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Mindset for IELTS (Unit 3 - Reading 2: Extra MCQ Practice)Versión en línea After Reading Extra: MCQ Practice por Dr. Mohammed Abugohar 1 1. According to the passage, In which era did the hot-air balloons come into use? Choose one or more answers a Six dynasties (220-589 AD) b Three kingdoms era (220-280 AD) c Shang dynasty (1600-1046 BC) d Imperial China (221 BC – 1912 AD) 2 2. Who used the early incarnation of the hot-air balloons? a Liu Bei b Cao Cao c Sima Yi d Zhuge Liang 3 3. When did the first manned hot air balloon come into use? a October 15,1783 b September 19, 1783 c November 21, 1783 d August 18, 1783 4 4. Who developed the Modern Day Hot-air Balloons? a Zhuge Liang b Pilatre de Rozier c Ed Yost d Joseph-Micheal Montgolfier 5 5. What was the name given to the first modern hot air balloon? a Roziere Balloons b Aerostat Reveillon c Vijayapat Singhania d Bristol Belle 6 6. According to the passage, Monalisa is a Da Vinci’s masterpiece b One of the famous works of art c Just another painting d The only work on art 7 7. Why do people want to view art in its original form? a They can appreciate art better in its original form. b They are tired of viewing duplicates. c both A & B d None of the above 8 8. According to the passage, what is the difference between a novel and a painting? a No difference b Novels are unique. c Paintings are unique objects. d None of the above 9 9. What is the difference between reading a novel and a painting? a No difference. b In a novel, they have to carefully observe the way they are printed and in a painting it is just reading the meaning. c In a painting, they have to carefully observe the way they are printed and in a novel it is just reading the meaning. d None of the above

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Mindset for IELTS (Unit 3 - Reading 2: Extra MCQ Practice)Versión en línea

por Dr. Mohammed Abugohar

1. According to the passage, In which era did the hot-air balloons come into use?

Choose one or more answers

2. Who used the early incarnation of the hot-air balloons?

3. When did the first manned hot air balloon come into use?

4. Who developed the Modern Day Hot-air Balloons?

5. What was the name given to the first modern hot air balloon?

6. According to the passage, Monalisa is

7. Why do people want to view art in its original form?

8. According to the passage, what is the difference between a novel and a painting?

9. What is the difference between reading a novel and a painting?