The Windrush Adventure
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
74
In 1948, a ship named 'HMT Windrush' embarked on an exciting adventure. Originally a German cruise ship, it now carried a special group of passengers from the Caribbean to Britain. These brave travellers were invited to help rebuild Britain after World War II. They brought exciting music, delicious food, and vibrant culture, making a significant contribution to British life. The journey of the Windrush is not just a voyage; it's a symbol of multicultural Britain.
Question 1
What was the original purpose of the ship 'Windrush'?
A
Cargo ship
B
German cruise ship
Explanation. The text states that 'Windrush' was originally a German cruise ship.
C
Fishing vessel
D
Warship
E
Scientific research vessel
Question 2
Why were the travelers on the 'Windrush' invited to Britain?
A
For a vacation
B
To attend a conference
C
To help rebuild Britain after World War II
Explanation. The text explains that the travelers were invited to help rebuild Britain after World War II.
D
To study at British universities
E
To perform in a music concert
Question 3
What does the journey of the 'Windrush' symbolize?
A
The strength of the British navy
B
The era of big ships
C
Multicultural Britain
Explanation. The text mentions that the journey of the Windrush is a symbol of multicultural Britain.
D
The end of World War II
E
The power of Germany's shipbuilding industry
Question 4
What did the travelers on the 'Windrush' bring to Britain?
A
Gold and silver
B
High-tech equipment
C
Exciting music, delicious food, and vibrant culture
Explanation. The text highlights that the travelers brought exciting music, delicious food, and vibrant culture to Britain.
D
Rare animals
E
Exotic plants
Question 5
Is the statement 'Windrush was a warship' true or false?
A
True
B
False
Explanation. The text mentions that 'Windrush' was a German cruise ship, not a warship.
C
Cannot be determined
D
The text doesn't mention
E
Not applicable
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