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1. Task 09.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta chris gardner
Listen to an interview with Chris Gardner.

How is Chris Gardner described when bringing up his son in San Francisco?



2. Task 29.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta dog
Identify the correct use of the apostrophe.





3. Task 01.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta glasses 
Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the irregular verb:
I _______ (break) my glasses, so I need to get them repaired.




4. Task 30.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta open book
Choose the correct form (singular or plural) of the noun to complete each sentence.
The __________ of the story was unexpected.







5. Task 27.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta space deep
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What plans are actively being considered for the future?





6. Task 06.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta rubbish
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
What did ploggers have to collect while running?



7. Task 04.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta words 02
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
What’s the meaning of the word ‘plogging’?



8. Task 02. 
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta plogging
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
Where was plogging practised for the first time?



9. Task 23.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta cosmic
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What do astronauts aboard the ISS do?




10. Task 24.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta astronauts
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What does the ISS provide a platform for?





11. Task 10.

What did he turn out to be in the end?



12. Task 19.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta space exploration
Reading Comprehension: Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What is the main focus of the text?







13. Task 11.

What did he receive before writing his story?



14. Task 18.

Where did he feel comfortable from the start?



15. Task 13.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta chris gardner


What effect has Chris Gardner had on a lot of people?




16. Task 05.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta popolation 02
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
How many people took part in the plogging event in Stockholm?



17. Task 25.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta globe
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What challenges persist in space exploration?





18. Task 22.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta galaxy
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What is the primary purpose of the ISS?






19. Task 20.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta iss
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What is the International Space Station (ISS)?






20. Task 08.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria secondo grado quinto dubbio 06 
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
What are the Swedes famous for?



21. Task 28.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta universe
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What questions arise about future manned missions?





22. Task 12.

What kind of person was his stepfather?




23. Task 03.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta popolation
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
Which population has most people plogging on a regular basis, according to Ahlstrom?



24. Task 15.

What did Chris Gardner never want to be like?




25. Task 17.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria secondo grado quinto internet 08


Where did Chris Gardner meet a man who changed his life significantly?




26. Task 14.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria secondo grado quinto dubbio 01


What did he aim to be?



27. Task 16.

Who inspired him most?



28. Task 21.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta solar system
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
Where does the ISS orbit?






29. Task 26.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta space ttravel
Space Exploration

Space exploration has always captivated human imagination. In recent decades, advancements in technology have allowed us
to delve deeper into the cosmos, uncovering mysteries of the universe.
One notable achievement is the International Space Station (ISS), a collaborative effort involving multiple countries.
The ISS orbits Earth, serving as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory.
Astronauts aboard the ISS conduct experiments that contribute to our understanding of various scientific phenomena.
Additionally, the station provides a platform for testing technologies crucial for future long-duration space missions.
Despite the progress, challenges persist. The vastness of space poses unique obstacles, and ensuring the well-being
of astronauts during extended space travel remains a priority. As we look to the future, plans for manned missions to
Mars and beyond are actively being considered, raising questions about the feasibility and sustainability of human
habitation on distant planets.
What remains a priority in ensuring the well-being of astronauts?




30. Task 07.
Selezione invalsi inglese secondaria classe quinta plogging 02
‘Plogging’ Craze Goes Global
The Swedish phenomenon of ‘plogging’, where joggers combine their run with picking up the trash they find in nature, is going global as both environment and fitness fanatics benefit from the new trend.
Started in 2016 by Swede Erik Ahlstrom in the town of Åre, which hosted one of the Alpine skiing world championships, the craze is now spreading around the world.
‘The world record is actually in Mexico City, four thousand people have been plogging in one day, but I think it’s about 10 thousand people doing it regularly in India. In India, the biggest trend for running, it’s plogging right now,’ Ahlstrom told Reuters at a plogging event in Stockholm.
‘In Swedish “plocka” is pick, and then jog of course. It’s a combination word, it’s two words put together – pick and jog,’ Ahlstrom explained as he handed out trash bags to over two dozen trail runners who were joining him for the evening.
Ahlstrom sent the ploggers on their way with a stirring pep talk about the three million cigarette butts that are thrown away in Sweden every day and the amount of plastic in the world’s oceans.
‘Most of that plastic comes originally from the land, so when we run, let us run with purpose!’ he enthused before ringing a bell to send them on their way.
The ploggers quickly left the pathway and disappeared into the bushes and trees to spend their evening collecting plastic and paper that they would later dispose of in a trash can near their starting point.
Ahlstrom said he is delighted by the interest now being shown around the world, but he’s not surprised.
‘It’s so easy, and plogging burns more calories than normal running – you have to bend and squat, it’s good for the legs and you get a better body,’ he explains. 
The Swedes are well-known for their love of nature and their environmental conscience, with teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg gaining world-wide fame after her school strike outside government buildings in Stockholm created a global movement.
What physical benefits can you derive from plogging?



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