1. Why did the Cadbury brothers move their factory?, A. To make different kinds of chocolate., B. To have more space and cleaner air., C. To build a bigger shopping centre., D. To be closer to France., What is the main idea of the text?, A. How chocolate is produced., B. The history of Birmingham., C. How the Cadbury family created a better place for their workers., D. Why people should eat chocolate, Why was the new village called "Bournville"?, A. Because it was near a river called The Bourn., B. Because George Cadbury's surname was Bourn., C. Because it was close to France., D. Because it was famous for chocolate, Which facility was NOT mentioned in the village?., A. A school, B. A community centre, C. A hospital, D. A shop, Why were there no pubs in Bournville?, A. They were too expensive., B. The workers did not like them., C. The Cadbury family believed alcohol was harmful. ✅, D. There was no space to build them., What happened after Bournville became successful?, A. The factory closed., B. Other factory owners copied the idea., C. People stopped making chocolate., D. Workers moved to France., Which statement is TRUE according to the text?, A. The workers had poor living conditions., B. The Cadbury family paid workers unfairly., C. Workers had access to sports facilities free of charge., D. Bournville was built in London., 8. What is the author's purpose?, A. To explain how chocolate is made., B. To describe how Bournville improved workers' lives., C. To advertise Cadbury chocolate., D. To compare different factories., 9. Why did the Cadbury brothers choose a location near the railways and canals?, A. To make travelling easier for workers., B. To receive milk and transport chocolate more easily., C. To build more houses., D. To attract more visitors., What can we learn about Bournville today?, A. It is no longer a place where people live., B. Only former factory workers live there., C. It continues to support different members of the community., D. It has become the largest chocolate factory in England.
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