Title: Exam 5th grade Final

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VOCABULARY. Match the columns to complete the sentences (20 / ___)

Q: 1. An [...] is a place where you can look at paintings.
2. I was so scared that I started to [...].
3. [...] means that something lasts for a very long time.
4. The [...] in the story acted very badly.
5. The big thunderstorm last night was [...].
6. I counted all my [...], and I had enough to buy a candy bar.
7. When [...] melt, they produce water.
8. The Himalayas are an example of a [...].
9. One of China’s [...] to the world was the compass.
10. The use of papyrus led to the [...] of paper.
11. [...] were birds that lived a long time ago and couldn’t fly.
12. [...] were very tall and too heavy to fly.
13. Ouch! I think I have a [...] in my mouth!
14. It’s important to keep your [...] and teeth healthy.
15. The lion looked very [...] with its huge teeth and claws.
16. I don’t have any [...] in my wallet, only coins.
17. [...] means that something isn’t natural.
18. The captain stands on the [...] of the ship.
19. A [...] is a place where a king or queen lives.
20. The castle [...] are very tall!
A: art gallery; tremble; Permanent; villain; terrifying; coins; glaciers; mountain range; contributions; development; Dodos; Elephant birds; cavity; gums; fierce; bills; Artificial; deck; palace; turrets

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GRAMMAR. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. That cut on your hand [...] deep. Does it hurt?
2. I [...] sick. I have a headache and fever.
3. I like the way it looks, but I can’t [...] any chocolate!
4. The parade [...] very loud.
5. The flowers [...] lovely. They look beautiful, too.
A: looks; feel; taste; sounds; smell

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GRAMMAR. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. I ran [...] up the stairs.
2. “What is for dinner?” asked Sam [...].
3. “Are you OK?” the man asked [...].
4. She said [...], “That’s OK. Let’s clean it up”.
5. My brother plays videogames [...].
A: quickly; hungrily; nervously; kindly; noisily

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GRAMMAR. Choose if the sentence is (S) Subject Question or (O) Object Question. (5 / ___)

Q: ([...]) Who is doing the dance? A group of dancers.

([...]) What kind of dance is it? It’s a Mexican dance.

([...]) Where is the dance? It’s in Veracruz.

([...]) Which dance do you want to see? The first one.

([...]) Why do you like traditional dances? Because I like to know about culture.
A: S; O; O; O; O

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GRAMMAR. Choose if the sentence is (R) Reported speech or (D) Direct speech. (5 / ___)

Q: ([...]) “I don’t want to stay”, said Alex.

([...]) My brother said that we couldn’t help the dolphins.

([...]) Alex said that he didn’t want to stay.

([...]) “Those aren’t sharks”, replied Alex.

([...]) The people said that they could come to help.
A: D; R; R; D; R

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READING. Read the text. Match the columns to answer the questions. (10 / ___)

Q: Himeji Castle

A lot of people think that castles can only be found in Europe. In fact, castles have been used by many cultures throughout history. Himeji Castle in Japan is a famous example. It was built in 1333, and it is well known for its bright, white walls. Some people think that it looks like a bird about to fly! It was built on top of a hill and it has 83 separate buildings. It’s made of stone and wood, and it has fifteen gates and sixteen turrets. It was built to defend the area from invaders. Therefore, it has three moats and tall walls with special holes so that people could pour boiling water down on the invaders below! It is the largest and most visited castle in Japan, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site.

1. How old is Himeji Castle? [...]
2. What are two examples of the castle defenses? [...]
3. How many buildings are in Himeji Castle? [...]
4. Most people believe that castles can only be found in [...]
5. Some people think that Himeji castle looks like [...]
6. What are the materials used in Himeji Castle? [...]
7. Where is Himeji Castle located? [...]
8. How many gates has? [...]
9. How many turrets it has? [...]
10. Why is Himeji Castle so important? [...]
A: It’s 689 years old.; It has three moats and tall walls.; There are 83 separate buildings.; Europe.; a bird about to fly.; It’s made of stone and wood.; Himeji Castle is in Japan.; It has 15.; It has 16.; Because it’s the largest and most visited in Japan

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READING. Read the text. Match the columns to answer the questions. (10 / ___)

Q: The Art of the Playwright

A playwright is someone who writes plays for the stage. Sometimes they are also called dramatists because another name for a play is a drama. Surprisingly, the word “wright” does not come from the word “write.” It actually means “builder.” For example, a person who builds ships is called a shipwright.

A playwright builds plays! The first playwrights, whose plays can still be read and understood today, were the Ancient Greeks. They are important because they established the way plays are written, and this is still used today. Modern playwrights are generally not as famous as those in the past. Now that TV and movies are so popular, people don’t go to the theater as often. In the past, playwrights were as famous as movie stars are today!

1. What is a playwright? [...]
2. What does “wright” mean? [...]
3. Why are the Ancient Greek playwrights so important today? [...]
4. Why modern playwrights aren’t as famous as those in the past? [...]
5. In the past playwrights were as famous as [...]
6. What is other name for playwrights? [...]
7. What is other name for a play? [...]
8. People thinks that “wright” comes from the word [...]
9. Why people don’t go to the theater as often? [...]
10. Who were the first playwrights? [...]
A: Someone who writes plays for the stage.; Builder; Because they stablished the way plays are written.; Because people don’t go to the theater as often.; movie stars are today.; Dramatist.; A drama.; write.; Because TV and movies are preferred.; The Ancient Greeks.

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LISTENING. Listen to the audio. Complete the sentences. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. In the early morning, it will be [...].
2. By noon, people will be able to [...].
3. People should take [...].
4. After 4:00 pm, people should [...].
5. On the upper slopes, there will be [...].
A: cloudy and breezy; go hiking; a sweater; go home; fog and heavy rain

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LISTENING. Listen to the audio. Put “T” if True and “F” if False. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. ([...]) There are 4 people speaking.
2. ([...]) Sami would buy something for someone else.
3. ([...]) Satomi would donate some money.
4. ([...]) Ravi would invest some money.
5. ([...]) Someone wants to be a doctor.
A: T; F; F; F; T

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LISTENING. Listen to the audio. Put “T” if True and “F” if False. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. ([...])I’ve been dancing since I was six.

2. ([...]) I dance to keep fit.

3. ([...]) I smile when I dance.

4. ([...]) It’s natural for people to move rhythmically.

5. ([...]) When you’re happy, you might dance faster.
A: T; F; F; T; T

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LISTENING. Listen to the audio. Put “T” if True and “F” if False. (5 / ___)

Q: 1. ([...]) A futon is a type of cushion.

2. ([...]) People often remove their shoes before coming into the house.

3. ([...]) A tatami is a special type of floor.

4. ([...]) Rice straw is used to make tatami mats.

5. ([...]) The Japanese have been using tatami for about 700 years.
A: F; F; F; T; F