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HIGH QUALITY PROGRAM GRADE 4

WORKSHEET 14
A. PHONICS

I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.

0. A. book B. soon C. moon D. room

1. A. cat B. hat C. apple D. say

2. A. run B. fun C. museum D. cut

*3. A. this B. that C. these D. thank

*4. A. painted B. played C. hunted D. wanted

5. A. pen B. pie C. bat D. pine

6. A. light B. nine C. nice D. lemonade

*7. A. hat B. home C. happy D. hours

8. A. dog B. pot C. balloon D. hot

*9. A. man B. map C. table D. that

B. GRAMMAR

I. Choose the correct answers.

0. What about ______ to the park this weekend?

A. go B. going C. to go D. went

1. How about ______ some lemonade?

A. have B. having C. had D. to have

2. She ______ in the library yesterday.

A. work B. works C. worked D. working

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3. I’d love to, but I ______ help my mom at home.

A. must B. mustn’t C. can D. can’t

*4. ______ you like to play chess with me?

A. Does B. Can C. Will D. Do

5. He didn’t ______ his homework last night.

A. do B. does C. doing D. done

6. Where ______ they go last summer?

A. do B. does C. did D. have

7. He must ______ a lot of water every day.

A. drinks B. drink C. drinking D. drank

8. We go to school ______ learn new things.

A. to B. for C. by D. in

9. ______ Sally go to the beach yesterday?

A. Do B. Does C. Did D. Has

10. She always ______ her bike carefully.

A. ride B. rides C. rode D. riding

II. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs.

0. How about __________having__________ (have) some ice cream after school?

*1. He ____________________ (not go) to the cinema yesterday because he was busy.

2. She always ____________________ (do) her homework before dinner.

*3. Would you ____________________ (like) to join us for the picnic next weekend?

4. We must ____________________ (be) quiet in the library.

5. They ____________________ (visit) their grandparents last Sunday.

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C. READING & WRITING
I. Read the passage and choose the correct answers.
Tom’s Special Weekend
Last weekend, Tom had a very special time with his family. On Saturday
morning, his parents and he went to the zoo. Tom was excited to see the animals,
especially the lions and elephants. He took lots of pictures with his father’s camera.
They had lunch at a small restaurant near the zoo. Tom ate a big hamburger and drank
orange juice.
In the afternoon, they went to a bookstore. Tom bought a book about space
adventures. His parents also bought some books about gardening for themselves.
After that, they went home and Tom spent the evening reading his new book. On
Sunday, Tom’s family visited his aunt and uncle. They live in the countryside. Tom and
his cousins played by the river, climbed trees, and picked some fresh fruits from the
garden. His uncle taught him how to fish, and he caught a small fish on his own! In the
evening, they returned home. Tom felt tired but very happy. He said it was the best
weekend ever.
0. Where did Tom and his family go on Saturday morning?
A. To the countryside B. To the zoo
C. To a bookstore D. To a park
1. What did Tom eat for lunch?
A. A sandwich B. A pizza
C. A hamburger D. A hotdog
2. What book did Tom buy in the bookstore?
A. A book about space adventures B. A book about animals
C. A book about gardening D. A book about cooking
*3. Where did Tom go on Sunday?
A. To his grandparents’ house B. To his uncle’s house in the countryside
C. To his friend’s house D. To his uncle’s house in the city
4. Who taught Tom how to fish?
A. His father B. His uncle C. His cousin D. His brother

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II. Read the text and fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.
A Day At The Park
Anna and her friends went to the park on Sunday afternoon. They arrived at the
park at 2:00 p.m. The weather was perfect for outdoor activities, and the park was
busy with people. Anna and her friends decided to play football. They played for an
hour, and then they had a break. After the break, they went to the playground. Anna
liked the swings the most, while her friends enjoyed the slide. They stayed at the park
until 5:00 p.m. It was a fun day for everyone.
0. Anna and her friends visited the ___________park_____________ on Sunday afternoon.
1. They got to the park at ________________________.
*2. The weather was ideal for ________________________ activities.
*3. After playing football, they went to the ________________________.
4. While Anna’s friends enjoyed the slide, she liked most was ____________________________.
5. They left the park at ________________________.

III. Reorder the words to make the meaning sentences.


0. to / school / We / go / don’t / have / to / on / Sunday / . (09 words)
→ We don’t have to go to school on Sunday.
*1. playing / good / Tom / is / not / at / chess / . (07 words)
→ ______________________________________________________________________________________________.
2. football / play / every / I / Saturday / . (05 words)
→ ______________________________________________________________________________________________.
3. the / She / gym / goes / to / every / day / . (07 words)
→ ______________________________________________________________________________________________.
*4. is / The / park / far / very / from / here / . (07 words)
→ ______________________________________________________________________________________________.

The questions marked with (*) are advanced ones.

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WORKSHEET 14 – GRADE 4
ANSWER KEYS
A. PHONICS
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others.
1. D 2. C 3. D 4. B 5. C
6. A 7. D 8. C 9. C
B. GRAMMAR
I. Choose the correct answers.
1. B 2. C 3. A 4. D 5. A
6. C 7. B 8. A 9. C 10. B
II. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verbs.
1. didn’t/ did not go 2. does 3. like 4. be 5. visited
C. READING & WRITING
I. Read the passage and choose the correct answers.
1. C 2. A 3. B 4. B
II. Read the text and fill in the blanks to complete the sentences.
1. 2:00 p.m. 2. outdoor 3. playground
4. the swings 5. 5:00 p.m.

III. Rewrite the sentences using the given words.

1. Tom is not good at playing chess.


2. I play football every Saturday.
3. She goes to the gym every day.
4. The park is very far from here.

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The use of 'didn't go' places the action in the past negative simple tense, indicating something was planned but not executed. The sentence structure aligns with standard English rules, using 'did' for past negative and the base form 'go' to highlight the past, completed nature of not attending the cinema .

The verb 'must' introduces necessity or obligation, suggesting this action is imperative. The base verb form 'drink' follows the modal 'must,' adhering to grammar rules that convey a non-negotiable action. This highlights the importance of water intake and conveys a sense of urgency or requirement in the daily routine .

Contextualizing 'a book about space adventures' illuminates Tom's interests and aspirations, suggesting a curiosity towards science fiction or astronomy. This understanding enriches the narrative by adding depth to his character and offers potential insights into his daydreams or future pursuits, making the reading more engaging and meaningful .

Correct verb usage helps convey the intended meaning with clarity. For instance, using 'going' in 'What about going to the park this weekend?' suggests planning or suggestion, while 'worked' in 'She worked in the library yesterday' ensures the past action is clear. Precise verb selection reduces ambiguity and enhances communication by aligning tense and aspect with the context .

The sentence structure establishes a clear temporal flow by providing cues, such as "On Saturday morning" and "In the afternoon," that sequence events logically. This aids in maintaining narrative coherence, guiding the reader through the progression of Tom's activities, and enhancing storytelling by placing activities in a relatable, real-world timeline .

The exercise challenges students to distinguish subtle pronunciation differences, essential for phonemic awareness. By selecting words like 'book' versus 'moon,' it emphasizes distinct vowel sounds. This approach promotes listening skills and aids in recognizing phonetic variations, crucial for language acquisition and improving pronunciation precision. Its effectiveness lies in practical application, reinforcing theoretical concepts through a simple, relatable task .

The sentence uses the conjunction 'and then' to join two independent clauses, which are 'They played for an hour' and 'they had a break,' forming a compound sentence. This conjunction provides a seamless flow between activities, emphasizing the sequence of actions while allowing each clause to maintain its own idea .

The activities reveal Tom's adventurous and curious nature. His excitement about the zoo, interest in space adventures, and enjoyment of outdoor activities like fishing suggest a character who is curious about the world and enjoys both observation and hands-on experiences. The best weekend accolade emphasizes his joy in both family bonding and exploration .

Syntactic reordering allows the sentence 'Tom is not good at playing chess' to convey the intended meaning efficiently. Proper syntax ensures subject-verb agreement and logical ordering, which are crucial for clarity. This reordering helps emphasize the subject's proficiency level, a structural arrangement critical for grasping nuanced meaning and ensuring the message is clear and understood .

The underlined part of "thank" is pronounced as /θ/, which is a voiceless dental fricative. In contrast, words like "this" and "that" have the /ð/ sound, which is a voiced dental fricative .

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