .