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Worksheets[MATHEUS] PROGRESS TEST
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 20mins
Write a paragraph introducing yourself.
What's your address? Write your answer using the correct way of sharing this information in English.
What are the four seasons of the year? Write it down.
Choose The Correct Answer.
We have to wait for an hour.
We have to wait for a hour.
Which of these sentences is not a nationality?
English
Germany
Swiss
Australian
The USA stands for...
The Unite States of America
The United State of America
The United States of America
The Unite State of America
What's the video about?
Who is her hero?
The weather affects everyone, and everyone has something to say about the weather. This is especially true in a country like the UK that has very changeable weather. In the UK the weather from one day to the next can be completely different, or even from the morning to the afternoon. The weather can change from being rainy one day to sunny the next, or from strong wind and gales in the morning to snow in the afternoon.
In the UK there are four seasons, spring, summer, autumn and winter, and the weather is different in each of them. However, there is not a sudden change between the seasons. The end of the winter season is the same as the start of the spring season. It takes several weeks for the weather to change enough for people to notice the difference.
The summer is the season with the best weather. In general, it is hot and sunny with only a little rain sometimes. However, it can sometimes be cold and wet for one or two weeks at a time. British people like to spend a lot of time outside when it is nice in the summer. After the summer is the autumn. In this season the weather gets colder and there are stronger winds, also it will rain more. All the leaves will start to fall off the trees as it is cold. Frost might start to form on the ground towards the end of the autumn.
Winter is the coldest season in the UK. The temperature will often be at zero degrees Celsius. This means that ice will often form on the ground overnight where there were puddles. This makes it difficult to walk sometimes. There might also be snow, but the UK does not get much snow, mainly just cold rain in the winter. Then when winter ends the spring starts. The temperature will start to get warmer and the winds will not be as strong. Plants start to grow again and new leaves form. It is always nice when the spring starts as it means the nice weather in the summer is nearly back again.
Many people in the UK complain about the weather, but as the weather changes so much it is very interesting and gives the people something to talk about all year round. - QUESTION: According to the text, why do people like the spring?
It means the summer is nearly back.
It is not winter.
It is the shortest season.
It only happens every other year.
Describe your daily routine - at least 5 sentences.
Describe your family in an audio message.
A family tree or genealogical tree is a diagram that shows the relationships between members of a family in several generations. Creating a family tree is a great way for children to broaden their knowledge about great grandparents and other family members who have passed away or who they have never had the chance to meet. For adults, it can be a way to learn about family history and how it has affected their present and future lives.
Tracing and creating a family tree can be difficult and complicated to do, especially if you do not have sufficient knowledge about your family history and only have a few old photos and documents. However, digital technology has made it easier for you because now you can access online databases and search engines and obtain the information you need within minutes. The key information that you need includes names (common surnames or family names), dates of significant events (birth, marriage, death, emigration) and places to locate records such as church registers.
You can start your genealogy research by building a skeleton family tree. For this purpose, you can go to various sites on the Internet. After you have done the basic family tree, it is time to dig deeper by going to more specialized websites that contain military or employment records, parish records or wills. In this phase, you need to be sure of what you are searching for. For example, if you look for the military records of your great grandfather, you should have his full name, date of birth and the forces in which he served. Here are some sites that genealogists often use to research specific information: 1) the National Archives site contains wills and naval records, 2) the Origins Network site contains apprenticeship records, military records and marriage indexes, 3) the Times Online site provides information about famous or notorious ancestors from 1785-1985 and 4) the CWGC site provides details of servicemen and women who died during the two World Wars.
Of course, not all information is available online and you should not expect to find your entire family tree in one place. You may still need to visit your local family history center and look at cemeteries, courthouses and churches for more information. You can also make contact with genealogy communities through their websites and ask for a piece of advice. You can use sites like Genuki and Cyndis List to consult on genealogy research and find valuable information, genealogical material and links to hundreds of other genealogy websites. QUESTION: What key information that is needed to create a family tree?
Names, dates and places.
Names, dates and photos.
Surnames and complete addresses.
Full names and dates of birth.
Describe the picture.
According to the percentage of the adverbs of frequency, match them.
Always
100%
Usually
90%
Normally
80%
Often
70%
Sometimes
50%
I Love Them All!
Hi! I’m Laura and this is my family. I am 14 years old and I’m from England. I live with my mother, father, sister, and brother. My mum’s name is Susan. She is 40 years old. My dad’s name is Richard. He is from Scotland and he is 42. My brother’s name is Mark and he’s 8 years old. My sister’s name is Sara. She is 11 years old. I have got two cats: Milly and Woody.
My grandparents live in Manchester, my grandfather’s name is Peter and my grandmother’s name is Marie. We visit them during the summer vacation. My uncle Harry is married to my aunt Lorena. She is Spanish. Their children’s names are Leila and Santiago. QUESTION: According to the text it's correct to affirm that:
Laura’s mother is 42 years old.
Richard is her brother.
She has two siblings, Sara and Mark.
She has two siblings, Leila and Santiago.
Choose the alternative that contains only COUNTABLE nouns.
Book, kid, wardrobe, bed, bottle.
Fan, star, milk, remote control, person.
Money, socks, pants, sheep, mouse.
Man, woman, energy, leaf, box.
About countable and uncountable nouns, it's correct to affirm that:
With countable nouns we can divide it into singular or plural nouns.
With countable nouns we use how much and can only be followed by quantifiers.
With uncountable nouns we use how many to ask the quantity.
Countable nouns cannot be divided into singular and plural nouns.
To create a affirmative simple present sentence which structure do we need to use?
Subject pronoun + main verb + complement.
Main verb + complement.
Wh word + Subject pronoun + main verb + complement.
Subject pronoun + main verb + auxiliary verb + complement.
According to the four types of family introduced to you in class, match them with their description.
It is the closest family members who live with you. It can be your parents, grandparents or anyone else.
Nuclear Family
There are couple who either cannot or choose not to have kids. It consists in two partners living together.
Childless Family
It consists of one parent raising one or more children on his own.
Single Parent Family
It includes cousins, aunts or uncles and grandparents, also known as relatives.
Extended Family
According to the Madrigal Family, it's correct to affirm:
Pedro is Isabela's grandfather.
Pepa is Bruno's sister.
Agustin is Bruno's brother-in-law.
Luisa is Pepa's aunt.
According to the Madrigal Family, it's correct to affirm:
Camilo is Alma's grandson.
Pepa and Julieta are Bruno's siblings.
Mirabel is Pedro's granddaughter.
Julieta is Agustin's wife.
Felix is Pepa's wife.
What can you see in the picture?
(a)
What can you see in the picture?
(a)
What can you see in the picture?
(a)
Describe the city where you live. Use at least 6 different adjectives to describe it.
Match the following alternatives.
It's used to talk about countable nouns.
Used to ask about the quantity of something.
How many?
It's used to talk about uncountable nouns. Used to ask about the price of something.
How much?
Baby
Countable Noun.
Milk
Uncountable Noun.
Listen to the answer and choose the question
How is it?
Can I help you?
How much is it?
Where is the changing room?
Give an answer
No, thank you
It's 20$
I don't like it
Sure. The changing room is over there
Listen and tick all possible answers
25,50$
Cash, please
Can I pay by American Express
By credit card
All of these are categories at a restaurant menu, except:
Appetizers
Side order
Beverages
Desserts
Entrance
How often do you eat fast food or junk food?
How often do you go to restaurants?
What do you usually order?
What can you tell a waiter if you want to pay for the food?
For his main course, Andi chooses.
Normal cheese burger.
Double cheese burger.
Burger with chips.
What does the waitress ask?
What what you like?
What did you like?
What do you like?
What would you like?
What's the matter, Brenda?
I've got a headache.
I am tired.
I've got a earache.
Martina doesn't feel well. She has a _______.
stomachache
backache
Match the symptoms to the disease.
Headache
Pain on one or both sides of your head, pain that throbs or pulses, sensitivity to light and sounds.
The Flu
Fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches, tiredness.
Earache
Pain inside the ear, difficulty hearing, discharge running out the ear, pressure inside the ear.
Stomachache
Cramps, constipation, vomiting, fever, loss of appetite.
Imperative form is used :
To give orders
To give instructions
To give money
To give directions
Which sentence is spelled correctly in the imperative form?
Come here now!
Can you come here?
She's coming.
______________ so loud! The baby is sleeping!
Not speak
Don't speak
You speak
