Ona tili (Majburiy)

19. What is the passage about?
A) how seeds grow B) birds that eat seeds
C) children who plant seeds
D) people who grow flowers
20. Why does a seed need time?
A) to get older B) to get food
C) to make a straw D) to grow
21. What happens after a shoot comes up?
A) It drops seeds. B) It grows leaves.
C) It grows shoots. D) It drops flowers.
22. Which sentence is an opinion?
A) A seed needs time to grow.
B) The new plant is called a seedling.
C)The flowers are very pretty.
D) The seeds will start to grow.
Rugged Roads
In the 1800s, people moved to the West in covered wagons. Mules or oxen pulled the wagons. Families piled their furniture and belongings inside. Because the wagons were so full, there was no room in the wagon for sleeping.
Traveling was an adventure. The wagons were not comfortable to ride in because the wagon wheels were covered in iron, not rubber. Roads made wagons more uncomfortable because they were bumpy and not paved. People who did not drive the wagon walked beside it.
The roads were rugged, but they did help with one daily chore. Women or children milked their cows in the morning. Then they poured some fresh milk into a wooden butter churn. They hung the container on the wagon. The wagon bounced so much that by night, the churn held a lump of butter.
23. Which one is not a reason why people walked alongside their wagons?
A) The roads were bumpy.
B) The wagon was filled.
C) The wagon bounced.
D) The wagon was used to make butter.
24. Which of these was one good result of the rugged roads?
A) The milk was turned into butter.
B) The women milked the cows.
C) People walked beside the wagon.
D) The wagons were full of belongings.
25. Which sentence is an opinion?
A) Traveling by covered wagons was fun.
B) Wagon wheels were covered in iron.
C) Cows were milked in the morning.
D) Butter was made from milk.