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WorksheetsG5 Review Week 3
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 29mins
Find the definition of the word: orchestra (n)
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
A group of people who play different musical instruments
Something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them
Find the definition of the word: treat (n)
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
Something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them
To collect all your things and put them away at the end of a picnic or a camping trip
Find the definition of the word: cymbals (n)
A very loud musical instrument which has two flat, round pieces of metal
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
A group of people who play different musical instruments
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
Find the definition of the word: piece (n)
To collect all your things and put them away at the end of a picnic or a camping trip
Something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
Find the definition of the word: shine (v)
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
A group of people who play different musical instruments
To produce light
Something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them
Find the definition of the word: burst (v)
A group of people who play different musical instruments
To collect all your things and put them away at the end of a picnic or a camping trip
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
To break open or apart, especially because of pressure from inside
Find the definition of the word: pack up (v)
An amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it
To collect all your things and put them away at the end of a picnic or a camping trip
A group of people who play different musical instruments
Something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them
Complete the sentence with the correct option: Fireworks _________ above the stadium.
pack up
burst
shine
treat
Complete the sentence with the correct option: The _____________ are like two metal plates.
orchestra
piece
cymbals
treat
Complete the sentence with the correct option: The people in the ________________ play lots of instruments.
orchestra
pack up
cymbal
treat
Dear Kim
How are you? I'm (1) (a) holiday with my family in the mountains.
There's a small lake in the mountains and a waterfall goes into it.
Yesterday we sailed to the waterfall and I (2) (b) some great photos of my family in front of it.
In the evening we (3) (a) dinner at a lovely restaurant by the lake.
Tomorrow we're going to visit a famous old castle (b) the top of a mountain and then we're going to go skiing.
I (5 ) (c) never done that before so I'm very excited!
Love,
Emma
David's going to sleep in Robert's room.
Yes
No
They're going to go to bed early.
Yes
No
They're going to eat sweets and biscuits at midnight.
Yes
No
David's suitcase is light.
Yes
No
David's suitcase is light.
Yes
No
David's going to stay for two nights.
Yes
No
David's comb is in his suitcase.
Yes
No
What is it?
shampoo
desk
brush
lamp
What is it?
scarf
shelf
stamp
lamp
What is it?
flat
desk
hall
bread
comb
soap
oven
What is it?
shelf
brush
plant
cooker
What are they?
scarf
cooker
diary
stamps
What is it?
brush
diary
plant
field
What is it?
field
shelf
floor
cloud
photo
field
phone
flat
cloud
Teach
Bought
Buy
Fell
Fall
Sold
Sell
Taught
Throw
Threw
Write
Wrote
Have
Got
Take
Had
Get
Walked
Walk
Took
Sleep
Finished
Spend
Went
Go
Slept
Catch
Caught
Finish
Spent
Mozart ___ more than 600 pieces of music.
write
writes
wrote
"How did you learn to drive?"
"My father ___ me."
teach
teaches
taught
We couldn't afford to keep our car, so we ___ it.
sell
sold
sells
Dave ___ down the stairs this morning and ___ his leg.
falls-hurts
falls-hurt
fell-hurt
Joe ___ the ball to Sue, who ___ it.
throws-catches
threw-catch
throw-caught
threw-caught
Kate ___ a lot of money yesterday
spend
spent
spends
Did
you
go to
the Grand Canyon?
Was
it
good?
Where
did
you
stay?
How long
did
it
to go there?
take you
How
did
you
go there?
Where
did
you
go?
It was so warm, so I (a) (take) off my coat.
The film wasn't very good, so I (a) (not enjoy) it much.
We were very tired, so we (a) (leave) the party early.
It was hard carrying the bags. They (a) (be) really heavy.
