Unit 1 Quiz summary (sProgram)

What does "access" mean?

• • To build something

• • To get or enter something

• To sell something

• To destroy something

What does "cost" refer to?

• • The amount of money needed to buy something

• • The time taken to do something

• • The fun you have

• • The place where something is made

What does it mean to "grow up"?

• To make something smaller

• To become older and more mature

• • To paint something

• • To learn a new language

Which sentence best describes something "local"?

• • We visited a famous landmark in a different country.

• • We bought fresh vegetables from the farmer's market in our town.

• • We ordered a book from an online store.

• • overseas.

  • We traveled across the ocean to a distant island.

Which sentence shows someone using the word "prefer"?

• • I don’t mind eating anything you cook.

• • I would rather play soccer than basketball.

• • I have no idea what to choose from the menu.

• • I can eat both ice cream and cake at the same time.

What does "variety" mean in this sentence: "There is a variety of fruits at the market"?

• • Only one kind of fruit is available.

• • There are many different kinds of fruits available.

• • The fruits are very expensive.

• • All the fruits are the same color.

• Nature Which of these best represents "nature"?

• • A bustling city with tall buildings.

• • A quiet forest with trees and animals.

• • A busy shopping mall.

• • A crowded sports stadium.

• Which sentence shows the correct use of the word "join"?

• • We joined the table with glue.

• • She joined her shoes before going outside.

• • They will join the books on the shelf.

• • He decided to join the soccer team at school.

• What does "get around" mean in this sentence: "She knows how to get around the city using the bus and subway"?

• • She gets lost easily in the city.

• • She can travel from place to place in the city.

• • She never leaves her house.

• • She walks everywhere she goes.

• Which sentence shows someone being "busy"?

• • He had a lot of homework to do and couldn't play outside.

• • She sat quietly reading a book.

• • They had nothing to do all day.

• • He was sleeping all afternoon.