Word Play
Context
Reading Comprehension
Language Features
Juicy Sentence
100

To provide something money or a resource driven by a particular cause

fund

100

Like last month, when a local nurse named Amina—trained by a program _____________ by the European Union—saved a woman in labor during a complicated birth.”

funded (fund)

100

"But today, I stand on a cracked dirt road in South Sudan, sweat clinging to my skin under the heavy sun."

sight, touch

100

Which of the following lists the most common coordinating conjunctions?

A) fun, act, nope, bake, organize, you, such

B) for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

C) from, at, no, buffer, out, you, say

 

B) for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

100

“Each time we cross a border with medicine, compassion, and a willingness to listen, we prove that multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook.” 

(i) The sentence is about…

A.) we (the doctors)

B.) compassion

C.) border crossings

A.) we (the doctors)

200

the quality or state of being prepared to do something; a desire that comes with action

willingness

200

The nurse showed a _________________ to learn and help.

willingness

200

"We are stitching it back together, thread by fragile thread."


A) Repairing a broken world through cooperation 

B) Destroying the community 

C) Not doing anything to help those in need 

A) Repairing a broken world through cooperation 

200

The purpose of coordinating conjunctions is to…

A) confuse the reader

B) entertain the reader

C) connect ideas

C) connect ideas

200

“Each time we cross a border with medicine, compassion, and a willingness to listen, we prove that multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook.” 

The doctors carry _______ across the border.

A.) medicine

B.) compassion

C.) a willingness to listen

D.) all of the above 


D.) all of the above 

300

involving many countries or nationalities

multinational

300

The multinational team displayed a high degree of _________________ toward their common goal of eliminating disease in the conflict.

cooperation

300

“I remember his mother’s hands—how they trembled as I gave her the news in simple, translated words. I had worked alongside doctors from five different countries that day.”


This text is written in…

A) 1st person point of view 

B) 2nd person point of view 

C) 3rd person point of view

A) 1st person point of view 

300

Nominalization is the process of turning a verb into a…

A) adjective 

B) adverb

C) noun

C) noun

300

“Each time we cross a border with medicine, compassion, and a willingness to listen, we prove that multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook.”


Which word describes the type of cooperation?

A.) difficult

B.) multinational

C.) easy

B.) multinational

400

the process of working together toward a common goal

cooperation

400

The ______________ organization had doctors from Japan, Spain, France and Canada.

multinational

400

"We are stitching it back together, thread by fragile thread." →  SIMILE or METAPHOR

This metaphor compares the world and a piece of fabric. The meaning is best described as…

A) Repairing a broken world through cooperation 

B) Destroying the community 

C) Not doing anything to help those in need 

Metaphor; 

A) Repairing a broken world through cooperation 

400

Writers use nominalization order to…

A) entertain

B) persuade

C) use a formal or academic tone

C) use a formal or academic tone

400

Why does the narrator say that “multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook?”

A.) Multinational cooperation only occurs in books.

B.) Multinational cooperation is necessary in the real world.

C.) The narrator did not learn about multinational cooperation in school.

B.) Multinational cooperation is necessary in the real world.

500

What does IGO mean?

Intergovernmental Organization

500

“Each time we cross a border with medicine, compassion, and a willingness to listen, we prove that multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook.”


What is the main theme of the passage?
a. The dangers of disease
b. The challenges of medical school
c. The importance and limits of international cooperation

c. The importance and limits of international cooperation

500

“It is real. It is hard. It is worth it.”


What does the narrator suggest about humanitarian work?
a. It is glamorous and easy
b. It’s difficult but worthwhile and deeply human

c. It should only be done by locals

b. It’s difficult but worthwhile and deeply human

500

“Countries worked together to organize a shipment of vaccines.”.”

Which phrase demonstrates the concept of nominalization using the verb organize?

A) A shipment of vaccines was organized by countries working together.

B) The organization of the vaccine shipment was proof of countries working together.

C) Together, countries worked to organize a shipment of vaccines.

B) The organization of the vaccine shipment was proof of countries working together.

500

“Each time we cross a border with medicine, compassion, and a willingness to listen, we prove that multinational cooperation is more than a phrase in a textbook.”


How often do the doctors carry those items and ideas across the border?

A.) Each time

B.) One time

C.) Two times

A.) Each time