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Froggy Jumps AET TestVersion en ligne Not for public par gZTheNeXt 1 What is the main topic of the text? a The dangers of Covid-19 b The benefits of getting a Covid-19 vaccine c The process of making vaccines 2 What is the writer’s opinion about vaccination? a Vaccination has many benefits and is important b Vaccination is only for certain people c Vaccination is dangerous for the body 3 How many arguments are presented in the text? a Four b six c five 4 Which of the following is one of the writer’s arguments? a Vaccines are expensive and hard to get b Vaccines can prevent Covid-19 infection c Vaccines are only for health workers 5 What evidence does the writer use to support the argument? a Personal opinion without facts b Data and information from experts and organizations c Stories from social media 6 What is the main purpose of the writer in the text? a To entertain readers with a story about Covid-19 b To convince readers that vaccination is beneficial c To instruct readers on how to get vaccinated 7 Why does the writer mention data from WHO in the text? a To make the text longer b To show personal experience c To provide credible evidence for the argument 8 What can be inferred about the writer’s attitude toward vaccination? a The writer is neutral about vaccination b The writer strongly supports vaccination c The writer is doubtful about vaccination 9 Which statement best describes how the arguments are organized in the text? a The arguments are presented from the least to the most important b The arguments are presented randomly without order c The arguments are presented in a logical sequence with supporting evidence 10 If the writer removed all supporting evidence, what would most likely happen to the text? a The text would lose its persuasive strength b The text would become more convincing c The text would be easier to understand

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What is the main topic of the text?

What is the writer’s opinion about vaccination?

How many arguments are presented in the text?

Which of the following is one of the writer’s arguments?

What evidence does the writer use to support the argument?

What is the main purpose of the writer in the text?

Why does the writer mention data from WHO in the text?

What can be inferred about the writer’s attitude toward vaccination?

Which statement best describes how the arguments are organized in the text?

If the writer removed all supporting evidence, what would most likely happen to the text?