G) Read the interview and answer the questions: Bill Jenkins is 100 today.
Interviewer: Bill, I expect life is very different today than a hundred years ago. What
was
it like? Bill : Yes, it is very different. Life
was
much quieter then. There are so many cars now. There
weren’t
any cars when I
was
a boy. Interviewer:
Were
you happy as a child? Bill : Oh yes, I
was
very happy, but I’m still happy now!
Interviewer: Tell me about your family. Bill : Well, my father
was
a postman and my mother
was
a cook. We
weren’t
rich, but we
weren’t
poor either. There
were
five children. My brothers and sisters
were
all younger than me but I’m the only one still here.
1.
Were there any cars when he was a boy? 2.
Was he happy or sad when he was a child? 3.
What was his mother’s job?
4.
How many children were there in his family? 5.
How old is Bill Jenkins?
Interviewer: Bill, I expect life is very different today than a hundred years ago. What
was
it like? Bill : Yes, it is very different. Life
was
much quieter then. There are so many cars now. There
weren’t
any cars when I
was
a boy. Interviewer:
Were
you happy as a child? Bill : Oh yes, I
was
very happy, but I’m still happy now!
Interviewer: Tell me about your family. Bill : Well, my father
was
a postman and my mother
was
a cook. We
weren’t
rich, but we
weren’t
poor either. There
were
five children. My brothers and sisters
were
all younger than me but I’m the only one still here.
1.
Were there any cars when he was a boy? 2.
Was he happy or sad when he was a child? 3.
What was his mother’s job?
4.
How many children were there in his family? 5.
How old is Bill Jenkins?