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WorksheetsTest lớp 6
Total questions: 140
Worksheet time: 3hrs 43mins
I have .......................book
a
an
some
any
Some dùng trong...
câu hỏi
câu phủ định
câu khẳng định và câu đề nghị lịch sự
câu hỏi và phủ định
Any dùng trong...
câu hỏi và câu phủ định
câu khẳng định
câu hỏi
câu đề nghị lịch sự
Điền từ thích hợp vào câu sau:
Are there_________ children?
Some
Any
Điền từ thích hợp vào câu sau:
Would you like _______ tea?
Some
Any
There isn’t ___ food left.
SOME
ANY
A
6. There ____ any noodle left for you.
is
aren’t
isn’t
There aren’t ___ fish in the lake.
A. any
B. some
C. a
I’d like _____ milk , please.
any
some
a
There isn’t ________ butter in the fridge
any
a
some
Thời hiện tại đơn thì, chủ ngữ He, She, It, số ít phải được theo sau bởi động từ như thế nào?
Thêm -ing
Thêm s hoặc es
Không thêm gì
cả 3 đáp án đều đúng
My father __________(read) newspapers every morning.
is read
reads
read
is reading
______you_______(visit) your grandparents on Sundays?
Do - visit
Does - visit
Do - visits
Does - visits
Nguyên âm là...
u, a, e, o, i
p, m, r, n, l, h, f,b, c,k
Không có đáp án nào đúng
Khang ___________ dinner with his grandparents on Saturdays.
have
has
having
Thêm đuôi /s/ hoặc /es/ vào sau các từ sau:
fix --> (a)
Thêm đuôi /s/ hoặc /es/ vào sau các từ sau:
cry --> (a)
She (not study) ..…………….………. on Saturday.
(a)
My mother often (teach) ..…………….………. me English on Saturday evenings.
(a)
"Their" chuyển sang đại từ sở hữu là gì?
They
Theirs
Their
_____ bicycle is _____ bicycle.
(Cái xe đạp của tôi là cái xe đạp kia.)
my/ that
mine/ that
I/ that
that/ I
Đâu là những đáp án đúng:
A: Whose pen is this?
B: ___________
It is my pen
It is mine pen
It is mine
It is me pen
Đâu không phải là tính từ sở hữu (Possessive Adjectives):
My, Her, Mine, His, Their, Our
My
His
Mine
Their
Dấu hiệu của thì hiện tại tiếp diễn
now, at the moment, at present
always, usually, often, sometimes
yesterday, two days ago, last week
Hannah (a) (not study) French in the library now . She’s at home with her classmates.
(a) (she, run) in the park?
Jack (wear) ………………..suit today.
is wearing
are wearing
am wearing
wears
My kids (be)…………. downstairs now. They (play) …………..chess.
am/ am playing
is/is playing
are/are playing
be/ being
They ______ _______________ an ice cream
is eating
are eat
is eat
are eating
Cấu trúc thì hiện tại tiếp diễn - The present continuous- thể khẳng đinh
S + be + Ving
S + be + not + Ving
be + S + Ving
S + be
Cấu trúc thì hiện tại tiếp diễn - The present continuous- thể nghi vấn
S + to be + Ving
S + to be + not + Ving
to be + S + Ving?
to be + note + S....?
Cấu trúc thì hiện tại tiếp diễn - The present continuous- thể phủ định
S + be + Ving
S + be + not + Ving
S + not + động từ to be
to be + S + Ving?
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
1. _____________people are there in the meeting room?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
2. _____________bread do you have?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
6. _____________cakes you are going to make?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
11. _____________water is in this bottle?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
13. _____________salt will you add into the soup?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
15. _____________sheep are there in the farm?
how many
how much
Điền “ how much/ how many” vào chỗ trống sao cho thích hợp.
19. _____________ comic books have you collected?
how many
how much
Trong các danh từ sau, danh từ nào đếm được?
salt
chocolate
sugar
orange
egg
Trong các danh từ sau, danh từ nào không đếm được?
information
food
yoghurt
strawberry
pasta
Điền từ thích hợp vào chỗ trống
How _______ milk_______ there?
There _______ not_________
much/is/are/much
much/is/is/much
many/is/is/many
much/are/are/much
A: _______ can I park the car?
B: Over there.
Where
Who
What
How
A: _______ is that woman?
B: I think she is a teacher.
Who
Which
What
How
- "___________________"
- "Three."
How many dogs do you have?
Where are your dogs?
Why do you have dogs?
When did you buy dogs?
What is that?
Who is that?
How is that?
Where is that?
________ picture do you prefer, this one or that one?
Where
Which
What
How
_____ do you usually eat lunch?
At noon.
When
What
Where
How
___ tall are you?
What
Who
Which
How
_____ is your name?
- My name is David.
What
Where
When
Who
_____ are you from?
- I'm from Vietnam.
What
Where
When
Who
_____ is your birthday?
- It's on Monday, next week.
Who
Where
When
What
_____ old is your sister?
- She's 9 years old.
What
How
Which
Whose
_____ are you happy?
- Because I have a new bike.
Who
Which
Why
What
_____ do you live?
- I live in Ho Chi Minh City.
What
How
Where
Why
_____ many cats are there?
How
What
Whose
Which
_____ color is your new car?
- It's red.
What
How
Where
Whose
____ time do you get up?
- I get up at 7:oo o'clock.
When
What
Where
How
They never ___________ their birthdays on May 5th.
forgets
forget
forgetting
My aunt and uncle __________ in Nghe An Province.
living
live
lives
She ________ from Spain.
don´t come
doesn´t come
The dog is (a) the table
IN
ở trong
ở trên
Bên dưới
Đằng sau
(a)
1. Where is the bee? – The bee is____
a. on the flower
a. under the flower
a. behind the box
a. next to the box
Where is the ball ?
The ball is on the box
The ball is at the box
The ball is in front of the box
The ball is in the box
Where is the ball ?
The ball is in the box
The ball is on the box
The ball is under the box
The ball is next to the box
Where is the ball ?
The ball is next to the ball
The ball is in front of the box
The ball is on the box
The ball is in the box
Where is the ball?
The ball is between the boxes
The ball is in front of the box
The ball is in the box
The ball is on the box
Where is the ball?
The ball is in the box
The ball is on the box
The ball is behind the box
The ball is under the box
Where is the ball?
The ball is under the box
The ball is on the box
The ball is in the box
The ball is behind the box
................. a slide.
There is
There are
Sau "There is" là...
danh từ đếm được số ít và danh từ không đếm được
danh từ đếm được số nhiều
cả 2 đáp án trên.
Sau "There are" là...
danh từ đếm được số ít và không đếm được
danh từ đếm được số nhiều
cả 2 đáp án trên.
______________ much chocolate.
There isn't
There aren't
________________ many eggs in the fridge.
There are
There is
Are they playing basketball?
No, they not.
No, she isn't.
No, they arn't.
No, they aren't.
Thêm "ing" vào sau động từ:
drive
driving
drivving
driveing
Khi diễn đạt câu về hành động đang diễn ra tại thời điểm nói, ta dùng cấu trúc của thì:
Hiện tại đơn
Hiện tại tiếp diễn
Qúa khứ đơn
Tương lai đơn
Đâu là dấu hiệu nhận biết của thì hiện tại tiếp diễn?
(chọn nhiều đáp án)
now
at the moment
every day
at present
often
Khi nào chúng ta sử dụng thì hiện tại đơn (The Present Simple)?
tình cảnh kéo dài
tình cảnh ngắn hạn
hướng dẫn, chỉ hướng
hành động xảy ra xung quanh thời điểm nói
hành động đang xảy ra ngay tại thời điểm nói
My father sometime .......... TV with me.
watch
watchs
wachtes
watches
They (a) Math homework.
Họ có bài tập về nhà môn Toán.
It (a) red color.
Nó có màu đỏ
Does she have any DVD player?
Yes, she does.
Yes, she doesn't.
I have English ______ a week
twice
two
three
How ____ lessons do you ________ today?
many/did
do/did
many/have
many/has
………….do you like English? -Because it’s interesting.
When
How many
Why
Who
....................... dogs.
That is
Those are
These are
This is
____________ is a board.
That
This
This is
1 vật, ở gần
1 vật, ở xa
2 vật trở lên, ở gần
2 vật trở lên, ở xa
Those are
1 vật, ở xa
1 vật, ở gần
2 vật trở lên, ở gần
2 vật trở lên, ở xa
These are
2 vật trở lên, ở xa
2 vật trở lên, ở gần
1 vật, ở gần
1 vật, ở xa
That is
1 vật, ở xa
2 vật trở lên, ở xa
2 vật trở lên, ở gần
1 vật, ở gần
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
This
That
These
Those
. Where might you see this notice?
On a farm
In a city center
At the beach
Which of the following animals is allowed at the beach?
horses
dogs
neither of the above
Who can go to the beach alone?
Bill, 10 years old
Jack and David, 4 years old
Sophia, 7 years old
. Which of the following is NOT true?
You cannot bring your pet to the beach.
You cannot drink lemonade on the beach.
You can stay over for one night at the beach.
Dear Jeremy,
I’m back from my family holiday in Los Angeles. It was amazing! We traveled from Seattle to Los Angeles by car. It’s nearly 2000 km and the trip took us nearly a week. My family enjoyed a lot of delicious foods in Los Angeles. We also took stunning photos. The locals were friendly. They were always willing to recommend nice places to go see. The only problem was that it rained almost every day! Let’s meet up soon. I have a present for you!
From,
Jason
1..How did Jeremy and his family travel to Los Angeles?
By plane
By train
By car
Dear Jeremy,
I’m back from my family holiday in Los Angeles. It was amazing! We traveled from Seattle to Los Angeles by car. It’s nearly 2000 km and the trip took us nearly a week. My family enjoyed a lot of delicious foods in Los Angeles. We also took stunning photos. The locals were friendly. They were always willing to recommend nice places to go see. The only problem was that it rained almost every day! Let’s meet up soon. I have a present for you!
From,
Jason
2. What was the weather like in Los Angeles when they were there??
It was sunny almost every day.
It was rainy almost every day.
It was stunning every day
Dear Aunt Rosie,
Thank you very much for your birthday gift. It was delivered this morning. I love to make things out of paper, so I am very excited to read this book on origami. The best part is that it comes with a set of colored paper for me to fold into simple animals. I think I'll start tonight.
Thank you once again. I will write back to tell you about my first origami animal.
Love,
Michelle
14. What did Michelle receive this morning?
book
pet
an origami animal
Dear Aunt Rosie,
Thank you very much for your birthday gift. It was delivered this morning. I love to make things out of paper, so I am very excited to read this book on origami. The best part is that it comes with a set of colored paper for me to fold into simple animals. I think I'll start tonight.
Thank you once again. I will write back to tell you about my first origami animal.
Love,
Michelle
15. What is she going to do tonight?
Feed an animal
Read about an animal
Fold paper into an animal
Hey Brian,
How are you? I’ve got a cold and am staying at home today. I also have a sore throat. My sister says I should have hot drinks, like soup and tea, and stay in bed. But, I just don’t want to eat or drink anything. My mom will take me to the hospital tomorrow if I don’t get any better. I’m bored because I have nothing to do at home. I just got out of bed to go watch a show on TV. Can I borrow your new DVD to watch?
See you soon,
David
16. What has David done today?
Had some soup
Watched Brian's DVD
Stayed in bed
Hey Brian,
How are you? I’ve got a cold and am staying at home today. I also have a sore throat. My sister says I should have hot drinks, like soup and tea, and stay in bed. But, I just don’t want to eat or drink anything. My mom will take me to the hospital tomorrow if I don’t get any better. I’m bored because I have nothing to do at home. I just got out of bed to go watch a show on TV. Can I borrow your new DVD to watch?
See you soon,
David
17. Why did David write this email?
To ask Brian if he can borrow something
To tell Brian about a new DVD he just watches
To invite Brian over
One day, Daisy and her dad went on a hike along a mountain trail near their home. They packed their lunches, and they were off at about 7 o’clock. Daisy loved to hike because she could see different plants and flowers along the way. They planned to have a lunch of sandwiches and tomatoes when they reached the top of the mountain.
While they were hiking, Daisy suddenly saw something on the side of the trail. “Dad, look over there!” she said. They walked closer and saw a rabbit. It was lying in the grass with an injured leg. The rabbit looked at them, but it didn’t move. “Seems like it has escaped from a trap,” her dad said. “What should we do?” Daisy wondered. “Do you think we should stay here and watch it?” “Its wound is still bleeding. I don’t think it can wait,” her dad replied.
“Should we bring it to the vet?” Daisy asked.
Daisy’s dad looked at the rabbit carefully and replied, “No, it’s a wild rabbit, not a pet one. We need to contact a wildlife rehabber. They have the medical skills to take care of injured wild animals so that they can return to their natural habitat and family.” Then, her dad took his phone out of his pocket and started searching for the phone number of a wildlife rehabber in their state. Luckily, one answered the call immediately and said he could get there within ten minutes.
While Daisy and her dad waited, Daisy gave the rabbit some water to drink. Daisy’s d taught her how to tell the difference between a wild bunny and a domesticated one. Daisy was so happy because she learned many new things and helped save a wild rabbit.
24. Where did Daisy and her dad go hiking?
In a forest
along a moutain trail
at a national park
One day, Daisy and her dad went on a hike along a mountain trail near their home. They packed their lunches, and they were off at about 7 o’clock. Daisy loved to hike because she could see different plants and flowers along the way. They planned to have a lunch of sandwiches and tomatoes when they reached the top of the mountain.
While they were hiking, Daisy suddenly saw something on the side of the trail. “Dad, look over there!” she said. They walked closer and saw a rabbit. It was lying in the grass with an injured leg. The rabbit looked at them, but it didn’t move. “Seems like it has escaped from a trap,” her dad said. “What should we do?” Daisy wondered. “Do you think we should stay here and watch it?” “Its wound is still bleeding. I don’t think it can wait,” her dad replied.
“Should we bring it to the vet?” Daisy asked.
Daisy’s dad looked at the rabbit carefully and replied, “No, it’s a wild rabbit, not a pet one. We need to contact a wildlife rehabber. They have the medical skills to take care of injured wild animals so that they can return to their natural habitat and family.” Then, her dad took his phone out of his pocket and started searching for the phone number of a wildlife rehabber in their state. Luckily, one answered the call immediately and said he could get there within ten minutes.
While Daisy and her dad waited, Daisy gave the rabbit some water to drink. Daisy’s d taught her how to tell the difference between a wild bunny and a domesticated one. Daisy was so happy because she learned many new things and helped save a wild rabbit.
26. Who did Daisy’s dad contact?
A vet
A wildlife rehabber
a rabbit farm owner
Dear Melissa,
You visited our bookstore last week to get a copy of The Last Challenge. It was unfortunate that our copies were all sold out then. However, we’d like to inform you that more copies of the novel are now available. We hope to see you again soon.
Regards,
Mark Miller
Manager of Bookworm Bookstore
1. When did Melissa visit Bookworm Bookstore?
last week
yesterday
today
Dear Melissa,
You visited our bookstore last week to get a copy of The Last Challenge. It was unfortunate that our copies were all sold out then. However, we’d like to inform you that more copies of the novel are now available. We hope to see you again soon.
Regards,
Mark Miller
Manager of Bookworm Bookstore
2.Who wrote this letter?
A sale person
A bookstore manager
A librarian
Dear Katherine,
Do you have any plans this Saturday? I'm going to the Butterfly Festival at Central Park. It's springtime and a lot of flowers are in bloom. Beautiful butterflies are attracted to the flowers. We can see them and learn how to make a butterfly garden. I hope you can come with me.
Love,
Kelly
1.Where is the Butterfly Festival?
at a park
at a flower garden
at a botanical garden
Dear Katherine,
Do you have any plans this Saturday? I'm going to the Butterfly Festival at Central Park. It's springtime and a lot of flowers are in bloom. Beautiful butterflies are attracted to the flowers. We can see them and learn how to make a butterfly garden. I hope you can come with me.
Love,
Kelly
17. What can they do at the festival?
Have some snack
Catch some butterflies
learn how to make something
Hippos love water. They spend a large amount of their life in water, such as streams and lakes. They are good swimmers and they can hold their breath underwater for up to five minutes. Their ears look like horses’ ears, so they are also called river horses. But hippos are much bigger than horses. The only animal in the world that has a bigger mouth than a hippo is a whale, which lives in the ocean. Hippos have short legs, a short tail, and an enormous head. Their body looks like a barrel. Hippos don’t eat meat. Their favorite foods are river plants and different kinds of grass, and they usually only eat at night.
36. Where do hippos spend most of their time?
In treams and lakes
In the ocean
In the desert
Hippos love water. They spend a large amount of their life in water, such as streams and lakes. They are good swimmers and they can hold their breath underwater for up to five minutes. Their ears look like horses’ ears, so they are also called river horses. But hippos are much bigger than horses. The only animal in the world that has a bigger mouth than a hippo is a whale, which lives in the ocean. Hippos have short legs, a short tail, and an enormous head. Their body looks like a barrel. Hippos don’t eat meat. Their favorite foods are river plants and different kinds of grass, and they usually only eat at night.
2. What do hippos eat?
meat
grass
river plants and grass
The Golden Gate Bridge is a famous landmark in northern California. It links the city of San Francisco with Marin county. Despite its name, the bridge is painted a reddish-orange color, not gold. Because of its bright color, the bridge can be seen on foggy days. Construction for the Golden Gate Bridge started in 1933. It was not an easy task. Workers had to blast away rock under deep water to build the towers of the bridge. When it was completed in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge became the longest bridge in the world. However, that record was soon broken. Today, the bridge remains a famous place to visit in California. Tourists can drive, bike, or walk across the bridge, and they love taking stunning photos of it from a distance.
1. What color is the Golden Gate Bridge?
gold
red
reddish-orange
The Golden Gate Bridge is a famous landmark in northern California. It links the city of San Francisco with Marin county. Despite its name, the bridge is painted a reddish-orange color, not gold. Because of its bright color, the bridge can be seen on foggy days. Construction for the Golden Gate Bridge started in 1933. It was not an easy task. Workers had to blast away rock under deep water to build the towers of the bridge. When it was completed in 1937, the Golden Gate Bridge became the longest bridge in the world. However, that record was soon broken. Today, the bridge remains a famous place to visit in California. Tourists can drive, bike, or walk across the bridge, and they love taking stunning photos of it from a distance
2.Which of the following is not true?
The Golden Gate Bridge is the longest bridge in the world.
The Golden Gate Bridge was completed in 1937.
The Golden Gate Bridge is not famous today.
A magnet is a rock or a piece of metal that pulls certain kinds of metal toward itself. The force of a magnet is called magnetism. A magnet does not have to be touching an object to pull it. That’s why we say that magnetism works over a distance. Magnetism happens when tiny particles, called electrons, spin and form tiny magnetic forces. A magnet has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. The force in a magnet flows from the north pole to the south pole. This creates a magnetic field around the magnet. We can make a magnet by rubbing a piece of metal with another magnet continuously in the same direction. This will make the electrons in that metal start to spin in the same direction and turn it into a new magnet.
1.What is magnetism?
The force of the Earth
The spinning of electrons
The force of magnets
A magnet is a rock or a piece of metal that pulls certain kinds of metal toward itself. The force of a magnet is called magnetism. A magnet does not have to be touching an object to pull it. That’s why we say that magnetism works over a distance.
Magnetism happens when tiny particles, called electrons, spin and form tiny magnetic forces. A magnet has two poles: a north pole and a south pole. The force in a magnet flows from the north pole to the south pole. This creates a magnetic field around the magnet.
We can make a magnet by rubbing a piece of metal with another magnet continuously in the same direction. This will make the electrons in that metal start to spin in the same direction and turn it into a new magnet.
2. According to the text, which of the following is NOT true?
A magnet has two poles.
A magnet has to touch an object to pull it.
We can make a new magnet.
On Monday, Tim’s parents bought him a blue raincoat. It looked so nice that Tim wanted to put it on immediately. “May I wear it now?” asked Tim. “No, my dear. The sky is clear now. If you wear it, you will look funny,” said his mom.
Tuesday was bright and sunny. “Will it rain today, Mom?” Tim asked before going to school. “No, not today, Tim. There are no clouds in the sky,” replied Mom. Tim could do nothing other than wait for the rain.
Wednesday was cloudy. “Will it rain today?” asked Tim loudly. “It might, my dear. There are some dark clouds low down in the sky,” said Mom. Tim rode his bike to the park with his friend, David. He told David about his beautiful raincoat. He was looking forward to wearing it. However, it didn’t rain on Wednesday. Tim started to feel upset.
The sun kept shining on Thursday. Tim wondered when he would be able to wear his new raincoat. He really didn’t want to wait until next week to have a chance to put it on.
Friday started with a bang! “Mom, is that thunder I hear? Will it rain soon?” Tim cried out. “Yes, dear. I think it’s going to rain today,” said Mom. Tim was eagerly waiting for the rain. At last, it started raining in the afternoon. “Oh, it’s raining, it’s raining! Finally!” sang Tim, running out into the yard. “But, Tim,” called Mom, running after him. “You forgot your raincoat!”
29. What was the weather like on Tuesday?
It was sunny.
It was cloudy.
It was windy.
On Monday, Tim’s parents bought him a blue raincoat. It looked so nice that Tim wanted to put it on immediately. “May I wear it now?” asked Tim. “No, my dear. The sky is clear now. If you wear it, you will look funny,” said his mom.
Tuesday was bright and sunny. “Will it rain today, Mom?” Tim asked before going to school. “No, not today, Tim. There are no clouds in the sky,” replied Mom. Tim could do nothing other than wait for the rain.
Wednesday was cloudy. “Will it rain today?” asked Tim loudly. “It might, my dear. There are some dark clouds low down in the sky,” said Mom. Tim rode his bike to the park with his friend, David. He told David about his beautiful raincoat. He was looking forward to wearing it. However, it didn’t rain on Wednesday. Tim started to feel upset.
The sun kept shining on Thursday. Tim wondered when he would be able to wear his new raincoat. He really didn’t want to wait until next week to have a chance to put it on.
Friday started with a bang! “Mom, is that thunder I hear? Will it rain soon?” Tim cried out. “Yes, dear. I think it’s going to rain today,” said Mom. Tim was eagerly waiting for the rain. At last, it started raining in the afternoon. “Oh, it’s raining, it’s raining! Finally!” sang Tim, running out into the yard. “But, Tim,” called Mom, running after him. “You forgot your raincoat!”
30. Why did Mom say that it might rain on Wednesday?
Because she heard a thunderstorm
Because she watched the weather forecast
Because it was cloudy
On Monday, Tim’s parents bought him a blue raincoat. It looked so nice that Tim wanted to put it on immediately. “May I wear it now?” asked Tim. “No, my dear. The sky is clear now. If you wear it, you will look funny,” said his mom.
Tuesday was bright and sunny. “Will it rain today, Mom?” Tim asked before going to school. “No, not today, Tim. There are no clouds in the sky,” replied Mom. Tim could do nothing other than wait for the rain.
Wednesday was cloudy. “Will it rain today?” asked Tim loudly. “It might, my dear. There are some dark clouds low down in the sky,” said Mom. Tim rode his bike to the park with his friend, David. He told David about his beautiful raincoat. He was looking forward to wearing it. However, it didn’t rain on Wednesday. Tim started to feel upset.
The sun kept shining on Thursday. Tim wondered when he would be able to wear his new raincoat. He really didn’t want to wait until next week to have a chance to put it on.
Friday started with a bang! “Mom, is that thunder I hear? Will it rain soon?” Tim cried out. “Yes, dear. I think it’s going to rain today,” said Mom. Tim was eagerly waiting for the rain. At last, it started raining in the afternoon. “Oh, it’s raining, it’s raining! Finally!” sang Tim, running out into the yard. “But, Tim,” called Mom, running after him. “You forgot your raincoat!”
31. When did it eventually rain?
Friday morning
Friday at noon
Friday afternoon
It was Dan’s first trip to the ocean, and Dan was so excited. He learned how to swim last year. He turned 11 this year, and his parents said he was old enough to try scuba diving for the very first time. His dad said that diving was a great way to build confidence in the water. During the trip, his family saw beautiful coral reefs and different creatures living down in the water. Yesterday, Dan saw a school of clownfish. He wondered what he would see today. In the morning, the water was clear and cool, and Dan and his parents were going scuba diving. Dan didn’t wear his swimsuit, but a scuba diving wetsuit with big rubber fins on his feet. Then, he took in a deep breath of air from his scuba tank. It was wonderful because he could watch millions of bubbles float upward when he let his breath go. Dan waved at his parents, who were swimming nearby. They smiled and waved back. Dan felt safe with his parents around. He dived just above a coral reef. Then, he saw a dark shadow pass over him in the water. “Is that a shark?” he froze. More shadows approached, and he started to hear his heart pound. Then, suddenly, one shape swam right past him. Dan could see clearly that they were dolphins! Dan was so relieved that he let out his breath with a whoosh. The dolphins made his trip to the ocean more memorable.
28. Why was Dan excited?
Because he never traveled to the beach before
Because it was his first time trying scuba diving
Because he loved swimming
It was Dan’s first trip to the ocean, and Dan was so excited. He learned how to swim last year. He turned 11 this year, and his parents said he was old enough to try scuba diving for the very first time. His dad said that diving was a great way to build confidence in the water. During the trip, his family saw beautiful coral reefs and different creatures living down in the water. Yesterday, Dan saw a school of clownfish. He wondered what he would see today. In the morning, the water was clear and cool, and Dan and his parents were going scuba diving. Dan didn’t wear his swimsuit, but a scuba diving wetsuit with big rubber fins on his feet. Then, he took in a deep breath of air from his scuba tank. It was wonderful because he could watch millions of bubbles float upward when he let his breath go. Dan waved at his parents, who were swimming nearby. They smiled and waved back. Dan felt safe with his parents around. He dived just above a coral reef. Then, he saw a dark shadow pass over him in the water. “Is that a shark?” he froze. More shadows approached, and he started to hear his heart pound. Then, suddenly, one shape swam right past him. Dan could see clearly that they were dolphins! Dan was so relieved that he let out his breath with a whoosh. The dolphins made his trip to the ocean more memorable.
29. What did Dan see in the water?
Dolphins
Beautiful coral reefs
Both of the above
It was Dan’s first trip to the ocean, and Dan was so excited. He learned how to swim last year. He turned 11 this year, and his parents said he was old enough to try scuba diving for the very first time. His dad said that diving was a great way to build confidence in the water. During the trip, his family saw beautiful coral reefs and different creatures living down in the water. Yesterday, Dan saw a school of clownfish. He wondered what he would see today. In the morning, the water was clear and cool, and Dan and his parents were going scuba diving. Dan didn’t wear his swimsuit, but a scuba diving wetsuit with big rubber fins on his feet. Then, he took in a deep breath of air from his scuba tank. It was wonderful because he could watch millions of bubbles float upward when he let his breath go. Dan waved at his parents, who were swimming nearby. They smiled and waved back. Dan felt safe with his parents around. He dived just above a coral reef. Then, he saw a dark shadow pass over him in the water. “Is that a shark?” he froze. More shadows approached, and he started to hear his heart pound. Then, suddenly, one shape swam right past him. Dan could see clearly that they were dolphins! Dan was so relieved that he let out his breath with a whoosh. The dolphins made his trip to the ocean more memorable.
30. Where did Dan get air from?
His cuba tank
The water
His rubber fins
It was Dan’s first trip to the ocean, and Dan was so excited. He learned how to swim last year. He turned 11 this year, and his parents said he was old enough to try scuba diving for the very first time. His dad said that diving was a great way to build confidence in the water. During the trip, his family saw beautiful coral reefs and different creatures living down in the water. Yesterday, Dan saw a school of clownfish. He wondered what he would see today. In the morning, the water was clear and cool, and Dan and his parents were going scuba diving. Dan didn’t wear his swimsuit, but a scuba diving wetsuit with big rubber fins on his feet. Then, he took in a deep breath of air from his scuba tank. It was wonderful because he could watch millions of bubbles float upward when he let his breath go. Dan waved at his parents, who were swimming nearby. They smiled and waved back. Dan felt safe with his parents around. He dived just above a coral reef. Then, he saw a dark shadow pass over him in the water. “Is that a shark?” he froze. More shadows approached, and he started to hear his heart pound. Then, suddenly, one shape swam right past him. Dan could see clearly that they were dolphins! Dan was so relieved that he let out his breath with a whoosh. The dolphins made his trip to the ocean more memorable.
31. Which of the following could be a title for this story?
Dan Learned to Swim
How to Prepare to go Scuba Diving
A Scuba Diving Experience
Bicycles are more than 200 years old. In 1817, a German professor, Baron Karl von Drais, created the first bicycle with two wheels. It was made of wood; however, it did not have pedals. So the rider had to push their feet on the ground to make it move. As time went on, the design of bicycles improved, and people could ride them comfortably. Today, cycling is a nice way for people to exercise, and there are separate bicycle lanes on roads for cyclists. Some people cycle for entertainment. They enjoy the open air, sun on their face, and wind in their hair.
32. What was the first bike made of?
Wood
Metal
Plastic
Bicycles are more than 200 years old. In 1817, a German professor, Baron Karl von Drais, created the first bicycle with two wheels. It was made of wood; however, it did not have pedals. So the rider had to push their feet on the ground to make it move. As time went on, the design of bicycles improved, and people could ride them comfortably. Today, cycling is a nice way for people to exercise, and there are separate bicycle lanes on roads for cyclists. Some people cycle for entertainment. They enjoy the open air, sun on their face, and wind in their hair.
33. Which of the following words means a person that rides a bike?
professors
pedals
Cyclist
