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GEP 5A Review

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Based on the "Chores and Errands" text, what does it mean to "run errands"?

a)

To perform heavy cleaning inside the home

b)

To go on short trips to complete tasks like going to the post office

c)

To exercise by running around the neighborhood

d)

To cook dinner for a large group of people

2.

Which of the following is categorized as a "household chore"?

a)

Making a doctor's appointment

b)

Making a reservation at a restaurant

c)

Vacuuming the rugs to remove dust

d)

Dropping off a sibling at school

3.

In the context of transportation, the word "walkable" describes an area where:

a)

There is too much traffic for cars

b)

It is easy and safe to get around on foot

c)

Most people own expensive bicycles

d)

The subway system is very fast

4.

The word "pedestrians" refers to:

a)

People who drive cars in the city

b)

People who ride bicycles in bike lanes

c)

People who are walking

d)

People who work for the transit department

5.

If someone needs to "sweep," they are most likely trying to:

a)

Clean the dishes after dinner

b)

Wash their dirty clothes

c)

Remove dirt from the floor

d)

Organize their bedroom

6.

To "get around" a city means to:

a)

Move from place to place

b)

Avoid the city center

c)

Find a place to live

d)

Build new sidewalks

7.

In the text about the Super Bowl, the word "commercials" refers to:

a)

Professional athletes playing the game

b)

Advertisements shown during the game

c)

Singers performing at halftime

d)

People attending the party

8.

The word "occasion" is closest in meaning to:

a)

A job or career

b)

A specific time or celebration

c)

A type of food served at parties

d)

A guest list

9.

When people "gather" for a festival, they:

a)

Leave the town to go home

b)

Come together in a group

c)

Compete for a prize

d)

Perform music

10.

A "tradition" is best defined as:

a)

A modern invention

b)

A type of fast race

c)

A custom or way of doing something for a long time

d)

A prize given to a winner

11.

Which word refers to a person who takes part in an activity?

a)

Performance

b)

Participant

c)

Competition

d)

Tradition

12.

To "decorate" a home means to:

a)

Clean the floors and rugs

b)

Invite many guests

c)

Make something look nice for a special event

d)

Bake a cake with team colors

13.

In a "competition," people usually:

a)

Gather to watch a movie

b)

Try to be the best or the fastest to win a prize

c)

Decorate their homes

d)

Take time off from work

14.

A book that is "best-selling" is:

a)

Very old and ancient

b)

Written by a movie director

c)

Very successful and bought by many people

d)

Based on a true story

15.

If a plot is "unpredictable," it means:

a)

It is very boring

b)

It is easy to guess the ending

c)

It is full of surprises

d)

It is based on a fairy tale

16.

In the context of movies, the "special effects" are "realistic" if they:

a)

Look like they are from a cartoon

b)

Look like they are happening in real life

c)

Are very difficult to follow

d)

Are only used in fairy tales

17.

The word "ancient" in the text about fairy tales refers to:

a)

Modern space settings

b)

Places from a long time ago

c)

Incredible special powers

d)

Clever main characters

18.

A character described as "clever" is:

a)

Very strong

b)

Very bad or evil

c)

Intelligent and quick to learn

d)

Brave and not scared

19.

When a character "discovers" something, they:

a)

Find out something new or important

b)

Win a competition

c)

Perform magic

d)

Fail a difficult challenge

20.

An "incredible" event is one that is:

a)

Very common and normal

b)

Amazing and difficult to believe

c)

Predictable and easy to follow

d)

Based on a best-selling book

21.

If a story is "based on" a book, it means:

a)

The book was written after the movie

b)

The movie uses the ideas or story from the book

c)

The movie director also wrote the book

d)

The story is 100% factual

22.

Which noun corresponds to the verb "recommend"?

a)

Recommendance

b)

Recommending

c)

Recommendation

d)

Recommendy

23.

If you "intend" to do something, you have a(n):

a)

Intention

b)

Intendness

c)

Intentionality

d)

Intending

24.

What is the noun form of the verb "decide"?

a)

Decidement

b)

Decision

c)

Deciding

d)

Decisive

25.

A student who wants to "be my own boss" wants to:

a)

Work for a big company

b)

Start their own company or business

c)

Go back to school for a PhD

d)

Do an internship

26.

The word "eventually" describes something that will happen:

a)

Right now

b)

At some point in the future, but not immediately

c)

Every day

d)

Never

27.

An "internship" is designed to help a person:

a)

Take time off and go on vacation

b)

Get work experience

c)

Graduate from college faster

d)

Write a best-selling book

28.

Which phrase indicates a "definite" future time?

a)

Someday

b)

Next year

c)

Soon

d)

Eventually

29.

To "arrange" a time for a meeting is to make an:

a)

Arrangement

b)

Arranging

c)

Arranger

d)

Arranged

30.

If you "consider" doing something, you give it:

a)

Consideration

b)

Considerate

c)

Considerance

d)

Considering

31.

In the sentence "The story succeeds," the word "succeeds" means:

a)

The story is very long

b)

The character fails their challenge

c)

The character reaches their goal or does well

d)

The story ends sadly

32.

A "performer" is someone who:

a)

Watches a show

b)

Sings, dances, or plays music for an audience

c)

Wins a race

d)

Organizes a festival

33.

What is the difference between a "chore" and an "errand"?

a)

Chores are done outside; errands are done inside

b)

Chores are for fun; errands are for work

c)

Chores are household tasks; errands involve leaving the house to do tasks

d)

There is no difference

34.

A "cyclist" is a person who:

a)

Drives a bus

b)

Walks on sidewalks

c)

Rides a bike

d)

Takes the subway

35.

If a student "takes time off," they:

a)

Study harder than before

b)

Stop working or studying for a short period

c)

Start a new job immediately

d)

Apply to many colleges

36.

The word "guests" in a party context refers to:

a)

The people who host the party

b)

The people who are invited to the party

c)

The food served at the party

d)

The decorations in the home

37.

To "plan" a party corresponds to which noun?

a)

Planner

b)

Planning

c)

Plan

d)

Planet

38.

The phrase "in the near future" means:

a)

Many years from now

b)

A long time ago

c)

Very soon

d)

Never

39.

A "competitor" is a person who:

a)

Gives out prizes

b)

Takes part in a competition to win

c)

Watches the races from the dunes

d)

Writes poetry about the desert

40.

If special effects are "unrealistic," they:

a)

Look very professional

b)

Do not look like real life

c)

Are based on a best-selling book

d)

Are easy to follow

41.

The word "opportunity" means:

a)

A difficult problem

b)

A chance to do something

c)

A summary of experience

d)

A definite future time

42.

Which verb is used for "a resume"?

a)

Do

b)

Go

c)

Create

d)

Take

43.

A "traditional" story is one that is:

a)

Brand new

b)

Set in space

c)

Passed down through generations

d)

Always unpredictable

44.

If you "get together" with friends, you:

a)

Call them on the phone

b)

Meet them in person

c)

Invite them to a wedding

d)

Plan a big occasion

45.

"Traffic" refers to:

a)

People walking on sidewalks

b)

Vehicles on the road

c)

Bike lanes

d)

Public subways

46.

To "apply" to a college means to:

a)

Visit the school

b)

Officially ask to be a student there

c)

Research the school website

d)

Graduate from the school

47.

A "director" is the person who:

a)

Acts in the movie

b)

Writes the book the movie is based on

c)

Leads the making of the movie

d)

Creates the special effects

48.

"Magic" in fairy tales often involves:

a)

Realistic special effects

b)

Characters with special powers

c)

Doing an internship

d)

Running errands

49.

The opposite of "brave" is:

a)

Clever

b)

Evil

c)

Cowardly (or scared)

d)

Ancient

50.

"Someday" is used to talk about:

a)

A time in the past

b)

An indefinite time in the future

c)

Next week

d)

Right now