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Sentence Simplification TOEFL QuestionsVersión en línea Multiple Choice Exercise por mario sierra 1 Question 1 Paragraph: In the story, the crow was once admired for its white feathers and beautiful singing, but its fate changed when it revealed to Apollo that his wife had betrayed him. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. The crow’s beauty and song brought it great admiration. b B. The crow revealed Apollo’s wife’s betrayal and was punished, losing its former glory. c C. Apollo’s wife betrayed the crow, so it could no longer sing. d D. The crow was admired by Apollo’s wife for its singing and feathers. 2 Question 2 Paragraph: Apollo, filled with anger after hearing the crow’s words, did not thank the bird for its honesty but instead transformed its feathers from white to black. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. The crow lied to Apollo and was turned black. b B. Apollo rewarded the crow with black feathers for its truthfulness. c C. Apollo turned the crow’s feathers black out of anger, not gratitude. d D. The crow’s honesty saved it from punishment. 3 Question 3 Paragraph: The Manciple warns that people should guard their tongues carefully, because once harsh words are spoken, they cannot be taken back and may cause great harm. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. Harsh words can cause lasting damage, so people should be careful with what they say. b B. Words are powerful only when they are kind and supportive. c C. The Manciple believes silence is better than speaking. d D. People can always take back what they say if they are sorry. 4 Question 4 Paragraph: Although the crow had spoken the truth, his words brought more destruction than benefit, teaching the lesson that truth can sometimes be dangerous. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. The crow was destroyed because it spoke lies. b B. The crow learned that truth is always better than lies. c C. Speaking the truth may cause harm instead of good. d D. Telling the truth brought great rewards to the crow. 5 Question 5 Paragraph: The tale emphasizes that wisdom lies not in speaking every truth, but in knowing when silence is more beneficial than words. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. Silence is sometimes wiser than speaking. b B. All truths should always be spoken immediately. c C. Wisdom means telling only lies instead of truths. d D. The tale shows that silence is always better than truth. 6 Question 6 Paragraph: The Manciple concludes by suggesting that many people regret speaking too freely, but few ever regret choosing to remain silent. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. Most people regret keeping silent. b B. People often regret speaking too much but rarely regret silence. c C. Silence usually brings punishment. d D. Speaking freely is better than being silent. 7 Question 7 Paragraph: The story of the crow becomes a moral warning that careless speech can transform respect into scorn and beauty into ruin. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above? a A. Careless words can destroy reputation and respect. b B. Beauty always turns into ruin with time. c C. The crow was scorned for its ugly feathers. d D. The story warns people to always speak freely.

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Question 1 Paragraph: In the story, the crow was once admired for its white feathers and beautiful singing, but its fate changed when it revealed to Apollo that his wife had betrayed him. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 2 Paragraph: Apollo, filled with anger after hearing the crow’s words, did not thank the bird for its honesty but instead transformed its feathers from white to black. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 3 Paragraph: The Manciple warns that people should guard their tongues carefully, because once harsh words are spoken, they cannot be taken back and may cause great harm. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 4 Paragraph: Although the crow had spoken the truth, his words brought more destruction than benefit, teaching the lesson that truth can sometimes be dangerous. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 5 Paragraph: The tale emphasizes that wisdom lies not in speaking every truth, but in knowing when silence is more beneficial than words. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 6 Paragraph: The Manciple concludes by suggesting that many people regret speaking too freely, but few ever regret choosing to remain silent. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?

Question 7 Paragraph: The story of the crow becomes a moral warning that careless speech can transform respect into scorn and beauty into ruin. Question: Which of the following best expresses the essential information in the sentence above?