Stories from Morocco - Printable Quiz
Answers (NB: these will not print out when you print this quiz):
1a, 2b, 3d, 4a, 5b, 6a, 7d, 8c, 9c, 10d
First watch Stories from Morocco (16m):
www.englishclub.com/esl-videos/stories-from-morocco
Then try the quiz below.
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What did you learn about Morocco in the first two minutes of the film?
- Casablanca is one of the most advanced cities in Morocco.
- Tour guides in Morocco don't speak any English.
- A new English school opens every day in Morocco.
- The school in the film is only for Moroccan students.
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According to the Moroccan system, when do students have to start learning English?
- They start as soon as they enter school.
- They begin from the age of 12.
- They begin around age 16.
- They start after they enter university.
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According to the technician, why is English so important in Morocco these days?
- Americans run most Moroccan businesses.
- English is easier to learn than Arabic.
- English is the country's official language.
- Tourism is booming in Morocco.
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How do teachers at the school deal with multi-level classes?
- They provide after school and lunch time help.
- They pay higher level learners to act as tutors.
- They assign more homework to those who need it.
- Two or more teachers work in one classroom.
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Where did the female Moroccan student (Salma) get her English accent?
- She learned it from a book.
- She picked it up in America.
- She learned it from her family.
- She studied it at school.
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| 6. |
What is difficult to find in Morocco?
- English books, magazines, and newspapers
- People who speak English in the markets
- Schools that teach British English
- Students who enjoy learning English
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| 7. |
Who gives the Congolese student extra conversation help?
- His night school teacher
- His principal
- His government
- His father
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| 8. |
What three languages make up the Moroccan dialect?
- Spanish, French, German
- Arabic, English, Moroccan
- French, Arabic, Spanish
- Arabic, English, Spanish
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| 9. |
What challenge did the school's co-director face in the US?
- Changing his accent from Moroccan to American
- Finding homestay living that was English only
- Altering his British English to American English
- Learning sign language for Business
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In the last clip of the film, what does Ali say is necessary to succeed in English?
- Study in an English speaking country.
- Speak with native English people.
- Learn English in an American school.
- Have a willingness to learn.
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