Everybody, from infants to grandparents, enjoys toys. However, not all toys are proper for very young babies. Infants find everything new and fascinating. These less than a year old children will smile if they see colorful and shiny mobiles, or if they can chew on soft, washable, rubber, or nonbreakable objects. It is not a good idea to let an infant play with toys that can break or toys that are so small that the infant can put the toy in his or her mouth, eyes, ears, or nose.
When children are between one and two years old they search to find out what different toys can do. They like to learn that some toys squeak, some toys can be squeezed, or some toys light up. Children that are around one and two years old can spend hours pulling or pushing certain toys around. They also enjoy seeing what different structures they can build out of blocks. Although these children are maturing, people still have to be careful with giving them very small toys or toys with sharp edges.
1. What is the point of this passage?
A) To describe the toys of infants and grandparents.
B) To tell about toys that do not break
C) To show all of the fun that children can have
D) To state toys that are and are not appropriate for some children
2. What is an infant?
A) a person who is almost two years old
B) a person that is almost a grandparent
C) a baby who is less than one year old
D) a shiny toy
3. According to the passage, which of the following is dangerous?
A) a tiny toy
B) big and heavy building blocks
C) a rubber toy
D) toys that have lights
There are many words that have multiple meanings. Sometimes, it is easy to notice the relationship between the two meanings of one word. One such word is “bookworm”. The word bookworm is often used to refer to the larvae of many different kinds of insects. Larvae are the early forms of certain animals right before they metamorphosize into an adult. Therefore, bookworms are insects that are not yet adults that feed on the bindings of books. Many elementary school kids often use the word bookworm. Often, they use it to tease or to admire someone who loves to read or to study books. This type of bookworm is also known as a bibliophile. Although there are many differences, the relationship between the insect bookworm and the human bookworm is easy to see.
4. You What is the relationship between the two types of bookworms?
A) They are both not adults yet
B) Both of them are admired
C) They are both fond of books
D) They both have good eye sight
5. What is a bibliophile?
A) a person who hates school
B) a lover of books
C) a new kind of bible
D) anything that doesn’t like reading
6. According to the passage, which of the following is true about human bookworms?
A) people always make fun of them
B) they always do well in school
C) they normally wear glasses
D) none of the above
Test &
Answer Sheet (Mathematics)
1.
(9 ´ 67) + (11
´ 67)
- (10
´ 67) =
A)
510 B) 670 C) 1230 D) 4200
2. Which of the following is equal to ten million?
A) ten hundred thousands B) ten thousands
C) one hundred hundreds D) ten thousand thousands
3. The numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 are arranged
into 2 columns of 4 numbers each so that the sum of
the numbers in each column is the same. The sum of
the numbers in each column is
A) 12 B) 14 C) 16 D) 18
4.
Half of the sum of two numbers is 20, if one of the
numbers is 8, what is the other number?
A) 2 B) 12 C) 28 D) 32
5.
A square and a triangle share a side. The perimeter
of the entire figure is 10 inches while the
perimeter of the square alone is 8 inches. What is
the perimeter of the triangle?
6. One little pig wants to build a straw house. He
worked on his house for 2.5 hours every day for 4
weeks then 3 hours a day for 2 more weeks. How many
hours in total did he spend working on the house?
Test &
Answer Sheet (English)
