End-of-Year Test 6th grade

Grammar

I Complete the sentences with the correct answer.

1That’s ………. very nice picture you’ve painted.

2 I think that’s ………. house. The one with the blue door.

3 Usain Bolt is ………. runner in the world.

4 I usually go running ………. Sunday mornings.

5 You ………. help each other in the exam.

II Complete the email with one word in each gap.

1 Hi Fiona,

I’ve got some great news. I ………. won a holiday in Costa Rica! 

2 There ……………………. a competition in the newspaper. 

3 And I won……………………. first prize!

4 It’s a holiday for two people so I’m ………… to take my brother.

5 He ………………. know yet but I’m going to tell him tonight!

Love,

Liz

III Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.

1   to / have / help / You / don’t / me / .

2 phone / expensive / That / mine / was / more / than / .

3 is / a / bag / There / in / my / pen / 

4 you / seen / Have / ever / elephant / an / ?

5 stay / He / late / doesn’t / out / usually / .

IV Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.

1 Please stand up/don’t stand up. We’ve got another five minutes of the lesson!

2 I don't need any/some water. I’m not thirsty

3 Be careful/carefully when you cross this road. There are lots of cars.

4 A: Have you got a pet?           

B: No, I don’t/haven’t.

5 I think that/this is my mother’s car over there. 

Vocabulary

V Circle the odd one out.

1 ruler     pencil      chair     rubber

2 stormy     raining      sunny      cloudy

3 badly-paid    unskilled         full-time clever

4 blog      speaker      password       website

5 husband      niece       player       aunt

VII Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences.

1   It’s quite .... today so I’m not going to wear a jacket.

2   You have to ........... before you can use the computer.

3   A: What time is ....... ?        

     B: At seven o’clock in the evening.

4 She’s very ....... . She’s always relaxed, even in difficult situations. 

5 That’s the winner over there. He’s wearing his ........ .

6 A: Where can I wash my hands?      

B: There’s a ………. in the kitchen.

7 My …... doesn’t work very well so people can’t see me when I chat online.

8 She doesn’t usually ………. after school. She goes out with friends or does sports.

9 The rhino and the beetle have both got ………..

10 I’m wearing ………. so you can’t see my eyes.

VIII Choose the best two or three answers to complete the text.

I (1) ………. to go to Valencia (2) ………. the holidays with my mum and dad. 

My dad (3) ………. the city before and he says (4) ………. great.

It’s also got (5) ………. sea life park in Europe and (6) ………. animals from all of the (7) ………. in the world.

It’s really big so you (8) ………. spend the day there. 

We’re going to get tickets on (9) ……. Internet so we (10) …… any problems getting in.

IX Reading

Read the article. Choose the right headings.

An amazing adventure

(1) ………………………….

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

 ………………………….

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

 ………………………….

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

 ………………………….

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

 …………………………. 

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

An amazing adventure

…….

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

(2) ………………………….

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains, and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

……………………

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

  ………………………

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

 ………………………. 

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

An amazing adventure

…….

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

..….

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains, and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

3)……………………

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

  ………………………

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

 ………………………. 

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

An amazing adventure

…….

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

..….

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains, and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

………

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

 4)………………………

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

 ………………………. 

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

An amazing adventure

…….

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

..….

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains, and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

………

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

 …………

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

 5)………………………. 

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

X Read the article again and answer these questions. 

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

1   How far did Jerome cycle every day?

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

2   Where has Jerome cycled before?

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

3  Who fixed Jerome’s bike for him?

Eighteen-year-old Jerome Williams has become one of the youngest people to cycle around the world. After eight months and 19,000 miles, Jerome returned home yesterday.

Jerome started his journey late last year. In that time he has cycled more than 100 miles every day. He’s ridden across deserts, over mountains and through rainforests and he’s crossed four continents.

‘I’ve done lots of cycling in my life but it’s always been in the UK. I wanted to see more of the world. For me, the most interesting place was South America. There was lots to see and the people were really friendly.’

‘One day my bicycle broke on a mountain road and I wasn’t sure how to fix it. Suddenly some people appeared and took me back to their village. They let me stay in their house and a mechanic repaired my bike. They were really kind.’

‘Before I went, I only wanted to see the well-known places, but the people were the most amazing thing about the trip. All over the world, they were pleased to see me and help me. It’s given me a lot of confidence and now I want to do it again!’

4   How has the trip helped Jerome?

XI Listening

Listen to the audio added to your Group's Viber. Are the statements True or False?

1 Danny was the winner of Something Special.

2 He was on Something Special for only one week.

3 His uncle was also in the competition.

4  Danny felt sad when he won.

5  Danny plans to spend some time with his family.