Topic 5 Lesson 1
Choose the correct answer:
1. My little sister is only two (minutes - years - centuries) old.
2. The Olympic Games happen once every four (seconds - hours -
years).
3. If you wait for 1,000 years, you will have waited a whole (decade
- millennium - century)!
4. The train will arrive in one (minute - decade - week), so we must
hurry!
5. There are usually four (weeks - hours - decades) in a month.
6. My grandmother is 100 years old, which means she has lived
for a (century - millennium - decade).
7. How many years are in one decade? (5 - 10 - 15 – 20)
8. How many years are in one century? (50 - 75 - 100 – 200)
9. How many years are in one millennium? (500 - 1,000 - 2,000 -
10,000)
3. Complete the missing gaps in the following dialogue:
Teacher: Good morning, Tom! Today, we are learning about time.
Can you tell me what the smallest unit of time is?
Tom: Yes, Miss! It’s a second. It is very short.
Teacher: That’s right! Now,.......................................................................................................?
Tom: Umm… sixty?
Teacher: Excellent! And how many minutes are there in an
hour? Tom: Also sixty!
Teacher: Well done! Now, tell me, how many hours do we
have in a day? Tom: I know this!
………………………………………………………………………………
…………..
Teacher: Perfect! Now,....................................................................................................?
Tom: That’s easy — seven!
Teacher: Great job! There are about four weeks in a month, and twelve months in a
year. Do you know what a leap year is?
Tom: ……………………..
…………………………………………………………………………………………!
Teacher: That’s correct!
Topic 6 Lesson 1
1. A pig finds food in the soil using its (tail–snout–whisker).
2. A bird’s body is covered in (fur–feathers–scales).
3. A dog scratches with its (beak–claw–hoof).
4. A peacock has colorful (fins–feathers–whiskers).
5. A crocodile’s skin is covered in (shells–scales–fur).
6. A turtle is protected by its (shell–scale–fang).
7. A monkey swings from trees using its (trunk–tail–claw).
8. A dog walks on its (hoof–paw–beak).
9. An eagle grabs its prey with its (fang–talon–fin).
10. A rhino has a strong (whisker–horn–claw) on its head.
11. A cat’s (paw–whisker–tail) helps it sense things.
12. A butterfly’s wings are covered in (feathers–scales–hooves).
13. A duck swims using its (tentacles–webbed feet–claws).
14. A starfish has many (fins–tentacles–arms).
15. A zebra’s legs end in (paws–hooves–claws).
16. A penguin's body is covered in (fur–feathers–scales).
17. A bat flies using its (wings–gills–fins).
18. A whale breathes through its (gills–blowhole–beak).
19. A rhinoceros has a large (fang–horn–tusk) on its nose.
20. A chameleon’s body is covered in (fur–scales–feathers).
21. Which body part helps a snake move?
(A) Tail (B) Wings (C) Paws (D) Hooves
22. What covers the body of a crocodile?
(A) Fur (B) Feathers (C) Scales (D) Shell
23. What body part helps a walrus break ice?
(A) Beak (B) Tusk (C) Tentacle (D) Paw
24. Which part of a deer is used for protection?
(A) Trunk (B) Horn (C) Gill (D) Tail
25. What body part helps a pig find food in the ground?
(A) Snout (B) Fin (C) Whisker (D) Feather
Topic 6 Lesson 7
Read and complete The Story of Evolution using the following words:
natural selection, evolve, environment, fossils, extinction, adaptation, mutation,
survive, variation
Millions of years ago, life on Earth began to (1) and change.
Over time, animals and plants began to adapt to their environment.
These changes, known as (2), helped
species survive. For example, some animals developed thick fur to
survive in cold climates, while others developed long necks to reach
food high in trees. One of the main ways animals change is through
(3),
where certain traits become more common in a population because
they help animals survive. For instance, animals with stronger legs
might be able to run faster and escape from predators. This process
is known as (4). It allows
animals to (5) and
reproduce, passing on these helpful traits to the next generation.
However, not all animals survive. Some species can’t adapt to
changes in their (6), leading to
extinction. The (7) of the dodo
bird is a perfect example. The bird couldn’t adapt to the changes
brought by humans and new predators, so it became extinct.
Scientists can learn about animals that lived long ago by studying
(8). These
ancient remains tell us about creatures that are no longer around,
helping us understand how life has (9) over time
Fill in the blanks with the correct phrase from the list below:
add/follow a hashtag, change privacy settings, chat online, click on
a link, comment on a trending topic, download/upload a file, follow
an account, forward an email, like a post, post a status update,
share content, tag someone in a post, take a selfie
1. I like to pictures of cats on Instagram.
2. She her friend's photo to tell her she liked it.
3. I need to the song from the website to my phone.
4. I always my favorite singer on Twitter.
5. Can you the email to Sarah so she knows about the event?
6. Before I post my pictures, I will who can see them.
7. When I saw a funny video, I decided to it with my friends.
8. I often with my cousins using messages.
9. I on the ad to learn more about the new phone.
10. We about the new movie everyone is talking about.
11. I love to when I’m at the beach or park.
12. He asked me to him in the picture so his friends can
see it.
13. I want to my status to say I am going to the zoo.
1. Carla is . She talks a lot and loves being with people.
(introverted / extroverted / secretive)
2. Adam is . He does not feel sure about himself.
(opinionated / insecure / sociable)
3. Linda is . She likes spending time alone. (gregarious /
introverted / open)
4. Oliver is . He always wants attention and care. (needy /
mysterious / relaxed)
5. Jack is . He always shares his ideas. (open / secretive /
nervous)
6. Emma is . She feels upset when she cannot do
something. (frustrated / relaxed / gregarious)
7. Jake is . He enjoys making smart jokes. (witty /
insecure / introverted)
8. Sophie is very . She never tells her secrets. (secretive / witty
/ relaxed)
9. Mike is . He is always calm and happy. (nervous /
relaxed / insecure)
10. Rachel is . She loves fashion and always looks great.
(stylish / needy / sociable)
11. What does "stylish" mean?
(a) Someone who wears nice clothes / (b) Someone who is very serious / (c) Someone
who talks a lot
12. Which word means "someone who does not feel confident"?
(a) Opinionated / (b) Insecure / (c) Sociable
13. A mysterious person is:
(a) Very open and tells everything / (b) Hard to understand and
secretive /
(c) Always happy and relaxed
14. What does "sociable" mean?
(a) Enjoys meeting new people / (b) Likes to be alone / (c) Feels very nervous
15. Who is an insecure person?
(a) Someone who always feels confident / (b) Someone who is not sure about
themselves / (c) Someone who loves talking
16. A person who is stylish:
(a) Wears nice clothes / (b) Loves to be alone / (c) Never talks to people
17. A person who is relaxed:
(a) Feels calm / (b) Feels frustrated / (c) Feels nervous
18. A needy person:
(a) Wants a lot of attention / (b) Feels very relaxed / (c) Loves fashion
19. What does "gregarious" mean?
(a) Enjoys being with people / (b) Likes to stay alone / (c) Feels insecure
20. A person who is opinionated:
(a) Always shares their ideas / (b) Always keeps quiet / (c) Feels
nervous all the time
First Monthly Exam
Choose the correct answer:
1. After eating too much cake, he felt strong (nausea - immortality - boredom). Nausea
2. During the long holiday, he felt great (boredom - miracle - DNA) because he had nothing
to do. boredom
3. Firefighters often make great (sacrifices - genes - veins) to save people’s lives. sacrifices
4. Blood returns to the heart through a (vein - batch - attitude). vein
5. A (nerve - decade - miracle) sends messages from the brain to the body. nerve
6. Because of stress, she suffered from (insomnia - artery - muscle) and couldn’t sleep at
night. insomnia
7. My grandparents have been married for five (decades - seconds - days). decades
8. Scientists are still searching for the secret of (immortality - boredom - nausea) so humans
can live forever. immortality
9. He was (afflicted - synthetic - bored) with a serious illness for many years. afflicted
10.A (gene - minute - artery) decides traits like eye color. Gene
Rewrite:
1. The chef cooks dinner. (Dinner is cooked by the chef)
2. The students are writing a test. (A test is being written by the students)
3. The boys visited the museum. (The museum was visited by the boys)
4. The children were playing games. (Games were being played by the children)
5. Mark must finish the homework. (The homework must be finished by Mark)
6. They could carry the boxes. (The boxes could be carried by them)
7. She can open the window. (The window can be opened by her)