1. What do users have to pay for?

• A. more turns to play the game
• B. special jewelry to give other players
• C. the right to play the fully-formed game
• D. extra features supporting the game

2. What was true about the first Angry Birds?

• A. It was released 10 years before the 2nd version.
• B. It was among the most successful games.
• C. It was totally free to download.
• D. It was exceptionally well-received.

3. Who is most probably Jon Norris?

• A. a game developer
• B. a game tester
• C. a game player
• D. a game reviewer

4. What is meant by “Gems” in the game?

• A. a virtual bonus achieved by players
• B. a name of a character in the game
• C. the final stage of the game
• D. a real present to give player fellows

5. Which aspect of the game is the show mainly about?

• A. its attraction
• B. its criticisms
• C. its improvement
• D. its developers

6. Who are mainly the victims of malaria?

• A. part of African kids under 5
• B. poor people in South Africa
• C. people in sub-tropical countries
• D. people without Mosquirix injection

7. Who are eligible for Mosquirix vaccine?

• A. only those in 7 African countries
• B. African children
• C. scientists and African children
• D. tourists to sub-Saharan Africa

8. What is implied about the injection?

• A. Its full effect is enabled by a booster shot.
• B. It is effective for anyone over 17 months.
• C. It is costly due to late application.
• D. In the future, it will be effective for babies.

9. Why are Bill and Melinda Gates mentioned?

• A. They are the sponsors of one of 11 research centres.
• B. They are sponsors of poor African children.
• C. They are visitors without vaccine to the disease area.
• D. They are the sponsors of the injection project.

10. What is mainly discussed in the lecture?

• A. the effectiveness of the vaccine
• B. the development process of the vaccine
• C. the mechanism of the vaccine
• D. scientists’ opinions of the injection

11. What can be found in the scientific journal “Nature”?

• A. cheese-making origin in northern Europe
• B. Polish ancient cheese-making technology
• C. archaeological evidence of pottery vessels
• D. human trace in northern Europe years ago

12. What is the clearest trace of cheese-making?

• A. the residual of milk and cattle
• B. some five-thousand-year-old records
• C. remains of an ancient people group
• D. the remains of broken pottery

13. What is meant by “lactose intolerant” among Neolithic people?

• A. It was the reason for their cheese invention.
• B. It prevented them from consuming dairy food.
• C. Milk with lactose upset their digestion.
• D. They didn’t like milk with lactose in it.

14. What can be inferred about cheese?

• A. France is home to the best cheese.
• B. Cheese is stored to use for a very long time.
• C. There is a time to make the best cheese.
• D. Traditional and Neolithic cheese are made differently.

15. What can be the title of this show?

• A. History of cheese
• B. Discovery of cheese origin
• C. Variety of cheese
• D. Best cheese in the world