input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. Dear Grace, How are you? Thank you for your last e-mail. You want to know about my school clubs, right ? Well, it's time for us to join the school clubs now. There are many clubs in my school, like the English club, the art club, the music club and the sports club. I have two good friends, Jack and Lisa. We all want to join the school clubs. I want to join the music club, because I can play the guitar. I can't speak English well, but I also want to join the English club. Jack likes sports. He can play soccer and basketball. He is in the school soccer team . He wants to join the sports club. He can play the guitar, too. But he doesn't want to join the music club. Lisa likes drawing. She wants to join the art club. She also speaks English very well. I think she can be in the English club. But she can't be in the music club. She can't play any instruments . Are there any clubs in your school? What club are you in? Please write an e--mail and tell me about your school clubs. Yours, Jane 1. Who wrote a letter?
2. To whom?
3. What about?
4. How many did she mention?
5. What club does she like?
6. Why?
7. Who likes to draw?
8. Is there a club for that?
9. What language does she speak well?
10. Can she join the music club also?
11. Why not?
12. Does Jack like any clubs?
13. Which one?
14. Does he like any sports best?
15. Does he play any instruments?
16. Which one?
17. Does he want to join music club?
18. What does Jane ask grace to write her about?
19. How should she send it?
20. How many good friends does Jane have?
numbered_answers: 1. Jane
2. Grace
3. Janeschool clubs
4. Four
5. The music club
6. Because Jane can play the guitar.
7. Lisa
8. The art club
9. English
10. No
11. She can't play any instruments
12. Yes
13. The sports club
14. Soccer
15. Yes
16. The guitar
17. No
18. Her school clubs.
19. An email
20. Two

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. Once upon a time, there was an old man named John. John loved to eat peaches. In fact, John's whole family, including his mother Stephanie, his father Bob, and his brother James loved to eat peaches. John would eat peaches in the morning for breakfast, in the afternoon for lunch, and in the evening for dinner. John and his best friend, Rick, shared their love for peaches. One day John and Rick started a peach farm so that they would never run out of their favorite fruit. They planted hundreds of peach trees and waited for them to bear fruit. After 6 years of waiting, 1 lonely peach finally grew on one of the trees John and Rick planted. They picked the peach and brought it home. They waited until the weekend to eat it in case more peaches grew, but none did. John and Rick were sad and confused about their farm. They planted hundreds of trees and were sure that there would be thousands of peaches for them to eat in no time. Another peach never grew on their farm for 17 years. One day, a mighty crack of thunder led to a strong storm. Lightning hit the ground over and over, and John and Rick were scared their trees might be killed. The next morning, every tree on the farm had more than 10 peaches on it. John and Rick started shouting for joy. 1. Who are best friends?
2. What do they share?
3. Does anyone else love them?
4. Who's in his family?
5. How old is John?
6. Where do they get all the peaches?
7. did it grow a lot of peaches?
8. did it take a long time?
9. how long?
10. how many did they plant?
numbered_answers: 1. John and Rick
2. Their love for peaches
3. John's whole family
4. His mother Stephanie, his father Bob, and his brother James
5. Old
6. A peach farm
7. Yes
8. Yes
9. more than 17 years
10. Hundreds

input: Make use of the article to answer the questions. CHAPTER LVII.

_Message of the Pasha_

THE sudden apparition of Eva at Gindarics, and the scene of painful mystery by which it was followed, had plunged Tancred into the greatest anxiety and affliction. It was in vain that, the moment they had quitted the presence of Astarte, he appealed to Fakredeen for some explanation of what had occurred, and for some counsel as to the course they should immediately pursue to assist one in whose fate they were both so deeply interested. The Emir, for the first time since their acquaintance, seemed entirely to have lost himself. He looked perplexed, almost stunned; his language was incoherent, his gestures those of despair. Tancred, while he at once ascribed all this confused demeanour to the shock which he had himself shared at finding the daughter of Besso a captive, and a captive under circumstances of doubt and difficulty, could not reconcile such distraction, such an absence of all resources and presence of mind, with the exuberant means and the prompt expedients which in general were the characteristics of his companion, under circumstances the most difficult and unforeseen.

When they had reached their apartments, Fakredeen threw himself upon the divan and moaned, and, suddenly starting from the couch, paced the chamber with agitated step, wringing his hands. All that Tan-cred could extract from him was an exclamation of despair, an imprecation on his own head, and an expression of fear and horror at Eva having fallen into the hands of pagans and idolaters.

It was in vain also that Tancred endeavoured to communicate with Keferinis. The minister was invisible, not to be found, and the night closed in, when Tancred, after fruitless counsels with Baroni, and many united but vain efforts to open some communication with Eva, delivered himself not to repose, but to a distracted reverie over the present harassing and critical affairs. 1. Who fell into the hands of pagans?
2. And who else?
3. Who tried to communicate with Keferinis?
4. Who couldn't be found?
5. Who threw himself on the divan?
6. Then what did he do?
7. What was the apparition of?
8. What followed it?
9. How did they make Tancred feel?
10. Who was asked for an explanation?
11. And what else was he asked for?
12. About what?
numbered_answers:
1. Eva
2. idolaters
3. Tancred
4. the minister
5. Fakredeen
6. paced
7. Eva at Gindarics
8. the scene of painful mystery
9. feelings of anxiety and affliction
10. Fakredeen
11. some counsel
12. the course they should immediately pursue to assist one in whose fate they were both so deeply interested