VocabularyB Complete the word: T E A _ H E RA. S B. T C. P D. C

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Seven + eleven = .............. A. eighteen B. fifteen C. twenty-one D. nineteen

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The opposite of “short” is “..................”.

A. little B. tall C. happy D. old

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I think he’s asleep _ his .............. are closed.A. trees B. ears C. arms D. eyes

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Complete this “family” of words: orange, lemon, apple, .......... .A. pear B. carrot C. beef D. chocolate

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English childrenA

In the picture, we can see ............... .

A. six boys C. two girls and four boys B. three girls and three boys D. seven children

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The children are .................. .

A. in the kitchen B. in a playground C. at school D. in the street

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The girls have got ............... .

A. grey trousers B. white shirts C. blue jeans D. black hair

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VerbsD Peter ................ ten years old.A. has B. is C. are D. am

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I ............ got two sisters and a brother. A. do B. am C. have D. has

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Patrick ................... ski very well. He’s a champion!A. doesn’t B. isn’t C. is D. can

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Mum often ............... a chocolate cake on Sundays.A. does B. make C. makes D. cook

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An emailC

The email is about .............. .A. Emily’s new house C. Emily’s job B. Dev’s house D. Emily’s new school

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Emily ............... the house.

A. likes B. doesn’t like C. doesn’t live in D. hates

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How many people live here?A. Two. B. Three. C. Four. D. Five. 11

Find the true sentence.A. Emily lives near her school. B. Emily walks to school. C. Emily’s house is a long way from the shops.D. Emily goes to school by bus.

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From

SendTo

Subject

Emily Hope

Dev Patel

New address

Hi Dev, This is my new address: 12 Windsor Road. The house is great! There are three bedrooms: one for Mum and Dad, one for me, and one for my litt le brother. It’s near a park and some shops. There’s only one problem: it’s a long way from school. I can’t walk there, so I take the bus every day.See you soon! Emily

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BritainF London is in ................ .A. England B. Scotland C. Ireland D. Japan

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The Tower of London is a very old .................. .

A. park B. bridge C. castle D. bank

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After primary school, British children usually go to ................ .A. university B. elementary school C. college D. secondary school

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.............. is in the United Kingdom.

A. Canada B. Scotland C. The Republic of Ireland D. The USA

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A cooked English breakfast often includes bacon, eggs, sausages and ................ .A. baked beans B. fried fi sh C. boiled potatoes D. green salad

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SoundsH The number “8” rhymes with “................”.A. eat B. hat C. late D. light

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“Saturday” = O o o. “Imagine” = ................. .A. O o o B. o O o C. o o O D. o o O o

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“Bear” rhymes with “............”.

A. her B. here C. hair D. hear

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Situati onsG A woman asks a girl, “How old are you?” What can the girl say?A. “I’m fine, thanks.” C. “Not very well.” B. “I’m thirteen.” D. “I’ve got ten.”

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Your friend can’t find his school bag. You can see it under his bed. What can you say?A. “They’re here!” C. “There it is!” B. “I can’t fi nd it.” D. “You’re there!”

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A teacher asks a boy, “Where’s your English book?” What can he say?A. “I don’t know, Miss.” C. “Yes, Miss, it’s my book.” B. “It’s red and blue, Miss.” D. “It’s late, Miss.”

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It’s time to go to school but Rose isn’t ready. She’s in the bathroom. What can her mother say to her?A. “Get up!” B. “Wait for me!” C. “Hurry up!” D. “Come in!”

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At your grandmother’s house, you drop a glass on the floor and it breaks. Your grandmother isn’t angry. What can she say?A. “I’m fi ne.” C. “That’s a big problem.” B. “It doesn’t break.” D. “It doesn’t matter.”

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A man says to you, “I think this is your size.” What is his job?A. A bus driver. B. A shop assistant. C. A waiter. D. A postman.

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The Biggest Challenge K It’s 5 o’clock and Martin is in his room. He ........... his homework.

A. makes B. is doing C. looks for D. is making

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I go swimming or play football .............. afternoons. A. every Wednesday B. on Sunday C. Saturdays D. in a lot of

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“Busy” rhymes with “..............”.

A. cosy B. easy C. buses D. fi zzy

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What do you do with a Christmas cracker?

A. Sing it. B. Eat it. C. Pull it. D. Wear it.

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Holiday thingsE

What colour are the shoes?

A. Red and black. C. Blue and white. B. Green and yellow. D. Black and pink.

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The passport is .............. the phone. A. under B. between C. on D. next to19

The .............. is in a corner of the picture. A. watch B. hat C. phone D. keys

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What can you see in the picture?A. A watch, a pen, a suitcase. C. Sunglasses, keys, a plane. B. Socks, a camera, a hat. D. A phone, a coat, plates.

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A web pageI

What can you say about Bob?

A. He’s a nice little boy. C. He doesn’t like people. B. He isn’t aggressive. D. He is a very old dog.

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What is the reason for this message? A. Jack and Mary can’t take their cat to Australia. B. The Harrisons want to find a new home for their dog. C. Bob doesn’t like England. D. Bob needs a home in Australia.

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What can you say about the Harrisons?

A. They don’t like Bob very much. C. They’re going to leave England. B. They’ve got a new home for Bob. D. They can’t go to Australia.

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A web pageI

Look at these four answers to the message and choose the best “family” for Bob.A. “We live in a flat in London and have got two hamsters.” B. “Our cottage has got a garden. We’ve got three rabbits and a cat.” C. “We live on a farm with lots of animals _ but there are no cats.” D. “We’ve got three kittens and we live in a big house near a park.”

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Bob is three years old and very friendly. We love him very much but he needs a new home now because we are going to live in Australia and we can’t take Bob with us. Can you help? If you live in the countryside or have got a big garden, that’s perfect. And if you’ve got other pets, that’s fi ne because Bob is very good with other animals – except cats.

Contact Jack and Mary Harrison 0775 320 456.

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SentencesJ ............ no children at school today _ it’s Sunday.A. It has got B. There is C. There are D. They are

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............ cheese do we need? A. How many B. Is there C. Why is the D. How much

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“Are Peter’s parents English?” “..............”

A. No, they aren’t. B. Yes, they do. C. No, he isn’t. D. Yes, it is.

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