Situation: You go for a walk to distract yourself from your problems. What are you thinking?

• I need to take my mind off my problems.

• I need to go for a walk.

• I need to make a decision.

• I need to go behind your back.

Situation: You trip over on a broken footpath. What will you say to yourself?

• I need to be careful and mind the broken path.

• I need to forget something.

• I need to be distracted.

• I need to get something off my chest.

Situation: I tell myself I’m not anxious. It’s mind over matter. What do I mean?

• I can control my feelings with mind power.

• I am out of control.

• I forgot something.

• I am easily distracted.

Situation: My I-Pad has a mind of its own. What do I mean?

• The I-Pad is out of control.

• The I-Pad is as solid as a rock.

• The I-Pad is broken

• The I-Pad has no heart.

Situation: You changed your mind about what you want to do. What does this mean?

• You will make a different decision.

• You forgot to do it.

• You need to get a brain scan.

• You will not change your mind.

Last week my mum caught my little brother ________________ from the kitchen.

• stealing biscuits

• steal biscuits

• stealed biscuits

• steal them biscuits

She gave him some money and _____________ to the shops to buy some more.

• asked him to go

• asking him to go

• asked it to go

• asked to go

When he was coming back he met a friend and they ________ the biscuits. My brother just loves eating biscuits!

• started eating

• started eat

• starting to eat

• start for eat

Anyway, they couldn’t ____________ and they managed to eat the whole packet! When he came home to get more money, Mum was furious and sent him to his room.

• stop eating

• stop to eating

• stop for eat

• stopped for eat

She ___________ I had to go to the shop because she didn’t trust him! I was tempted to open the packet but I managed to get home without eating any!

• told me

• told to me

• telling me

• tell me