Look and read. Choose the correct words from the box and fill in the blank.
| a pond | a fork | a bookshop |
| a cartoon | a magazine | a museum |
| gloves | art | snowboarding |
| toes | a shelf | scarves |
| a chicken | wings | a wife |
Example: You go to this place when you want to buy new stories to read at home. a bookshop
This is a small area of water in a park or garden. Ducks like to swim in it.
Children like to see this funny film on television. The people and animals in it are drawings.
You have five of these small parts at the end of each of your feet.
This is a flat piece of wood on a wall. You can put your things in it.
This farm animal cannot fly very well, and people often eat its eggs for breakfast.
When a man and a woman get married, the woman becomes this person.
In this exciting winter sport, you stand on one board and go fast down a white hill.
This is a thin paper book with lots of beautiful pictures in it. You can buy it every week or every month.
People wear these long, warm pieces of clothing around their necks in cold weather.
This metal object has long, thin parts at the end to hold your meat or pasta.
Sophia is talking to her classmate, Robert. Sophia is asking Robert some questions about a school summer camp. What does Robert say?
Read the conversation and choose the best answer. Write a letter (A-H) for each question. You do not need to use all the letters.
A. Green Hill. We’re going to put our tents near a big lake.
B. Quite early. At half past six in the morning.
C. Yes, but I don’t like it. Collecting dry wood is more fun.
D. Yes, I can’t wait! It’s going to be so much fun! (Example)
E. Of course! It’s going to be very cold at night!
F. I usually go there when it rains.
G. I’m sure you can do it by yourself, but OK, I’ll help.
H. Yes, but I don’t like eating sweet apples.
Sophia: Are you excited about our school camp, Robert?
Robert: D
Sophia: Do you know where we are going to put our tents?
Robert:
Sophia: What time is the school bus going to leave?
Robert:
Sophia: Will you bring your sleeping bag?
Robert:
Sophia: Can you make a fire, too, Robert?
Robert:
Sophia: Will you help me prepare our evening meal on it?
Robert:
Read the story. Choose a word from the box to fill in each blank.
| toothache (example) | stomach | face | fixed | dropped | frightened | laughed | ticket | present | angry |
Lily and Anna were sisters, and they liked different things. Lily loved eating sweets and chocolate, but Anna preferred eating apples.
Last Tuesday morning, Lily woke up and started crying. She had a terrible toothache because she ate too many sweets! Their mother took the girls to see the dentist in town. Lily was very , but she sat quietly in the chair. The dentist looked inside her mouth and the bad tooth.
"You were very brave today," the dentist smiled. "Here is a pink toothbrush. It's a for you."
Lily felt very happy and thanked him. When Anna saw the new toothbrush, she wanted one too. She suddenly held her with both hands.
"Oh dear!" Anna said. "My teeth hurt a lot, too!"
The dentist and their mother because they knew Anna's teeth were fine!
Now choose the best name for this story:
Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank.
Swans
Swans are very large, beautiful birds that live on lakes and rivers around the world. They are famous (0) for their long necks and white wings.
Most swans in Europe are white, in Australia, you can find swans that are black. birds spend a lot of time swimming and looking for food. When they are hungry, they put their heads under the water to good plants and small insects.
Swans have very bodies and can fly far away when the weather gets cold. They usually build their large nests the water so they can swim quickly.
Baby swans are grey or brown, and they stay with their parents for months. The mother and father look them very carefully until they are big enough. A young swan only becomes white it is about one year old.
Families of swans sleep on the ice in winter. If you visit a lake, you give them green vegetables, but not bread, because it is much better for them!
Read the story. Write some words to complete the sentences about the story. You can use 1, 2, 3 or 4 words.
Emma and David sold cookies
Last Sunday morning, Emma and her younger brother, David, made some chocolate cookies. They wanted to earn money for a new toy dinosaur. Their mother smiled and said, “Please sell the cookies in front of our house. It’s safer, and I can help you.”
But David had a different idea. “Let’s go to the park,” he whispered. “There are lots of people there, so we can sell all the cookies quickly.” Emma agreed. They put the bags of cookies in a big box and walked to the park.
The children found a place under a large tree next to a busy path. They spread a blanket on the grass and put the box on it. There were often monkeys in the trees near this part of the park, but Emma and David didn’t see one above them.
Suddenly, a monkey jumped down, picked up the box, and ran into the small forest. The children tried to catch it, but they couldn’t. They went home without the cookies. “Mum wanted to keep us safe,” Emma said. “Next time, we’ll listen to our mother.”
Emma and David wanted to get some money to buy a by selling cookies.
Their mother said that selling the cookies in front of their house would be .
David thought they could sell everything quickly because there were in the park.
The children carried the cookies to the park in a .
Before they started selling, the children put a on the grass.
The monkey disappeared into the behind the park.
After the children lost their snacks, they decided they must always next time.
Read the text and write the missing words. Write ONE WORD in each blank.
Friday, 12th June.
Yesterday I went to the city zoo Oliver and Dad. It was a windy day, but we still had a wonderful time. We saw many different , for example crocodiles, lions, eagles, pandas and zebras. The best part was the bird house, because it was full of colourful birds. were parrots and penguins, and even black swans! I wanted to a photo of Oliver with the parrots. But when I was holding the camera, one parrot started to pull Oliver's hat! What a naughty, noisy parrot! Oliver really angry in the photo but I thought it was really funny!
Look at the three pictures. Write about this story. Write 20 or more words.
