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This document appears to be a quiz containing two situations with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing reading comprehension and math word problems. The first situation is about a man named Jack who woke up late and took a later train to work that was delayed, requiring him to calculate times. The second situation involves a doctor's appointments and arrival/departure times at his clinic. There are also sections matching greetings to times of day and parting phrases. The quiz contains a total of 20 questions to test the reader's understanding of details within the short word problems and ability to connect information across the text.

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Quiz 1

This document appears to be a quiz containing two situations with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing reading comprehension and math word problems. The first situation is about a man named Jack who woke up late and took a later train to work that was delayed, requiring him to calculate times. The second situation involves a doctor's appointments and arrival/departure times at his clinic. There are also sections matching greetings to times of day and parting phrases. The quiz contains a total of 20 questions to test the reader's understanding of details within the short word problems and ability to connect information across the text.

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Quiz 1

Name: ________________________ #: _________ Class 6/___

Listening
1 ______________ 2 ________________
3 ______________ 4 ________________
5 ______________ 6 ________________ (6points)

Directions: Read and answer each question.


Situation 1:
Jack had a bad morning yesterday.
1.Jack usually wakes up at 7 o’clock in the morning. Yesterday, he got up 53 minutes
later than usual. What time did Jack wake up?
________________________________________________________(2points)
2.Since he got up late, Jack could not take his usual train. He took the next train at
twenty past eight in the morning, which was 40 minutes later than his usual train. What
time is his usual train?
________________________________________________________(2points)
3.The train ride usually takes half an hour, but there was a 25-minute delay. How many
minutes was the train ride yesterday?
________________________________________________________(2points)
4.Jackarrived at his office at 9:25 in the morning; his meeting with the client was
scheduled at a quarter to ten in the morning. How many minutes did he have to prepare
for the meeting?
Situation 2
On Fridays, Dr. Moore usually comes in to his clinic at 9:30 in the morning and
leaves at noon.
1.The first appointment is usually 12minutes after Dr. Moore arrives. When is the first
appointment on most Fridays?
________________________________________________________(2points)
2.However, Dr. Moore came in at 9:50 in the morning on this Friday. How much later
was Dr. Moore than his usual time?
________________________________________________________(2points)
3.If the first patient came in five minutes before the scheduled time and Dr. Moore let
the patient in right after he arrived at the office, how long did the patient wait for his
appointment?
________________________________________________________(2points)
4.Dr. Moore asked the first patient to rest at home for 8 hours after his appointment.
How many minutes did the patient have to rest?
________________________________________________________(2points)

Column A Column B

1. You greet your teacher at 1 p.m. ( ) a. Hello, Rena. Nice to see you again.

2. meets an old friend. ( ) b. Thank you for joining us. Good night.

3. A teacher greets her students. ( ) c. Sorry. I really must go now.

4. Someone opens a speech at 7 p.m. ( ) d. Good afternoon, ma’am.

5. You meet your classmate. ( ) e. Good morning, class.

6. A receptionist welcomes a guest at 10 a.m. ( ) f. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

7. You part with a friend after school. ( ) g. Good morning, sir.

8. A TV host closes her evening’s program. ( ) h. Good night. Sweet dream.

9. You end a conversation with a friend. ( ) i. How are you today?

10.A Mommy takes her little son to bed. ( ) j. Bye. See you tomorrow.

Match Column A to B

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