EYFT Year 1 Lesson 04 Progress Test 1

rock-band

Question 1 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

How do you say “attention” in Japanese?

注意
しばしば
定期的
書く

Question 2 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

How do you say “面白い” in English?

interesting
becomes
hosts
regular

Question 3 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “_____ are people whose job it is to be funny.”

Comedians
Hosts
Becomes
Well known

Question 4 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

Which of the following is correct?

A caterpillar becomes a butterfly.
It often snows in Japan in August.
You can use a television to cook rice.
It's OK to write in library books.

Question 5 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Who is a well known Japanese athlete?”

Kei Nishikori
Naomi Watanabe
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
Shun Oguri

microscope-and-books

Question 6 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

How do you say “learn” in Japanese?

学ぶ
助ける
先生
若い

Question 6 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

How do you say “地理” in English?

geography
mathematics
languages
classroom

Question 8 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “A _____ is a place of learning.”

classroom
teacher
students
learn

Question 9 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

Which of the following is correct?

Mathematics is the study of numbers and arithmetic.
Geography is the study of penguins and polar bears.
England and Japan are both languages.
A classroom is a place for sleeping.

Question 10 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

Choose the best answer to the following question: “What subjects does Kenny study at school?”

Science and history
Science fiction and horror
Rap and pop music
Apples and bananas

hollywood-sign

Question 11 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

How do you say “entertainment” in Japanese?

娯楽
コミュニケーション
通知する
見る

Question 12 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

How do you say “笑う” in English?

laugh
inform
around
type

Question 13 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “I am _____ of spiders.”

afraid
around
filmed
silent

Question 14 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

Which of the following is correct?

To inform means to advise or to educate.
Silent means very loud.
Most people laugh when they are sad.
You can watch movies on the radio.

Question 15 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

Choose the best answer to the following question: “What types of movies does Sheila like to watch?”

Comedies and dramas
Ken Watanabe and Hiroyuki Sanada
Baseball and soccer
McDonald's and Kentucky Fried Chicken

worlds-biggest-family

Question 16 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

How do you say “storeys” in Japanese?

階
成長する
所長
部屋

Question 17 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

How do you say “幸運な” in English?

fortunate
continues
lives
share

Question 18 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “The blue whale is the _____ animal in the world.”

largest
head
lives
grandchildren

Question 19 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

Which of the following is correct?

The boss is the head of the company.
Canada is the largest country in the world.
Ichiro Suzuki lives in Australia.
Fortunate means to be unlucky.

Question 20 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

Choose the best answer to the following question: “How many grandchildren does Ziona Chana have?”

thirty-three
thirty-nine
ninety-four
one million and one

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1. Question

Question 1 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

2. Question

Question 2 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

3. Question

Question 3 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

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Question 4 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

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Question 5 — Lesson 01 Gap Fill: Celebrities

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Question 6 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

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Question 6 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

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Question 8 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

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Question 9 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

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Question 10 — Lesson 02 Gap Fill: Schools

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Question 11 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

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Question 12 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

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Question 13 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

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Question 14 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

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Question 15 — Lesson 03 Gap Fill: Movies and Hollywood

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Question 16 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

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Question 17 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

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Question 18 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

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Question 19 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family

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Question 20 — Lesson 04 Gap Fill: World’s Largest Family