What is the appropriate exclamation for expressing amazement?

• Look!

• How boring!

• What a fun way to learn!

• Awesome!

Which of the following is an example of an exclamation expressing disappointment?

• How brilliant!

• You are very kind!

• What a funny game!

• Oh, no!

What is the correct exclamation for showing excitement?

• Awesome!

• What a fun way to learn!

• How genius!

• Look!

This bottle contains 500 milliliters of water. Sarah needs to buy 2 liters of water in the supermarket. How many bottles does she need?

• Five bottles

• Four bottles

• Two bottles

• Three bottles

This packet contains 5 kilograms of rice. How many grams does it contain?

• Fifty grams (50g)

• Five hundred grams (500g)

• Five thousand grams (5000g)

• Fifty thousand grams (50000g)

This carton contains one liter of milk. Each child wants to drink 500 milliliters. There are eight children in the house. How many cartons are necessary?

• Only one carton is enough.

• Two cartons are necessary.

• Three cartons are necessary.

• Four cartons are necessary.

Meters and kilometers are units that measure ​ (a)  

• distance
• time
• weight/mass
• capacity

Select expressions commonly used to express surprise.

• How very surprising.

• I find it extraordinary.

• That’s incredible!

• I don’t trust you.

• Oh, really?

Select expressions commonly used to express disbelief.

• You don’t believe it. Do you?

• Wow! What a surprise!

• Seeing is believing.

• This is such a nice surprise.

• It can’t be true.

She is _____________ than her sister. (pretty)