- Have an exam
- Relax and talk to friends
- Go to bed
- Have dinner at home
English Test – Unit 2: School Days 7th grade
Робота з учнями результати зберігаються
Режими пройти самостійно — результати не зберігаються
25 запитань
- History
- Geography
- Maths
- Music
- Вечеряти
- Снідати
- Обідати
- Прокидатися
- History
- Chemistry
- Physics
- P.E.
- Go to bed
- Have dinner
- Fall asleep
- Get up
- English
- Chemistry
- Music
- Geography
- Іти до школи
- Відпочивати
- Робити домашнє завдання
- Снідати
- Tuesday
- Friday
- Monday
- Thursday
- Одягатися
- Прокидатися
- Умиватися
- Лягати спати
- R.E.
- Biology
- I.C.T.
- History
Students ... wear a uniform at this school. It's compulsory.
- has to
- have to
- having to
- doesn't have to
- don't have to
- has to
- doesn't have to
- have to
- Do
- Does
- Are
- Have
Tom ... late for school. (0%)
- is always
- is usually
- is often
- is never
- never
- always
- sometimes
- rarely
- Where
- Who
- What time
- Whose
- What
- When
- Where
- How many
- at
- on
- inuntil
- until
- in
- on
- before
- at
- on
- at
- in
- from
In many countries, children walk or take a bus to school. But for some students, getting to school is a dangerous adventure.
In China, children from Banpo Elementary School live in a mountain village. They have to walk along a very narrow mountain path. The journey is dangerous because the path is high above the ground.
In Sumatra, Indonesia, a group of children have to cross a river to get to school. They use a metal wire to travel across the water. Then they have to walk for about an hour through the forest.
In Vietnam, some students have to cross a river to reach their school. There isn't a bridge, so they have to swim. They put their books and clothes in plastic bags to keep them dry.
In Colombia, children who live near Bogotá have to cross a deep valley. They use a wire to travel across it. The journey is very fast, but it can also be frightening.
These children face difficult journeys every day because they want to get an education.
Where is Banpo Elementary School?
- In Indonesia
- In Vietnam
- In China
- In Colombia
In many countries, children walk or take a bus to school. But for some students, getting to school is a dangerous adventure.
In China, children from Banpo Elementary School live in a mountain village. They have to walk along a very narrow mountain path. The journey is dangerous because the path is high above the ground.
In Sumatra, Indonesia, a group of children have to cross a river to get to school. They use a metal wire to travel across the water. Then they have to walk for about an hour through the forest.
In Vietnam, some students have to cross a river to reach their school. There isn't a bridge, so they have to swim. They put their books and clothes in plastic bags to keep them dry.
In Colombia, children who live near Bogotá have to cross a deep valley. They use a wire to travel across it. The journey is very fast, but it can also be frightening.
These children face difficult journeys every day because they want to get an education.
Why is the journey to Banpo Elementary School dangerous?
- There are dangerous animals.
- The children walk along a narrow mountain path.
- The children have to swim.
- There are too many cars.
In many countries, children walk or take a bus to school. But for some students, getting to school is a dangerous adventure.
In China, children from Banpo Elementary School live in a mountain village. They have to walk along a very narrow mountain path. The journey is dangerous because the path is high above the ground.
In Sumatra, Indonesia, a group of children have to cross a river to get to school. They use a metal wire to travel across the water. Then they have to walk for about an hour through the forest.
In Vietnam, some students have to cross a river to reach their school. There isn't a bridge, so they have to swim. They put their books and clothes in plastic bags to keep them dry.
In Colombia, children who live near Bogotá have to cross a deep valley. They use a wire to travel across it. The journey is very fast, but it can also be frightening.
These children face difficult journeys every day because they want to get an education.
How do children in Sumatra cross the river?
- By boat
- By swimming
- By bridge
- By using a metal wire
In many countries, children walk or take a bus to school. But for some students, getting to school is a dangerous adventure.
In China, children from Banpo Elementary School live in a mountain village. They have to walk along a very narrow mountain path. The journey is dangerous because the path is high above the ground.
In Sumatra, Indonesia, a group of children have to cross a river to get to school. They use a metal wire to travel across the water. Then they have to walk for about an hour through the forest.
In Vietnam, some students have to cross a river to reach their school. There isn't a bridge, so they have to swim. They put their books and clothes in plastic bags to keep them dry.
In Colombia, children who live near Bogotá have to cross a deep valley. They use a wire to travel across it. The journey is very fast, but it can also be frightening.
These children face difficult journeys every day because they want to get an education.
What do students in Vietnam use to keep their books dry?
- Plastic bags
- School lockers
- Metal boxes
- Special backpacks
In many countries, children walk or take a bus to school. But for some students, getting to school is a dangerous adventure.
In China, children from Banpo Elementary School live in a mountain village. They have to walk along a very narrow mountain path. The journey is dangerous because the path is high above the ground.
In Sumatra, Indonesia, a group of children have to cross a river to get to school. They use a metal wire to travel across the water. Then they have to walk for about an hour through the forest.
In Vietnam, some students have to cross a river to reach their school. There isn't a bridge, so they have to swim. They put their books and clothes in plastic bags to keep them dry.
In Colombia, children who live near Bogotá have to cross a deep valley. They use a wire to travel across it. The journey is very fast, but it can also be frightening.
These children face difficult journeys every day because they want to get an education.
What do children near Bogotá use to cross the valley?
- A train
- A wooden bridge
- A wire
- A boat
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