Comprehension questions for A1 level from this text: Well, last month, my friend Allie and I had a crazy idea. We decided to cycle from the south of England to the north of Scotlan... Comprehension questions for A1 level from this text: Well, last month, my friend Allie and I had a crazy idea. We decided to cycle from the south of England to the north of Scotland, from Land’s End to John o’Groats. It’s an 874-mile trip! It takes ten to fourteen days. But I’m not a fast cyclist, and I want to enjoy visiting different places, so we plan to ride for four weeks. We will visit historic cities like Bath and Edinburgh, cycle through the pretty countryside and visit museums and castles on the way. Allie wanted to camp, but I’d like a comfortable bed at the end of each day, so we are going to stay in guest houses. I hope it doesn’t rain a lot, but I hope it’s not too hot either!
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The question is asking for comprehension questions suitable for A1 level learners based on the provided text about a cycling trip from England to Scotland. This involves extracting key details and creating simple questions that test understanding.
Answer
1. What was their crazy idea? 2. Trip length? 3. How long planned? 4. Places to visit? 5. Accommodation? 6. Weather hopes?
- What was the crazy idea that the speaker and Allie had? 2. How long is the cycling trip from Land’s End to John o’Groats? 3. How many days do they plan to take for their trip? 4. What do they plan to visit along the way? 5. Where do they plan to stay each night? 6. What does the speaker hope about the weather?
Answer for screen readers
- What was the crazy idea that the speaker and Allie had? 2. How long is the cycling trip from Land’s End to John o’Groats? 3. How many days do they plan to take for their trip? 4. What do they plan to visit along the way? 5. Where do they plan to stay each night? 6. What does the speaker hope about the weather?
More Information
The questions are designed to test comprehension of a simple narrative about a cycling trip, keeping in mind A1 level English learners who are generally beginners.
Tips
A common mistake is not referring back to the text for specific details. Always refer to the text to confirm your answers.
Sources
- My next summer holiday plan – A1 English reading test - test-english.com
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