R P4E4

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English
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8th Grade
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Easy
Iman Jazzie
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Stephanie’s mum is telling Stephanie to ….?
send her mom’s application.
do something by a specific time.
buy the application.
show her the application form.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What does it say?
Only people who eat the cereal can enter.
Only people who need a smartphone can enter.
Anyone can enter the competition.
You have to be an adult to enter.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What does it say?
You can only enter the library with a member of staff.
You must collect new ID cards from staff.
You can enter the library once you have shown your identification.
Everyone can enter the library.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What does it say?
Tim would like Rachel to do him a favour.
Rachel would like Tim to do her a favour.
Tim is reminding Rachel they have an exam in the morning.
Tim wants Rachel to take him to his exam.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
What does it say?
It’s not necessary to wear special clothes in the science lab.
It’s always necessary to wear special clothes in the science lab.
You have to ask Mr Clarke for permission to enter the science lab.
Mr Clarke will tell you when you need to wear protective clothing in the science lab.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Read the article about children with special abilities and complete the sentences with up to three words.
Child prodigies
According to the Cambridge Dictionary Online, a child prodigy is a young child who has great ability in something. They could be a painter, a musician, a scientist or even a sportsperson.
Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso is known all over the world for his painting, drawing and sculpture. People say that Picasso’s first words were ‘piz, piz’. He was trying to say ‘lápiz’, which of course is the Spanish word for ‘pencil’. He wasn’t a good student at primary school and he wasn’t interested in school work. He preferred drawing in his notebook. When Picasso was 14, he moved with his family to Barcelona. The art school there took students much older than Picasso, but he was so successful in the exam, that the school let him join.
Ricky Rubio
While Ricky Rubio was watching his brother play basketball, he decided that he wanted to train too. At the age of four, he joined the local team. However, when he was 10, he persuaded his father to allow him to play football instead. After a few matches, Rubio asked his father if he could go back to basketball. At the age of 14, Ricky Rubio became the youngest person to play in the Spanish Basketball League and at 17, he was part of the Spanish basketball team which won the silver medal at the 2008 Olympics.
Cleopatra Stratan
Singer Cleopatra was born in Moldova in 2002. She holds several world records: she is paid more than any other child singer, she is the youngest person to receive an MTV award and she is the youngest person to have a No. 1 song in a country. It all started when Cleopatra was three. Her father Pavel, who is also a singer, was making an album when Cleopatra picked up the microphone and began singing too. Pavel and his friends were shocked by Cleopatra’s talent but they all decided that Cleopatra had to sing on the album too.
Pablo Picasso didn’t enjoy primary school. He liked ________ instead.
playing football
singing
drawing
dancing
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
2 mins • 1 pt
Read the article about children with special abilities and complete the sentences with up to three words.
Child prodigies
According to the Cambridge Dictionary Online, a child prodigy is a young child who has great ability in something. They could be a painter, a musician, a scientist or even a sportsperson.
Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso is known all over the world for his painting, drawing and sculpture. People say that Picasso’s first words were ‘piz, piz’. He was trying to say ‘lápiz’, which of course is the Spanish word for ‘pencil’. He wasn’t a good student at primary school and he wasn’t interested in school work. He preferred drawing in his notebook. When Picasso was 14, he moved with his family to Barcelona. The art school there took students much older than Picasso, but he was so successful in the exam, that the school let him join.
Ricky Rubio
While Ricky Rubio was watching his brother play basketball, he decided that he wanted to train too. At the age of four, he joined the local team. However, when he was 10, he persuaded his father to allow him to play football instead. After a few matches, Rubio asked his father if he could go back to basketball. At the age of 14, Ricky Rubio became the youngest person to play in the Spanish Basketball League and at 17, he was part of the Spanish basketball team which won the silver medal at the 2008 Olympics.
Cleopatra Stratan
Singer Cleopatra was born in Moldova in 2002. She holds several world records: she is paid more than any other child singer, she is the youngest person to receive an MTV award and she is the youngest person to have a No. 1 song in a country. It all started when Cleopatra was three. Her father Pavel, who is also a singer, was making an album when Cleopatra picked up the microphone and began singing too. Pavel and his friends were shocked by Cleopatra’s talent but they all decided that Cleopatra had to sing on the album too.
Pablo Picasso was the youngest student at ….
the art school
The music school
The football school
The dance school
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