All Clear 6th grade (1-2 units)

My brother’s daughter is my aunt / niece .

I like watching very funny thrillers / comedies , I don’t really like films with a lot of action.

When I’m walking in the snow, I usually wear boots / sandals .

I enjoy climbing / chopping up very high mountains.

Jennifer enjoys sleeping / fishing in lakes and rivers with her father.

Paul is chopping / hiking wood to make a fire.

We are looking for / finding apples here in the forest. Unfortunately, I don’t think there are any.

Order the words to make sentences.

gets up / Tim / at / seven o’clock / usually

Order the words to make sentences.

go hiking / They / in the mountains / hardly ever

Complete the sentences with the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets.

I’m ______________ (wait) for you outside the café.

Complete the sentences with the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets.

Why is he ______________ (sit) in the classroom at break time?

Rachel hardly ever listens / is listening to pop music.

Do you stay / Are you staying in a hotel this week?

We don’t study / aren’t studying for our exams today.

Read the text and choose T (true) or F (false).

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award

In Britain, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is very popular with young people. Every year, teenagers from all over Britain do charity work or travel on expeditions and win gold, silver or bronze awards. The Duke of Edinburgh is the Queen of England’s husband, and he sometimes presents the awards to the winners. This year, 275,000 young people are doing the scheme because they want to win an award.

There are many different ways of winning an award. Some young people are helping people in their communities. They are working in their free time. Other young people are learning to play a musical instrument or learning to dance or sing, or they are doing a new sport. And some young people are planning adventurous journeys. They are going to forests and jungles and learning how to build a fire or chop wood or climb mountains.

Winning a Duke of Edinburgh Award is hard work but it is also fun. Teenagers learn a lot about working with other people when they are doing the scheme.

Young people don’t really like doing the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards.

Read the text and choose T (true) or F (false). - same text

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award

In Britain, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is very popular with young people. Every year, teenagers from all over Britain do charity work or travel on expeditions and win gold, silver or bronze awards. The Duke of Edinburgh is the Queen of England’s husband, and he sometimes presents the awards to the winners. This year, 275,000 young people are doing the scheme because they want to win an award.

There are many different ways of winning an award. Some young people are helping people in their communities. They are working in their free time. Other young people are learning to play a musical instrument or learning to dance or sing, or they are doing a new sport. And some young people are planning adventurous journeys. They are going to forests and jungles and learning how to build a fire or chop wood or climb mountains.

Winning a Duke of Edinburgh Award is hard work but it is also fun. Teenagers learn a lot about working with other people when they are doing the scheme.

This year, the Duke of Edinburgh is presenting all the awards to the winners.

Read the text below and choose T (true) or F (false) - same text

The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award

In Britain, the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is very popular with young people. Every year, teenagers from all over Britain do charity work or travel on expeditions and win gold, silver or bronze awards. The Duke of Edinburgh is the Queen of England’s husband, and he sometimes presents the awards to the winners. This year, 275,000 young people are doing the scheme because they want to win an award.

There are many different ways of winning an award. Some young people are helping people in their communities. They are working in their free time. Other young people are learning to play a musical instrument or learning to dance or sing, or they are doing a new sport. And some young people are planning adventurous journeys. They are going to forests and jungles and learning how to build a fire or chop wood or climb mountains.

Winning a Duke of Edinburgh Award is hard work but it is also fun. Teenagers learn a lot about working with other people when they are doing the scheme.

Some people win an award when they are learning to dance.

Choose the correct sentence:

andy is british and /but amelie isn’t from britain – she’s french