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Ciiip - English - Juan Camilo
Ciiip - English - Juan Camilo
QUESTIONNAIRE
THIRD TERM
COLEGIO SAN PIO X DATE: August/08th/2023
F
undado en 1953 “Pureza, Ciencia y Virtud” Grade: 4°
2. Complete the sentences with the verbs in parentheses. Use the future tense: WILL.
Mark is tired in the morning. Mark is never tired in the morning. Never
7. Write three sentences with the list of the chores the Miller family has to do at home.
EVERY
SOME
NO
10. FUTURE TENSE: WILL. Match the sentence with the picture.
THIRD TERM
COLEGIO SAN PIO X DATE: August/08th/2023
F
undado en 1953 “Pureza, Ciencia y Virtud” Grade: 5°
1. Complete the sentences with ALWAYS, SOMETIMES or NEVER according to the image.
Green is always, Yellow is sometimes and Red is never.
ALWAYS
SOMETIMES
NEVER
ALWAYS
SOMETIMES
2. Fill in the blank spaces with the correct WH WORD to complete the questions.
My friends were
My mother was ill. _were_
happy.
PRESENT PAST
Play Played
Jump Jumped
Cook Cooked
Run Ran
Drink Drank
Eat Ate
7. Use WOULD LIKE or WOULDN’T LIKE to write sentences using the following prompts.
WH WORD FUNCTION
WHEN Asks for INFORMATION about something
10. Find and circle the words from the word Bank.
BIMONTHLY ENGLISH
QUESTIONNAIRE
THIRD TERM
COLEGIO SAN PIO X DATE: August/08th/2023
F
undado en 1953 “Pureza, Ciencia y Virtud” Grade: 7° A
Your cat eats a lot last month. It will certainly get fat.
B. If the Earth gets (get) warmer, the sea will get (get)
warmer.
C. If the sea levels rise (rise), there will be (be) floods around
the world.
4. PREDICTIONS: Choose WILL or GOING TO and one of the verbs from the box to complete the
sentences.
Be Crash Return
A. The principal is not in his office right now. I think he is going to return a little bit later.
B. These cars are too close to each other. They are going to crash!
C. Great! I think there will be a pool party!
People can reduce air pollution. You can get a ride home with him.
9. Underline the mistakes and write the correct form of the verbs on the lines. Some sentences are
correct.
A. I has read a book to my son. He wants me to read another one when we finish.
I have read a book to my son. He wants me to read another one when we finish.
B. Archeologists have worked on this site for over five years.
Correct
C. He have rehearsed the speech for hours, but he cannot memorize it all.
He has rehearsed the speech for hours, but he cannot memorize it all.
D. We have cleaned the house since yesterday in the morning.
Correct
10. Find vocabulary words from the bow in the Word Searcher.
BIMONTHLY ENGLISH
QUESTIONNAIRE
THIRD TERM
COLEGIO SAN PIO X DATE: August/08th/2023
F
undado en 1953 “Pureza, Ciencia y Virtud” Grade: 11° A
1. If the adjective has an incorrect suffix, write the correct adjective on the line. If the sentence is
correct, write a checkmark.
A. Don’t touch those plants because they are poisonful. (poisonous)
B. I admire my brother because he is very skillful with his hands. (✓)
C. We were successful at making our cakes. (✓)
D. I took old toys from boxes; the toys were dirtful. (dirty)
E. I painted my bedroom. Now it looks quite colorful. (✓)
2. Complete the sentences using suitable linking expressions that offer an interpretation, use the word
bank.
(In conclusion – On the whole – Given this – Therefore – Because of – In conclusion – On the
whole – Because)
A. In conclusion / On the whole, horror films are heart-stopping experiences.
B. My patient has not eaten enough food. Given this / Therefore, he has lost a lot of weight.
C. Pablo Picasso is well-known because of his contribution to the arts.
D. I have analyzed all the data. In conclusion / On the whole, I can say that publicity has a
significant influence on the audience.
E. Many people can’t apologize because they are not humble.
3. Give recommendations for the following situations. (Possible answers).
A. I don’t understand this topic.
You should research on line.
B. I can’t drive very well yet.
You should ask a relative to help you practice.
C. My brother is coming to visit.
You should take him to the new restaurant.
D. I have no idea what to cook today.
You should take a look at the recipe book.
E. I have a headache.
You should take a nap.
4. Complete the sentences with CAN’T, MUST, or MIGHT.
A. This information might be true, but I am not sure.
B. Feeding sharks must be exciting because of the adrenaline rush you feel.
C. The police officer can’t be happy. He is always complaining.
D. She can’t be home already. She left to minutes ago.
E. My uncle must be elated. He won the lottery!
5. Circle the correct preposition.
A. I responded to / of all the client’s complaints.
B. My friends never approved on / of my outfits.
C. New writers have benefitted from / of people’s interest in politics.
D. You always seem to succeed in / on your business.
E. Why don’t you introduce me to / for your friends?
6. Rewrite the sentences using –less adjectives.
A. Those old coins don’t have any worth now.
Those old coins are worthless now.
B. My cousin is a person who drives without care.
My cousin is a careless driver.
C. This toy truck is of no use if it doesn’t have batteries.
This toy truck is useless if it doesn’t have batteries.
D. There is no harm in eating insects.
Eating insects is harmless.
E. We tried to scare the dog away, but it seemed without fear.
We tried to scare the dog away, but it seemed fearless.
7. Complete the sentences using suitable linking expressions that make contrast.
A. While / Whereas some people believe that the stars influence our lives, scientists refuse to
believe so.
B. Contrary to what I thought. Eating watermelon seeds doesn’t cause appendicitis.
C. We tried to observed lightning for our project. However, there was a single thunderstorm that
month.
D. Although creative people can solve problems easily, they can sometimes be disorganized.
E. Some kids learn by playing games while / Whereas others formal instruction.
8. Write a sentence for each modal verb and function. (possible answers).
A. Must / Obligation
We must exercise every day as the doctor prescribed.
B. Must / Deduction
You must be cold! You are shivering a lot.
C. Can’t / Not possible
She can’t be his mom. She looks too young.
D. May / Possibility
Scientists may find the cure for Alzheimer’s soon.
E. Needn’t / not necessary
You needn’t bring a towel. We can borrow one here.
9. Match the halves to complete the sentences. Take into account the dependent preposition or
collocations.
10. Write a piece of advice using out about the right thing to do in each situation. (Possible answers).