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All about the USA 1. Unit 29, The Joshua Tree (Text - Listening)
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1. Why did the Mormons travel west in the 1840s?
A. They were looking for gold.
B. They were searching for a new home.
C. They wanted to visit California.
D. They wanted to find Joshua trees.
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2. Why did the Mormons leave Illinois?
A. They could not find food there.
B. They wanted to live in the desert.
C. They had been badly treated and were forced to leave.
D. They wanted to become farmers.
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3. What did the strange tree look like to the Mormons?
A. It looked like a large animal.
B. It looked like a person with arms.
C. It looked like Joshua, a hero from the Bible.
D. It looked like a mountain.
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4. Where did the Mormons find their new home?
A. California.
B. Illinois.
C. Texas.
D. Utah.
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5. How did Native Americans use the Joshua tree?
A. They used only its wood.
B. They used almost all parts of the tree.
C. They used only its fruit.
D. They used it only for building houses.
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6. What did Native Americans make from the leaves of the Joshua tree?
A. Baskets.
B. Clothes.
C. Shoes.
D. Houses.
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7. How did settlers in the West use the Joshua tree?
A. For firewood and fences.
B. For food and medicine.
C. For boats and houses.
D. For paper and books.
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8. How fast does a Joshua tree grow?
A. About one foot a year.
B. About one inch a year.
C. About five inches a year.
D. About one metre a year.
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10. When was the Joshua Tree National Monument established in California?
A. In 1840.
B. In 1900.
C. In 1925.
D. In 1936.