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Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
In _____ countries there are four seasons in the year.
a)
any
b)
many
c)
much
2.
_____ season is about three months long and then a new season comes.
a)
All
b)
Each
c)
Other
3.
Summer usually _____ in June.
a)
began
b)
beginning
c)
begins
4.
In summer, it sometimes does not get dark _____ 10 o’clock at night.
a)
during
b)
for
c)
until
5.
In September, it gets colder and the trees _____ their leaves.
a)
lose
b)
loses
c)
lost
6.
Winter comes in December _____ it is usually very cold and a lot of countries have snow.
a)
when
b)
where
c)
which
7.
On some winter days, it gets dark at about 4 o’clock _____ the afternoon.
a)
at
b)
in
c)
on
8.
In the winter, the days are very _____ and the nights are long.
a)
short
b)
shorter
c)
shortest
9.
In March, flowers start to grow _____.
a)
after
b)
again
c)
already
10.
In the south of the planet, the countries have the _____ seasons but they happen at different times of the year.
a)
both
b)
more
c)
same
11.
In the south of the planet, the countries have the same seasons but they happen at different times _____ the year.
a)
of
b)
up
c)
with
12.
This kind of animal has _____ interesting name.
a)
an
b)
any
c)
the
13.
Hippopotamus _____ ‘river horse’.
a)
mean
b)
meaning
c)
means
14.
Hippos spend lots _____ time in the water.
a)
from
b)
of
c)
off
15.
They like _____ grass.
a)
eat
b)
eating
c)
eats
16.
Hippos are much bigger _____ horses.
a)
after
b)
than
c)
then
17.
The only animal in the world that _____ a bigger mouth is a whale.
a)
has
b)
have
c)
having
18.
A hippo will often run to the water _____ hide.
a)
into
b)
on
c)
to
19.
When a hippo is swimming, its nose, eyes and ears are above the water _____ it can still smell, see and hear.
a)
if
b)
or
c)
so
20.
A hippo walks on the bottom of the river _____ it can find plants to eat.
a)
how
b)
where
c)
why
21.
It's easy for a hippo to stay under the water _____ eight minutes!
a)
across
b)
by
c)
for
22.
Hippos _____ not eat meat.
a)
are
b)
do
c)
shall
23.
There are farms _____ all parts of the world.
a)
after
b)
because
c)
in
24.
Farms are very important _____ we get a lot of our food from them.
a)
after
b)
because
c)
so
25.
_____ farmers grow fruit and vegetables only.
a)
Any
b)
Both
c)
Some
26.
In hot countries, farmers grow things _____ rice, mangoes and bananas.
a)
like
b)
than
c)
through
27.
_____ farmers have animals.
a)
Another
b)
Each
c)
Other
28.
Some farmers have animals. Farmers keep _____ to sell their meat, wool and milk.
a)
their
b)
them
c)
they
29.
Farmers have to work very hard _____ day of the year.
a)
all
b)
every
c)
many
30.
They must _____ their animals and water the things they are growing.
a)
fed
b)
feed
c)
feeding
31.
If _____ is too much sun, the ground gets very dry.
a)
he
b)
it
c)
there
32.
If there is too much sun, things _____ grow.
a)
can't
b)
mustn't
c)
shouldn't
33.
_____ farmers don't only look after animals, but they fix their farm machines and tractor engines as well.
a)
Any
b)
Few
c)
Most
34.
There are about 5000 different kinds _____ lizard in the world.
a)
for
b)
from
c)
of
35.
Most lizards are small _____ to sit on a person's hand.
a)
each
b)
else
c)
enough
36.
_____ biggest kind of lizards looks more like a crocodile.
a)
A
b)
Every
c)
The
37.
The biggest kind of lizards is _____ a 'Komodo Dragon'.
a)
call
b)
called
c)
calling
38.
Lizards that live in trees are usually green _____ lizards that live in deserts are grey or yellow.
a)
after
b)
but
c)
when
39.
Sometimes a lizard loses _____ tail.
a)
its
b)
our
c)
your
40.
Some people _____ lizards are ugly!
a)
think
b)
thinking
c)
thinks
41.
Lizards are very good at _____ the quietest sound.
a)
hear
b)
hearing
c)
hears
42.
Lizards climb ____ trees or over rocks very quickly.
a)
until
b)
up
c)
with
43.
A _____ lizards only eat plants.
a)
both
b)
few
c)
much
44.
Most lizards live in hot countries, _____ they can lie in the sun all day.
a)
what
b)
where
c)
why
45.
It _____ difficult to think of a world without colour, but try for a minute!
a)
be
b)
being
c)
is
46.
There aren't _____ beautiful rainbows to look at.
a)
any
b)
much
c)
no
47.
You can't choose _____ wear a yellow T-shirt or a blue T-shirt.
a)
at
b)
for
c)
to
48.
You can't see the beautiful pink, purple, orange and red colours _____ the sky.
a)
far
b)
in
c)
until
49.
You can't see the beautiful colours in the sky when the sun _____ every evening.
a)
go
b)
goes
c)
going
50.
The colours of light are different from the colours of paint. _____ you mix red, green and yellow light together, they make white light.
a)
And
b)
If
c)
So
51.
_____ you get brown when you mix red, green and yellow paint together.
a)
Before
b)
But
c)
Than
52.
Colour is very important to _____ of us.
a)
all
b)
another
c)
much
53.
Red can make people and animals think _____ is 'dangerous'.
a)
some
b)
something
c)
sometimes
54.
_____ you like to eat blue potatoes or black milk?
a)
Can
b)
Must
c)
Would
55.
People have different favourite colours too. _____ is yours?
a)
How
b)
What
c)
When
56.
Swans are _____ largest birds in the duck family.
a)
a
b)
one
c)
the
57.
There are six different kinds _____ swans which have white bodies.
a)
of
b)
off
c)
up
58.
Swans are clever and remember people who have _____ kind or unkind to them.
a)
be
b)
been
c)
being
59.
A frightened _____ really angry swan can break a man's leg!
a)
because
b)
or
c)
while
60.
A frightened or really angry swan can break a man's leg _____ its strong wings!
a)
at
b)
out
c)
with
61.
Salt water is usually a little _____ than river water.
a)
warm
b)
warmer
c)
warmest
62.
Swans don't usually fly very far from the place _____ they build their nests.
a)
if
b)
where
c)
who
63.
It takes between 35 and 42 days for a baby swan, which _____ called a 'cygnet' to break open its egg!
a)
are
b)
is
c)
was
64.
A baby swan can be grey ______ white.
a)
no
b)
not
c)
or
65.
A swan finds underwater plants by _____ its long neck deep into the water.
a)
put
b)
puts
c)
putting
66.
Swans might _____ eat small frogs and insects.
a)
also
b)
ever
c)
yet
67.
Kites have _____ popular for over two thousand years.
a)
be
b)
been
c)
being
68.
Some people think that the first kites were made _____ leaves from trees.
a)
in
b)
of
c)
up
69.
It is often difficult to fly a kit for a long time _____ there has to be enough wind.
a)
because
b)
if
c)
while
70.
It can take a lot of practice to learn to fly a kite _____.
a)
else
b)
ever
c)
well
71.
Kites are _____ always toys for children.
a)
no
b)
not
c)
nothing
72.
A lot of grown-ups love flying _____, too.
a)
their
b)
them
c)
they
73.
In some countries, there are huge kite festivals _____ you can see hundreds of kites in the air at the same time.
a)
how
b)
where
c)
who
74.
Some clever people have also _____ kites to learn more about the weather.
a)
use
b)
used
c)
using
75.
People put special cameras on kites to help _____ find out about new places.
a)
our
b)
us
c)
we
76.
People use kites to find out about places that are too dangerous to _____ on the ground.
a)
explore
b)
explored
c)
exploring
77.
When _____ breaks an arm or leg, they need to go to hospital to have an x-ray.
a)
anywhere
b)
everything
c)
someone
78.
An x-ray is a special kind of photo _____ helps doctors to see inside a person's body.
a)
what
b)
which
c)
who
79.
Dentists _____ use x-ray machines to fix problems.
a)
also
b)
else
c)
once
80.
X-ray photos can show the dentist where there are any teeth that have holes in _____.
a)
its
b)
one
c)
them
81.
Wilhelm Rontgen invented the x-ray machine _____ the end of the 19th century.
a)
at
b)
over
c)
since
82.
The first x-ray that he _____ way of his wife's hand.
a)
take
b)
taken
c)
took
83.
People use x-rays to help _____ shoes in the middle of the last century, too.
a)
sell
b)
selling
c)
sold
84.
They used the machine to help them choose the _____ shoes.
a)
best
b)
better
c)
good
85.
We _____ find x-ray machines in shoe shops now.
a)
aren't
b)
don't
c)
haven't
86.
X-ray machines are _____ in airports.
a)
most
b)
much
c)
usually
87.
These machines look inside rucksacks and _____ bags that people take on planes.
a)
each
b)
every
c)
other
88.
An octopus is a creature _____ lives in the sea.
a)
its
b)
where
c)
which
89.
People often think that octopuses have eight legs, but they _____ have four pairs of arms.
a)
actually
b)
quite
c)
still
90.
Octopuses live in oceans all _____ the world.
a)
about
b)
around
c)
of
91.
Octopuses that live in warm water are small, and _____ that live in cold water are big.
a)
both
b)
each
c)
those
92.
Octopuses that live in cold water are much _____.
a)
big
b)
bigger
c)
biggest
93.
Mos octopus are 'nocturnal'. This means that they sleep _____ day and move around at night.
a)
all
b)
some
c)
the
94.
Octopuses usually live _____ one or two years.
a)
during
b)
for
c)
since
95.
To move, octopuses usually use their arms to walk _____ the bottom of the sea.
a)
along
b)
between
c)
past
96.
_____ an octopus need to hide, it can change colour.
a)
Before
b)
If
c)
While
97.
If an octopus needs to hide from _____ creatures, it can change colour.
a)
every
b)
more
c)
other
98.
Octopuses are very clever. For example, they can _____ new things and open bottles.
a)
learn
b)
learned
c)
learning
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