Question

Around the world, summer vacation means long days, sunshine, swimming, sleeping in and, most importantly, no school.

Hundreds of years ago, students took the summer off to help their parents in the fields. Today, summers are full of fun no work. A summer vacation means so many opportunities for kids: summer camps, sports, hobbies or catching up on studies.

If you’re lucky, during the weeks away from school, you can volunteer, travel or go to a camp. It’s time to do a part-time job to learn a new skill. You may hang out with friends all day. Some kids just kick off their shoes and jump into rivers and swimming pools.

If you’re not so lucky, summer vacation may mean summer school—a long, hot summer inside the classroom.

Whatever your plans are, make this summer a good one. Take on a project Learn something! Help someone! Make this summer one to remember.

1.What does summer vacation mean all over the world?

A. Long days. B. Activities.

C. No school. D. All above.

2.What did students do in their summer vacation hundreds of years ago?

A. They studied in extra class. B. They worked in the fields.

C. They volunteered. D. They went abroad.

3.Do students need to go to the classroom in summer vacation?

A. No, they don’t. B. Yes, of course.

C. Maybe, some will. D. Sure, they will.

4.If you want to learn a new skill, you may __________.

A. do a part-time job B. sleep

C. kick off your shoes D. jump into rivers

5.What is the best title for this passage?

A. Make plans for Summer. B. The History of Summer.

C. Unlucky Summer. D. Old Summer.

Answer 1