Hip-Hip-Hooray6-Unit-Test.docx

Unit 1 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina:_ Scott: Yes, he has. A Has he chosen a flavor? B Did he chose a flavor? C Has she chosen a flavor? D Have he chosen a flavor? 2. Tina: _ Scott: Yes, he has. A Did he clip his nails? B Has he nailed his nails? C Have he nailed his nails? D Has he nail his nails? 3. Tina: What have you done? Scott: _. A I dont know. I have just moved the statue. B I dont know. I have just move the statue. C I dont know. I just move the statue. D I dont know. I just moved the statue. 4. Tina: _? Scott: Yes, I remembered. A Do you remember to brush your teeth? B Do you remember brushing your teeth? C Did you remember to brush your teeth? D Did you remember brushing your teeth? 5. Tina: _? Scott: No, I remembered. A Did you forget to feed the gerbil? B Do you forget to feed the gerbil? C Did you forget feeding the gerbil? D Do you forget feeding the gerbil? II Read and answer the questions. (50 points)Inventions That Change the World Everywhere we look, our lives are influenced by inventions-the cars we drive, the computers we use and the light bulbs that light our classrooms.Some inventions make life easier. Can you imagine no air-conditioning during the summer, no cell phones to call your friends or no microwave ovens to make popcorn? Also, instead of walking everywhere, we can take a bike, a car, a motorcycle, a train, a boat, an airplane or helicopter.Some inventions, like guns and bombs, are dangerous. But other inventions save lives. A medicine called penicillin has saved millions of lives since 1928. Thanks to penicillin, you wont die if you hurt your knee while playing basketball or cut your finger while making dinner. A short of penicillin stops most infections today. Read and Write. 6. The _that we drive and the _that light our classroom are examples of inventions. 7. Some inventions make life _. Read and Check. (T=True, F=False)8. All inventions save lives. _9. Inventions are never dangerous. _ 10. Airplanes and helicopters help us save time._Unit 2 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: _ Scott: Because I want to see a friend off. A Why did you going to the hospital? B Why are you going to the hospital? C Why are you going to the airport? D Why do you going to the airport? 2. Tina: Why is he going to the bookstore? Scott: _A Because he want to check out a new book. B Because he wants to check out a new book. C Because I want to check out a new book. D Because I wants to check out a new book. 3. Tina: _ Scott: Yes, I am. A Are you blushing because you are angry? B Are you resting because you are excited? C Are you frowning because you are bored? D Are shaking because you are scared?4. Tina: _ Scott: No, it is because I am angry. A Do you complaining because you are tired? B Are you complain because you are tried? C Did you complain because you are tired? D Are you complaining because you are tried? 5. Tina: _ A If we are late, we miss the bus. B If we will be late, we miss the bus. C If we miss the bus, we will be late. D If we miss the bus, we are late. II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)Treasure Hunting Do you daydream about finding lost treasure? Somewhere in a cave, under the sea or in secret room, a treasure might be waiting for you to find it. Today men and women still hunt for treasure. Some people spend their entire lives looking for list treasure and never find it! In 1922, Howard Carter found the tomb of King Tutankhamen in Egypt at the Valley of the Kings. The treasure in the tomb is more than 3,000 years old and said to worth $650 million. The most valuable sunken treasure ever found was on the ship call the S.S. Central America. In 1857 it sank during a hurricane. It was only discovered in 1986. It was carrying over 3 tons of gold, which is worth $1.28 billion today!Would you like to hunt for treasure? What kind of treasure would you like to find? Match the pictures with the words. 6. The treasure from King Tutankhamens tomb is worth _and is _years old. 7. The ship S.S. Central America was carrying over _. Read and Check.(T=True, F=False)8. The S.S. Central America sank during a hurricane. _9. The Valley of the Kings is in Egypt. _10. King Tutankhamen was buried in 1922. _Unit 3 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: _? Scott: He has _hair and green eyes. A What do he look like? ; straight red B What does he look? ; curly red C What does he look like? ; straight red D What does he look like? ; curly red 2. Tina: _? Scott: Yes, she does. A Does she have long blond hair? B Do she has blond long hair?C Does she have blond long hair? D Do she has long blond hair? 3. Tina: _? Scott: It had furry legs. A What did they look like? B What did they have? C What does it look like? D What did it look like?4. Tina: What could it be? Scott: _. A It could be a zebra. B It could be a bobcat. C It could be an antelope. D It could be a donkey. 5. Tina: _? Scott: Yes, it could be. A Could it be a rattlesnake? B Could it be a scorpion? C Could it be a tarantula? D Could it be an antelope? II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)RainforestsHave you ever been to a rainforest? Did you know they cover only 6 percent of the Earths surface but supply 40 percent of the Earths oxygen? Inside rainforests you will find all kinds of plants. Many of the plants are used to make medicines. Rainforests are home to many exotic and mysterious animals. In Southeast Asia you can find orangutans, gibbons, bluebirds and tigers. Did you know that tigers are good swimmers but poor climbers?The rainforests on the Australian coast have turkeys, gecko lizards and kangaroos. Kangaroos can travel 30 miles per hour and jump 30 feet. Thats amazing!The largest rainforest in the world is the Amazon jungle in South America. There are many butterflies, monkeys and snakes there. Youll even find poisonous frogs and electric eels! If you go swimming, be careful! The rivers have fish called piranha! Theyll eat anything-even people! Read and Write. 6. The rainforest cover only 6 percent of the Earths _. 7. Rainforests are home to many _.8. The largest rainforest in the world is the _. Read and Check. (T=True, F=False)9. You can find poisonous frogs and electric eels in the Amazon jungle. _10. Tigers are good climbers. _Unit 4 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: How was the game? Scott: _A It is the most confusing game I play. B It is the most confusing game I has ever play. C It is the most confusing game I have ever play. D It is the most confusing game I have ever played. 2. Tina: How was the book? Scott: _A It is interesting book I have ever read. B It is the most interesting book I read. C It is the most interesting book I have ever readed.D It is the most interesting book I have ever read. 3. Tina: _? Scott: It was losing my MP3 player. A What was the most saddest moment in your life? B What is the saddest moment in your life? C What was the saddest moment in your life? D What is the most saddest moment in your life? 4. Tina: What was the most angriest moment in your life? Scott:_ A It is fail my final test. B It is failing my final test. C It was fail my final test. D It was failing my final test. 5. Tina: Was listening to ghost stories at camp the scariest moment in your life?Scott: _ A No, it is riding a roller coaster. B Yes, it is riding a roller coaster. C No, it was riding a roller coaster. D Yes, it was riding a roller coaster.II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)World RecordsDo you dream of setting a world record? Would you like to be the person who runs the fastest or eats the most cake in a minute? Today there are all kinds of world records and they are set by all kinds of people. Imagine if you could run as fast as the wind. Usain Bolt of Jamaica can. He set a new world record in the 2008 Olympics. He ran the 100-meter dash in 9.69 seconds. Thats fast!Can you lift a car, pull a truck or lift a 160 kg stone? Mariusz Pudzianowski can. He won the Worlds Strongest Man contest five times!Professional athletes dont set all the world records. Regular people set records, too! In 2009, Joey Chestnut set a new world record by eating 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes. Thats a lot. Read and Write. 6.Mariusz Pudzianowski can _a truck or _a 160 kg stone. 7. World records are set by all kinds of people, not just professional _. Read and Check.(T=True, F=False)8. Usain Bolt ran the 100-meter dash in 9.69 minutes in 2008. _9. Regular people cant set records._ 10. Joey Chestnut can eat 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes. _Unit 5 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: _? Scott: He has been taking karate lessons for three weeks. A How long has he been taking karate lessons? B How long have he been taking karate lessons? C How long has he beening take karate lesson? D How long have he beening take karate lesson? 2. Tina: How long has he been using crutches? Scott: _ A He has been using crutches for Sunday. B He has beening use crutches for Sunday. C He has been using crutches since Sunday. D He has beening use crutches since Sunday. 3. Tina: What do you want to be? Scott: _ A I want to be a meteorologist. B I want to be a computer programmer. C I want to be an architect. D I want to be an archaeologist. 4. Tina: What does a cartoonist do? Scott: _ A A cartoonist draws comic strips. B A cartoonist studies the weather. C A cartoonist flies a spaceship. D A cartoonist designs buildings. 5. Tina: _Scott: Ok. A Come on. We have to get past the dessert. B Come on. We have to get out of the cave. C Come on. We have to get through the jungle. D Come on. We have to get in the jungle. II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)The Art of Self-defense Do you like to watch action movies? Its amazing to watch the hero use his hands, feet and mind for self-defense. This kind of self-defense is called martial arts. Today many people learn martial arts for self-defense. Throughout time people from many different countries have developed some form of self-defense. Boxing can be traced to the ancient Greek Olympics, while Chinese martial arts are 4,000 years old! Did you know there are almost 400 different styles of Chinese martial art?Jujitsu and karate are two popular forms of martial arts from Japan. Jujitsu means “the art of softness” and was developed by ancient Japanese samurai warriors. Karate means “open hand” and only uses the body for defense, not knives or swords. Self-defense isnt just about fighting. It also means using your intelligence to avoid fights. Thats why most martial arts exercise the body and the mind. Read and Write. 6. Many people learn _for self-defense. 7. Martial arts exercise the _and the _. Read and Check.(T=True, F=False)8. Chinese martial arts are 4,000 years old. _9. Karate uses swords or knives._ 10. There are more than 400 different styles of Chinese martial arts. _Unit 6 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: _. A I wish I have a screwdriver. B I wish I had a hammer. C I wish I have a hammer. D I wish I had a screwdriver. 2. Tina: _.A If I had a camera, I would take a picture. B If I had binoculars, I would take a picture. C If I have a camera, I would take a picture. D If I have binoculars, I would take a picture. 3. Tina: Oh, no, we are lost. Scott: _ A If I had a compass, I would find the way. B If I had a shovel, I would dig a hole. C If I had a boat, I would find the way. D If I had a pocket knife, I would cut the rope. 4. Scott: Do you collect things? Tina: Yes, I do. _ A I use to collect comic books, but now I collect insects. B I used to collected comic books, but now I collect insects. C I use to collected comic books, but now I collect insects. D I used to collect comic books, but now I collect insects. 5. Tina: Did you have nightmares? Scott: Yes, _. A I used to have nightmares, but now I have good dreams. B I have nightmares, but now I have good dreams. C I use to had nightmares, but now I have good dreams. D I use have nightmares, but now I have good dreams. II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)Bridges of the World A bridge is an important roadway. It helps to connect two roads over a valley, a river, railroad tracks and more. The first bridges in the world were probably just fallen trees across a stream of water. Later, people made bridges from wood, stone, ropes and metal. The oldest bridge still standing is made of stone and is in Italy. The Ponte Fabricio was built in 62 B.C.Some bridges are moveable. They open so boats can pass through. Then they close again for traffic and people to cross over. There are many beautiful and creative bridges in the world. In Germany there is a water bridge for boats to use. This bridge is located above another river! It is called the Magdeburg Water Bridge. In the United States, there is a bridge in Louisiana that is 38.42 kilometers long! It is called Lake Pontchartrain Causeway. Read and Write. 6. Bridges are made from_, _, _and _. 7. Some bridge are _so they can open and close. Read and Check. (T=True, F=False)8. Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is very short. _9. Bridges help to connect two roads over a valley, a river, and railroad tracks. _10. The oldest bridge still standing is made of wood and is in Italy. _Unit 7 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: _ before bed? Scott: _. A Do he install the software; Yes, he does. B Does he install the software; Yes, he does. C Did he install the software; Yes, he did. D Did he installed the software; Yes, he did. 2. Tina: _before going to the nurses office? Scott: _. A What does he do; He returns the library books. B What did he do; He returns the library books. C What did he do; He returned the library books. D What did he do; He returns the library books. 3. Tina: _before playing softball? Scott: _. A Did they warm up with the team; Yes, they did. B Did they warm up with the team; Yes, they do. C Do they warmed up with the team; Yes, they do. D Do they warmed up with the team; Yes, they did. 4. Tina: What do you think is the smartest animal? Scott: _. A I think dolphin is the most smart animal. B I think dolphin is the most smartest animal. C I think dolphin is the smartest animal. D I think dolphin are the most smart animal. 5. Tina: What do you think is the most expensive?Scott: _ A I think ABE is more expensive. B I think ABE is the most expensive. C I think ABE is the most expensivest. D I think ABE is the expensivest. II Read and Answer the questions. (50 points)Puzzles: Brain ExerciseWhen you exercise your body, you become stronger and healthier. But how do you exercise your brain? The answer is by solving puzzles. A puzzle is a problem to be solves. Puzzles make you think and thinking is exercise for your brain!The brain has very important parts and they all need exercise. One important part is concentration and all puzzles will help you pay attention to anything you do! Some puzzles -like crossword puzzles, word searches and word games-help improve your vocabulary and memory. Other puzzles help improve your common sense using numbers and shapes. Examples are Sudoku, number searches and picture puzzles. Some puzzles teach you to see problems in a different way. These puzzles, called riddles, give you clues to solve them. Can you answer this riddle? What has four legs but cant walk or run?Puzzles can also be toys, for example, a Rubiks Cube. This puzzle exercise many parts of the brain. Can you solve a Rubiks Cube? Read and Write. 6. You can exercise your brain by _. 7. Some puzzles-like crossword puzzles, word searches and word games-help _. Read and Check.(T=True, F=False)8. A puzzle is the answer to a problem. _9. Puzzles dont help improve your concentration. _ 10. Puzzle never have picture. _Unit 8 Achievement TestScore_I Grammar and Dialogue. (50 points) 1. Tina: How was your trip to Haw