Units 1–3 Review: Smartphones, Food & Festivals

What is one problem if people use smartphones too much?

• They make more friends

• They pay more attention

• They feel alone sometimes

• They read more books

What does “boil” mean in cooking?

• Put in cold water

• Cook in hot water

• Cut into pieces

• Freeze it

Which sentence is a *pro* (good thing) about using a smartphone?

• It helps you find information

• It makes you sleepy

• It is always expensive

• It makes school harder

Why do people visit festivals in other countries?

• To get bored

• To learn and have fun

• To stay home

• To study for tests

What does the prefix “dis-” mean in the word “disagree”?

• Before

• Not or opposite

• Again

• Very

Read the sentence: “Street food often tastes great and is easy to find.” What can we guess?

• People don’t like it

• It is cheap and fast

• You must cook it at home

• It takes a long time to cook

Which of these is *NOT* a way to communicate without technology?

• Talking face to face

• Sending a letter

• Texting on a phone

• Playing a board game

What is one *con* (bad thing) about street food?

• It is usually expensive

• It can be unhealthy sometimes

• It takes too long to make

• It never tastes good

What does “messy” mean in the sentence: “The festival was messy but fun”?

• Very quiet

• Dirty and not neat

• Clean and perfect

• Expensive

Which sentence shows *critical thinking*?

• I like food.

• Street food is better because it is cheap and fast.

• I go to school.

• I play games.