Re-read the text and indicate whether the sentences are true (T), false (F), or there is no information provided
1. The Hobbit is a frequently read book.
2. It took the writer 5 years to finish writing the book.
3. The book is appropriate for readers of all ages.
4. The person who authored the book also directed the film adaptation.
5. The film adaptation of the book was a huge commercial success.
Объяснение: В данной задаче предлагается перечитать текст и указать, являются ли предложения истинными (T), ложными (F) или если информация не предоставлена (DS). Если предложение ложное, необходимо внести исправления.
Пример использования:
1. The Hobbit is a frequently read book. (T)
2. It took the writer 5 years to finish writing the book. (F) — The writer took 14 years to finish writing the book.
3. The book is appropriate for readers of all ages. (T)
4. The person who authored the book also directed the film adaptation. (F) — The person who directed the film adaptation is different from the author.
5. The film adaptation of the book was a huge commercial success. (T)
Совет: Чтобы правильно ответить на вопросы по тексту, рекомендуется внимательно прочитать его с самого начала до конца, обращая внимание на детали и ключевые факты. Если вы не уверены в ответе, перечитайте соответствующий фрагмент текста для поиска подтверждающей или опровергающей информации.
Упражнение:
Прочитайте текст ниже и выполните задание по пониманию прочитанного.
Text:
In 1937, J.R.R. Tolkien published «The Hobbit,» a fantasy novel that follows the adventures of Bilbo Baggins. The book is set in the fictional world of Middle-earth and serves as a prequel to Tolkien’s famous «The Lord of the Rings» trilogy. Despite being written primarily for children, «The Hobbit» has gained popularity among readers of all ages.
1. «The Hobbit» is a novel written by J.R.R. Tolkien. ( )
2. The events of the book take place in the real world. ( )
3. «The Hobbit» is a sequel to «The Lord of the Rings.» ( )
4. The main character of the book is named Bilbo Baggins. ( )
5. «The Hobbit» is primarily intended for adult readers. ( )