Year 1 English Practice Test Challenge

Year 1 English Practice Test Challenge

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Year 1 English Practice Test Challenge

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to answer vocabulary and grammar questions about body parts, travelling and nature using the first conditional, present perfect simple, will/won't, and past simple.

What do we call numbers 4, 8, 11 & 14?

Which one is the odd one out: lip, throat, tongue, stomach

A

Lip

B

Throat

C

Tongue

D

Stomach

Which one is the odd one out: eye, hand, arm, shoulder

A

Eye

B

Hand

C

Arm

D

Shoulder

Drag and Drop: which go together



Motorbike

Underground train

Tram

Scooter

Drag and Drop: which go together



Ocean

Mountain

River

Jungle

Describe the word: village

Describe the word: neighbours

Describe the word: humid

Comparative & Superlative

Big - bigger - the biggest

beautiful - more beautiful - the most beautiful

Chinese is _____ (difficult) than English, but Arabic is the _______ (difficult) language in the world.

A

the most difficult, the more difficult

B

the most difficult, the more difficult

C

difficulter, the most difficult

D

more difficult, the most difficult

I think this is the ____ (bad) film of the season. Last year the films were _______ (interesting)

My grandad is the _____ (old) person in my family and my baby sister is the ______ (young).

What is the first conditional structure?

A

If + present, will + base verb

B

If + past, would + base verb

Grammar: First Conditional

Complete the sentence: If it ______ (rain), we ______ (stay) inside.


If it ______ (snow), we ______ (not go) out.

A

snows, will not go

B

snowed, won't go

C

snows, won't go

D

snowed, wouldn't go

If it ______ (be) sunny, we ______ (have) a picnic.

A

had, would have

B

are, will have

C

is, will have

D

was, would have

Enter your question here

Grammar: Present Perfect Simple

Have/has + past participle (voltooideelwoord)

I ______ (see) a lion in the zoo.

A

seen

B

saw

C

have seen

D

see

She ______ (visit) Paris before.

A

has visited

B

visits

C

visit

D

visited

We ______ (meet) the new teacher.

A

meet

B

met

C

meets

D

have met

Fill in the blanks: First Conditional

There are horrible predictions about the future on the internet. If the population grows too much, there won't be(not be) enough food for everybody. But I hope we will try (try) to improve our living conditions. If we work (work) harder, things will get better. When we do this, there will be (be) more hope for everybody

won't be
will try
work
will be

The train _______ (not stop) at the station.

I _______ (eat) too much Chinese food.

Write a question in the present simple:

you / find / your keys?

your dad / work / in India?

Past Simple versus Present Perfect Simple

Slide text

Which tense is used for completed actions?

A

Present Perfect Simple

B

Future Perfect

C

Present Continuous

D

Past Simple

When you were in India, did you visit / have you visited Agra?

A

did you visit Arga

B

have you visited Arga

C

Both are fine

D

I don't know

Did ever you eat / Have you ever eaten Japanese food?

A

Did you ever eat

B

Have you ever eaten

C

Both are fine

D

No clue

John ........................... (not call) me recently

The teacher ........................... (not return) the tests yet

When I was a child, I ........................... (live) in England for two years.

I am so excited to have a dog. I .................. (always / want) one.