EYFT Year 1 Lesson 33 Progress Test 8

fashion-shoot

Question 1 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

How do you say “influential” in Japanese?

影響力のある
最新
典型的な
時々

Question 2 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

How do you say “最新” in English?

latest
occasionally
semiannual
trends

Question 3 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “It is ________ for people to wear coats in winter.”

typical
occasionally
trends
event

Question 4 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

Which of the following is correct?

The model posed on the catwalk.
The designer a new dress.
The typical model is very different from other models.
The occasionally model walked down the catwalk.

Question 5 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Do you like to follow the latest trends?”

Yes, I always try to wear stylish clothes.
Yes, I catwalk every day.
Yes, I go to unpopular events.
Yes, it is typical to be a designer.

boy-studying

Question 6 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

How do you say “punishment” in Japanese?

罰
準備
復習
仕上げる

Question 7 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

How do you say “今後の” in English?

upcoming
preparation
broadly
waste of time

Question 8 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “The teacher ________ homework for the weekend.”

assigned
preparation
complete
upcoming

Question 9 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

Which of the following is correct?

I want to attend the upcoming event.
I preparation for the event.
The forces of homework are difficult.
It is a punishment to waste of time.

Question 10 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

Choose the best answer to the following question: “When do you usually do your homework?”

I complete my homework in the evening.
I preparation my homework at night.
I revision my homework after I finish school.
I was assigned homework in the afternoon.

junk-food

Question 11 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

How do you say “considered” in Japanese?

考慮される
消費された
例にあげる
にもかかわらず

Question 12 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

How do you say “含む” in English?

contain
examples
nutritional value
qualifies

Question 13 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “This student _________ for the special program.”

qualifies
examples
considered
possible

Question 14 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

Which of the following is correct?

Green and red are examples of colors.
Bananas and peaches are examples of vegetables.
Tigers and bears are examples of cats.
Tofu and fish are examples of meats.

Question 15 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Are pastries considered desserts?”

Yes, pastries are often considered desserts.
No, pastries are only for breakfast.
Pastries are qualifies as dessert.
Recently, pastries are never dessert.

cup-of-coffee

Question 16 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

How do you say “stimulant” in Japanese?

刺激
仕事
植物
種子

Question 17 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

How do you say “仕事” in English?

work
countries
buys
each

Question 18 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “_____ country has its own flag.”

each
work
served
addictive

Question 19 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

Which of the following is correct?

Seeds are often found inside of fruit.
The sun sets in the morning in Japan.
Smoking cigarettes is never addictive.
He gets served money at work.

Question 20 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Why is coffee addictive?”

Because coffee contains caffeine.
Because you drink coffee in the morning.
Because coffee plants are stimulants.
You drink coffee at work.

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Question 1 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

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Question 2 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

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Question 3 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

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Question 4 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

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Question 5 — Lesson 30 Gap Fill: Fashion Shows

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Question 6 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

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Question 7 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

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Question 8 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

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Question 9 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

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Question 10 — Lesson 31 Gap Fill: Homework

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Question 11 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

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Question 12 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

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Question 13 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

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Question 14 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

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Question 15 — Lesson 32 Gap Fill: Junk Food

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Question 16 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

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Question 17 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

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Question 18 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

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Question 19 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee

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Question 20 — Lesson 33 Gap Fill: Drinking Coffee