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WorksheetsUnits 1–3 Review: Smartphones, Food & Festivals
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is one problem if people use smartphones too much?
They make more friends
They pay more attention
They feel alone sometimes
They read more books
What does “boil” mean in cooking?
Put in cold water
Cook in hot water
Cut into pieces
Freeze it
Which sentence is a *pro* (good thing) about using a smartphone?
It helps you find information
It makes you sleepy
It is always expensive
It makes school harder
Why do people visit festivals in other countries?
To get bored
To learn and have fun
To stay home
To study for tests
What does the prefix “dis-” mean in the word “disagree”?
Before
Not or opposite
Again
Very
Read the sentence: “Street food often tastes great and is easy to find.” What can we guess?
People don’t like it
It is cheap and fast
You must cook it at home
It takes a long time to cook
Which of these is *NOT* a way to communicate without technology?
Talking face to face
Sending a letter
Texting on a phone
Playing a board game
What is one *con* (bad thing) about street food?
It is usually expensive
It can be unhealthy sometimes
It takes too long to make
It never tastes good
What does “messy” mean in the sentence: “The festival was messy but fun”?
Very quiet
Dirty and not neat
Clean and perfect
Expensive
Which sentence shows *critical thinking*?
I like food.
Street food is better because it is cheap and fast.
I go to school.
I play games.
What is a creative way to enjoy time without using a phone?
Which of these shows *classifying*?
“I eat a lot of food.”
“I like pizza.”
“Fried rice, noodles, and pancakes are cooked with heat.”
“I have many friends.”
What does “consist of” mean in the sentence: “The dish consists of rice and meat”?
Is cooked by
Is made of
Is eaten with
Is thrown at
What does “text” mean in this sentence: “I text my friends every night”?
Watch
Eat
Send a message
Play games
What prefix do you hear in “prepare,” “preschool,” and “predict”?
Re-
Un-
Pre-
Dis-
What is the best reason for going to a festival?
To watch TV
To learn about culture and celebrate
To take a test
To sleep
You see this sentence: “Smartphones are fun, but they can stop us from talking to real people.” What is the writer doing?
Describing only good things
Giving only facts
Giving a pro and a con
Asking a question
What do the words “outside,” “outdo,” and “outspend” have in common?
They mean “not”
They talk about food
They start with the prefix “out-”
They are about sleep
Why is communication important when cooking with a group?
So you don’t burn the food
So everyone can do the same thing
So everyone understands the job
All of the above
What is one good thing about celebrating festivals with other people?
It is lonely
You learn from others and feel happy
You get homework
You miss school
