Free Exam: RC001G Reading Comprehension Intermediate: The Runaway
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Directions: Read the story then answer the questions below.
[b]"The Runaway"[/b]
My name is Uma.
I was 17 when I ran away from home for good .
I stole $45 from my Dad’s drawer one morning.
He had already left for work.
I stuffed some clothes in my backpack.
I headed for the bus station.
I caught the first bus that came in.
It did not matter to me where I was going.
It just mattered that I was leaving.
I ended up in Springfield, Massachusetts.
I got here around sunset.
My first night here I was scared.
I was alone.
I slept behind an old store so no one would see me.
It was December. I was so cold.
Today, I am still in Springfield. I am 28-years-old. I have a kid who is 11.
I wipe tables at a restaurant. The food is not so good. The people who eat there are not so nice.
I think about my dad sometimes.
“Do I have a grandma?” my kid asks.
“No,” I say.
“Do I have a grandpa?” he asks.
“Not to speak of,” I say. That is when I think of my dad.
I think about what he is doing.
I think about if he misses me or not.
I don’t miss him much at all.
But it’s nice to feel like someone misses you.
What does [i]for good[/i] mean in this story?
[b]"The Runaway"[/b]
My name is Uma.
I was 17 when I ran away from home for good .
I stole $45 from my Dad’s drawer one morning.
He had already left for work.
I stuffed some clothes in my backpack.
I headed for the bus station.
I caught the first bus that came in.
It did not matter to me where I was going.
It just mattered that I was leaving.
I ended up in Springfield, Massachusetts.
I got here around sunset.
My first night here I was scared.
I was alone.
I slept behind an old store so no one would see me.
It was December. I was so cold.
Today, I am still in Springfield. I am 28-years-old. I have a kid who is 11.
I wipe tables at a restaurant. The food is not so good. The people who eat there are not so nice.
I think about my dad sometimes.
“Do I have a grandma?” my kid asks.
“No,” I say.
“Do I have a grandpa?” he asks.
“Not to speak of,” I say. That is when I think of my dad.
I think about what he is doing.
I think about if he misses me or not.
I don’t miss him much at all.
But it’s nice to feel like someone misses you.
What does [i]for good[/i] mean in this story?
Type: | Multiple choice |
Points: | 1 |
Randomize answers: | No |
Question 2
How old was Uma when she ran away?
Type: | Multiple choice |
Points: | 1 |
Randomize answers: | No |
Question 3
Where did Uma get $45?
Type: | Multiple choice |
Points: | 1 |
Randomize answers: | No |
Question 4
How did Uma run away?
Type: | Multiple choice |
Points: | 1 |
Randomize answers: | No |
Question 5
Why might Uma not have cared where the bus was going?
Type: | Multiple choice |
Points: | 1 |
Randomize answers: | No |