Electric Bicycles: From Invention to Popularity

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In this activity, students listen to or read a conversation about e-bikes. They answer multiple-choice questions to test their understanding of the topic and follow the flow of the discussion.

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Electric Bicycles: From Invention to Popularity


Electric Bicycles: From Invention to PopularityVersión en línea In this activity, students listen to or read a conversation about e-bikes. They answer multiple-choice questions to test their understanding of the topic and follow the flow of the discussion. por muhd najmi 1 Where does Speaker A often see electric bicycles? a In rural villages b In schools c In the city d In shopping malls 2 Why did people start thinking about adding a motor to bicycles? a Bicycles were too expensive b Cycling was tiring for long distances and uphill roads c People did not like walking d Roads were too crowded 3 What was a problem with early e-bikes? a They were too fast b They were very noisy c They were heavy and batteries did not last long d They were very expensive to repair 4 What helped improve e-bikes over time? a Better roads b Cheaper petrol c Improved battery technology d More cycling competitions 5 How fast can most modern e-bikes go according to the conversation? a 15 kilometres an hour b 20 kilometres an hour c 25 kilometres an hour d 40 kilometres an hour 6 Why are e-bikes useful in Malaysia? a They are faster than cars b They help riders in hot weather c They can carry many passengers d They do not need electricity 7 Why are e-bikes very popular in China? a They are given free by the government b They are faster than trains c Many people use them daily for work and errands d Cars are not allowed there 8 Why are e-bikes not very common in Malaysia yet? a Roads are too small b People prefer cars and motorbikes c E-bikes are illegal d There are no shops selling them 9 What is one reason e-bikes can be expensive in Malaysia? a They cost around RM10,000 b They need petrol c They usually cost around RM3,000 or more d They need special licences 10 Who can use e-bikes according to Speaker A? a Only athletes b Only young people c Almost everyone, including older people and students d Only people who live in cities

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Electric Bicycles: From Invention to PopularityVersión en línea

por muhd najmi

Where does Speaker A often see electric bicycles?

Why did people start thinking about adding a motor to bicycles?

What was a problem with early e-bikes?

What helped improve e-bikes over time?

How fast can most modern e-bikes go according to the conversation?

Why are e-bikes useful in Malaysia?

Why are e-bikes very popular in China?

Why are e-bikes not very common in Malaysia yet?

What is one reason e-bikes can be expensive in Malaysia?

Who can use e-bikes according to Speaker A?