V3 leesles week 17

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Reading lesson

V3 - week 17

Today:

Read 2 texts:

1 text TL (/mavo) level

1 text Havo level

-> answer the questions on your paper

-> make sure you can mark where you found your answer

Read text 4 

Denmark is the world’s happiest country – official

and answer the questions with it

answer on your paper

mark where you found your answer 

if possible

The answer to the next question will be given by...

Vraag 4

How does the writer introduce the subject of the article in lines 1-14?

He introduces it by:

A) asking a question.

B) expressing his opinion.

C) making a statement.

D) telling a joke.

Juiste antwoord is C

5) Kies bij ___5___ in regel 41 het juiste antwoord uit de gegeven mogelijkheden.

1. cause a lot of anxiety
2. contain some surprises
3. not bring any new facts
4. not reflect the truth

6) Op welke twee punten scoren de ‘gelukkigste landen’ hoog volgens het rapport?

Read text 7 

Ah, ha, ha, ha, Stayin’ Alive

and answer the questions with it

answer on your paper

mark where you found your answer 

if possible

The answer to the next question will be given by...

“Japan’s passion for karaoke is sticking unhealthily in the nation’s throat”(ondertitel)
Waarom is karaoke volgens de tekst ongezond?

The purpose of paragraphs 1 and 2 is:
1) to explain the popularity of karaoke bars in both Japan and Great Britain.

1. juist
2. onjuist

The purpose of paragraphs 1 and 2 is:
2) to give examples of annoying customs imported into Great Britain from Japan.

1. juist
2. onjuist

The purpose of paragraphs 1 and 2 is:
3) to illustrate that Great Britain has better-equipped karaoke facilities than
Japan.

1. juist
2. onjuist

The purpose of paragraphs 1 and 2 is:
4) to point out the cultural differences between Great Britain and Japan in the
practising of karaoke

1. juist
2. onjuist

What becomes clear from paragraph 3?

1. Karaoke has massively invaded Japanese society in a variety of ways.
2. Technical developments have made karaoke an ever more competitive matter in Japan.
3. The Japanese economy has profited enormously from the success of karaoke.
4. The Japanese have become fed up with their traditional karaoke bars.

Which text do you think
was the most difficult one?

The first one (text 4)

The second one (text 7)

Text 4 = TL

Text 11 = KB