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    The document summarizes a passage about Mr. Porter's views on the novel Don Quixote. It discusses how as a child Mr. Porter developed an enduring interpretation of the book. It also mentions that prior to travel, Quixote started reading in a state of insanity and was reluctant to take a female travelling companion. When he first left his village, Quixote realized the absurdity of the situation but didn't care. The document asks multiple choice questions about Mr. Porter's views, including that he argues the novel described current events at the time and that today he regards it as uniquely valuable.

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    The document summarizes a passage about Mr. Porter's views on the novel Don Quixote. It discusses how as a child Mr. Porter developed an enduring interpretation of the book. It also mentions that prior to travel, Quixote started reading in a state of insanity and was reluctant to take a female travelling companion. When he first left his village, Quixote realized the absurdity of the situation but didn't care. The document asks multiple choice questions about Mr. Porter's views, including that he argues the novel described current events at the time and that today he regards it as uniquely valuable.

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    Angol B2 - S2 - R3 - Practice Multiple Choice

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    The document summarizes a passage about Mr. Porter's views on the novel Don Quixote. It discusses how as a child Mr. Porter developed an enduring interpretation of the book. It also mentions that prior to travel, Quixote started reading in a state of insanity and was reluctant to take a female travelling companion. When he first left his village, Quixote realized the absurdity of the situation but didn't care. The document asks multiple choice questions about Mr. Porter's views, including that he argues the novel described current events at the time and that today he regards it as uniquely valuable.

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    PracticeTask:ReadingTask3MultiplechoiceReading

    YouwillreadatextaboutthebookDonQuixote.
    Readthefollowingtext.
    Answerthemultiplechoicequestionsaboutitandchoosethecorrectanswer:A,B,CorD.
    Clickinthecorrectbox.

    1. Concerninghisrelationshiptothenovelinhis
    youth,MrPorter...
    developedanenduringinterpretationofthebook.
    decidedtoreadthebookhimself.
    wasconfusedaboutitsmeaning.
    realisedhewouldunderstanditbetterashegrew
    older.
    2. Priortotravel,Quixote...
    carriedoutextensiveresearch.
    startedreadinginastateofinstanity.
    wasunsureofhispurposefottravel.
    acquiredclothesforcomfortabletravel.
    3. Concerningafemaletravellingcompanion,
    Quixotewas...
    reluctanttotakeone.

    5. Concerningthecontextothenovel,MrPorter
    arguesthebook...
    describedeventscurrentatthetimeofwriting.
    hadnostalgicappealtoCervantes's
    contemporaryreaders.
    wasbasedontimelesshumanemotions.
    waswrittentomakeaseriouspoint.
    6. Concerningthenoveltoday,MrPorter...
    regardsthebookasuniquelyvaluable.
    believeshisacademicknowledgeenableshimto
    understandit.
    changedhisviewssuddenly.
    believesitlacksrelevanceinsocietytoday.
    7. Inhiscommentonthebook,MrPorter...
    writesthoughtheeyesofachild.

    discriminatinginhischoice.

    promotesthenovel.

    abletotravelatashortnotice.

    avoidspersonalopinion.

    singlemindedinwhathewantedherfor.

    believestheovelisoverrated.

    4. Whenhefirstlefthisvillage,Quixote...
    wasimpededbyvillagers.
    mangedtomisleadthevillagers.

    realisedtheabsurdityofthesituationbutdidn't
    care.
    wasdelusional.
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