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Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

every day—John—have to—work—and Cindy—to—go

(a)  

2.

go—my mother—now—the post office—has to—to

(a)  

3.

on—should—before—knock—you—the door—entering

(a)  

4.

have to—hard—for—the children—study—the exam

(a)  

5.

the town centre—you—drive—shouldn’t—in—fast

(a)  

6-20.
  • riad

  • shoulders

  • concrete

  • back

  • stomach

  • houseboats

  • yurts

  • sick

  • heart

  • tulou

  • cold

  • stilt

  • house

  • muscles

  • hanok

  • pale

6.

On the beach, there was a (a)   raised up high on wooden pillars, almost like a treehouse but over the ocean instead of trees!

7.

The (a)   village had traditional Korean houses made of wood and clay with curved tiled roofs that looked like smiles.

8.

On the beach, there was a (a)   raised up high on wooden pillars, almost like a treehouse but over the ocean instead of trees!

9.

In Morocco, we stayed at a (a)   It had a pretty courtyard in the middle with tile fountains and potted palms.

10.

Floating on the wide river were cheerful (a)   painted in bright colours, with tiny gardens and places to sit and watch the water go by.

11.

The basketball court was made of solid (a)   , so we had to be careful not to fall and scrape our knees.

12.

The nomads lived in cozy (a)   that looked like round tents but were made of wooden frames covered in thick fabric so they could easily take them apart and move.

13.

We visited an amazing (a)   in China, a giant circular building where many families lived together behind sturdy rammed earth walls that protected them.

14.

He rubbed his (a)   as he felt full after the heavy meal.

15.

After a long day of hiking, his (a)   ached from carrying the heavy backpack.

16.

She stretched her (a)   to relieve the tension from sitting at the desk all day.

17.

She looked ____ as if her face had no colour left. She must be very _____.

(a)  

18.

Exercise strengthens your (a)   and keeps your body healthy.

19.

Your (a)   pumps blood to keep you alive and healthy.

20.

Catching a (a)   can give you a runny nose, cough, and sneeze.

21.

Match the following

a)

______ is the rainiest place on Earth? The village of Mawsynram in India is considered the rainiest place, getting an average of 467 inches of rainfall per year!

1.

where

b)

______ do people go mountain climbing? People go mountain climbing for the challenge of scaling tall peaks as well as the amazing views from the summits.

2.

why

c)

_______ was the first person to reach the deepest point in the ocean? Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh were the first to travel to the deepest point of the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean.

3.

who

d)

______ is the best time to see the Northern Lights? The best time to potentially see the Northern Lights or aurora borealis is during the winter months in Arctic regions like Alaska.

4.

when

e)

_______ is the longest river in the world? The Nile River, flowing over 4,100 miles through northeastern Africa, is considered the longest river on the planet.

5.

what

22.

​ (a)   do you avoid getting lost when hiking in the wilderness? You avoid getting lost by bringing a map, compass and GPS, staying on marked trails, and leaving a plan with someone.​

Choose from the below words
How
what
why
which
when
where
23.

​ (a)   two oceans meet at the famous Cape of Good Hope in South Africa? The Atlantic and Indian Oceans come together around the rocky Cape of Good Hope point in southwestern South Africa.

Choose from the below words
Which
how
where
when
why
who
24.

​ (a)   were the first pueblo cliff dwellings constructed? The earliest pueblos built into the rocky cliffs of the American Southwest were constructed over 1,000 years ago by ancestral Puebloan peoples.

Choose from the below words
When
where
how
who
what
which
why
25.

​ (a)   is Mount Everest so difficult and dangerous to climb? Mount Everest is so difficult and dangerous to climb because it’s extreme altitude of 29,000+ feet leads to low oxygen levels and harsh conditions increasing the risk.

Choose from the below words
Why
what
how
who
where
when
26.

​ (a)   is the highest waterfall in the world? Angel Falls in Venezuela is the highest uninterrupted waterfall, plunging over 3,200 feet!

Choose from the below words
What
when
where
who
which
how
27-31.

People live in many different kinds of homes designed for their local climate and traditions. In Morocco, riads are traditional houses built around a central courtyard with gardens and fountains. The hanoks of South Korea have curved tiled roofs and are made of wood and clay. Some homes are built right over water using stilts or floating on boats. Stilt houses are raised up high on wooden or concrete pillars to avoid floods. Houseboats are like floating homes moving along rivers and canals. Rammed earth is an ancient building method where layers of dirt are compacted into super thick, sturdy walls. The tulou earthen homes of China have circular rammed earth walls up to 5 feet thick! Built to protect families, only one entrance leads into the courtyard inside. Nomads who travel from place to place live in portable yurt tents. A wooden frame is covered with thick felt sheets to create a cozy, round yurt home that can easily be taken apart and moved. In the American Southwest, the Ancestral Puebloan people constructed amazing multi-story adobe pueblos right into the canyon cliff sides hundreds of years ago as homes and fortresses.

Write True for the correct statements and False for the incorrect statements

27.

Riads are outdoor garden spaces in Morocco.

Categorize the following

They are outdoor garden spaces in Morocco

they are courtyard houses

True
False
28.

Hanoks have flat tops instead of curved roofs.

Categorize the following

they have flat tops instead of curved roofs

they have curved tiled roofs

True
false
29.

Stilt houses are raised up to avoid flooding.

Categorize the following

Stilt houses are raised up to avoid flooding.

Stilt houses aren't raised up to avoid flooding.

True
False
30.

The tulou earthen homes have circular rammed earth walls

Categorize the following

The tulou earthen homes have circular rammed earth walls

The tulou earthen homes have a circle rammed earth walls

True
False
31.

Pueblos were built by current Native American tribes.

Categorize the following

Pueblos were built by current Native American tribes.

they were built long ago by ancestral groups)

True
False
32-36.

Read the passage

The foods we eat play a big role in our overall health and energy levels. Healthy foods give our bodies the nutrients we need to grow strong, while unhealthy foods can make us feel sluggish or lead to weight gain. Let's explore the differences! Healthy foods come from the major food groups like fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and low-fat dairy. These provide vitamins, minerals, fiber, and energy. Examples are apples, carrots, whole wheat bread, chicken, and yogurt. Unhealthy foods are often high in sugar, salt, saturated fats, and calories but low in nutrients. These include sweets like candy, cookies, and soda as well as fatty foods like chips, fries, and fast food burgers. Too much of these can cause weight gain. Water is the healthiest beverage choice to drink when thirsty. It keeps us hydrated without adding extra sugar or calories like sodas and juice drinks. Eating a balanced diet with healthy foods helps kids and adults maintain a good weight and lowers the risk of diseases like heart disease and diabetes down the road. Unhealthy eating can lead to these issues. Moderation is key - having an occasional treat is okay, but unhealthy items should be limited for an overall nutritious diet full of healthy picks.

32.

Which food group is considered unhealthy?

a)

Fruits

b)

Vegetables

c)

Candy

d)

Lean proteins

33.

Why are whole grains a healthy choice?

a)

They contain lots of sugar

b)

They are high in fiber

c)

They are fried foods

d)

They have no nutrients

34.

What is the healthiest beverage to drink?

a)

Soda

b)

Juice

c)

Water

d)

Milkshake

35.

Eating too many unhealthy foods can increase your risk of:.

a)

Heart disease

b)

Broken bones

c)

Hearing loss

d)

Stuffy nose

36.

An example of a healthy, balanced meal is:

a)

Cheeseburger, fries, cookie

b)

Chicken, green beans, apple slices

c)

Soda, chips, candy bar

d)

Pancakes, sausage, syrup