English Examination 8th Grade

Which of the following sentences is written in simple present tense?

• We lived with our aunt in Manchester.

• Jim and I are going to fish next week.

• Maggie brings her own lunch.

• She invited me to her graduation party.

The cheetah is a large cat of the subfamily Felinae that occurs in North, Southern and East Africa, and a few localities in Iran. It ….

• inhabited a variety of mostly arid habitats like dry forests, scrub forests, and savannahs.

• inhabit a variety of mostly arid habitats like dry forests, scrub forests, and savannahs.

• inhabits a variety of mostly arid habitats like dry forests, scrub forests, and savannahs.

• inhabiting a variety of mostly arid habitats like dry forests, scrub forests, and savannahs.

Since 2015, William’s been donning a flight suit and volunteering 20 hours a week for the East Anglican Air Ambulance, a non-profit service that fly helicopter missions...Which of the underlined words are incorrect?

• donning

• volunteering

• non-profit

• fly

It’s Sunday morning. Mr. Kim is repairing the windows, Mrs. Kim is painting the wall. Their children Axel and Sue are tidying their rooms. What can we infer from the dialogue?

• Mr. Kim is helping Mrs. Kim after painting the wall.

• Mrs. Kim is painting the wall in every room.

• The kids are doing their homework together.

• The Kims are doing chores together

The government may be required to pay billions of dollars in emergency care claims to veterans (…) (www.apnews.com)What can we infer from the text above?

• The veterans has been the government’s concern for the last decade.

• The government had to pay billions in emergency care claims to veterans.

• There is a possibility that the government is obliged to pay a large amount of money in emergency care claims to veterans.

• The parliament has taken legal action against the government reagarding veteran emergency care claims.

Almost all male U.S. citizens and male immigrants, who are 18 through 25, are required to register with Selective Service.(www.sss.gov)From the text we know that ….

• Male immigrants are obliged to obey the United States law.

• The number of 18 to 25-years old male immigrants have been increased in U.S.

• Most of 18 to 25-yeard old male U.S. citizens and immigrants have to register with Selective Service.

• Male U.S. citizens and male immigrants between 18 and 25 must work in the White House.

Ken: Let’s spend the weekend at the new amusement park! James: I don’t know. The ticket is rather expensive.Ken: What do you mean? It is free, isn’t it?James: It was free for the first week. After that, you have to pay for the ticket.What can we infer from the dialogue?

• Children aged five and under don’t have to pay for the ticket.

• Parental supervision is required at the park.

• Buying ticket before entering the park is a must.

• James forbids Ken from buying the ticket.

Hilda: Well, I think it is enough for today. Let’s continue tomorrow, shall we? Simon: Sure. Let’s go home now!Hilda: All right guys, we have a lot of work tomorrow. …. George: Sure!Simon: Okay!

• You may arrive on time if you want.

• We must come early.

• This project has finally been done.

• We had to finish it as soon as possible

Hendry: The announcement says, “The exam starts at 6.30 tomorrow morning. Students who arrive late are not allowed to take the exam.”Jacob: Well, …..........Hendry: Yeah, I agree. I will pick you up at 6.00, then. Jacob: Sounds good.Choose the correct answer!

• the school has to change the time for it is too early.

• students must finish their tests early.

• we must be there at least 15 minutes earlier.

• let’s go to school at 6.15 tomorrow!

“Clayderman School obliges its students to respect their friends, teachers, even the janitors and securities.”In other words, we can say that …

• Students have to respect their teachers first at Clayderman School.

• Clayderman School will punish those who do not respect the janitors.

• It is the rule to respect each other at Clayderman School.

• You have to enter Clayderman School to respect everyone.