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Interactive multiple-choice quiz: Grade 11 General - EOT3 Revision Questions - وفق الهيكل الوزاري 2026
Part 8 - 20 questions (Reading Q1 to Reading Q20)
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Reading Q1: Climate change is caused only by natural factors, not human activities.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage states that climate change is caused mainly by human activities such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation.
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Reading Q2: If temperatures rise by more than 2 degrees Celsius, there will be serious consequences.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The text mentions that scientists have warned that if temperatures rise by more than 2 degrees Celsius, the consequences will be severe.
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Reading Q3: Microplastics are created when plastic breaks down into tiny pieces.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage explains that plastic waste breaks down into tiny pieces called microplastics.
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Reading Q4: Scientists have already proven that microplastics cause cancer in humans.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The text says scientists are still studying the health effects, implying that such definitive proof is not yet established.
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Reading Q5: All countries have banned single-use plastics completely.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage says 'Some' countries have banned single-use plastics, not all.
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Reading Q6: The main idea of the passage is that both governments and individuals must work together to protect the environment.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The concluding sentences state that the future of the planet depends on both government policies and personal choices.
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Reading Q7: Online education has made learning more accessible to people with busy schedules.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The text states that flexibility allows students who work full-time or have caring responsibilities to study at their own pace.
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Reading Q8: Most online courses are more expensive than traditional university programs.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage mentions that online courses are often less expensive because they do not require physical buildings.
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Reading Q9: One challenge of online learning is that some students lack self-discipline.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The text specifically mentions that some students struggle with self-discipline because no teacher is watching them.
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Reading Q10: Online courses are only available for short workshops, not full degrees.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage says online courses range from short workshops to full university degrees.
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Reading Q11: The author believes that online education will disappear in the future.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage states that many experts believe online education will continue to grow.
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Reading Q12: Virtual reality and artificial intelligence are making online courses more engaging.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The text explicitly states that virtual reality, AI, and interactive platforms are making online courses more engaging.
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Reading Q13: The author's tone toward online education is balanced, acknowledging both advantages and challenges.
A
True
B
False
C
Not Given
Explanation
The passage discusses benefits like flexibility and cost, while also addressing challenges like isolation and lack of self-discipline.
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Reading Q14: What percentage of Copenhagen's residents commute by bike every day?
A
More than 40%
B
More than 50%
C
More than 60%
Explanation
According to the passage, 'Today, more than 60% of Copenhagen's residents commute by bike every day.'
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Reading Q15: How much has Copenhagen reduced its carbon emissions since 1995?
A
By over 30%
B
By over 40%
C
By over 50%
Explanation
The text says 'Copenhagen has reduced its carbon emissions by over 50% since 1995.'
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Reading Q16: What is Copenhagen's goal for 2025?
A
To become the world's first carbon-neutral capital
B
To ban all cars from the city
C
To build 500 kilometers of new bike lanes
Explanation
The passage specifies that the city aims to become the world's first carbon-neutral capital by 2025.
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Reading Q17: What problem did Copenhagen face in the 1960s?
A
Too many cyclists on the roads
B
Severe traffic congestion and air pollution
C
Lack of public transportation
Explanation
The text notes that in the 1960s, the city faced severe traffic congestion and air pollution.
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Reading Q18: What did business owners initially believe about removing car traffic?
A
It would attract more customers
B
It would hurt their shops
C
It would have no effect
Explanation
Initially, business owners complained that removing car traffic would hurt their shops.
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Reading Q19: Based on the passage, what is most likely to happen in Copenhagen by 2025?
A
The city will fail to meet its carbon-neutral goal
B
The city will likely achieve or come close to its carbon-neutral goal
C
The city will abandon its cycling infrastructure
Explanation
The text describes Copenhagen's success and commitment, suggesting that achieving the goal is the expected outcome.
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Reading Q20: The author's attitude toward Copenhagen's approach is best described as:
A
Highly critical
B
Neutral and uninterested
C
Admiring and instructive
Explanation
The author presents Copenhagen as a successful model and highlights lessons other cities can learn, showing admiration and a desire to instruct.
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