Question

1. The text talks about:
(a) activism
(b) activation
(c) activity
(d) activate

2. How is it called someone who tries to make changes in society?
(a) politician
(b) teachers
(c) activist
(d) students

3. Activists are generally worried about:
(a) money
(b) people and the planet
(c) their family
(d) governments

4. What can an activist do to make the world a better place for everyone?

(a) He/She can write letters for their bosses complaining about the world problems.
(b) He/She can stop eating for years.
(c) He/She can solve all the problems alone. (d) He/She can write and speak about problems, can take part in protests, can
organize boycotts, etc.

5. The sentence “Activists are people who try to make changes in Society” was written using the:

(a) Simple Past Tense
(b) Simple Present Tense
(c) Present Perfect Tense
(d) Present Continuous Tense

6. What’s the interrogative form for the sentence “ They try to make people aware of issues they care about”?

(a) Are they trying to make people aware of issues they care about?

(b) Does he try to make people aware of issues they care about?

(c) They try to make people aware of issues they care about?

(d) Do they try to make people aware of issues they care about?

7. What’s the negative form for the sentence “They help to destroy the planet we live on”?

(a) They don’t help to destroy the planet we live on.

(b) They not help to destroy the planet we live on.

(c) They aren’t helping to destroy the planet we live on.

(d) They didn’t help to destroy the planet we live on.

8. The activists in the picture are protesting against:

(a) corruption.
(b) hunger in the world.
(c) global warming.
(d) child labor.

9. According to Malala’s speech, the word feminism means:

(a) girls.
(b) women
(c) inequality.
(d) equality.

10. Does Malala say in her speech that she’s a feminist?

(a) No, she doesn’t.
(b) Yes, she does.
(c) Yes, she is.
(d) No, she isn’t.

Answer 1

Resposta:

1 - A

2 - C

3 - B

4 - D

5 - B

6 - D

7 - A

8 - C

9 - D

10 - B