Read the passage and write T for the correct answers and F for the wrong ones
Charles Dickens was born in Ports Mouth in 1812. His family then lived in London. His father was a clerk (thư ký) in an office. There were eight children in the family, so life was hard. Charles went to school and his teacher thought he was very clever. When he was only eleven, he had to leave school and went to work in a factory. He worked ten hours a day and earned 30 pence a week. Every night, after work, he walked four miles back to his home. Charles hated it and never forgot. He used it in many novels, especially David Copperfield and Oliver Twist.
1. ________ Charles’ family had eight children.
2. ________ Charles went to school when he was only eleven.
3. _______ He worked ten hours a day and earned thirty pence a day.
4. _______ Charles liked walking back to his home after work.
5. _______ Oliver Twist is one of Charles’ novels.
