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WorksheetsPAS Ganjil 2020-VI
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 56mins
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
The main idea in paragraph 1 is ...
The great white shark usually attacks from below or behind.
The great white shark is an amazing predator.
The great white shark attacks people.
The great white shark has sharp teeth.
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
The main idea in paragraph 2 is ...
The great white shark eats different animals when it is young and when it is older.
The great white shark eats only fish.
The great white shark eats dead animals.
The great white shark eats boats.
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
The main idea in paragraph 3 is ...
The great white shark eats boats.
The great white shark eats people.
The great white shark attacks swiftly.
The great white sharkis a frightening animal but it does not eat people.
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
Is the great white shark a friendly creature? Why?
(a)
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
What other animals can you think of that attack swiftly and suddenly?
(a)
The Great White Shark
The great white shark is an amazing predator. It is large and fierce. It has a long, pointed nose and large, powerful teeth. It attacks swiftly and suddenly. It usually attacks from below or behind, so that its prey does not have time to escape.
When the great white shark is young, it eats small prey like fish and stingrays. When it older and bigger, it eats larger sea animals like sea lions, seals and small whales. It has a very strong of smell. It can smell seals on a beach three kilometers away.
The great white shark is frightening animal but it does not eat people. It sometimes attacks small boats, surfboards or people, but it does not usually eat them. It may be that the shark attacks them because it thinks that they are sea animals.
Why do you think it is important for the great white shark to be fast and sudden when it attacks?
(a)
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in the bracket.
The mother whale swam ...(careful) with her new baby.
(a)
The dolphins jumped ... (playful) out of the water.
(a)
Stingrays flap their fins ... (graceful) as they swim along.
(a)
The flying fish jumped ... (sudden) out of the sea.
(a)
The little fish ... (clever) hid behind a rock as the octopus swam past.
(a)
The seahorse is holding onto the coral ... (tight) with its tail.
(a)
Anne went to the marine park ... she saw many interesting fish.
which
who
whose
where
Bob saw a stingray ... was diamond shaped.
which
who
whose
where
These are the children ... cleaned up the beach in Sea Week.
which
who
whose
where
This is the girl ... story won the first prize in the Sea Week competition.
which
who
whose
where
Vaccination is
tiny living things that can only be seen with a microscope.
microbes which can spread diseases.
an injection of a small amount of a disease to stop you from getting the full disease.
insertion of medicine into the body with a needle by a doctor.
... makes liquids go bad.
Microbes
Bacteria
Vaccine
Injection
Jade comes from a rich family, but she wears simple clothes. She doesn't show off her wealth. She's ...
compassionate.
well-known.
generous.
humble.
Gandhi was .... He won many academic prizes when he was in school.
generous
humble
intelligent
hard-working
After many years of hard work, Mr. Tan finally became a very ... businessman.
hard-working
successful
talented
intelligent
That little village, ..., has a lot of visitors from all over the world every year.
who is my next-door neighbour
which is very useful
where the talented singer was born
whose parents are also teachers
Mr. Johnson, ..., always greets me when he walks past my house.
who is my next-door neighbour
which is very useful
where the talented singer was born
whose parents are also teachers
My teacher, ... , says she has always wanted to teach young children.
who is my next-door neighbour
which is very useful
where the talented singer was born
whose parents are also teachers
The new computer, ... , belongs to my brother.
who is my next-door neighbour
which is very useful
where the talented singer was born
whose parents are also teachers
Be careful not to spill the hot water on ...
yourselves
yourself
myself
meself
He doesn't care about other people. He only thinks of ....
myself.
himself.
herself.
itself.
They wrote the story all by ....
ourself.
ourselves.
theirselves
themselves.
We tried making a tree house ... , but we couldn't do it.
ourself
ourselves
yourself
yourselves
Sam doesn't want to write the letter, so I have to write it ....
himself
herself
myself
itself
Complete the sentence with the correct reflexive pronoun.
My sister bought ... a new book.
(a)
Complete the sentence with the correct reflexive pronoun.
My baby sister knows how to feed ... now.
(a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Mozart's father took them on a tour at Europe because ....
he promised them a holiday.
he wanted to show them off.
he wanted to make money from their performances.
they were going to choose the best school to go to.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Mozart met ... on these European tours.
Johann Christian Bach, a fellow musician.
Maria Anna, a gifted musician
Beethoven, a talented pianist.
Johann Christian Bach, a concert organiser.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Where can one hear Mozart's music today?
In Salzburg, Austria
In Europe
In concert hall around the world.
In concert halls in Salzburg.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Complete the timeline below.
1756 - (a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Complete the timeline below.
1760- (a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Complete the timeline below.
1761 - (a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Complete the timeline below.
1762 - (a)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria in 1756. His older sister, Maria Anna and he were gifted musicians at a very early age. When he was just four years old, Mozart could play the hapsichord, which is a musical instrument rather like a piano. Two years later, he taught himself to play the violin.
At the age of five, Mozart began to compose his own music and even gave his first public performance. In 1762, his father took both siblings to tour Europe because he wanted to show them off. Their father was very proud of them, and considered them little miracles. However, the sad truth was that their father was making money from their performances.
During this trips, Mozart met a great number of musicians and got to know their works. One of them was Johan Christian Bach, who became his good friend.
Mozart died at a young age of 35 from a kidney infection. Today, many musicians still regard him as one of history's greatest composers. Many of his masterpieces continue to be played in concert halls all over the world.
Complete the timeline below.
1791 - (a)
