English 6 · Unit 7: Nature's power · Cambridge Global English Stage 6
7.2 Past simple and past continuous
13 questions · e.g. While I ____ TV, there was a news story about a volcanic eruption.
Questions
1. While I ____ TV, there was a news story about a volcanic eruption.
Check2. As the lava ____ down the mountain, an ash cloud exploded.
Check3. Luckily, people ____ near to the volcano when it erupted.
Check- They was watching TV when the storm started.
- They watching TV when the storm started.
- They were watching TV when the storm started.
- They were watch TV when the storm started.
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5. As we were playing, the lightning ____ the tree nearby.
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6. What was Josh doing when the lightning hit?
- He was running home.
- He was chasing the ball near the tree.
- He was watching TV.
- He was standing under the tree.
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7. What happened after the lightning struck the tree?
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8. What happens to the ice pieces in a storm cloud?
- They melt and fall as rain straight away.
- They stay still at the top.
- They turn into lightning bolts.
- The storm winds make them move around and bump into each other.
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9. Where do the tiny ice crystals with a positive charge go?
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10. Why does lightning often strike trees and towers?
- The positive charge needs a tall object to connect with the negative charge in the clouds.
- Lightning likes green things.
- They are the coldest objects.
- Trees and towers are made of ice.
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13. Which phone shouldn't you use in a lightning storm?
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