A mother in doubt

Dear Mr. Clover;

My daughter Laura tries to study English every day, but she never learns it well. Do you think that she has a bad memory for language?

Aretha Thompson

Dear Mrs. Thompson,

I don't think Laura has a bad memory for languages. She is a bright student. Maybe your daughter lacks interest or she doesn't like the subject for one reason or another. Perhaps she is studying at a wrong time of the day. You say that she "tries to study". Why doesn't she really study? I mean, study and not try to. Sometimes people pretend to study, but unconsciouly   they don't play attention to what they are doing. Ask Laura to her teacher before it is late.

Ken Clover (Coordinater)

1- Mrs. Tompson writes to Mr. Clover in the condition of a:

a- student

b- mother

c- teacher

d- daughter

e- coordinater

2- Laura:

a- doesn't learn English well

b- doesn't pay attention in school

c- don't study English with attention

d- don't have a good memory

e- doesn't like languages

3- Mr. Ken clover thinks that Laura is a:

a- bad student

b- good daughter

c- girl without memory

d- good student

e- bad daughter

4- According to the text:

a- Mrs. Thompson is being impatient with Mr. Clover

b- Mr. Clover is worrying to much

c- Mrs. Thompson is searching for another school for Laura

d- Mr. Clover is planning another classroom for Laura

e- Mrs. Thompson is trying to help Laura

5- The text is about:

a- school proplems

b- discipline

c- learhing difficulties

d- adolescence conflicts

e- bad students