English 6 · Unit 5: Money · Cambridge Global English Stage 6
5.4 The question of money
12 questions · e.g. What is Ismail's opinion?
Questions
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- Only older children should have pocket money.
- Children should have pocket money because it teaches them useful things about money.
- Children should do jobs for pocket money.
- Children shouldn't have pocket money.
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2. Which point against Ismail's opinion does he include?
- You learn how much things cost.
- Pocket money teaches you to save.
- You learn to spend money in a good way.
- Some parents say children already have everything they need.
📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.
3. What real-life example does Ismail give?
- He gave his money to a charity.
- He saved and bought a video game himself.
- He did jobs in the house.
- He bought a bike for his sister.
4. Which connecting word shows a contrasting point?
Check5. Which connecting word shows the last point?
Check6. My brother earned his extra pocket money ____ by doing jobs at home.
Check7. Dad bought Kris and Jan one video game and they bought the other one ____.
Check8. Why are you still feeding the kitten? It can feed ____ now.
Check9. My brother and I painted our bedroom ____.
Check10. If you both want such expensive phones, you must save some of the money ____.
Check📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.
11. According to Dana, why is it more important to be healthy than rich?
- Rich people are never healthy.
- Healthy people always have money.
- You can't enjoy nice things if you don't feel healthy.
- Doctors are expensive.
📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.
12. What problem does Dana see with being very rich and making new friends?
- Rich people can't do hobbies.
- Friends always ask for money.
- You might not know if your new friends like you or your money.
- You won't have time for friends.