Free Printable PTS KLS X GASAL 24

1.

What is the relationship between your parents and you?

a)

My parents are my siblings, and I am their cousin.

b)

My parents are my guardians, and I am their child.

c)

My parents are my teachers, and I am their student.

d)

My parents are my friends, and I am their neighbor.

2.

Identify the role of a grandparent in a family. How do they contribute?

a)

Grandparents contribute by offering support, wisdom, and nurturing, enhancing family relationships and stability.

b)

Grandparents are usually uninvolved in family activities.

c)

They have no significant impact on family dynamics.

d)

Grandparents primarily focus on financial support only.

3.

Reflect on a family tradition that is important to you. What is it and why?

a)

Summer family vacation

b)

New Year's Eve party

c)

Christmas gift exchange

d)

Thanksgiving family dinner.

4.

Describe the relationship between siblings. How does it differ from that with parents?

a)

Siblings have a purely competitive relationship, unlike the nurturing bond with parents.

b)

Siblings often have a more formal relationship compared to the casual nature of parent-child interactions.

c)

Siblings share a bond of companionship and rivalry, while the parent-child relationship is more about guidance and authority.

d)

The bond between siblings is based solely on shared interests, while parents are just authority figures.

5.

What role do you play in your family, and how does it affect your relationships?

a)

I am the financial provider, causing stress in family dynamics.

b)

I am the youngest, which often leads to misunderstandings.

c)

I am the mediator, which promotes open communication and strengthens family bonds.

d)

I am the planner, which sometimes creates conflicts over decisions.

6.

Text for no. 1 – 5 When I was about 10, a family friend, also 10, and I were hanging out behind our ski house in VT. Another friend was a younger girl, about 8, who was sliding around on the frozen pond behind the house. We heard a “CRACK!” and some screaming. She had fallen through the ice. We couldn’t pull her out, so we jumped in and lifted her out. Then we scrambled to pull ourselves out and we carried her back to the house. If we weren’t there, she would have frozen in a matter of minutes. Thank the gods for hot chocolate! 1. We know from the text that ... .

a)

A. The writer fell into the pond.

b)

B. A girl friend helped the writer.

c)

C. The writer hung out with his friend.

d)

D. The writer slid around on the frozen pond.

7.

When I was about 10, a family friend, also 10, and I were hanging out behind our ski house in VT. Another friend was a younger girl, about 8, who was sliding around on the frozen pond behind the house. We heard a “CRACK!” and some screaming. She had fallen through the ice. We couldn’t pull her out, so we jumped in and lifted her out. Then we scrambled to pull ourselves out and we carried her back to the house. If we weren’t there, she would have frozen in a matter of minutes. Thank the gods for hot chocolate!

2. How old was the writer when the incident happened ?

a)

A. 7

b)

B. 8

c)

C. 9

d)

D. 10

8.

When I was about 10, a family friend, also 10, and I were hanging out behind our ski house in VT. Another friend was a younger girl, about 8, who was sliding around on the frozen pond behind the house. We heard a “CRACK!” and some screaming. She had fallen through the ice. We couldn’t pull her out, so we jumped in and lifted her out. Then we scrambled to pull ourselves out and we carried her back to the house. If we weren’t there, she would have frozen in a matter of minutes. Thank the gods for hot chocolate!

3. What happened to the girl ?

a)

A. She fell through the ice.

b)

B. She hung out with the writer.

c)

C. She scrambled to pull herself.

d)

D. She carried the writer back to the house.

9.

When I was about 10, a family friend, also 10, and I were hanging out behind our ski house in VT. Another friend was a younger girl, about 8, who was sliding around on the frozen pond behind the house. We heard a “CRACK!” and some screaming. She had fallen through the ice. We couldn’t pull her out, so we jumped in and lifted her out. Then we scrambled to pull ourselves out and we carried her back to the house. If we weren’t there, she would have frozen in a matter of minutes. Thank the gods for hot chocolate!

4. Who brought the girl into the house ?

a)

A. The writer

b)

B. The girl’s family

c)

C. The writer’s friend

d)

D. The writer and the writer’s friend

10.

When I was about 10, a family friend, also 10, and I were hanging out behind our ski house in VT. Another friend was a younger girl, about 8, who was sliding around on the frozen pond behind the house. We heard a “CRACK!” and some screaming. She had fallen through the ice. We couldn’t pull her out, so we jumped in and lifted her out. Then we scrambled to pull ourselves out and we carried her back to the house. If we weren’t there, she would have frozen in a matter of minutes. Thank the gods for hot chocolate!

5. Which statement is true according to the text ?

a)

A. The writer screamed when falling.

b)

B. The writer and his friend was safe.

c)

C. The witer played ski behind the house.

d)

D. The incident happened in front the house.

11.

Text for no. 6 – 10 I also saved a man who was having a seizure. It was about 10 years ago and he collapsed on 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan. He was drowning in his own spit. I rolled him onto his side and he immediately gasped and started breathing regularly. he would have died in a few minutes if I wasn’t there. Here’s the kicker: there were 35 other people standing around us FILMING IT! Have you ever wanted to slap 35 people? I have! 6. The text tells about ... .

a)

A. People saved a man.

b)

B. A man saved people.

c)

C. A man saved the writer.

d)

D. The writer saved a man.

12.

I also saved a man who was having a seizure. It was about 10 years ago and he collapsed on 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan. He was drowning in his own spit. I rolled him onto his side and he immediately gasped and started breathing regularly. he would have died in a few minutes if I wasn’t there. Here’s the kicker: there were 35 other people standing around us FILMING IT! Have you ever wanted to slap 35 people? I have!

7. When did the incident happen ?

a)

A. 9 years ago

b)

B. 10 years ago

c)

C. 11 years ago

d)

D. 12 yeasr ago

13.

I also saved a man who was having a seizure. It was about 10 years ago and he collapsed on 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan. He was drowning in his own spit. I rolled him onto his side and he immediately gasped and started breathing regularly. he would have died in a few minutes if I wasn’t there. Here’s the kicker: there were 35 other people standing around us FILMING IT! Have you ever wanted to slap 35 people? I have!

8. Where did the incident happen ?

a)

A. 3nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan

b)

B. 3nd St. and 42rd Ave. in Manhattan

c)

C. 42nd St. and 42rd Ave. in Manhattan

d)

D. 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan

14.

I also saved a man who was having a seizure. It was about 10 years ago and he collapsed on 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan. He was drowning in his own spit. I rolled him onto his side and he immediately gasped and started breathing regularly. he would have died in a few minutes if I wasn’t there. Here’s the kicker: there were 35 other people standing around us FILMING IT! Have you ever wanted to slap 35 people? I have!

9. How was the writer feeling about the people filming the incident ?

a)

A. Glad

b)

B. Angry

c)

C. Anxious

d)

D. Worried

15.

I also saved a man who was having a seizure. It was about 10 years ago and he collapsed on 42nd St. and 3rd Ave. in Manhattan. He was drowning in his own spit. I rolled him onto his side and he immediately gasped and started breathing regularly. he would have died in a few minutes if I wasn’t there. Here’s the kicker: there were 35 other people standing around us FILMING IT! Have you ever wanted to slap 35 people? I have!

10. Which statement is true according to the text ?

a)

A. The man could not be saved.

b)

B. The writer did not help the man.

c)

C. There was a man filming the incident.

d)

D. The incident is about a man could not breath.

16.

One day, camp (11) ... transformed into a pre-historic Land Before Time,

a)

11. A. is

b)

B. are

c)

C. was

d)

D. were

17.

where we (12) ... the day on an epic quest to promote good against evil.

a)

12. A. spent

b)

B. Spend

c)

C. Spends

d)

D. spending

18.

I (13) ... dressed as a pterodactyl and suspended from the ceiling for the entirety of lunch,

a)

13. A. is

b)

B. are

c)

C. was

d)

D. were

19.

squawking and flapping my wings while balancing on a board so that I did not (14) ... . Theoretically

a)

14. A. fell

b)

B. fall

c)

C. fallen

d)

D. falling

20.

(15) ... a sense of realism to the proceedings.

a)

15. A. add

b)

B. adds

c)

C. added

d)

D. adding

21.

The unforgettable moment involved bush fires and loss. At the age of eight growing up in Warrandyte a town located in Victoria Australia. It was January 1962 in a family built home amongst bushland of eucalypts and native trees. A wonderful childhood growing up listening to wildlife, bush walking and cubby - houses. Warrandyte had a history going back to 1939 of serious bush fires. In January 1962 a very serious fire broke out and as the situation intensified with huge amounts of bellowing smoke and reports of fierce northerly winds. High temperatures and a very dry inflammable undergrowth. It was obvious that our family would need to leave our home to save ourselves. Grabbing a few blankets my teddy bear and very little else all squeezed into a small car My father remained with the house and a hose with poor water pressure to spray down the house and vegetation. Very late that night after settling down in a friends home and waiting to hear news - my father arrived with the tragic news that our home and all our belongings had been destroyed. The fire has left a blackened block of land with a lonely chimney. 450 homes were lost and 30 people lost their lives. We survived and many didn't . Our family started again and lived on donations until we later rebuilt our home in exactly the same location. I remember this day as if it was yesterday. Thank you for inviting me to write this unforgettable moment. 16. What is the text about ?

a)

A. Happy experience

b)

B. Horrible experience

c)

C. Amazing experience

d)

D. Wondeful experience

22.

The unforgettable moment involved bush fires and loss. At the age of eight growing up in Warrandyte a town located in Victoria Australia. It was January 1962 in a family built home amongst bushland of eucalypts and native trees. A wonderful childhood growing up listening to wildlife, bush walking and cubby - houses. Warrandyte had a history going back to 1939 of serious bush fires. In January 1962 a very serious fire broke out and as the situation intensified with huge amounts of bellowing smoke and reports of fierce northerly winds. High temperatures and a very dry inflammable undergrowth. It was obvious that our family would need to leave our home to save ourselves. Grabbing a few blankets my teddy bear and very little else all squeezed into a small car My father remained with the house and a hose with poor water pressure to spray down the house and vegetation. Very late that night after settling down in a friends home and waiting to hear news - my father arrived with the tragic news that our home and all our belongings had been destroyed. The fire has left a blackened block of land with a lonely chimney. 450 homes were lost and 30 people lost their lives. We survived and many didn't . Our family started again and lived on donations until we later rebuilt our home in exactly the same location. I remember this day as if it was yesterday. Thank you for inviting me to write this unforgettable moment.

17. What happened in 1962 ?

a)

A. Fire

b)

B. Storm

c)

C. Flood

d)

D. Hurricane

23.

The unforgettable moment involved bush fires and loss. At the age of eight growing up in Warrandyte a town located in Victoria Australia. It was January 1962 in a family built home amongst bushland of eucalypts and native trees. A wonderful childhood growing up listening to wildlife, bush walking and cubby - houses. Warrandyte had a history going back to 1939 of serious bush fires. In January 1962 a very serious fire broke out and as the situation intensified with huge amounts of bellowing smoke and reports of fierce northerly winds. High temperatures and a very dry inflammable undergrowth. It was obvious that our family would need to leave our home to save ourselves. Grabbing a few blankets my teddy bear and very little else all squeezed into a small car My father remained with the house and a hose with poor water pressure to spray down the house and vegetation. Very late that night after settling down in a friends home and waiting to hear news - my father arrived with the tragic news that our home and all our belongings had been destroyed. The fire has left a blackened block of land with a lonely chimney. 450 homes were lost and 30 people lost their lives. We survived and many didn't . Our family started again and lived on donations until we later rebuilt our home in exactly the same location. I remember this day as if it was yesterday. Thank you for inviting me to write this unforgettable moment.

18. What did the writer’s father do to save their house ?

a)

A. waited to hear news

b)

B. brought all belongings

c)

C. settled down in a friends home

d)

D. sprayed down the house wiyh hose

24.

The unforgettable moment involved bush fires and loss. At the age of eight growing up in Warrandyte a town located in Victoria Australia. It was January 1962 in a family built home amongst bushland of eucalypts and native trees. A wonderful childhood growing up listening to wildlife, bush walking and cubby - houses. Warrandyte had a history going back to 1939 of serious bush fires. In January 1962 a very serious fire broke out and as the situation intensified with huge amounts of bellowing smoke and reports of fierce northerly winds. High temperatures and a very dry inflammable undergrowth. It was obvious that our family would need to leave our home to save ourselves. Grabbing a few blankets my teddy bear and very little else all squeezed into a small car My father remained with the house and a hose with poor water pressure to spray down the house and vegetation. Very late that night after settling down in a friends home and waiting to hear news - my father arrived with the tragic news that our home and all our belongings had been destroyed. The fire has left a blackened block of land with a lonely chimney. 450 homes were lost and 30 people lost their lives. We survived and many didn't . Our family started again and lived on donations until we later rebuilt our home in exactly the same location. I remember this day as if it was yesterday. Thank you for inviting me to write this unforgettable moment.

19. How many people died in the disaster ?

a)

A. 30

b)

B. 45

c)

C. 300

d)

D. 450

25.

The unforgettable moment involved bush fires and loss. At the age of eight growing up in Warrandyte a town located in Victoria Australia. It was January 1962 in a family built home amongst bushland of eucalypts and native trees. A wonderful childhood growing up listening to wildlife, bush walking and cubby - houses. Warrandyte had a history going back to 1939 of serious bush fires. In January 1962 a very serious fire broke out and as the situation intensified with huge amounts of bellowing smoke and reports of fierce northerly winds. High temperatures and a very dry inflammable undergrowth. It was obvious that our family would need to leave our home to save ourselves. Grabbing a few blankets my teddy bear and very little else all squeezed into a small car My father remained with the house and a hose with poor water pressure to spray down the house and vegetation. Very late that night after settling down in a friends home and waiting to hear news - my father arrived with the tragic news that our home and all our belongings had been destroyed. The fire has left a blackened block of land with a lonely chimney. 450 homes were lost and 30 people lost their lives. We survived and many didn't . Our family started again and lived on donations until we later rebuilt our home in exactly the same location. I remember this day as if it was yesterday. Thank you for inviting me to write this unforgettable moment.

20. Which statement is true according to the text ?

a)

A. There was no people died.

b)

B. The writer brought all belonging.

c)

C. The fire destroyed the writer’s house.

d)

D. The writer’s father could save the house.

26.

They ... to the beach on weekend.

a)

is going

b)

go

c)

goes

d)

are going

27.

We ... to make a big sand castle.

a)

like

b)

likes

c)

are like

d)

liked

28.

She always ... her trip to that market.

a)

enjoyed

b)

enjoy

c)

enjoys

d)

enjoying

29.

Harry ... a newspaper every morning.

a)

read

b)

reading

c)

reads

d)

is reading

30.

She ... very patient and intelligent.

a)

are

b)

am

c)

is

d)

were

31.

Anita ... to Kusamba Market at 5 a.m.

a)

goes

b)

go

c)

are going

d)

will going

32.

My dog ... to play after eating.

a)

like

b)

likes

c)

is like

d)

are like

33.

They ... football this afternoon.

a)

not play

b)

are not play

c)

do not play

d)

does not play

34.

We ... on the top of this building.

a)

is

b)

am

c)

was

d)

are

35.

... he our new English teacher?

a)

Do

b)

Does

c)

Is

d)

Are

36.

We ... to swim at the beach.

a)

don’t like

b)

doesn;t like

c)

isn't like

d)

aren't like

37.

They ... to the beach on Monday.

a)

aren't go

b)

isn't go

c)

doesn't go

d)

don’t go

38.

Hello everybody. Let me ... my self.

a)

introduces

b)

introduced

c)

introducing

d)

introduce

39.

We ... fishing every weekend.

a)

go

b)

goes

c)

going

d)

is going

40.

She ... her mother cooking in the kitchen.

a)

help

b)

helps

c)

helping

d)

helped

41.

What did she do yesterday?

a)

She is jumping

b)

She sleeps in the hotel

c)

She swam on the beach

d)

She will enjoy diving

42.

What did he do last Friday?

a)

He mop the lobby

b)

He cleaned the bedroom

c)

He mopped the floor in the kitchen

d)

He is washing his clothes

43.

What did they do?

a)

They washed their hands

b)

They walked from home

c)

They took a nap

d)

They cleaned up their rooms

44.

a)

The girl minced garlic

b)

The old grandma cooked onions

c)

The woman sliced shallot

d)

The beautiful lady mashed the onion

45.

Yesterday, Jessica ______ and _______ about her ex-boyfriend.

a)

laughed, hated

b)

cried, dreamt

c)

smiled, baked

d)

sad, missed

46.

Romeo _______ me a box of chocolate and ______ that he _____ in love with me last month.

a)

brought, sayed, fall

b)

buys, tell, fallen

c)

bought, confessed, fall

d)

buyed, explained, fallen

47.

Sonia ______ sick so she ________ to school 3 days ago.

a)

healthy, enjoy

b)

is, goes

c)

was, did not go

d)

were, went

48.

clothes - a - last - attendant - the - week - laundry - ironed

(a)

49.

chicken - the - ago - delicious - 5 - chef - days - grilled

(a)

50.

a - for - yesterday - made - me - mother - strawberry - my - cake

(a)

PTS KLS X GASAL 24

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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