Passage 1: The Value of Time
Time is one of the most precious resources in our lives. Unlike money, once it is lost, it can never be
regained. People who understand the importance of time use it wisely. Successful people are those who
plan their days carefully and avoid wasting time on unnecessary things. On the other hand, those who
waste time often regret it later in life. Therefore, time should be managed properly, and every moment
should be used for productive work.
Questions:
1. Why is time considered more precious than money?
2. What do successful people do with their time?
3. What happens to people who waste their time?
4. Give a suitable title to the passage.
5. Find a synonym of important from the passage.
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Passage 2: The Kind Farmer
Once there was a farmer who was very kind to his animals. He always fed them well and took care of
their health. One day, the farmer found a wounded bird in his field. He gently picked it up, treated its
wounds, and kept it safe in a small cage until it could fly again. When the bird recovered, the farmer set
it free. A few days later, a swarm of locusts attacked the farmer’s field, but the same bird returned with
its flock and they ate up all the locusts. The farmer’s crops were saved because of his kindness.
Questions:
1. What did the farmer do when he found the wounded bird?
2. How did the bird repay the farmer’s kindness?
Time is one of the most precious resources in our lives. Unlike money, once it is lost, it can never be
regained. People who understand the importance of time use it wisely. Successful people are those who
plan their days carefully and avoid wasting time on unnecessary things. On the other hand, those who
waste time often regret it later in life. Therefore, time should be managed properly, and every moment
should be used for productive work.
Questions:
1. Why is time considered more precious than money?
2. What do successful people do with their time?
3. What happens to people who waste their time?
4. Give a suitable title to the passage.
5. Find a synonym of important from the passage.
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Passage 2: The Kind Farmer
Once there was a farmer who was very kind to his animals. He always fed them well and took care of
their health. One day, the farmer found a wounded bird in his field. He gently picked it up, treated its
wounds, and kept it safe in a small cage until it could fly again. When the bird recovered, the farmer set
it free. A few days later, a swarm of locusts attacked the farmer’s field, but the same bird returned with
its flock and they ate up all the locusts. The farmer’s crops were saved because of his kindness.
Questions:
1. What did the farmer do when he found the wounded bird?
2. How did the bird repay the farmer’s kindness?
