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1. Who would be most interested in an article like this?
A. A mechanic
B. A professor
C. A surgeon
D. A painter
True.D
2. What is a good cleaning solution for paintbrushes?
A. One part alcohol and three parts water
B. Two parts alcohol and two parts water
C. Water
D. Strong chemicals
True.A
3. According to the text, how are paintbrushes best stored?
A. On their sides
B. In a wooden box
C. With their tips up
D. With their tips down
True.C
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4. How many store branches does The Art Shoppe have?
A. One
B. Six
C. Ten
D. The article does not say.
True.B
5. According to the advertisement, what do you get if you buy a painting at The Art Shoppe?
A. Some money
B. Painting lessons
C. Another painting
D. Some paint
True.C
6. What does the offer NOT apply to?
A. Animal paintings
B. Watercolor paintings
C. Landscape paintings
D. Portraits
True.B
7. What classes are offered on Wednesday evenings?
A. Photography
B. Painting
C. Flower arranging
D. Sculpture
True.D
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8. What did Freddy’s grandparents give him and Jill for a wedding present?
A. A cake
B. Some coffee
C. A trip to France
D. Tickets to a museum
True.C
9. Based on this letter, which of the following could be inferred?
A. Freddy is an indoor person, and Jill is an outdoor person.
B. Freddy is an outdoor person, and Jill is an indoor person.
C. Both Freddy and Jill are indoor people.
D. Freddy and Jill hate to travel.
True.A
10. Why did they decide to visit the museums in the afternoon?
A. They could get a discounted price in the afternoon.
B. The museums are closed in the mornings.
C. The weather is hot and the museums have air conditioning.
D. The art is better in the afternoon.
True.C
11. How long was their trip?
A. One week
B. Two weeks
C. One month
D. The reading does not say.
True.B
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Newspaper clipping
Local high-school teacher communicates with blind students via sculpture. Matt Creabome, an art teacher at Crestview High-School, recently began using sculpture to assist blind students with such subjects as math and geometry. He got the idea by watching the great Spanish sculptor Rigo Rossi use his hands to count off measurements as he sculpted. “By using their hands, students can feel things like distances and spatial relationships,” Mr Creabome said. “This allows them to think abstractly, just like in geometry.” Mr. Creabome’s technique will be tried in several other schools this fall including three high schools for blind learners. According to Jim Miller, director for assisted student learning, Mr. Creabome’s methods should help visually impaired students match non-visually impaired students in terms of their test scores in mathematics. “We are looking forward to big improvements in test scores in the next few years,” Mr. Miller said.
12. What was the age range of the students interviewed?
A. 10 – 14
B. 14 – 16
C. 15 – 18
D. 15 – 20
True.C
13. According to one art director, what do students associate art with?
A. Color
B. Shape
C. Size
D. Popularity
True.A
14. According to the chart, what is the least likely to be considered art?
A. Painting
B. Clay sculpture
C. Stone sculpture
D. Woodworking
True.D
15. According to the newspaper clipping, which students are Mr. Creaborne’s classes for?
A. Students who cannot see
B. Students who cannot hear
C. Students who cannot taste
D. Students who cannot feel
True.A
16. According to the newspaper clipping, what benefit will Mr. Creaborne’s technique have on the students?
A. Test scores will go up.
B. Test scores will go down.
C. Test scores will stay the same.
D. The article does not say.
True.A
