NIK 5 U8 QUIZ

​NIK 5: UNIT 8 QUIZ

Match

1-Listen and match.

1.Rose

2. Isaac

3.Naomi

4.Billy

5.Daisy

• 1.Rose

• 2. Isaac

• 3.Naomi

• 4.Billy

• 5.Daisy

Draw

2.Listen and CIRCLE the correct word.

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Multiple Choice

4. When do we use the present simple for future events?

• When the event is scheduled, timetabled, or part of a regular sequence.

• When the event is completely unpredictable

• When the event happened in the past

• When the event is a one-time occurrence

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Multiple Choice

The Necklace is _________ gold and Chopper.

• Made of

• Made with

• Made out of

• Made from

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Multiple Choice

This statue is ______ wood.

• made of

• made from

Multiple Choice

The cake is ..... flour and sugar.

• made of

• made from

Multiple Choice

The jacket is ______ Trendy Fashion.

• made by

• made from

Multiple Choice

The house is .... bricks.

• made of

• made by

Multiple Choice

The pencil case is ______ old cardboard box.

• made from

• made by

• made of

Multiple Choice

The handkerchief is _______ used clothes.

• made of

• made by

• made from

Multiple Choice

These toy cars _______ General Toys Company.

• are made by

• are made from

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He hasn't messaged Maria about the homework yet.

• He’s already messaged Maria about the homework.

• He messaged someone else about the homework, not Maria.

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He hasn't found Dad's saw yet.

• He already found Dad's saw.

• He hasn't found Dad's saw already.

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He hasn't already cut the ribbon into 10 pieces.

• He already cut the ribbon into 20 pieces.

• He has already cut the ribbon into 10 pieces.

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He already put dinner in the oven.

• He never put dinner in the oven.

• He hasn't put dinner in the oven yet.

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He hasn't called Grandma yet.

• He has already called Grandma.

• He already called Grandpa.

Multiple Choice

Look at Tom’s to-do list and write sentences with already or yet.

• He hasn’t found the missing screws for the bird box yet.

• He hasn't found the missing screws for the bird box yet.

• He found the missing screws for the bird box already.

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to compare things?

• look at differences
• look at similarities

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to contrast?

• To tell what is alike and what is the same.
• To tell what is different.
• To tell what is the same.
• To tell what is alike and what is different.

Multiple Choice

Sally is having strawberry ice cream and Juan is having chocolate ice cream. If I am comparing Sally and Juan, what do they have in common?

• They are eating with a spoon.
• It is hot outside.
• I like to eat ice cream.
• They are eating ice cream.

Multiple Choice

Kate lived in a large house with many animals. Her best friend, Jill, lived in a small house without pets.  How were the friends' homes different?

• Kate had a large house, but Jill's was small.
• Kate doesn't have pets, but Jill does.
• Both Kate and Jill have homes.

Multiple Choice

What two things are being compared?

• Crocodiles and Alligators

• Crocodiles and Turtles

• Turtles nad Alligators

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Multiple Choice

What do crocodiles and alligators have in common?

• They have excellent hearing and senses of smell.

• They both live in the oceans.

• They both can't dive underwater.

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Multiple Choice

How are alligator's snouts different than crocodile's snouts?

• Crocodiles snouts are u-shaped.

• Alligators snouts are v-shaped.

• Alligators and caiman have u-shaped, rounded snouts.

• Not Here

Multiple Choice

How are the texts similar?

• One talks about spiders while the other talks about daddy long legs.

• They both talk about how spiders and daddy longlegs are usually harmless.

Multiple Choice

How are these two passages the same?

• The two passages are both facts about nuts.

• The two passages are about nut allergies.

Multiple Choice

How are the texts similar?

• Both texts tell about tigers in zoos.

• Both texts tell about what tigers eat.

Open Ended

Write the sequence for washing the disheds. Remember to use sequence and adding information linkers.