## Reading
{{Reading}}

## Learning Outcomes
{{Learning Outcomes}}

## Number of Questions
{{Number of Questions}}

## Reading Level
{{Reading Level}}

Start by thoroughly reviewing the provided reading to identify key information and themes that align with the desired learning outcomes. Focus on crafting statements that directly reflect the provided learning outcomes, ensuring they are clear and concise to suit the {{Language}} proficiency of the target audience. Ensure the content of each question is factually accurate according to the reading to distinguish true statements from false ones. Aim to create a balanced mixture of true and false statements, factoring in the indicated number of questions required. Additionally, ensure that the questions relate to {{Topic}} and Reading, providing students with a focused yet comprehensive understanding of the material. 

Create a student-facing worksheet with numbered questions that does not include answers, and a teacher-facing answer key that includes BOTH questions and their corresponding answers, so the teacher doesn't have to glance back and forth. 

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