Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions from 22 to 26. Write your answer (A, B, C, or D) on your answer sheet If you live in a big family, there might be a lot of drama between the family members. To get along, there are some important qualities. First, you have to be caring. You have to take care of your family members, do hard work to help your parents. Especially when your parents tell you to do something, just do it and don't make an excuse like “Why isn’t my brother doing it?”. If you do that, that's just another problem for your parents to deal with. Secondly, you have to be a patient person. For example, if your family has only one bathroom, you have to wait till it’s your turn. Don't complain or else it’s going to start a fight and that’s not good. Thirdly, be ready to share. If your mum comes home with a cookie, and there are two children, you’ll have to break it in halves. So don’t eat the cookie all by yourself. Finally, you need to be easy- going. If your mum buys your sister a new dress and you don’t get anything, don’t complain; just wear your old clothes. Use these qualities and you’ll get along with your family members in no time . (Adapted from: Tieng Anh 9 Workbook- Pearson Education Publishing House) Question 22: The writer believes that in a big family ______. A. you can get along well by being patient, caring and easy-going B. you can complain about anything that you are not satisfied with. C. you needn’t share the housework with your family members D. you will never be able to get along well other family members Question 23: According to the passage, what should kids in a big family NOT do? A. care B. complain C. love D. share Question 24: What does the word 'drama' in the passage most closely mean? A. enjoyment B. tension C. happiness D. fun Question 25: According to the passage, which of the following might be an additional issue for parents to deal with? A. When there is a shared bathroom in the house. B. When your mother buys your sister a new dress. C. When you refuse to do the work just because your brother doesn’t do it. D. When your mother comes home with only one cookie for two of you as children. Question 26: The writer of this passage is very likely to______. A. have neither brothers nor sisters B. live atone C. live in a big family D. be the only child