Ex 6: Read the passage and choose one correct answer for each question. Faraday was born into a poor family. He received little schooling in his boyhoodand had to start work at an early age in a bookbinder’s shop. He was very interestedinscience, so he often attended scientific lectures given by Sir Humphry Davy, a famousscientist at that time. One day Davy discovered Faraday’s talent. As a result, he invitedthe boy to work in his laboratory. At first Faraday was given very simple jobs, but laterhe had more important work to do. It was in Davy’s laboratory that Faraday inventedthegenerator and became a well-known scientist of England. 31. Why didn’t Faraday have a good education? A. Because he wasn’t interested in studying. C. Because his family was too poor. B. Because he didn’t have money. D. Because his father was a blacksmith. 32. Where did he work at his early age? A. in a bookshop B. in a book club C.in a bookbinder’s shop D. in a book stall 33. The boy often attended ________. A. lectures B. sentences C. letters D. speeches 34. What did Faraday do at first in Davy’s laboratory? A. uneasy jobs B. easy jobs C. difficult jobs D. complex jobs 35. What did Faraday do later in Davy’s laboratory? A. more tiring work B. more boring work C. more simple work D. more important work