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Seventh Grade Admission Exam V-1
Seventh Grade Admission Exam V-1
Name: __________________________________________Date:_________________
I. Write in the gaps the correct form of the verbs in parenthesis. (20 points)
Dwarfs
Example: A dwarf ____is____ (to be) a demi human. He is short, standing about 4 feet
tall. He ___has___ (have) a great love of gold.
A dwarf (8) _______________ (to be) really good at speaking different languages, but
just because he can speak a language (9) _______________ (not mean) he can read it
or write it, though. Yesterday I (10) _______________ (dream) about one.
School trip
Last week our class (11)_______________ (go) to Washington, D.C. for two days. I (12)
_______________ (get) up early. Mom (13)_______________ (make) some
sandwiches for the train trip. Dad (14)_______________ (take) me to the station by car.
When we (15) _______________ (arrive) at the station, the teacher (16)
_______________ (ask), “Do you have all your suitcases?”. I (17) _______________
(look) for my suitcase, but it (18) _______________ (not be) there. Dad (19)
_______________ (take) me home again but I (20) _______________ (can’t) find my
bag.
II.Use the following sentences to make questions as in the example (10 points)
Example: Tom plays tennis.
Does Tom play tennis?
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III. Now turn these same sentences into negative statements as in the example.
(10 points)
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IV. READING COMPREHENSION. Read the following questions before reading the
article, and then answer them. (21 points)
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A Horse Called Amber
By Mary D Wilson
My husband and I owned two horses that were as different as night and day. One a jet-
black mare called Midnight—some would call her a "devil horse"—and the other, my
favorite, a gentle six-year-old palomino called Amber.
Shortly after my husband, John, had bought Midnight, I went out to work with her. I led
her out, bolted closed the stable door behind me, and proceeded to saddle and mount
her.
Midnight was nervous. She skittered. Within seconds she became violent. She reared
and threw me to the ground, then went berserk, rushing wildly about the yard. Suddenly
she headed back to me at full gallop, teeth bared. Already in great pain from a shattered
neck joint, unable to move, I knew she was trying to kill me, to stomp me to death. "Lord,
Lord" I screamed, but there was no one near to hear.
Suddenly, Amber came charging out of the stable. She hurled herself at Midnight,
savaging her with her teeth. Midnight retreated, charged again, retreated again and
came back again. Amber stood her ground, defending me until Midnight gave up.
And to think that I'd last seen Amber in her stall, a restraining chain across its entrance.
And the stable door — it was locked. I myself had carefully slipped the metal bolt.
Yet my gentle Amber had rescued me. She had overcome the barriers between me and
her. She had done that with crucial and uncanny speed.
How?
V. Choose the sentence that best fits the given situation. (10 points)
5. Sonia is a pilot.
a) She really like to fly.
b) She really liked cooking.
c) She really likes to fly.
d) No, she doesn’t.
VII. 7. You will be asked to answer the following questions orally. (25 points)