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1 English Reading &Writing Revision End of the First Semester ( ) Grade 6 Name : Class: 1

2 A- Read and answer the following question. When Jenny was very small, she was too young to play chess but she liked playing with her mother s chess. She liked the chess pieces because they were pretty. Her favourite pieces were the kings, the queens, the horses and the castles. When she was five,her mother taught her how to play. Jenny plays chess with her mother. She also plays with her friends but she is too good for them and usually she wins. She cannot play with her little sister because her little sister is not old enough to yet. She does not like playing with her brother because he is not good enough. She has just played a game with him and she has won again! 1. Why did Jenny like her mother s chess set? Answer 2. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. She learnt to play chess when she was. A B C D six five four three 2

3 3. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. Her little sister is not enough to play chess. A B C D old big small young 4. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. Jenny does not like playing with her A B C D sister father mother brother 3

4 Choose the words that belong in the blanks. 1- You made a cake last night, A. - aren t you? B. -didn t you? C. - doesn t she? 2-Omar and Ali to Doha next week. A. -travelled B.-are going to travel C. - travel 3-Choose the correct sentence. A. -My mother works as a write. B. - My mother works as a writer. C.- My mother works as a written. 4- Choose the sentence that has the correct punctuation A. -My brother Ali lives in doha. B.- my brother Ali lives in Doha. C. - My brother Ali lives in Doha. 4

5 5-Which sentence is correct? A-We have three boxes. B-We have three boxis. C-We have three boxees. 6-Which sentence is correct? A -The wolfes are more dangerous than the dogs. B- The wolves are more dangerous than the dogs. C- The wolvs are more dangerous than the dogs. 7-You shouldn t play with... They are very dangerous. A. knifes B. knives C. knivs D. knifs Make these words into plural nouns. hat hats.. leg legs dress..dresses... glass glasses... tax taxes baby babies.. bus buses message messages. match matches. brush brushes.. loaf loaves Choose the correct answer: 1-This chair is.. A. discomfortable B. uncomfortable C. miscomfortable 5.

6 Read the text and answer the questions that follow. By following these simple steps, you ll soon be using to keep in touch with family and friends. First, make an account on your computer. Your account is like a mailbox on the Internet. All of your messages will arrive and be sent from here. There are hundreds of free sites to get an account from, and many of them offer the same features. Second, choose an address. Each site has its own requirements for what an address should have. To avoid problems, follow the guidelines of whichever site you choose. Finally, you re ready to start sending s! Choose the new message option from the menu to open a new . Write your , add a subject line, and include the address of the person you are writing to. When you re finished, simply click send. 1. Why did the author most likely write the text? A. to explain why is important B. to suggest that all readers use C. to teach readers how to send an D. to describe the different uses for لثان 6. Part Two 6

7 2. Which step comes next after making an account? A. clicking send B. writing a message C. adding a subject line D. choosing an address 3. How does the writer present the information in the text? A. by showing what steps to follow B. by giving the oldest information first C. by giving the important information first D. by showing only the interesting information 4. What should you do to avoid problems? Answer: follow the guidelines of whichever site you choose. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. 5. People got very low in the past. A B C D wages waves leaves sandals 7

8 6. She a cake last weekend. A B C D made make makes making 7. He is a good player. He always hard before a game. A B C sews looks Trains D chicks 8

9 Write five to six sentences in English about your free time. The following questions may help you: 1-What do you do in your free time? 2-Who do you do the activities with? 3-How much do you like these activities? Check your grammar, spelling and punctuation. Be sure to write your answer inside the box. Any suitable paragraph 9

10 1. Mr.John is a.... He works in a restaurant. A.farmer B.pilot C.waiter D.engineer 2.Tyres of rubber. A. make B. made C. is made D. are made 3-Are giraffes. in Asia? A. find B. finds C. found D. founded 4.Football.all over the world. A. Play B. Plays C. Playing D. is played 5-Rubber in cold countries. A. grown B. is grown C. are grown D. growing 10

11 6. Mr.Ahmad is a.... He flies planes A. pilot B. doctor C. farmer D. engineer 7. My sister is a.... She takes care of sick people. A. pilot B.doctor C.farmer D.housewife 9. I saw two. in the zoo. A. fox B. foxis C. foxes D. foxies 10. The carpenter.. a nice table last night. A. make B. made C. makes D. making 11

12 11. Ali was..a story when he was young. A. writeng B. writing C. writeing D. writeeng 12. The nurse always.. the sick people. A. Looks in B. Looks at C. Looks of. D. Looks after 13. My brother... in this factory for three years. A. work B. works C. has worked D. working 12

13 An ant went to the bank of a river to drink, but it fell into water. A bird sitting on a tree by the water saw the ant. The bird picked a leaf from the tree and dropped it into the water. The ant climbed onto the leaf and floated safely to the bank. Later a bird catcher came and stood under the tree. The bird sat quietly in the branches. The bird catcher began to get his trap ready to catch the bird. The ant saw what he was doing and stung him in the foot. In pain, the bird catcher threw down the trap and the loud noise made the bird fly away. Choose the correct answer. 1-Why did the ant go to the bank of a river? to drink 2-A bird catcher is a person who.. birds A. feeds B. plays C. hunts D. sings 3-What is the best title for the text? A. helping others B. crossing rivers C. catching birds D. drinking water 13

14 4.What did the ant use to float safely to the bank? A. A rope B. A leaf of a tree C. A piece of wood D. A branch of a tree 1. Choose the correct sentence. A. She has a nice, fast white bike. B. She has a fast, white nice bike. C. She has a white, nice, fast bike. D. She has a nice, white fast bike. 2. While he a film,he heard a noise. A. watching B. is watching C. was watching D. were watching 3. Pandas.. in China. A. live B. lived C. is lived D. are lived 14

15 4. Sweets in France. A.make B.made C.is made D. are made 5. Which sentence is written correctly? A. Ahmad will visit London Paris and Rome next august. B. ahmad will visit London Paris, and Rome next August. C. Ahmad will visit London, Paris and Rome next August. D. Ahmad will visit London Paris and Rome, next august? 6. Which sentence is written correctly? A. who will play football on Monday? B. Who will play football on Monday? C. Who will play football on monday D. who will play football on Monday. 7. Which sentence is written correctly? A B C D Can you help me fix my bike. can you help me fix my bike.. can you help me fix my bike? Can you help me fix my bike? 15

16 8. Which of the following is the best ending for the word "peace". A. ful B. ous C. able D. ment 9- My father drives his car.. A. carefully B. hard C. loudly D. bad 10. Choose the word that belongs in the blanks. Al Cheetah is the fastest animal in the forest. A. anemal B. animal C. enimal D. animol 16

17 Write a letter(5-6) complete sentences in English to a friend telling him about the things you did last weekend. The following questions may help you: 1- Where did you go? 2-Who did you go with? 3-how did you go? 4-how did you feel? Check your grammar, spelling and punctuation. Be sure to write your answer inside the box. 17

18 B-Read and answer the following question. Alice found herself in a dark room. There was a glass table in the corner and on the table there was a tiny gold key. Alice saw a very small door. She opened the door with the key. Outside there was a beautiful sunny garden. Alice wanted to go there but she was too big to go through the door. Alice went back to the table. On the table there was a bottle with a label on it which said Drink me! Alice drank from the bottle and grew smaller and smaller.now Alice could go through the door but it was shut again. Where was the key? It was on the table and now Alice could not reach it. There was a glass box under the table.inside the box there was a little cake with a label which aid Eat me! Alice ate the cake and grow taller and taller.her head was on the ceiling. Alice picked up the key but now she was too big to go through the little door. She was very sad and she started to cry. Her tears made a pool of water and she had to start swimming. 1.Where did Alice find herself? Answer In a dark room 18

19 2. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. On the table there was a tiny gold A B C D key pen fork Bottle 3. Choose the word that belongs in the blank. The underlined word tiny means A. huge B. very big C. large D. very small 19

20 AND It is used to give extra BUT It is used to express two SO It is used to express result BECAUSE It is used to express reason 1. My little brother was very sorry, because. his ice-cream fell down. 2- This dictionary is useful, and..it is cheap. 3- David is a liar, so..we don t believe him. 4- They waited for the bus for twenty minutes, but it didn t come. 5- Simon has bought a new book, but...he hasn t read it yet. 6- Take an umbrella, because.it is raining outside. 7- My grandfather was very ill, so...he was taken to hospital. 8- The students learn a lot of vocabulary, but they can t memorize them. 9-I broke my friend s glasses, so..i bought a new one two days ago. 10- My brother likes reading books, but. I like watching TV at nights. 11- Sam was late for work today, because.he missed the bus. 20

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