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Guinness World Records, which was called The Guines Book Of Records until 2000, is a reference book that is published annually. It contains a collection of world records, both human achievements and the extreemes of the natural world.
Interestingly, the book itself holds a world record as the world's biggest-selling book with a copyright. It sells abou 3.5 million copies a year, in 23 languages in 100 countries. Since it was launced nearly 60 years ago, more than 130 million copies have been sold.
The book's history begins at a hunting party in Ireland on 10 November 1951, when Sir Hugh Beaver, the director of the Guisness Breweries, couldn't shoot a bird. Then he got into an argument with his friends about the fastest game bird in Europe. That evening, he looked for a reference book that contained an answer to the question, but he couldn't find one (Line 22). So, he thought of creating such a book himself. At that time, he knew two sports journalists who provided facts and figures to newspapers in London. (Line 25) Beaver commissioned them to compile some facts and information which formed The Guiness Book Of Records in August 1954.1,000 copies of this book were printed and given away free.
The next year, Beaver founded the Guiness Book Of Records in London, where the first edition was bound and published on 27 August. With 197 pages, the book made it to the British best-seller lists by Christmas. The following year, it was launced in the US where it sold 70.000 copies. Then the book began to be published in various languages."

1- Figures in line 25
a- numbers (statistical) b- shapes (geometric) c- statements
Answer= A?

2- Write what the following words refer to in the passage
a- one (Line 22) =.............................................................. ?

3- Write True or False
a- Guinness World Records used to have a different title before 2000. = ?
b- Guinsess World Records is published once every year. = T?
c- The Guiness Book of Records was first published in the Us = F?

4- The passage presents the history of Guinness World Records and...............
a- the languages it is published in
b- the names of the countries where it is sold
c- the categories it includes
d- some details about its sales
Answer= D?

5- November 10, 1951 is a notable date in the history of Guinness World Records because Sir Hugh Beaver..................... on that day.
a- was looking for a good reference book
b- had an argument with his firiends about a game bird
c- went hunting with his friends
d- came up with the idea of publishing a reference book
Answer= B?

6- We learn from the passage that two sports journalists in London..............................
a- collected information to inlude in Beaver's Guinness Book Of World Records
b- helped Beaver to bind the first book of Guiness World Records
c- were working in Beaver's first London office
d- gave Beaver the idea for a reference book that contained facts about game birds
Answer=?

7- The passage tells us that in August 1954, copies of the first Guinness Book of Records........................
a- sold 1,000 copies in total
b- had 197 pages each
c- were distributed as presents
d- were sold at a very low price
Answer= A?

8- We can conclude from the passage that the first edition of the Guiness Book Of Records.........................
a- developed out of a need
b- sold more copies in the US than it did in England
c- was sold in the US first
d- was published for the people who hunted birds
Answer=?

9- How many copies of Guinness World Records have been sold since its launch?
Answer= 130 million copies have been sold since its launch

10- When was the first edition of The Guiness Book Of Records published?
Answer= It was published on 27 August.

11- Who is the founder of GuinnessWorld Records?
Answer= Sir Hugh Beaver is the founder of Guinness World Records

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