English4 q2

What happens first in the life cycle of a butterfly?

• The butterfly lays eggs.
  

• The caterpillar forms a chrysalis.
  
  

• The butterfly hatches from the egg.
  

• The caterpillar becomes a butterfly.

Put the steps of the butterfly's life cycle in the correct order.
I. The butterfly lays eggs.
II. The caterpillar becomes a pupa (chrysalis).
III. The caterpillar hatches from the egg.
IV. The butterfly emerges from the chrysalis.

• I, III, II, IV
  

• I, III, IV, II
  

• III, I, II, IV
  

• I, II, III, IV

Which of these sentences uses an example of onomatopoeia related to the bee's actions?

• The bee flew quietly around the garden.

• The hive was calm and peaceful.
  

• The bee rested on the flower for a while.

• The bee buzzed loudly as it collected nectar.

Which of these is an example of fantasy?

• A teacher writing on the chalkboard.
  

• A student answering a question.
  

• A pencil talking to a student.
  

• A classmate sharing a story.

Which of these events is real?

• A cat studying with a teacher.
  

• A dog sitting at the desk like a student.
  

• A student raising their hand to answer a question.

• A frog writing on the blackboard.

Why is it impossible for books to fly and read themselves in real life?

• Books are made of paper, and paper cannot fly.
  

• Books are alive and can think.
  

• Books have wings that help them fly.

• Books can talk but only when no one is looking.

Recycling helps keep our planet clean. When we recycle things like paper, plastic, and bottles, we save resources and reduce trash. Recycling also helps save energy and protects animals’ homes. By recycling every day, we can make the Earth a better place for everyone.

What can you do at home to help recycle, based on the article?

• Throw plastic bottles in the trash.

• Recycle paper, plastic, and bottles.
  

• Ignore recycling and continue using more plastic.

• Use more plastic and throw it away.

Recycling helps keep our planet clean. When we recycle things like paper, plastic, and bottles, we save resources and reduce trash. Recycling also helps save energy and protects animals’ homes. By recycling every day, we can make the Earth a better place for everyone.

Why is recycling important according to the article?

• It saves time and money.

• It makes paper and plastic stronger.

• It helps reduce waste and save energy.
  

• It helps animals find food.

The Giving Tree

A tree loved a little boy who played under her branches every day. The boy picked her apples, climbed her trunk, and swung from her branches. As he grew older, the boy wanted more. He asked the tree for money, so she gave him her apples. Later, he needed a house, so she gave him her branches. Then, the boy needed a boat, so the tree gave him her trunk. Years passed, and the boy, now an old man, returned. The tree, now just a stump, offered him a place to rest. The tree was happy, knowing she had given everything.

What is the main idea of the story The Giving Tree?

• The tree was sad that the boy never visited her.
  

• The boy never needed anything from the tree.
  

• The tree loved the boy and gave him everything she had.
  

• The tree wanted to be alone and not share with the boy.

The Giving Tree

A tree loved a little boy who played under her branches every day. The boy picked her apples, climbed her trunk, and swung from her branches. As he grew older, the boy wanted more. He asked the tree for money, so she gave him her apples. Later, he needed a house, so she gave him her branches. Then, the boy needed a boat, so the tree gave him her trunk. Years passed, and the boy, now an old man, returned. The tree, now just a stump, offered him a place to rest. The tree was happy, knowing she had given everything.

Which detail supports the main idea that the tree gave everything to the boy?

• The boy came back many times.

• The boy used the tree to climb.
  

• The tree gave the boy apples, branches, and her trunk.
  

• The tree gave all she had to help the boy.