1. SPELLING
PHONETICS
NUMERALS
TEST
GRAMMAR
COUNTRY STUDY
VOCABULARY
PROVERBS

2. Divide the words into 4 columns according to the type of the syllable
cake fact term file silk born farm but mere dark here sky care fur he stone car is bird pitch smile trick dare by not tune same nice fare

3. Let’s check I II III IV fact silk but pitch trick not born term farm
cake
file
sky he
stone
smile by
tune
same
nice
fact
silk
but
pitch
trick
not
born
term
farm
dark
fur
car
bird
mere
here
care
dare
fare

4. Odd one out 1) brown, down, town, grow 2) great, tea, meat, eat 3)
children,
chemistry,
teacher, check 4)
this, that, there,
three 5)
thanks, three,
though,
thin 6)
what, where,
who,
when, why 7)
cat, cartoon, carton,
cinema 8)
good,
gym,
girl, great 9)
pig, sit,
kind,
big
10)
plant,
bag, fat, sat

5. Make words using the letters given
ubesjtc
rbeumpl
treansp
ymstnacgsi
itcsom

6. Make words using the letters given
subject
rbeumpl
treansp
ymstnacgsi
itcsom

7. Make words using the letters given
subject
plumber
treansp
ymstnacgsi
itcsom

8. Make words using the letters given
subject
plumber
parents
ymstnacgsi
itcsom

9. Make words using the letters given
subject
plumber
parents
gymnastics
itcsom

10. Make words using the letters given
subject
plumber
parents
gymnastics
sitcom

11. Correct the mistakes 2) three hundred sixty-seven 3) seven millions
1) twenty three
2) three hundred sixty-seven
3) seven millions
4) fourty
5) the nineth

12. Let’s check 1) twenty- three 2) three hundred and sixty-seven
3) seven million
4) forty
5) the ninth

13. Word Maze BEAUTIFUL CALM trendy funny happy ugly hungry boring lonely
terrified
lucky
sad
tired
interesting
better
great
hot
exciting
worse
first
right
surprising
easy
wild
left
older
brilliant
important
favourite
scared
fast
difficult
hard
slow
unusual
tiny
bright
fantastic
huge
nervous
cool
different
CALM

14. Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings
1) to get on
2) to look after
3) to give up
4) to put off
5) to get away
6) to go on
7) to look for
8) to make up
9) to turn up
10) to find out
to continue
to compose
to escape
to be friends
to stop
to take care
to appear
to search
to discover
to postpone

15. REARRANGE THE
WORDS TO FORM
WELL KNOWN PROVERBS

16. COME BRIDGES
YOUR THEM
BEFORE YOU
DON’T TO
CROSS

17. SPEAK
THAN
WORDS
ACTIONS
LOUDER

18. NINE
STITCH
A TIME
SAVES IN

19. MOUTH
LOOK
HORSE
DON’T
GIFT
THE IN A

20. A stitch in time saves nine

21. ACTIONS
SPEAK
LOUDER
THAN
WORDS

22. DON’T
GIFT
LOOK A
HORSE
THE IN
MOUTH

23. Don't cross your bridges before you come to them

24. Richard Fail: get a job as a lab assistant Pass: study chemistry
at university
His chemistry exam
Feel a lot happier
Richard
has a chemistry exam
is single
can’t drive
has a lottery ticket
got up late
lost his keys
Have a girlfriend
Was late for
the lesson
Couldn’t open
the door
The lottery
Know how to drive
Win: buy a new computer
Save up to buy a car
Not win: not feel
too disappointed

25. True or false? F 1. Welsh is an official language of Wales.
2. Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon.
3. BBC stands for “Best British Culture”.
4.The national symbol of Scotland is a thistle.
5. The British flag is often called “the Stars and Stripes”
6.The Beatles started their career in New-York .
7.The Speaker’s Corner is in the Hyde Park.
8.Children go “trick or treating” on the 1st of April. T F T F F T F

26. GOOD LUCK!