Last weekend I was staying with some friends in Ohio. I needed a break from New York, and someone had told me it was a nice, quiet place It was Sunday at 10 o’clock, and I was…
Last weekend I was staying with some friends in Ohio. I needed a break from New York, and someone had told me it was a nice, quiet place It was Sunday at 10 o’clock, and I was jogging in a park. I was running near the street when I saw a crowd of people, a police car and a donkey! I ran forward and pushed through the crowd. When I reached the front, the police had stopped the traffic and two teenagers were walking along the street with the donkey and a sign that said, ‘Sorry for the jackass offence.' They looked miserable. Why were they doing this? What had they done? I asked one of the cops. It was a punishment, he said. They were doing it because they had stolen a statue from a church and destroyed it. A judge, Michael Ciccnetti, had sentenced them to 45 days in jail, ordered them to pay for a new statue and given them this unusual punishment. This was not die first time diet this judge had thought of an original way to punish. Составить 10 вопросов, общий, альтернативный, , разделительный, специальный, вопрос к подлежащему
Here are ten questions based on the provided text:
General Questions:
- What were you doing in Ohio last weekend?
- What unusual event did you witness while jogging?
Alternative Questions:
- Were the teenagers walking the donkey or a horse?
- Did the police stop traffic for the teenagers or for someone else?
Tag Questions:
- The sign said, ‘Sorry for the jackass offence,’ didn’t it?
- They had stolen a statue from a church, hadn’t they?
Special Questions:
- What was the unusual punishment given to the teenagers?
- Who was the judge that sentenced the teenagers?
Subject Questions:
- Who had sentenced the teenagers to 45 days in jail?
- What made the two teenagers look miserable while walking the donkey?
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