This document contains an English test given to 6th grade students. It includes several reading comprehension passages and questions about habitats, green sea turtles, and daily routines. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and short answer questions, complete sentences, classify animals by habitat, and fill in blanks about typical daily activities like doing homework, waking up, going home, and studying.
This document contains an English test given to 6th grade students. It includes several reading comprehension passages and questions about habitats, green sea turtles, and daily routines. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and short answer questions, complete sentences, classify animals by habitat, and fill in blanks about typical daily activities like doing homework, waking up, going home, and studying.
This document contains an English test given to 6th grade students. It includes several reading comprehension passages and questions about habitats, green sea turtles, and daily routines. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and short answer questions, complete sentences, classify animals by habitat, and fill in blanks about typical daily activities like doing homework, waking up, going home, and studying.
This document contains an English test given to 6th grade students. It includes several reading comprehension passages and questions about habitats, green sea turtles, and daily routines. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and short answer questions, complete sentences, classify animals by habitat, and fill in blanks about typical daily activities like doing homework, waking up, going home, and studying.
ENGLISH TEST NAME: ___________________________________GRADE:6TH ______ DATE: _________________ IP 40 RP______ OP________
READING COMPREHENSION. READ THE TEXT. HABITATS A habitat is the type of environment in which plants and animals live. A habitat is dictated by the climate and the geography. Deserts, rainforests and mountains are all examples of habitats where you can find particular types of plants and animals. Deserts have a dry climate with few plants. There are extremely hot days and very cold nights. It may appear that deserts do not have many animals or plants, but a closer inspection can reveal high biodiversity. Rainforests are wet and warm. It always rains a lot and they have an incredible diversity of life. There you can see a lot of types of animals and plants, too. In the mountains the temperatures are normally low. At very high altitudes there is also less oxygen, making life diffi cult for both animals and plants. Adapted from: www.bbc.co.uk/nature/habitats
I.ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. CIRCLE THE BEST ANSWER.3 pts.
1. What factors determine a habitat?
a. mountains and rivers b. climate and geography c. plants and animals 2. What do you think the word “biodiversity” means? a. lot of animals and plants b. less oxygen c. climate 3. What makes life difficult in the mountains? a. Animals b. Plants c. climate
II. READ THE TEXT AGAIN AND COMPLETE THESE SENTENCES. 8 pts.
a. Deserts, rainforests and mountains are types of natural __________________.
b. Every habitat has specific types of ____________________ and plants.
c. Deserts are _________________ and have a few _______________ .
d. Rainforests have a _____________ and __________________ climate.
e. Life in the __________________ is difficult.
f. The temperature in the mountains is usually ________________ .
READ THE TEXT.
Green sea turtles
Green sea turtles are big. These turtles live in the coastline of Australia, Costa Rica and of other 78 countries. They live underwater, where they can rest quietly for five hours at a time before coming up for air. The first years they eat plankton. When they are older, they eat sea grass. Baby sea turtles are in danger. Animals such as birds, crabs, and raccoons can easily attack them when green sea turtles move slowly from their nests out to the sea. Adult green sea turtles have a lot of problems. Human beings and pollution affect them seriously. Adapted from: National Geographic Kids. Retrieved June 14th, 2016 from http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/green- sea-turtle/#greensea-turtle-closeup-underwater.jpg
III. COMPLETE THE CHART 3 pts
ANIMAL’S NAME
PLACES WHERE IT LIVES
FOOD THE ANIMAL EATS
IV.READ THE STATEMENTS, CIRCLE T (TRUE) OR F (FALSE), AND CORRECT
THE FALSE ONES. 6 pts.
a. Green sea turtles are not very big. T/F
b. They don’t need to rest underwater before coming up for air. T/F
c. They first eat plankton and when they are older, they eat sea grass. T/F
d. Baby sea turtles are in danger. T/F
e. Animals don’t attack green sea turtles. T/F
f. Human beings don’t affect green sea turtles. T/F
V. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. 6 pts.
sea lake rainforest river desert woods
1. The girl is swimming in the ____________________________.
2. The sun is shining in the _____________________________
3. They are fishing in the ____________________________
4. It’s raining in the ____________________________
5. A boat is floating on the __________________________
6. They are camping in the___________________________ .
VI. LOOK AT THE SENTENCES AND CLASSIFY THE ANIMALS ACCORDING TO THEIR HABITATS. 8 pts.
1. Leopards run fast in the savannah. 5. Goats live happily in hills.
2. Frogs can hop quickly in the rainforest. 6. Turtles walk slowly in the rainforest. 3. Camels live in the desert. 7. The cow is eating grass on the farm. 4. The lion is sleeping well under the 8. Sharks swim in the sea. tree.
JUNGLE HILL RAINFOREST FARM SEA DESERT
VII. COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. 6 pts.
do get up go take watch study
1. What time do you_________ homework?
2. I ____________at half past six.
3. I ____________home at 4 o’clock.
4. They ____________a shower early in the morning.
