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Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person who makes lawful decisions. ( j _ _ _ _ )

(a)  

2.

A person who writes books or novels. ( a _ _ _ _ _ )

(a)  

3.

Pupils go to School and learn with this person. ( T _ _ _ _ _ _ )

(a)  

4.

This people work in a bakery shop and bakes fresh bread and cake. ( b _ _ _ _ )

(a)  

5.

Butcher is a person...

a)

who studies the stars and the universe.

b)

who repairs cars.

c)

who cuts and sells meat.

d)

who catches fish.

6.

Astronomer is a person who...

a)

who make things out of wood.

b)

who studies the stars and the universe.

c)

who make things out of wood.

d)

who cuts and sells meat.

7.

Carpenter is a person who...

a)

who make things out of wood.

b)

who catches fish.

c)

usually teaches at the university

d)

who collects rubbish

8.

Fisherman is a person who...

a)

cuts and sells meat.

b)

sells fish.

c)

works in a factory.

d)

catches fish.

9.

Complete the sentences below.

An astronaut goes to ________ to learn more about our universe.

a)

school

b)

space

c)

library

d)

tuition

10.

Fill in the blank with the correct answer below.

A wildlife photographer takes pictures of ________ in their natural habitat.

a)

trees

b)

sky

c)

ocean

d)

animals

11.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

12.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

13.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

14.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

15.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

16.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

17.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

18.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

19.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

20.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

21.

Look at the picture and write the answer.

(a)  

22.

What is your answer after reordering the process of making jeans?

a)

82741563

b)

32781654

c)

74281365

d)

42781563

23.

Why are jeans sometimes stonewashed?

a)


It is to make them soft and more comfortable.

b)


It is to make them look colourful and easier to wear.

c)


It is to make them thinner and last longer.

d)


It is to make them hard but easy to wash.

24.

Which country sells the most jeans?

a)

The UK sells the most jeans.

b)

The US sells the most jeans.

c)

India sells the most jeans.

d)

China sells the most jeans.

25.

How many pairs of jeans did people buy

there last year ?

a)

The people buy

4500 million pairs of jeans last year.

b)

The people buy

455 million pairs of jeans last year.

c)

The people buy

45 million pairs of jeans last year.

d)

The people buy

450 million pairs of jeans last year.

26.

How much water is used to make one pair

of jeans?

a)

Ten hundred thousand gallons of water is used to

make one pair of jeans.

b)

Ten thousand gallons of water is used to

make one pair of jeans.

c)

Ten liters of water is used to

make one pair of jeans

d)

Ten thousand liters of water is used to

make one pair of jeans

27.

Which of the pictures below shows cotton?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

28.

Which of the pictures below shows a yarn?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

29.

Which of the pictures below shows a denim?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

30.

Which of the pictures below shows jeans?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

31.

Which of the pictures below shows a harvester?

a)

b)

c)

d)

e)

32.

Which of the below shows stonewashing?

a)

b)

c)

d)

33.

Which of the below shows cotton sowing?

a)

b)

c)

d)

34.

Which of the below shows watering?

a)

b)

c)

d)

35.

Which of the below shows harvesting?

a)

b)

c)

d)

36.

Cotton grows in warm, _________ countries.

a)

wet

b)

cold

c)

dry

37.

A lot of water is needed to ___________ cotton plants.

a)

sow

b)

grow

c)

harvest

38.

To change the colour of material, __________ is used.

a)

water

b)

paint

c)

dye

39.

Jeans are packed and transported all over _________.

a)

the world

b)

the US

c)

the Asia

40.

A lot of __________ are used to make one pair of jeans.

a)

money

b)

resources

c)

power

41.

This picture shows the _______ of making jeans.

a)

weather

b)

design

c)

style

d)

process

42.

  • A musical instrument that you squeeze together and pull apart一种需要挤压和拉开来演奏的乐器

  • Lots of buttons and keys to press. 有很多按钮和琴键可以按

    (9 words)



(a)  

43.

  • A type of music that's been around for a long time一种存在已久的音乐类型

  • Played by a big group of musicians 由一个大型乐团演奏

  • _________ _____ (15 words)



(a)  

44.

  • Music that comes from the traditions of a country or community. 一种来自某个国家或社区传统的音乐。

    ____ _____( 9 words )



(a)  

45.

  • To show off a talent. 展示才华。

  • Usually in front of an audience. 通常在观众面前。

    (a)   (7words)

46.

  • A music usually with catchy tunes and easy-to-remember words 一种具有朗朗上口的曲子和易于记忆的音乐。

    ___ _____( 8 words )



(a)  

47.

  • A small, wooden musical instrument with four strings.小巧的木制乐器,具有四根弦。

  • Played by moving a bow across the strings. 用弓在弦上拉动

    (a)   ( 6 words )

48.

  • A large musical intrument with keys.一个具有琴键的大型乐器。

  • Played by pressing the keys with your fingers. 通过手指按下琴键来发出声音。

    (a)   ( 5 words )

49.

  • A type of music 一种音乐。

  • Where words are spoken quickly and rhythmically over a beat. 词语以快速而有节奏的方式在伴奏上演唱

    ———( 3 words )



(a)  

50.

  • The beat that you tap your feet to in a song. 踩着脚的节拍(节奏)

    (a)   ( 6 words )

51.

  • When singers or bands travel to different places to perform their music. 当歌手或乐队到不同的地点巡演。

    (a)   ( 4 words )

52.

  • A melody or a series of notes in music that are easy to remember. 容易记住的旋律或音符序列

    (a)   ( 4 words )

53.

  • A tool that shows the days, weeks and months. 一个工具来显示天,星期和月份

    (a)   ( 8 words )

54.

  • A large group of musicians who play different instrument together. 一个大型乐团

  • Like in a big concert hall. 在大音乐厅中演奏各种乐器

    (a)   ( 9 words )

55.

  • Practicing for a performance before the actual event. 在实际演出之前进行的训练。

    (a)   ( 9 words )

56.

  • Music that has been passed down through generations. 音乐在代代相传中形成。

  • Often representing a particular country or culture通常代表某个国家的文化。

    ___________ _____( 17 words)



(a)  

57.

  • Music that sounds hopeful and positive. 听起来充满希望和积极的音乐

    (a)   ( 10 words )

58.

  • A film or show that's funny and makes you laugh. 一部让人发笑的电影或节目。

    (a)   ( 6 words )

59.

  • A stringed instrument with six strings. 一种六根弦的乐器。

  • Played by strumming or plucking the strings. 通过弹拨或拨动弦来演奏。

    ——————( 6 words )



(a)  

60.

A man similar to a king in ancient China.

a)

emperor

b)

king

c)

prince

d)

duke

61.

A large white bird with a long neck.

a)

swan

b)

eagle

c)

sparrow

d)

penguin

62.

Very, very angry.

a)

furious

b)

calm

c)

happy

d)

sad

63.

A large building where a king, queen or emperor lives.

a)

palace

b)

castle

c)

mansion

d)

fortress

64.

Very, very surprised.

a)

astonished

b)

bored

c)

disappointed

d)

calm

65.

This means you are strong and have a lot of control.

a)

powerful

b)

weak

c)

fragile

d)

delicate

66.

To go and get something that you have ordered.

a)

collect

b)

leave

c)

forget

d)

ignore

67.

You have this if you are often angry or annoyed with people.

a)

bad temper

b)

good mood

c)

patience

d)

calmness

68.

To have something as a possession.

a)

own

b)

borrow

c)

lend

d)

give

69.

To stop feeling angry with someone for doing something wrong.

a)

forgive

b)

forget

c)

ignore

d)

resent

70.

A program on a phone or computer.

(a)  

71.

A code with lines that a scanner reads.

(a)  

72.

To say someone did something wrong

(a)  

73.

Picking one thing from many.

(a)  

74.

  • - The food and drink we regularly consume.

-Sometimes it means a special plan of eating for health or to lose weight.



(a)  

75.

Ways to share news and information, like TV and internet.

(a)  

76.

Something made to be sold.

(a)  

77.

Tasting like sugar; also, a word for candies and sugary treats.

(a)  

78.

A small spoon for eating or measuring.

(a)  

79.

A small amount of food to eat between meals.

(a)  

80.

To focus all your attention or effort on a specific thing or activity.

(a)  

81.

A formal discussion where people express different opinions before deciding on something.

(a)  

82.

A test, usually written, to see how much you know about a subject

(a)  

83.

Doing several tasks at the same time.

(a)  

84.

What does the word “clue” mean?

a)

A detective’s favorite snack

b)

A piece of evidence that helps solve a mystery

c)

The criminal’s name

d)

A place where mysteries happen

85.

What does the word “suspect” mean?

a)

A person who has been invited to a party

b)

A person who might be involved in a crime

c)

A detective who solves crimes

d)

A person who solves puzzles

86.

What is a "red herring"?

a)

A type of fish

b)

A clue that is meant to mislead or distract

c)

A detective's name

d)

A piece of evidence that proves the crime

87.

Which of these is an example of "evidence"?

a)

A phone call from the detective

b)

A mysterious letter found in the victim’s room

c)

A suspect's favorite food

d)

The detective’s notebook

88.

"Detective Sam stood at the scene of the crime. The window was broken, and there was a red scarf lying on the floor. The room was empty except for the broken glass and a chair that had been knocked over. Sam knew the suspect had to be nearby, but who could it be?"

  1. Where was the crime scene?

a)

In a car

b)

In a park

c)

In a room with a broken window

d)

In a grocery store

89.

"Detective Sam stood at the scene of the crime. The window was broken, and there was a red scarf lying on the floor. The room was empty except for the broken glass and a chair that had been knocked over. Sam knew the suspect had to be nearby, but who could it be?"

  1. What piece of evidence was found in the room?

a)
  • A broken window

b)
  • A red scarf

c)
  • A locked door

d)
  • A missing shoe

90.

"Detective Sam stood at the scene of the crime. The window was broken, and there was a red scarf lying on the floor. The room was empty except for the broken glass and a chair that had been knocked over. Sam knew the suspect had to be nearby, but who could it be?"

  1. What does Detective Sam know about the suspect?

a)
  • They are far away from the crime scene

b)
  • They must be nearby

c)
  • They left behind a note

d)
  • They were caught on camera

91.

"Lily was the last one to leave the classroom before the trophy disappeared. She said she saw a shadow move near the trophy case. The lights flickered just before the trophy vanished. However, there was no sign of the thief."

  1. Who was the last person to leave the classroom?

a)
  • The teacher

b)
  • Lily

c)
  • The janitor

d)
  • The principal

92.

"Lily was the last one to leave the classroom before the trophy disappeared. She said she saw a shadow move near the trophy case. The lights flickered just before the trophy vanished. However, there was no sign of the thief."

  1. What did Lily see near the trophy case?

a)
  • A bright light

b)
  • A shadow

c)
  • A cat

d)
  • A piece of paper

93.

"Lily was the last one to leave the classroom before the trophy disappeared. She said she saw a shadow move near the trophy case. The lights flickered just before the trophy vanished. However, there was no sign of the thief."

  1. What happened just before the trophy disappeared?

a)
  • The lights flickered

b)
  • A loud noise was heard

c)
  • The door slammed shut

d)
  • The windows opened

94.

If you find a footprint outside a building where a crime happened, what can you infer?

a)
  • Someone dropped their shoes

b)
  • The person who left the footprint might have been near the crime scene

c)
  • The building is old

d)
  • The criminal is hiding inside

95.

You are a detective, and you find a broken lock on a door. What could this mean?

a)
  • The door was locked properly

b)
  • Someone might have forced their way inside

c)
  • The door was always broken

d)
  • Nothing unusual; it's just an accident

96.

If a suspect has an alibi and was seen somewhere else when the crime happened, what should the detective do?

a)
  • Ignore them as a suspect

b)
  • Look for other evidence to see if they are lying

c)
  • Arrest them right away

d)
  • Believe their story without checking

97.

You’re a detective investigating a missing phone. The owner says they last saw it on the kitchen table, but the phone is gone. What should you check first?

a)
  • The kitchen table

b)
  • The owner’s bedroom

c)
  • The garden outside

d)
  • The phone’s location on a map

98.

A thief is suspected to have stolen a wallet from a store. You find that the wallet is in a customer’s bag, but they say they didn’t steal it. What should you do next?

a)
  • Ask the customer to leave

b)
  • Search the store for any signs of the thief

c)
  • Keep the wallet and return it to the store manager

d)
  • Look for security footage of the store

99.

A person who was near the crime scene says they saw a mysterious car drive away. The car had no license plate. What might this suggest?

a)
  • The car was broken down

b)
  • The car might belong to the criminal

c)
  • The car was just driving past

d)
  • The car was parked nearby