| number | Question | Correct Answer | Student Answer |
| 1 | Read the passage and choose the best answer for the statement. Cindy and Terry are talking on the phone. Cindy: What are you doing, Terry? Terry: I am trying to fix my laptop. Cindy: Do you need some help? I think you might be in over your head. Terry: Can you help me? Cindy: I can´t, but my grandpa fixes computers all the time. Terry: Your grandpa fixes computers? Cindy: Yes. He was a computer programmer before he retired. Terry: Do you think he can help me fix my laptop? Cindy: Sure. You can bring your laptop over tomorrow. Terry: Thanks! Statement: Terry is having trouble fixing his laptop. |
a. True. | a. True. |
| 2 | Which word? He´s very interested in (chemicals camels), so he wants to be a chemist when he grows up. |
chemicals | chemicals |
| X 3 | Which word? People know nothing about this (sickness sick). |
sickness | sicknes X |
| 4 | Which word? Critics (acclaimed accident) the new play. |
acclaimed | acclaimed |
| 5 | Choose the best answer. Presents will be bought __________ all the children at the party. |
a. for | a. for |
| 6 | Read the passage and choose the best answer for the statement. Some of the most common items ever invented and some of the most important discoveries had all happened unexpectedly. The invention of the telephone is one example. In 1875, Alexander Graham Bell had been working on different ways to send speech through wires. He and his assistant, Thomas Watson, had been working to try and send a telegraph that could “speak” a message instead of printing a message. Bell and Mr. Watson had discovered a way to send voices through wires while they had been working on their telegraph machine. Statement: Bell was the only person who discovered the way to send voices through wires. |
b. False. | b. False. |
| 7 | Listen and choose the best answer. |
a. | a. |
| 8 | Which word? The house was made of (bricks breaks). |
bricks | bricks |
| 9 | Listen and choose the best answer. |
a. | a. |
| 10 | Listen and choose the best answer. |
a. | a. |
| 11 | Listen and choose the best answer. |
a. | a. |
| X 12 | Which word? He used a (rake rag) to make the soil smooth. |
rake | rag X |
| 13 | Which word? The people (accused asked) her of stealing the money. |
accused | accused |
| X 14 | Which word? I don´t feel like eating, I have a (stomach stomachache). |
stomachache | stomahache X |
| X 15 | Listen and choose the best line to continue the conversation. |
b. Great! I´ll pick it up when it is ready. | a. Great! I´ll pick it up right now. X |
| X 16 | Read the passage and choose the best answer for the statement. Some of the most common items ever invented and some of the most important discoveries had all happened unexpectedly. The invention of the telephone is one example. In 1875, Alexander Graham Bell had been working on different ways to send speech through wires. He and his assistant, Thomas Watson, had been working to try and send a telegraph that could “speak” a message instead of printing a message. Bell and Mr. Watson had discovered a way to send voices through wires while they had been working on their telegraph machine. Statement: A telephone could “speak” a message. |
a. True. | b. False. X |
| 17 | Which word? He got into a car (accident accused) this afternoon. |
accident | accident |
| 18 | Which word? I (command comment) you to start at once. |
command | command |
| 19 | Which word? There are (freckles franks) on my face. |
freckles | freckles |
| 20 | Choose the best answer. Letters of complaint were sent __________ the mayor. |
c. to | c. to |
| 21 | Which word? Critics (acclaimed accident) the new play. |
c. to | c. to |
| 22 | freckles | freckles | |
| 23 | c. to | c. to |