Final Test Kids 2

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The correct answer is "No, I rode my bike." This answer indicates that Daisy did not walk to school but instead used her bike as a mode of transportation.

The correct answer is "Her name's Mrs Page." This is the correct answer because Daisy directly responds to her grandmother's question by stating the teacher's name. The other statements provided do not answer the question or provide irrelevant information.

Daisy's response indicates that she plays hockey and basketball at school. She mentions that she likes playing on the computer, but then states that they can play sports at school, specifically mentioning hockey and basketball. This suggests that these are the sports she participates in at school.

The correct answer is "OK. Goodbye, Daisy." because it is a response that acknowledges Daisy's statement about having to do her homework and also indicates the end of the conversation. The other options are not appropriate responses to Daisy's statement.

In this sentence, the subject "it" is referring to the weather in Britain. The verb "rains" is the correct form to use because it agrees with the subject "it" and is in the present tense. Therefore, the correct answer is "rains."

The correct answer is "Are" because the subject "they" is plural, so the verb should also be in the plural form.

The correct answer is "staying" because it is the present participle form of the verb "stay" and is used to describe an ongoing action or state. In this case, it indicates that the grandmother is currently staying at the speaker's house for the duration of the week.

The correct answer is "saw" because it is the past tense of the verb "see." The sentence is in the past tense ("an hour ago"), so the correct verb form to use is "saw."

The correct answer is "doesn't go" because it follows the correct subject-verb agreement in the present simple tense. "My sister" is the subject and it is singular, so the verb "go" needs to be in the third person singular form, which is "goes". Additionally, the negative form of the present simple tense is formed by adding "doesn't" before the verb. Therefore, the correct sentence is "My sister doesn't go to the cinema very often."

The correct answer is "went". In the given sentence, the verb "went" is the past tense form of the verb "go". It is used to indicate an action that happened in the past. In this context, it suggests that the speaker went to the mall after school at some point in the past.

The sentence is in the past tense, so the verb should be in the past tense as well. "Worked" is the past tense form of the verb "work," which correctly indicates that Alex did not work last weekend.

The correct answer is "like" because when referring to English people, we use the plural form of the verb "like" to match the subject.

The question states that there is something in your mouth that is white. The only logical answer to this would be teeth, as they are the only white objects typically found in the mouth.

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The given correct answer is "a shoulder, shoulder, shoulders". This is because the question describes a body part that is located at the top of the arm, which matches the description of a shoulder. The repetition of the word "shoulder" suggests that the answer is referring to both the left and right shoulders, hence the plural form "shoulders" is also included in the answer.

The correct answer is "There are 10 girls and 12 boys." This answer provides specific information about the number of girls and boys in the class, which is what the grandmother asked for. The other statements provided by Daisy are not relevant to the question and do not answer it directly.

The correct answer is "am eating" because it indicates an action that is happening in the present moment. The use of the present continuous tense "am eating" suggests that the speaker is currently in the process of having their dinner.

The correct answer is "Yes, it was very good." This response indicates that Daisy had a positive experience on her first day of school. She is expressing her enjoyment and satisfaction with the day, implying that she had a good time and felt positively about her school experience.

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Children like to read comics because they have pictures in them. Comics are a form of storytelling that combines illustrations and text, making them visually engaging and appealing to young readers. The inclusion of pictures helps children understand the story better, enhances their imagination, and makes reading more enjoyable for them.

The given statement suggests that the objects being referred to have leaves and flowers. The most fitting word to complete the sentence would be "plants" as it encompasses a wide range of living organisms that possess leaves and flowers.

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The given answer "dvds, DVDs" is correct because DVDs are a type of physical media that can be played on a television. This implies that the films mentioned in the question are available in DVD format and can be watched on a television by using a DVD player.

The phrase "Comes here by: [Blank]" indicates that the missing word should describe the means of transportation used to arrive at the given location. The phrase "car, by car" suggests that the person comes to the location using a car. Therefore, the correct answer is "car, by car."

This question is asking for a word or phrase that does not fit with the given options. The correct answer is "doesn't like," as it does not belong to the list of words related to showers.

The correct answer is "evening, evenings, in the evening, in the evenings" because the question is asking for the correct usage of time expressions. In this case, all of the options provided are correct and can be used interchangeably to refer to the time period after the day and before nightfall.

The phrase "his son, his son" suggests that the person mentioned in the question is with his own son. The repetition of "his son" emphasizes that the person is accompanied by his son, reinforcing the idea that the son is the one who is with him.

The given answer options provide different ways to express the age of the person in question, which is 38 years old. It includes both numerical representation (38) and written representation (thirty eight). Additionally, it also includes variations such as "38 years old," "thirty eight years old," "thirty-eight years old," and "thirty-eight." These different representations ensure that the answer covers various formats in which the age can be expressed.