Should Some Dog Breeds Be Banned?
- 1.What is the purpose of this text?
- A.
Explanation - It explains what something is or how it works.
- B.
Narrative - It tells a story.
- C.
Discussion - It looks at an issue from different points of view and reaches a conclusion.
- D.
Exposition - It tries to persuade the audience.
- 2.According to the text, which breed of dog is known to be aggressive?
- A.
Labrador
- B.
Labradoodle
- C.
Rottweiler
- D.
Golden Retriever
- 3.What does it mean if a dog is “restricted?”
- A.
It is illegal to own that kind of dog without a licence.
- B.
It is illegal to own that kind of dog.
- C.
Those dogs cannot go to dog parks.
- D.
It is illegal to buy, sell or breed that kind of dog.
- 4.What does the author think about banning dog breeds?
- A.
That it's a good idea and the changes to law should be made.
- B.
That it won't solve the problem because dog owners are the real issue.
- C.
That some dogs are too aggressive to be trained and should be banned.
- D.
That it's a terrible idea, and no changes to the law should be made.
- 5.Why does the author mention the labradoodle biting someone?
- A.
Because it shows that all dogs are vicious.
- B.
Because it shows that without training any dogs could do the wrong thing.
- C.
Because the author thinks that labradoodles should be a restricted dog.
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