Question

In 1900, people didn't travel very fast or very far. There was no plane. And only a few people had cars. And at that time, the car cost a lot and each worker had to make all the parts of the car by himself. At that time, trains were very popular among people.Then, in 1903, two things happened in America. They changed the way we travel. Firstly, two brothers, Orville and Wilbur Wright, invented (發(fā)明 ) the first plane. Their first plane only flew for 12 seconds! Then, Henry Ford built a car factory. He wanted to make cheaper cars. The cars were all of the same design (設(shè)計). The doors were the same on all cars, so it was easy to make many cars. In 1913, Ford's car workers cooperated（合作） to make a car. Each worker did one small job on lots of cars over and over. The job was easier to learn and they made the car much faster. Ford only made his cars in one color - black, because this helped to make them cheaper. Then, America was full of black cars of the same design!

1.How did most people travel in 1900?

A. By plane. B. By train. C. By bus. D. By car.

2.What did Orville and Wilbur Wright do in 1903 that changed the way we travel?

A. They set up a plane factory. B. They made the car.

C. They set up a car factory. D. They made the plane.

3.Why did Ford only produce black cars?

A. Because black cars were cheap.

B. Because he only liked the black color.

C. Because black cars were beautiful at that time.

D. Because people only wanted to buy black cars.

4.What can we know from the passage?

A. In 1900, people needed many workers to make a car.

B. Ford's factory made the first car.

C. A worker didn't have to do different jobs in Ford's factory in 1913.

D. The first plane flew for some minutes.

5.Which of the following is the best title for the passage?

A. How to make a plane. B. How to drive a car.

C. The first plane and Ford's car factory. D. Trains in the past.

Answer 1