English 6 · Unit 9: Amazing art · Cambridge Global English Stage 6

Questions

1. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   1. What does the building in "Curved wonder" look like?

   • the sails on a huge white ship
   • a magic house in a story book
   • a ship in a port
   • a vegetable
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2. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   2. What is the "Curved wonder" building made of?

   • coloured mosaics and sapphire glass
   • wood and stone
   • brightly-coloured steel pipes
   • smooth concrete and gleaming glass
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3. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   3. Who fills the "Curved wonder" building?

   • artists, actors and musicians
   • memories
   • tourists and shoppers
   • scientists
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4. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   4. What is the "Mosaic magic" building filled with?

   • water
   • art and music
   • artists, actors and musicians
   • memories
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5. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   5. What is the building in the third poem made of?

   • wood and stone
   • brightly-coloured steel pipes and gleaming glass
   • coloured mosaics and sapphire glass
   • smooth concrete and gleaming glass
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6. 📖 This question is about a text that students read in the app.

   6. Why are the poems written using "I"?

   • The poet built it.
   • The building is describing itself, as if it had a personality.
   • The poet lives in the building.
   • It is a diary.
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7. 7. The blue colour of a precious stone is ____.

   • gleaming
   • curved
   • shimmering
   • sapphire
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8. 8. Something that reflects light in a beautiful way is ____.

   • shimmering
   • wavy
   • curved
   • sapphire
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9. 9. Clean, bright and shiny is ____.

   • wavy
   • sapphire
   • curved
   • gleaming
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10. 10. To light something and make it brighter is to ____ it.

    • shimmer
    • curve
    • illuminate
    • gleam
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11. 11. In which sentence is like a preposition comparing two things?

    • I like poems.
    • I like the shape of that building.
    • Do you like it?
    • It looks like the sails on a ship.
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