What is the Campanile also known as?

• Sather Tower

• Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower

• Belfry

• Oxford Tower

Where is the tallest bell tower in the world located?

• United Kingdom

• United States

• Italy

• France

Who was revealed to be the bell-ringer of the Campanile?

• Mr. Duncan

• A blind lady

• UC Berkeley students

• A group of squirrels

How many songs does Mr. Duncan claim to know?

• Five hundred

• One hundred

• Two hundred

• Fifty

Where did Mr. Duncan learn to play the bells?

• Oxford University

• University of California, Berkeley

• University of Birmingham

• Harvard University

What inspired Mr. Duncan to learn bell ringing?

• Hearing the bells at Oxford

• A music class at UC Berkeley

• A family tradition

• A book he read

What does Mr. Duncan do after a quiet day at the library?

• Plays powerful music on the bells

• Goes for a walk

• Reads a book

• Writes in his journal

One effect in this passage is the sound of bells from the Campanile. What is the cause?

• The sound of bells comes from a radio in the Campanile.

• The sound of bells comes from wind chimes hanging in the Campanile.

• The bells are being rung by Mr. Duncan, a librarian.

• The bells are being rung by UC Berkeley students who have climbed up the Campanile.

Mr. Duncan spent a year learning to play bells at Oxford University. At Berkeley he continued to practice what he had learned. Now he performs his own music.

What can be concluded from this information?

• Mr. Duncan likes Oxford University more than UC Berkeley.

• Mr. Duncan has a strong interest in music.

• Learning to play bells is boring but easy.

• People who play bells make a lot of money.

What is probably true about the sound of the Campanile’s bells?

• People who live in Berkeley are tired of the sound of the Campanile’s bells.

• The sound of the bells carries far beyond the Campanile.

• The sound of the Campanile’s bells is too soft for most people to hear.

• The sound of the Campanile’s bells brings people bad luck.