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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | Scientists tested 17 young people aged eight to 16 with autism. They gave them either oxytocin or a placebo through a nose spray. Then, the scientists scanned their brains while they looked at images of cars or the eyes of people expressing different emotions. The scans showed that some parts of the children’s brains behaved more normally after oxytocin: they were more active when the person was looking at faces and less active when the person was looking at the cars. | 2Ele
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | Scientists tested 17 young people aged eight to 16 with autism. They gave them either oxytocin or a placebo through a nose spray. Then, the scientists scanned their brains while they looked at images of cars or the eyes of people expressing different emotions. The scans showed that some parts of the children’s brains behaved more normally after oxytocin: they were more active when the person was looking at faces and less active when the person was looking at the cars. | 2Ele
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “If our study is replicated, it suggests that oxytocin might treat something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism, and that’s the core social motivation,” Pelphrey told the Guardian. He warned that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and cautioned against buying oxytocin from suppliers online. “We don’t want them running out on the basis of this study or any other and trying oxytocin at home. There is no telling what they are buying. We are nowhere near thinking this is a ready treatment. It needs more follow-up research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study in identifying changes in brain activity in key regions of the brain involved in social cognition in autism following oxytocin administration,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 0Adv
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “If our study is replicated, it suggests that oxytocin might treat something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism, and that’s the core social motivation,” Pelphrey told the Guardian. He warned that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and cautioned against buying oxytocin from suppliers online. “We don’t want them running out on the basis of this study or any other and trying oxytocin at home. There is no telling what they are buying. We are nowhere near thinking this is a ready treatment. It needs more follow-up research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study in identifying changes in brain activity in key regions of the brain involved in social cognition in autism following oxytocin administration,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 0Adv
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “If our study is replicated, it suggests that oxytocin might treat something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism, and that’s the core social motivation,” Pelphrey told the Guardian. He warned that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and cautioned against buying oxytocin from suppliers online. “We don’t want them running out on the basis of this study or any other and trying oxytocin at home. There is no telling what they are buying. We are nowhere near thinking this is a ready treatment. It needs more follow-up research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study in identifying changes in brain activity in key regions of the brain involved in social cognition in autism following oxytocin administration,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 0Adv
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “Our study suggests that oxytocin might treat something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism, and that’s the core social motivation,” said Pelphrey. He warned that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and said people should not buy oxytocin online. “We don’t want them trying oxytocin at home. It’s impossible to say what they are buying. We are nowhere near thinking this is a ready treatment. It needs more follow-up research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study in identifying changes in brain activity in key areas of the brain,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 1Int
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “Our study suggests that oxytocin might treat something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism, and that’s the core social motivation,” said Pelphrey. He warned that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and said people should not buy oxytocin online. “We don’t want them trying oxytocin at home. It’s impossible to say what they are buying. We are nowhere near thinking this is a ready treatment. It needs more follow-up research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study in identifying changes in brain activity in key areas of the brain,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 1Int
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “Our study suggests that oxytocin might treat basic social motivation. This is something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism,” said Pelphrey. He said that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and said people should not buy oxytocin online. “We don’t want them to try oxytocin at home. It is impossible to say what they are buying. This is not a treatment yet. It needs more research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 2Ele
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “Our study suggests that oxytocin might treat basic social motivation. This is something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism,” said Pelphrey. He said that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and said people should not buy oxytocin online. “We don’t want them to try oxytocin at home. It is impossible to say what they are buying. This is not a treatment yet. It needs more research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 2Ele
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | “Our study suggests that oxytocin might treat basic social motivation. This is something for which we don’t have a treatment in autism,” said Pelphrey. He said that it was too early to use oxytocin as a treatment for the social difficulties caused by autism and said people should not buy oxytocin online. “We don’t want them to try oxytocin at home. It is impossible to say what they are buying. This is not a treatment yet. It needs more research,” said Pelphrey. “This is an important new study,” said Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Center at Cambridge University. | 2Ele
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | surprising finding, however, is that oxytocin nasal spray did not change performance on the social cognitive task. Nor is it clear yet if oxytocin only has benefits for people with autism or has any unwanted side effects. Finally, oxytocin effects only last about 45 minutes, so there may be practical considerations as to whether this could be used as a treatment. “From a scientific perspective, this study has a lot of evidence from animal and human work to justify serious attention, but more research is needed. Doctors should be cautious about the clinical potential of this hormone until we know much more about its benefits and risks, in much larger studies,” said Simon Baron-Cohen. | 0Adv
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | A surprising finding, however, is that oxytocin nasal spray did not change performance in social recognition tasks. And, it is also not yet clear if oxytocin only has benefits for people with autism or has any unwanted side effects. Finally, oxytocin effects only last about 45 minutes, so there may be practical considerations as to whether this could be used as a treatment. “From a scientific perspective, this study has a lot of evidence from animal and human work to justify serious attention, but more research is needed. Doctors should be cautious about the potential of this hormone until we know much more about its benefits and risks, in much larger studies,” said Simon Baron-Cohen. | 1Int
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | Uta Frith, who studies autism at University College London, said: “According to this study, oxytocin may have the effect of making faces more interesting as assessed by greater activity in brain structures concerned with reward evaluation. Disappointingly, this effect is seen only in brain activity and not in behavior. Demonstrating an effect on behavior will be critical if nasal spray treatment is to be of any value.” | 0Adv
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Love Hormone Helps Autistic Children Bond with Others | Uta Frith, who studies autism at University College London, said: “According to this study, oxytocin may have the effect of making faces more interesting. Disappointingly, this effect is seen only in brain activity and not in behavior. Demonstrating an effect on behavior will be critical if nasal spray treatment is to be of any value.” | 1Int
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, right down to his underpants and socks. Unfortunately, six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and unsourced wall paint stopped him being declared a 100% economic patriot, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, set out, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. The idea was triggered by the Minister for Economic Renewal Arnaud Montebourg’s call for the public to buy French to save the country’s industrial production sector. The experiment cost Carle his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his spectacles (Italian); his underpants (Moroccan); morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his adored David Bowie music (British). Fortunately, his long-suffering girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, (both French) stuck with him. | 0Adv
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, including even his underpants and socks. Unfortunately, six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and unsourced wall paint stopped him being declared a 100% economic patriot, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products to save the country’s industrial production sector. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his underpants (Moroccan); morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). Fortunately, his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French. | 1Int
| What is true of Carle’s Ikea forks? | 0 | [
"They are not made in France",
"They are 96.9% made in France",
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35
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, including even his underpants and socks. Unfortunately, six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and unsourced wall paint stopped him being declared a 100% economic patriot, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products to save the country’s industrial production sector. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his underpants (Moroccan); morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). Fortunately, his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French. | 1Int
| What was the main premise of Carle’s television documentary? | 0 | [
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"Trying to convince French people to buy French products",
"Living without essential products like smartphone, glasses and coffee",
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, including even his underpants and socks. Unfortunately, six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and unsourced wall paint stopped him being declared a 100% economic patriot, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products to save the country’s industrial production sector. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his underpants (Moroccan); morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). Fortunately, his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French. | 1Int
| What did Arnaud Montebourgh do? | 0 | [
"He asked people to buy products made in France",
"He participated in Benjamin Carle’s television documentary",
"He replaced his smartphone and television",
"He participated in a television debate"
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88
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, even his underpants and socks. Six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and some wall paint stopped him being called 100% French, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). It is lucky that his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French, so he didn’t have to give them up. | 2Ele
| What is true of Carle’s Ikea forks? | 0 | [
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"They were bought by his girlfriend",
"They were on sale when he bought them"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, even his underpants and socks. Six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and some wall paint stopped him being called 100% French, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). It is lucky that his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French, so he didn’t have to give them up. | 2Ele
| What was the main premise of Carle’s television documentary? | 0 | [
"Trying not to use products manufactured outside of France",
"Trying to convince French people to buy French products",
"Living without essential products like smartphone, glasses and coffee",
"Studying what products French people consume"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Benjamin Carle is 96.9% made in France, even his underpants and socks. Six Ikea forks, a Chinese guitar and some wall paint stopped him being called 100% French, but nobody is perfect. Carle, 26, decided, in 2013, to see if it was possible to live using only French-made products for ten months as part of a television documentary. He got the idea after the Minister for Economic Renewal, Arnaud Montebourg, asked the French people to buy French products. For the experiment, Carle had to give up his smartphone, television, refrigerator (all made in China); his glasses (Italian); his morning coffee (Guatemalan) and his favourite David Bowie music (British). It is lucky that his girlfriend, Anaïs, and cat, Loon, are both French, so he didn’t have to give them up. | 2Ele
| What did Arnaud Montebourgh do? | 0 | [
"He asked people to buy products made in France",
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"He replaced his smartphone and television",
"He participated in a television debate"
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58,
77
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things and expect us to go along with it. I wanted to see if it was possible and feasible to do what the minister was asking us to do; to hold him to account for his words,” Carle told the Guardian over a non-French coffee in a Parisian café after finishing his documentary. He set just three rules for himself: eat only foods produced in France, eliminate contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made nationally – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 0Adv
| What do the rules of the experiment allow Carle to do? | 1 | [
"Live on a budget above the minimum wage",
"Spend over €1,800 a month on French food",
"Have 4.5% of his possessions be made outside of France",
"Use his laptop, made outside of France"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things and expect us to go along with it. I wanted to see if it was possible and feasible to do what the minister was asking us to do; to hold him to account for his words,” Carle told the Guardian over a non-French coffee in a Parisian café after finishing his documentary. He set just three rules for himself: eat only foods produced in France, eliminate contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made nationally – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 0Adv
| What was Carle shocked to find out at the beginning of the experiment? | 1 | [
"That only a few of the items he owns were manufactured domestically",
"That he had to get rid of only a small number of items in his apartment",
"That he could live using only French products for under €1,800 a month",
"That he knows very little about products manufactured in France"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things and expect us to go along with it. I wanted to see if it was possible and feasible to do what the minister was asking us to do; to hold him to account for his words,” Carle told the Guardian over a non-French coffee in a Parisian café after finishing his documentary. He set just three rules for himself: eat only foods produced in France, eliminate contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made nationally – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 0Adv
| Who set the three rules of Carle’s experiment? | 1 | [
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"The host of a French talk show"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things. I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food produced in France, remove any contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out, at the start of the experiment, that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made in France – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 1Int
| What do the rules of the experiment allow Carle to do? | 1 | [
"Live on a budget above the minimum wage",
"Spend over €1,800 a month on French food",
"Have 4.5% of his possessions be made outside of France",
"Use his laptop, made outside of France"
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66
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92
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things. I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food produced in France, remove any contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out, at the start of the experiment, that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made in France – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 1Int
| What was Carle shocked to find out at the beginning of the experiment? | 1 | [
"That only a few of the items he owns were manufactured domestically",
"That he had to get rid of only a small number of items in his apartment",
"That he could live using only French products for under €1,800 a month",
"That he knows very little about products manufactured in France"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “Politicians say all sorts of things. I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food produced in France, remove any contact with foreign-made goods and do so on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra expense of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out, at the start of the experiment, that only 4.5% of the contents of his flat were made in France – and that the rest would have to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 1Int
| Who set the three rules of Carle’s experiment? | 1 | [
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food made in France, not have any contact with foreign-made products and to do it all on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra cost of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the things in his flat were made in France. Everything not made in France had to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 2Ele
| What do the rules of the experiment allow Carle to do? | 1 | [
"Live on a budget above the minimum wage",
"Spend over €1,800 a month on French food",
"Have 4.5% of his possessions be made outside of France",
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food made in France, not have any contact with foreign-made products and to do it all on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra cost of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the things in his flat were made in France. Everything not made in France had to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 2Ele
| What was Carle shocked to find out at the beginning of the experiment? | 1 | [
"That only a few of the items he owns were manufactured domestically",
"That he had to get rid of only a small number of items in his apartment",
"That he could live using only French products for under €1,800 a month",
"That he knows very little about products manufactured in France"
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | “I wanted to see if it was possible to do what the minister was asking us to do,” Carle said. He had just three rules for himself: eat only food made in France, not have any contact with foreign-made products and to do it all on €1,800 a month (above the minimum wage of €1,430 to cover the extra cost of living in Paris). The journalist was shocked to find out at the start of the experiment that only 4.5% of the things in his flat were made in France. Everything not made in France had to go, including the lightbulbs (China) and green beans (Kenya). | 2Ele
| Who set the three rules of Carle’s experiment? | 1 | [
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"The host of a French talk show"
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20,
63
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost bare. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France) or nail clippers, he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge and saw at his toenails with a penknife. His foreign-made clothes, down to his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals ( €26), but no jeans as none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle scoured supermarket shelves for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with the last toothbrush made in France by a company in Picardie employing 29 people and hand-washed his smalls until he found the last French-made washing machine (which, being top opening, would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 0Adv
| What is true about Carle’s jeans prior to the arrival of the removal men? | 2 | [
"They were foreign-made",
"He had no jeans",
"They were drying on the window ledge",
"They were folded in a drawer"
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0,
7,
39,
72
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8,
30
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost bare. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France) or nail clippers, he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge and saw at his toenails with a penknife. His foreign-made clothes, down to his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals ( €26), but no jeans as none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle scoured supermarket shelves for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with the last toothbrush made in France by a company in Picardie employing 29 people and hand-washed his smalls until he found the last French-made washing machine (which, being top opening, would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 0Adv
| What is true about Carle’s new French-made washing machine? | 2 | [
"He he only had it for part of the experiment",
"He placed it under the kitchen counter",
"He placed it where his refrigerator used to stand",
"He bought it second-han"
] | [
114,
135
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8,
30
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost bare. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France) or nail clippers, he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge and saw at his toenails with a penknife. His foreign-made clothes, down to his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals ( €26), but no jeans as none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle scoured supermarket shelves for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with the last toothbrush made in France by a company in Picardie employing 29 people and hand-washed his smalls until he found the last French-made washing machine (which, being top opening, would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 0Adv
| What is true about Carle’s underpants prior to their replacement? | 2 | [
"They were not produced in France",
"They cost €26",
"They were washed in a washing machine that opened at the top",
"They were made by Calvin Klein"
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0,
7,
39,
72
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114,
135
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle hunted in supermarkets for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine (which opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 1Int
| What is true about Carle’s jeans prior to the arrival of the removal men? | 2 | [
"They were foreign-made",
"He had no jeans",
"They were drying on the window ledge",
"They were folded in a drawer"
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0,
7,
28,
59
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8,
27
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle hunted in supermarkets for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine (which opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 1Int
| What is true about Carle’s new French-made washing machine? | 2 | [
"He he only had it for part of the experiment",
"He placed it under the kitchen counter",
"He placed it where his refrigerator used to stand",
"He bought it second-han"
] | [
92,
115
] | [
8,
27
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Left without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he was forced to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle hunted in supermarkets for 100% French-made products, learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France, proudly brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine (which opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter). | 1Int
| What is true about Carle’s underpants prior to their replacement? | 2 | [
"They were not produced in France",
"They cost €26",
"They were washed in a washing machine that opened at the top",
"They were made by Calvin Klein"
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0,
7,
28,
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he had to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle bought in supermarkets only French-made products and learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France. He brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine. The washing machine opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter. | 2Ele
| What is true about Carle’s jeans prior to the arrival of the removal men? | 2 | [
"They were foreign-made",
"He had no jeans",
"They were drying on the window ledge",
"They were folded in a drawer"
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0,
7,
26,
57
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he had to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle bought in supermarkets only French-made products and learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France. He brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine. The washing machine opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter. | 2Ele
| What is true about Carle’s new French-made washing machine? | 2 | [
"He he only had it for part of the experiment",
"He placed it under the kitchen counter",
"He placed it where his refrigerator used to stand",
"He bought it second-han"
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90,
115
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The removal men left Carle’s home almost empty. Without a refrigerator (none are made in France), he had to chill his food on the window ledge. His foreign-made clothes, including his underwear, were replaced with more expensive alternatives: French-produced underpants (€26), socks (€9), polo shirt (€75), espadrille sandals (€26), but no jeans because none are produced in France. During the experiment, Carle bought in supermarkets only French-made products and learned to cook seasonal fruit and vegetables grown in France. He brushed his teeth with a toothbrush made in France and hand-washed his underwear until he found a French-made washing machine. The washing machine opened at the top and so would not fit under the kitchen counter. | 2Ele
| What is true about Carle’s underpants prior to their replacement? | 2 | [
"They were not produced in France",
"They cost €26",
"They were washed in a washing machine that opened at the top",
"They were made by Calvin Klein"
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0,
7,
26,
57
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90,
115
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was problematic – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to crooner Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not, according to his advisers, French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car after discovering the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, Carle invested in a fug-emitting orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 0Adv
| Why was listening to Daft Punk forbidden? | 3 | [
"They do not sing in French",
"They are not a French band",
"They are British",
"They do not perform in France"
] | [
47,
66
] | [
67,
72
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was problematic – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to crooner Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not, according to his advisers, French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car after discovering the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, Carle invested in a fug-emitting orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 0Adv
| Why was driving a Peugeot car not possible? | 3 | [
"Peugeots manufactured in France were too expensive",
"Peugeots are not manufactured in France",
"Peugeots use a Sagem mobile GPS",
"Peugeot is not a French bran"
] | [
67,
99
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100,
131
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was problematic – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to crooner Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not, according to his advisers, French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car after discovering the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, Carle invested in a fug-emitting orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 0Adv
| Why did Carle buy a Mobylette? | 3 | [
"He could not afford a car made in France",
"His moped was not made in France",
"It was faster than Sagem mobile",
"He had to replace his fridge"
] | [
67,
99
] | [
33,
35
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to French singer Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car, because Carle discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 1Int
| Why was listening to Daft Punk forbidden? | 3 | [
"They do not sing in French",
"They are not a French band",
"They are British",
"They do not perform in France"
] | [
49,
64
] | [
65,
70
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to French singer Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car, because Carle discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 1Int
| Why was driving a Peugeot car not possible? | 3 | [
"Peugeots manufactured in France were too expensive",
"Peugeots are not manufactured in France",
"Peugeots use a Sagem mobile GPS",
"Peugeot is not a French bran"
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65,
97
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98,
131
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. Staying home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, meant listening to French singer Michel Sardou and reading French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. Unable to use his British-made bicycle or even a French car, because Carle discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën models are mostly made overseas, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. The last things to go were the computer, replaced by a Qooq, a recipe tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 1Int
| Why did Carle buy a Mobylette? | 3 | [
"He could not afford a car made in France",
"His moped was not made in France",
"It was faster than Sagem mobile",
"He had to replace his fridge"
] | [
65,
97
] | [
34,
37
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. When Carle stayed home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, he listened to French singer Michel Sardou and read French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. He could not use his British-made bicycle or even a French car because he discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën cars are not made in France. So, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. His computer was replaced by a Qooq, a tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 2Ele
| Why was listening to Daft Punk forbidden? | 3 | [
"They do not sing in French",
"They are not a French band",
"They are British",
"They do not perform in France"
] | [
51,
66
] | [
67,
73
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. When Carle stayed home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, he listened to French singer Michel Sardou and read French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. He could not use his British-made bicycle or even a French car because he discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën cars are not made in France. So, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. His computer was replaced by a Qooq, a tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 2Ele
| Why was driving a Peugeot car not possible? | 3 | [
"Peugeots manufactured in France were too expensive",
"Peugeots are not manufactured in France",
"Peugeots use a Sagem mobile GPS",
"Peugeot is not a French bran"
] | [
67,
102
] | [
103,
130
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Going out with friends was a problem – no American films, no Belgian beer, no sushi or pizza. When Carle stayed home, with no sofa for the first few months and no television, he listened to French singer Michel Sardou and read French novels. French wine was, of course, allowed and French-Canadian singer Céline Dion, but not French bands such as Daft Punk, who sing in English. He could not use his British-made bicycle or even a French car because he discovered that the only affordable Peugeot, Renault and Citroën cars are not made in France. So, he bought an orange Mobylette moped. His computer was replaced by a Qooq, a tablet that connects – slowly – to the internet and the iPhone, which he swapped for an old Sagem mobile. | 2Ele
| Why did Carle buy a Mobylette? | 3 | [
"He could not afford a car made in France",
"His moped was not made in France",
"It was faster than Sagem mobile",
"He had to replace his fridge"
] | [
67,
102
] | [
36,
39
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – smashing it with a brand-new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shrieks: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle tells viewers his aim is to “save the French economy. After all, I like Mission Impossible.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he consults a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other Anglicisms – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” On discovering France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but is big in airplane seats and windmills, he sighs and says: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 0Adv
| Why does Carle’s girlfriend ask him if he is crazy? | 4 | [
"Because he may have caused unnecessary damage to a pan",
"Because he broke an iPhone",
"Because he is happy living without a refrigerator",
"Because he wants to leave France"
] | [
0,
48
] | [
92,
101
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – smashing it with a brand-new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shrieks: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle tells viewers his aim is to “save the French economy. After all, I like Mission Impossible.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he consults a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other Anglicisms – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” On discovering France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but is big in airplane seats and windmills, he sighs and says: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 0Adv
| What is true of the English word “cool”? | 4 | [
"Carle used to use it",
"It comes from the French word “chouette”",
"French television ads for refrigerators often use it",
"It started being used in France in the 20th century"
] | [
59,
91
] | [
92,
103
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – smashing it with a brand-new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shrieks: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle tells viewers his aim is to “save the French economy. After all, I like Mission Impossible.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he consults a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other Anglicisms – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” On discovering France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but is big in airplane seats and windmills, he sighs and says: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 0Adv
| What does Carle do with his new Tefal saucepan? | 4 | [
"Damages a phone",
"Breaks it",
"Gives it to a French language expert",
"Cooks dinner"
] | [
0,
31
] | [
59,
67
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – breaking it with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other English words – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 1Int
| Why does Carle’s girlfriend ask him if he is crazy? | 4 | [
"Because he may have caused unnecessary damage to a pan",
"Because he broke an iPhone",
"Because he is happy living without a refrigerator",
"Because he wants to leave France"
] | [
0,
41
] | [
86,
97
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – breaking it with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other English words – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 1Int
| What is true of the English word “cool”? | 4 | [
"Carle used to use it",
"It comes from the French word “chouette”",
"French television ads for refrigerators often use it",
"It started being used in France in the 20th century"
] | [
52,
85
] | [
86,
99
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – realizing he is addicted to his iPhone – breaking it with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He admits the experiment was part serious and part jest. At one point, he asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using “cool” and other English words – he was advised to swap it for the nearest French equivalent: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 1Int
| What does Carle do with his new Tefal saucepan? | 4 | [
"Damages a phone",
"Breaks it",
"Gives it to a French language expert",
"Cooks dinner"
] | [
0,
31
] | [
52,
60
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – breaking his iPhone with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He said the experiment was part serious and part fun. He even asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using the word “cool” and other English words – the expert told him swap it for the nearest French alternative: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 2Ele
| Why does Carle’s girlfriend ask him if he is crazy? | 4 | [
"Because he may have caused unnecessary damage to a pan",
"Because he broke an iPhone",
"Because he is happy living without a refrigerator",
"Because he wants to leave France"
] | [
0,
34
] | [
79,
86
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – breaking his iPhone with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He said the experiment was part serious and part fun. He even asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using the word “cool” and other English words – the expert told him swap it for the nearest French alternative: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 2Ele
| What is true of the English word “cool”? | 4 | [
"Carle used to use it",
"It comes from the French word “chouette”",
"French television ads for refrigerators often use it",
"It started being used in France in the 20th century"
] | [
45,
78
] | [
79,
88
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | The documentary shows Carle – breaking his iPhone with a new French-made Tefal saucepan, while his girlfriend shouts: “Are you crazy? Those are new pans!” Carle said his aim was to “save the French economy.” He said the experiment was part serious and part fun. He even asked a French language expert to check if he should keep using the word “cool” and other English words – the expert told him swap it for the nearest French alternative: “chouette.” When he discovered that France makes no refrigerators or televisions, but makes airplane seats and windmills, he sighed and said: “Great. Nothing that will fit into my apartment.” | 2Ele
| What does Carle do with his new Tefal saucepan? | 4 | [
"Damages a phone",
"Breaks it",
"Gives it to a French language expert",
"Cooks dinner"
] | [
0,
24
] | [
45,
51
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle takes out a bank loan to refurnish his home and clothe himself. A special “auditor” declares him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visits to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we consume and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 0Adv
| What happened at the end of the experiment? | 5 | [
"Carle is awarded with a medal",
"Montebourg declares that Carle is 96.9% French",
"Carle denounces French nationalism",
"Carle decides to become a politician"
] | [
0,
36
] | [
63,
69
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle takes out a bank loan to refurnish his home and clothe himself. A special “auditor” declares him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visits to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we consume and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 0Adv
| What was the experiment trying to show, according to Carle? | 5 | [
"That people everywhere should put thought into how they purchase goods",
"That nationalism and patriotism are bad",
"That Carle became 96.9% “made in France”",
"That French products are too expensive"
] | [
63,
93
] | [
19,
27
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle takes out a bank loan to refurnish his home and clothe himself. A special “auditor” declares him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visits to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we consume and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 0Adv
| What did Carle say about the possibility of living with products 100% ‘made in France’? | 5 | [
"That is it not feasible, especially with respect to new technology",
"That he was only able to live 96.9% with products that are made in France",
"That it can help save jobs and industries",
"That it might be possible in the future"
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0,
57
] | [
94,
110
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle took out a bank loan to buy new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” declared him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visited to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we buy and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 1Int
| What happened at the end of the experiment? | 5 | [
"Carle is awarded with a medal",
"Montebourg declares that Carle is 96.9% French",
"Carle denounces French nationalism",
"Carle decides to become a politician"
] | [
0,
35
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62,
68
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle took out a bank loan to buy new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” declared him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visited to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we buy and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 1Int
| What was the experiment trying to show, according to Carle? | 5 | [
"That people everywhere should put thought into how they purchase goods",
"That nationalism and patriotism are bad",
"That Carle became 96.9% “made in France”",
"That French products are too expensive"
] | [
62,
92
] | [
18,
26
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle took out a bank loan to buy new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” declared him 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg visited to present him with a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible or even desirable to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” But that wasn’t the point. “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should reflect about the way we buy and make different choices, and that applies in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, wherever we are, we might think about supporting them.” | 1Int
| What did Carle say about the possibility of living with products 100% ‘made in France’? | 5 | [
"That is it not feasible, especially with respect to new technology",
"That he was only able to live 96.9% with products that are made in France",
"That it can help save jobs and industries",
"That it might be possible in the future"
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0,
56
] | [
93,
109
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle bought new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” said Carle was 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg gave him a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should think about the way we buy and make different choices, and that is the same in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, we should support them.” | 2Ele
| What happened at the end of the experiment? | 5 | [
"Carle is awarded with a medal",
"Montebourg declares that Carle is 96.9% French",
"Carle denounces French nationalism",
"Carle decides to become a politician"
] | [
0,
27
] | [
46,
52
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle bought new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” said Carle was 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg gave him a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should think about the way we buy and make different choices, and that is the same in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, we should support them.” | 2Ele
| What was the experiment trying to show, according to Carle? | 5 | [
"That people everywhere should put thought into how they purchase goods",
"That nationalism and patriotism are bad",
"That Carle became 96.9% “made in France”",
"That French products are too expensive"
] | [
46,
78
] | [
12,
21
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | At the end of the experiment, Carle bought new furniture and clothes. A special “auditor” said Carle was 96.9% “made in France” and Montebourg gave him a medal. Carle’s conclusion: “It’s not entirely possible to live 100% ‘made in France,’ particularly in terms of new technology.” “This wasn’t about French nationalism or patriotism. It was trying to show that we should think about the way we buy and make different choices, and that is the same in all countries. If we want to save jobs and industries, we should support them.” | 2Ele
| What did Carle say about the possibility of living with products 100% ‘made in France’? | 5 | [
"That is it not feasible, especially with respect to new technology",
"That he was only able to live 96.9% with products that are made in France",
"That it can help save jobs and industries",
"That it might be possible in the future"
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0,
45
] | [
79,
90
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco.” He added: “It’s hypocrisy to go around blaming capitalists for a country’s economic decline when people could be doing more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends around for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people around because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 0Adv
| What is Carle not sure of when it comes to T-shirts produced in Morocco? | 6 | [
"Whether the workers that produced it had good employment conditions",
"Whether they are cheaper than T-shirts produced in France",
"Whether his friends would buy them",
"Whether they are high-quality"
] | [
0,
42
] | [
90,
102
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco.” He added: “It’s hypocrisy to go around blaming capitalists for a country’s economic decline when people could be doing more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends around for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people around because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 0Adv
| What did Carle’s guests do? | 6 | [
"Listened to music while standing",
"Bought him a record of David Bowie",
"Came over wearing T-shirts made in France",
"Bought him a French flag"
] | [
90,
147
] | [
3,
29
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco.” He added: “It’s hypocrisy to go around blaming capitalists for a country’s economic decline when people could be doing more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends around for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people around because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 0Adv
| What does Carle say about French workers who manufacture T-shirts? | 6 | [
"They have appropriate working conditions",
"They wear T-shirts produced in Asia and Morocco",
"They like eating French cheese",
"They will appear in his next documentary"
] | [
0,
64
] | [
108,
121
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 1Int
| What is Carle not sure of when it comes to T-shirts produced in Morocco? | 6 | [
"Whether the workers that produced it had good employment conditions",
"Whether they are cheaper than T-shirts produced in France",
"Whether his friends would buy them",
"Whether they are high-quality"
] | [
0,
42
] | [
74,
86
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 1Int
| What did Carle’s guests do? | 6 | [
"Listened to music while standing",
"Bought him a record of David Bowie",
"Came over wearing T-shirts made in France",
"Bought him a French flag"
] | [
74,
129
] | [
3,
29
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | According to Carle, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been produced by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more as consumers.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends for the evening to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 1Int
| What does Carle say about French workers who manufacture T-shirts? | 6 | [
"They have appropriate working conditions",
"They wear T-shirts produced in Asia and Morocco",
"They like eating French cheese",
"They will appear in his next documentary"
] | [
0,
48
] | [
91,
104
] |
Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Carle said, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been made by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more when they decide what to buy.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 2Ele
| What is Carle not sure of when it comes to T-shirts produced in Morocco? | 6 | [
"Whether the workers that produced it had good employment conditions",
"Whether they are cheaper than T-shirts produced in France",
"Whether his friends would buy them",
"Whether they are high-quality"
] | [
0,
41
] | [
77,
89
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Carle said, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been made by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more when they decide what to buy.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 2Ele
| What did Carle’s guests do? | 6 | [
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129
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Man Falls Just Short in Patriot Game to be 100% French | Carle said, “A T-shirt is more expensive in France but I can be sure it has been made by workers who are correctly paid and have good working conditions. I cannot be sure about a cheaper T-shirt produced in Asia or Morocco. People could do more when they decide what to buy.” Carle says he hopes to continue supporting French industry and producers, but not 100%. “It is a full-time job just finding the stuff,” he said. The first thing he did when the experiment ended was invite his friends to enjoy “a plate of cheese and listen to the David Bowie album Aladdin Sane.” “It was difficult not being able to invite people because there was nowhere to sit ... but I’d choose Bowie over a sofa any day.” | 2Ele
| What does Carle say about French workers who manufacture T-shirts? | 6 | [
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"They will appear in his next documentary"
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51
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now, the trading city is the location for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, alongside hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewables by 2020 with, it is hoped, some spare to export to Europe. The project is a key plank in Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world and the first phase, called Noor 1, will go live in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that are now familiar on roofs the world over but it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 0Adv
| Where will almost half of Morocco’s electricity will come from by 2020? | 0 | [
"wind, hydro and solar energy",
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"Noor 1",
"neighboring countries"
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now, the trading city is the location for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, alongside hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewables by 2020 with, it is hoped, some spare to export to Europe. The project is a key plank in Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world and the first phase, called Noor 1, will go live in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that are now familiar on roofs the world over but it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 0Adv
| How does the mirror technology used in the power plant differ from familiar roof panels? | 0 | [
"Mirror technology can generate energy at night",
"Mirror technology is not as expensive",
"Mirror technology is cleaner than hydro and wind power",
"Mirror technology is easier to install than roof panels"
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120,
162
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41,
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now, the trading city is the location for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, alongside hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewables by 2020 with, it is hoped, some spare to export to Europe. The project is a key plank in Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world and the first phase, called Noor 1, will go live in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that are now familiar on roofs the world over but it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 0Adv
| What is true of wind and hydro energy sources in Morocco? | 0 | [
"They will be used alongside solar energy",
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"They will be cheaper than using standard roof panels",
"They will replace oil-based energy sources"
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28,
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120,
143
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now the city is the center for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, together with hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewable energy by 2020. The project is a key part of Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world. The first phase, called Noor 1, will be ready in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that you can see on roofs all over the world. But it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 1Int
| Where will almost half of Morocco’s electricity will come from by 2020? | 0 | [
"wind, hydro and solar energy",
"solar energy",
"Noor 1",
"neighboring countries"
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28,
60
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98,
109
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now the city is the center for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, together with hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewable energy by 2020. The project is a key part of Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world. The first phase, called Noor 1, will be ready in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that you can see on roofs all over the world. But it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 1Int
| How does the mirror technology used in the power plant differ from familiar roof panels? | 0 | [
"Mirror technology can generate energy at night",
"Mirror technology is not as expensive",
"Mirror technology is cleaner than hydro and wind power",
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110,
153
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is used to big productions. It is on the edge of the Sahara Desert and at the center of Morocco’s “Ouallywood” film industry. Now the city is the center for a complex of four linked solar mega-plants, which, together with hydro and wind, will help provide nearly half of Morocco’s electricity from renewable energy by 2020. The project is a key part of Morocco’s ambitions to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world. The first phase, called Noor 1, will be ready in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is less widespread and more expensive than the photovoltaic panels that you can see on roofs all over the world. But it will have the advantage of being able to continue producing power even after the sun goes down. | 1Int
| What is true of wind and hydro energy sources in Morocco? | 0 | [
"They will be used alongside solar energy",
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"They will replace oil-based energy sources"
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28,
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is on the edge of the Sahara Desert. It is now the center for four linked solar mega-plants. The plants, together with hydro and wind, will give Morocco, in North Africa, nearly half of its electricity from renewable energy by 2020. The project is a key part of Morocco’s plans to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world. The first phase, called Noor 1, will be ready in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is more expensive than the solar panels that we can see on roofs all over the world but it will be able to produce power even after the sun goes down. | 2Ele
| Where will almost half of Morocco’s electricity will come from by 2020? | 0 | [
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13,
45
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Morocco Poised to Become a Solar Superpower | The Moroccan city of Ouarzazate is on the edge of the Sahara Desert. It is now the center for four linked solar mega-plants. The plants, together with hydro and wind, will give Morocco, in North Africa, nearly half of its electricity from renewable energy by 2020. The project is a key part of Morocco’s plans to use its deserts to become a global solar superpower. When the full complex is complete, it will be the largest concentrated solar power plant in the world. The first phase, called Noor 1, will be ready in November 2015. The mirror technology it uses is more expensive than the solar panels that we can see on roofs all over the world but it will be able to produce power even after the sun goes down. | 2Ele
| How does the mirror technology used in the power plant differ from familiar roof panels? | 0 | [
"Mirror technology can generate energy at night",
"Mirror technology is not as expensive",
"Mirror technology is cleaner than hydro and wind power",
"Mirror technology is easier to install than roof panels"
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95,
130
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23,
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