<b>Question 1</b>

options_q:What does Caty tell Anna to do?

audio:q.1.18.1.mp3

options:1
optx:She tells Anna to read only the facts.
opt:Caty wants Anna to read fast.
opt:She wants Anna to read with more feeling.
opt:Caty tells Anna to read louder.
options_end

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<b>Question 2</b>

options_q:Why is Anna talking about the book?

audio:q.1.18.2.mp3

options:2
opt:The book is about a boy who is lost.
opt:It is a book for lost children.
opt:The book is the first one about a duckling.
optx:Many children and families are reading the book.
options_end

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<b>Question 3</b>

options_q:What happens when Anna says "duck" and "duckling?"

audio:q.1.18.3.mp3

options:3
opt:Anna is happy because she is telling the facts.
opt:She looks at the book.
optx:Anna looks sad because she is showing her feelings.
opt:She starts to read to Caty.
options_end

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<b>Question 4</b>

options_q:Why does Caty stop Anna?

audio:q.1.18.4.mp3

options:4
opt:Anna made a mistake - it is a 70-year-old grandmother.
optx:Caty wants Anna to stop showing her feelings.
opt:Anna is reading the story too fast.
opt:Caty does not think the grandmother is awesome.
options_end

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<b>Question 5</b>

options_q:What makes Anna angry about the city politicians?

audio:q.1.18.5.mp3

options:5
opt:They are taking time away from work to relax.
opt:The politicians are taking a boat from the children.
opt:They are making children learn how to read.
optx:The politicians are taking money from a childrens' library.
options_end