Question 1

Who are the two boys mentioned in the passage?

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Roy and Troy

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Roy and Tim

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Tim and Tom

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Troy and Sam

Question 2

What does Roy have?

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A toy train

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A toy truck

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A toy shark

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A toy car

Question 3

What type of toy does Troy have?

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A toy shark

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A toy train

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A toy airplane

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A toy ball

Question 4

How do the boys feel about their play?

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They enjoy it

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They are bored

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They dislike it

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They are confused

Question 5

What do both boys do with their toys?

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They play with them

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They throw them away

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They ignore them

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They break them

Question 6

What is a common adjective used to describe both boys?

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Big

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Young

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Lazy

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Small

Question 7

How many boys are mentioned in the passage?

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Two

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Four

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One

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Three

Question 8

What is the relationship between Roy and Troy?

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They are both boys and friends

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They are brothers

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They are strangers

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They are cousins

Question 9

What do Roy and Troy enjoy doing together?

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Playing with their toys

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Watching TV

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Doing homework

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Eating snacks

Question 10

What type of toys are mentioned in the passage?

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A train and a shark

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A ball and a bat

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A car and a truck

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A plane and a helicopter

Question 11

What is the main idea of the passage?

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The limitations of freedom of movement and action

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The concept of time management

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The process of decision making

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The importance of travel

Question 12

What would happen if everyone could go anywhere at any time?

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They would see strange things everywhere

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They would meet new people

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They would be bored

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They would be happier

Question 13

Which phrase best describes the tone of the passage?

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Cautious and reflective

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Indifferent and detached

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Joyful and carefree

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Angry and confrontational

Question 14

What is implied about the concept of freedom in the passage?

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It is not as liberating as it seems

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It leads to more happiness

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It should be unlimited

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It is completely beneficial

Question 15

What does the passage suggest about the idea of taking anything while traveling?

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It is unrealistic

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It is always allowed

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It is beneficial

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It is necessary

Question 16

What does the author suggest about doing anything while being somewhere?

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It signifies a lack of structure

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It guarantees enjoyment

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It enhances creativity

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It promotes exploration

Question 17

What would be the consequence of unrestrained movement and action according to the text?

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Strange sights and experiences

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Greater social interaction

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More efficient travel

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Increased happiness

Question 18

The phrase 'seeing strange things everywhere' implies what type of scenario?

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A chaotic or confusing situation

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A fun and exciting adventure

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A structured and organized experience

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A peaceful and harmonious environment

Question 19

The passage primarily questions the validity of which concept?

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Unrestricted freedom

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Travel methods

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Cultural practices

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Social interactions

Question 20

What does the author seem to value based on the passage?

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A balanced approach to freedom

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Total freedom

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Complete control

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Unlimited choices

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