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نص القطعة

The Great Hunger or Irish Potato Famine was a period of mass starvation and disease in Ireland that brought about a lot of deaths and made many people leave the country. While all this happened, the British landowners hadn’t run out of their good crops yet. The Irish created the Fenian Brotherhood to fight back against the British. One of their leaders issued the “Irish Question” which divided British people and created problems until a solution was found. Prime Minister Gladstone tried to help Irish farmers through new rent and tax laws.

أسئلة القطعة (5)

  1. What does the paragraph say about the Great Hunger?

    • A. It was a peaceful period.
    • B. It brought about a lot of deaths and made many Irish people leave their country.
    • C. It happened in England.
    • D. People did NOT die in this event.
    اعرض الإجابة

    B. It brought about a lot of deaths and made many Irish people leave their country.

  2. Why does the writer use the word "Yet”?

    • A. to show that British landowners sold good crops while people were hungry
    • B. to show that British landowners were hungry
    • C. to show that British landowners did NOT have any good corps
    • D. to show that Irish people had good corps
    اعرض الإجابة

    A. to show that British landowners sold good crops while people were hungry

  3. How did the Irish deal with the problems that followed the great Hunger?

    • A. They madea lot of farms.
    • B. They begged the British for food.
    • C. They created the Fenian Brotherhood to fight back against the British.
    • D. They bought new farms and planted potatoes.
    اعرض الإجابة

    C. They created the Fenian Brotherhood to fight back against the British.

  4. What does the writer think about the "Irish question"?

    • A. He believes that it divided English people and created problems until a solution was found.
    • B. He believes that people didn’t care about it.
    • C. He believes that it made the Irish and the British closer.
    • D. He believes that it made the British feel threatened.
    اعرض الإجابة

    A. He believes that it divided English people and created problems until a solution was found.

  5. How did Prime Minister Gladstone deal with the Irish question?

    • A. He ignored it.
    • B. He denied it and fought against the Irish.
    • C. He tried to help Irish farmers through new rent and tax laws.
    • D. He resigned from his position.
    اعرض الإجابة

    C. He tried to help Irish farmers through new rent and tax laws.

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