Part A : Comprehension

Q- Read the passage carefully and answer the question below:

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

2. _____________ is the length of a fully grown sea-lion.

Part A : Comprehension

Q- Read the passage carefully and answer the question below:

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

3. _____________________ is the thickness of a sea-lion’s skin.

Part A : Comprehension

Q- Read the passage carefully and answer the question below:

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

3. _____________________ is the thickness of a sea-lion’s skin.

Part A : Comprehension

Q- Read the passage carefully and answer the question below:

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

4- The sea-lion uses its fins and tails when it is on shore as___

Part A : Comprehension

Q- Read the passage carefully and answer the question below:

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

5- What is the thickness of fat that lies between the skin of a sea-lion and its flesh?

Part B : Grammar

Q- What type of sentence is this?

Please light the candles on the cake.

Part B : Grammar

Q- What type of sentence is this?

I brought my sweater to keep myself warm.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Identify the verb tense in the sentence.

Izzy will run after her dog when he chases a cat.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct present-tense verb.

Hector (promise, promises) to be on time from now on.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct past-tense verb.

We (cook, cooked) oatmeal for breakfast.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Which word is a proper noun?

The boys will go to school on Wednesday.

Part B : Grammar

Q- What change should be made to this sentence?

Let's order chinese food for dinner.

Part B : Grammar

The dog wagged ______ tail to show how happy he was.

Part B : Grammar

It is funny to watch the crows perch on the ___ hat. (scarecrow)

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct answer.

Four satellites of Jupiter can be easily seen with a good microscope.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct answer.

Two people were __________ injured in the accident.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct verb.

She has ______ all her friends the same present for their birthdays.

Part B : Grammar

Q- Choose the correct answer.

My sister ______ really loud every time she took a shower.

Part C : Phonics

Q- Choose the correct answer.

If you look over _________, you might find the wallet that you lost.

Part C : Phonics

Q- What is the correct way to divide the word "talent"?

Part C : Phonics:

Q- What is the correct way to divide the word "alphabet"?

Part C : Phonics

Q- What does disappear mean?