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WorksheetsASHLEY ENGLISH FINAL EXAM sem 2 Grade 4
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 54mins
On which day is the climbing centre closed?
Sunday
Monday
Friday
Wednesday
What is the height of the tallest climbing wall?
15 meters
18 meters
22 meters
25 meters
What color is the beginners’ climbing wall?
Blue
Yellow
Green
Red
What is the most popular item in the shop?
Helmet
Climbing shoes
T-shirt
Water bottle
What is the number of the address on Tryllock Street?
25
56
41
78
Who went to a house without any stairs?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Who has a family that is growing vegetables?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Who ate something which tasted delicious?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Who read a book with brave characters in it?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Who enjoyed watching a storm?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Who spent the weekend with their families?
Mei
Pat
Rayan
All
Complete the sentences with the correct form of going to and the verbs in brackets.
It’s great you can come on a day trip with me and my family!
We ......... .................... ...................... (visit) an old fortress!
(a)
My dad (a) (drive) us there in our car.
We (a) (b) to (c) (have) a picnic outside the fortress,
and then my mum (d) going (e) tell (tell) us about the history of the fortress.
I (a) (take) lots of photographs!
............ you ....................................... (bring) your new camera?
(a)
Unscramble the words and write the correct word under each picture.
✍️ Hint: All the words are things you need for camping!
🕶️ ssunasgels
(a)
🔦 chotr
(a)
🛌 ngeipsealb g
(a)
⛺ tnet
(a)
🧥 ookrjaor tpfwearo
(a)
What do these numbers tell you?
26 million
(a)
What does 60,000 refer to?
The number of islands in Australia
The number of students in Australian schools
The number of years Aboriginal people have lived in Australia
The height of the tallest mountain
What does 7.7 square kilometers refer to?
The size of the Great Barrier Reef
The total land area of Australia
The area of the Outback
The size of a national park
What does 25,000 kilometers refer to?
The distance between Australia and the UK
The length of the Great Dividing Range
The total length of Australia's coastline
The size of the desert in central Australia
Which group of natural environments is mentioned in the fact file?
Tropical rainforest, coral reef, glacier
Snow-covered mountains, grassland, rainforest
Desert, tropical rainforest, snow-covered mountains
River, savannah, volcano
What is the Outback, and where is it located?
A famous coral reef located in the northeast coast of Australia.
A cold mountain area in eastern Australia, known for its snow.
A vast, dry, and remote natural region that stretches across much of central Australia.
A tropical rainforest area in the north that has red sand and rocky landscapes.
Which group of animals includes two that are native only to Australia?
Koala, panda, giraffe
Kangaroo, platypus, zebra
Kangaroo, platypus, wombat
Wombat, giraffe, penguin
What type of government does Australia have?
A country ruled by a king only
A country where the army makes all the rules
A country where people vote and the king or queen is a symbol
A country where only one leader decides everything
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
How long have you been on holiday?
I’m been on holiday for four days.
I’ve been on holiday for four days.
I’ve being on holiday since four days.
I have holiday for four days already.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
What are you doing right now?
(🟢 You are by the pool at the hotel.)
I’m watch TV and drink juice.
I watch TV and drank juice.
I’m watching TV and drinking juice.
I was watching TV and drink juice.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
How are you feeling?
I feeling happy and excited.
I feelings happy and relax.
I’m feeling happy and relaxed.
I’m feel happy and excited.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
What has the weather been like?
It’s being cold since Monday.
It’s been sunny and warm this week.
It was rainy all tomorrow morning.
It is cold when I wake up later.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
What have you done before now on your holiday?
I have visit the zoo and eat ice cream.
I have went to the beach and played games.
I have visited the zoo and eaten ice cream.
I has visited the beach and played football.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
What are you doing later?
I will going to watch a movie.
I am going watch movie later.
I’m going to watch a movie tonight.
I’m watch a movie later tonight.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
What are you doing tomorrow?
I going to the zoo and swim.
I will go to the zoo and swimming.
I’m going to the zoo and having lunch there.
I am go to zoo and eat lunch.
🕖 Imagine it’s 7.00 p.m. on Wednesday.
You’ve been on holiday since Sunday, and you will stay until Saturday.
Now your English-speaking friend calls you and asks questions about your holiday.
Let’s answer their questions!
When are you going back home?
I’m go home on Saturday morning.
I’m going back home on Saturday morning.
I go to home in Saturday.
I going back Saturday morning.
Which type of question is this?
What are you doing right now?
Past simple
Present perfect
Present continuous
Future simple
What have you done on your holiday so far?
Past continuous
Present perfect
Present simple
Present continuous
What are you doing tomorrow?
Present perfect — talking about something that finished earlier
Present simple — used for habits and routines
Present continuous — used to talk about a future plan
Future with “will” — used for decisions made now
Which questions are using the present continuous for activities happening now?
Choose all that are correct.
What are you doing?
What are you doing later?
How are you feeling?
What have you done before now on your holiday?
Which questions are using the present perfect for recent past activities?
Choose all that are correct.
How long have you been on holiday?
What has the weather been like?
What have you done before now on your holiday?
What are you doing tomorrow?
Which questions are using the present continuous to talk about future plans?
Choose all that are correct.
What are you doing later?
What are you doing tomorrow?
When are you going back home?
How are you feeling?
The … winds ripped off roofs off houses and turned over cars.
violent
thundery
stormy
frosty
We couldn’t go to school because the roads were heavily covered with the snow.
cyclone
blizzard
flood
drought
I don’t like Math.
Neither me!
Me either!
Me neither!
Me too!
The houses in Jakarta were under a metre of water two weeks ago.
blizzard
drought
tornado
flood
It was so hot yesterday, ….?
was it
wasn’t it
is
isn’t
If there’s … after a storm, you can often see a rainbow.
thunder
flood
sunshine
blizzard
… can be very loud and scary during a big storm.
Thunder
Tornado
Sunshine
Drought
A … can make rivers and lakes dry since there is no rain.
(a)
A … can destroy houses as it spins quickly across the land.
(a)
A … makes it hard to see because of the heavy snow.
(a)
After a …, streets and homes can be covered in water.
Tornado
Blizzard
Flood
Sunshine
There are camels in the (a)
The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ has lots of plants and animals.
(t o a c r i l p t n s e r i a f o)
(a)
Uluru in Australia is a huge _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
m o n a i r f k c o t
(a)
Australia’s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are not as tall as those in other parts of the world.
g n a r e i n m u o t a n s
(a)
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are home to thousands of fish and marine life.
r e f s l a o c r
(a)
Complete the blog with the correct present perfect form of the verb in brackets.
I (a) (spend) my holiday at home this week.
My family (a) (watch) three movies together.
I (a) (read) two adventure books.
My friends (a) (come) over to play games.
We (a) (make) cupcakes in the kitchen.
My sister (a) (eat) 10 cupcakes!
The skies are thundery today and a (a) wind is howling.
The sea is (a) , and I can see waves crashing onto the shore.
Weather experts report that this (a) storm could become a tropical cyclone in a short time.
I can hardly stand up because of the (a) wind.
The (a) wind is making the air feel much colder than it really is.
What were the kangaroo and the emu arguing about?
About who could jump higher
About who was faster
About who was stronger
About who had longer legs
How did the kangaroo feel during the race?
The kangaroo felt tired and nervous
The kangaroo was afraid of losing
The kangaroo felt a little disappointed
The kangaroo felt confident and sure it would win
What did the emu do while the kangaroo was resting?
The emu waited for the kangaroo to wake up
The emu just ran across
The emu kept running steadily and never stopped
The emu jumped forward as fast as it could
What lesson did the kangaroo learn after the race?
It’s not about winning
The emu is faster than the kangaroo
It’s better to rest during a race
It’s not about being the fastest or strongest, but about staying patient and not giving up
How did the kangaroo and the emu feel about each other after the race?
They respected each other and became good friends
They both wanted to race again
They stopped talking to each other
They became good friends
