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FINAL ASSESSMENT. 11TH.Versión en línea Choose the correct option. por Yaledis Katie García De Armas 1 What is the purpose of this passage? a to describe an invention b to tell an inventor’s story c to give the history of wind turbines 2 Which statement from the passage shows how wind energy is a good source of energy? a Only about 15 percent of land in the world has winds this strong. b One megawatt of wind energy can provide power for up to 400 homes . . . c Griffith believes his energy kite will be an important part of the solution to our current climate and energy problems. 3 In paragraph 1, what does the following sentence mean? Population growth means we have a greater need for energy . . . a It takes a lot of energy to grow. b More people will use more energy. c Some people need more energy than others. 4 Which paragraph lists the disadvantages of regular wind turbines? a paragraph 1 b paragraph 2 c paragraph 3 5 What is NOT true about the energy kite? a It takes up a large area of land. b It is relatively cheap to make. c It was inspired by the toy kite. 6 How is the energy kite similar to regular wind turbines? a in their weight b in the way their blades work c in the amount of wind power they make 7 Which of the following is mentioned as an advantage of the energy kite over traditional turbines? a The energy kite is easier to maintain than traditional turbines. b The energy kite can also work underwater. c The energy kite doesn’t weigh as much as a traditional turbine. 8 In paragraph 6, what does Saul Griffith mean when he says, “the dawn of a new age of kites”? a His energy kite is the beginning of new ideas and ways of making energy. b His energy kite will last longer than regular wind turbines. c His energy kite will operate by solar power. 9 In the last sentence of the passage, which climate problem is the author probably referring to? a not enough strong wind b increased rainfall c global warming 10 What is this passage mainly about? a what the energy kite does and how it compares to regular wind turbines b how Saul Griffith tested and developed the energy kite c why wind power is so important 11 Listen to the audio and choose the correct option.During the famine, 2001 Malawians starved to death. a True b False 12 Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. In 2001, Kamkwamba’s family ate only one meal every day. a True b False 13 Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. Kamkwamba’s mother taught him how to build things like windmills. a True b False 14 Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. Kamkwamba’s mother taught him how to build things like windmills. a True b False 15 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Retreat d Withstand 16 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Retreat d Withstand 17 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Retreat d Withstand 18 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Retreat d Withstand 19 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Commute d Commonplace 20 Listen to the definition and choose the correct word. a Dire b Policy c Commute d Commonplace

FINAL ASSESSMENT. 11TH.Versión en línea

Choose the correct option.

por Yaledis Katie García De Armas

What is the purpose of this passage?

to describe an invention

to tell an inventor’s story

to give the history of wind turbines

Which statement from the passage shows how wind energy is a good source of energy?

Only about 15 percent of land in the world has winds this strong.

One megawatt of wind energy can provide power for up to 400 homes . . .

Griffith believes his energy kite will be an important part of the solution to our current climate and energy problems.

In paragraph 1, what does the following sentence mean? Population growth means we have a greater need for energy . . .

It takes a lot of energy to grow.

More people will use more energy.

Some people need more energy than others.

Which paragraph lists the disadvantages of regular wind turbines?

paragraph 1

paragraph 2

paragraph 3

What is NOT true about the energy kite?

It takes up a large area of land.

It is relatively cheap to make.

It was inspired by the toy kite.

How is the energy kite similar to regular wind turbines?

in their weight

in the way their blades work

in the amount of wind power they make

Which of the following is mentioned as an advantage of the energy kite over traditional turbines?

The energy kite is easier to maintain than traditional turbines.

The energy kite can also work underwater.

The energy kite doesn’t weigh as much as a traditional turbine.

In paragraph 6, what does Saul Griffith mean when he says, “the dawn of a new age of kites”?

His energy kite is the beginning of new ideas and ways of making energy.

His energy kite will last longer than regular wind turbines.

His energy kite will operate by solar power.

In the last sentence of the passage, which climate problem is the author probably referring to?

not enough strong wind

increased rainfall

global warming

What is this passage mainly about?

what the energy kite does and how it compares to regular wind turbines

how Saul Griffith tested and developed the energy kite

why wind power is so important

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option.During the famine, 2001 Malawians starved to death.

True

False

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. In 2001, Kamkwamba’s family ate only one meal every day.

True

False

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. Kamkwamba’s mother taught him how to build things like windmills.

True

Dire

Policy

Commute

Commonplace

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FINAL ASSESSMENT. 11TH.Versión en línea

por Yaledis Katie García De Armas

What is the purpose of this passage?

Which statement from the passage shows how wind energy is a good source of energy?

In paragraph 1, what does the following sentence mean? Population growth means we have a greater need for energy . . .

Which paragraph lists the disadvantages of regular wind turbines?

What is NOT true about the energy kite?

How is the energy kite similar to regular wind turbines?

Which of the following is mentioned as an advantage of the energy kite over traditional turbines?

In paragraph 6, what does Saul Griffith mean when he says, “the dawn of a new age of kites”?

In the last sentence of the passage, which climate problem is the author probably referring to?

What is this passage mainly about?

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option.During the famine, 2001 Malawians starved to death.

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. In 2001, Kamkwamba’s family ate only one meal every day.

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. Kamkwamba’s mother taught him how to build things like windmills.

Listen to the audio and choose the correct option. Kamkwamba’s mother taught him how to build things like windmills.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.

Listen to the definition and choose the correct word.