5. Sınıf İngilizce SCHOOL LIFE · İletişim Kolay Seviye Test 2 — sorular ve çözümler
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Teacher: Don't run in the corridors!
Student: ______
- I am from Canada.
- Sorry, Mr Clark.
- It is a big desk.
- My favourite lesson is Art.
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: B)
- Read the teacher's warning: 'Don't run in the corridors!'.
- Determine the appropriate polite student response to a teacher's warning or rule reminder.
- When a teacher tells a student not to do something, the standard polite reply to acknowledge the mistake or rule is to apologize.
- Option A ('Sorry, Mr Clark.') is the correct polite response.
- Therefore, the correct option is A.
Lucas wants to borrow a coloured pen from Nora. What does he say to ask for permission politely?
- What time is the lesson?
- Where is the coloured pen?
- Can I use your coloured pen, please?
- Do you like coloured pens?
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: C)
- Read the question carefully to identify the speaker's goal: Lucas wants to borrow a coloured pen from Nora politely.
- Review the polite permission-seeking structure in English, which typically uses 'Can I ... , please?' or 'May I ... ?'.
- Evaluate option A: 'Can I use your coloured pen, please?' directly asks for permission to use an item politely.
- Evaluate options B, C, and D: They ask about location, time, and preferences respectively, which do not fit the request to borrow an item.
- Conclude that option A is the correct answer.
Mr Patel asks Jack about his favourite school subject. Jack answers, "I love numbers and calculations." What is his favourite subject?
- Art
- Music
- Maths
- P.E.
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: C)
- Read the scenario: Jack loves numbers and calculations.
- Identify the school subject that deals with numbers and calculations.
- Maths is the subject that involves numbers and calculations.
- Therefore, the correct option is C.
Chloe is talking to Kemal about following classroom rules in the summer camp. Which of the following is a correct rule expression?
- What time is it?
- We are playing football now.
- Do you like Art lessons?
- Don't run in the corridors!
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: D)
- Chloe and Kemal are discussing classroom rules.
- Rules are typically expressed using imperative sentences (do or don't do something).
- Option A ('Don't run in the corridors!') is a negative imperative expressing a classroom rule.
- Therefore, the correct option is A.
Omar asks Ethan to play basketball during the break. Ethan is feeling sick and refuses. What does Ethan say?
- I'd love to!
- I don't feel all right!
- Make the grade!
- Follow the rules!
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: B)
- Read the scenario: Omar asks Ethan to play basketball, but Ethan is feeling sick and refuses.
- Look for an appropriate response for someone feeling sick.
- 'I don't feel all right!' expresses feeling sick and explains the refusal.
- Therefore, the correct option is B.
Noah and Ben are talking about school rules. Noah says, "We must be quiet in the library." How does Ben confirm this instruction?
- Sure, we must.
- No, we aren't.
- Yes, I do.
- No, it isn't.
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: A)
- Read the scenario: Noah says 'We must be quiet in the library.'
- Determine how to confirm a modal verb statement starting with 'must'.
- A modal response using 'must' is required, such as 'Sure, we must.'
- Therefore, the correct option is A.
Lily is talking to her friend about following school rules. Which of the following is a correct rule expression?
- Please don't skip the bell!
- Please don't skip the music!
- Please don't skip the teacher!
- Please don't skip the lesson!
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: D)
- Read the scenario: Lily is talking about following school rules.
- Evaluate which option forms a meaningful and correct school rule expression.
- 'Please don't skip the lesson!' is a common and correct school rule phrase.
- Therefore, the correct option is A.
Grace asks Isla about the time. Isla looks at her watch and says, "It is quarter past three." What time is it?
- 03:45
- 03:15
- 02:45
- 04:15
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: B)
- Read the time expression: 'It is quarter past three'.
- 'Quarter past' means 15 minutes past the hour.
- 'Three' means the hour is 03.
- Therefore, the time is 03:15, which matches option A.
Hana asks Amara about her schedule. "When is the Science lesson?" Amara checks her timetable and replies:
- It is in the classroom.
- It is at two o'clock.
- It is my favourite subject.
- It is on Monday and Wednesday.
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: D)
- Read the question to understand the context: Hana asks 'When is the Science lesson?' which asks for the time or day of the lesson.
- Recall that 'When' questions regarding a schedule are answered with days of the week or specific times.
- Evaluate option A: 'It is in the classroom' answers a 'Where' question.
- Evaluate option B: 'It is on Monday and Wednesday' correctly answers a 'When' question about days.
- Evaluate option C: 'It is my favourite subject' answers a preference question.
- Evaluate option D: 'It is at two o'clock' gives a specific time of day, but looking at standard multiple-choice questions for school timetables regarding days, let's re-verify options. Wait, 'When' can mean days or times. Let's check option B and D. Usually, 'When' can refer to days or hours. However, in typical 5th-grade curricula, days of the week are paired with 'When is ...'. Let's look closely at standard Turkish 5th-grade English questions: 'When is the Science lesson?' -> 'It is on Monday and Wednesday' is a very common curriculum match. Wait, 'at two o'clock' is also a time. Let's see if there's any ambiguity. Both days and times answer 'When', but let's check standard English tests. Actually, either could work depending on context, but B is a standard response for weekly schedule questions.
A: I want to join the music club.
B: Great! ______
- Is there a smart board?
- Where are you from?
- What time is it?
- Do you like playing the guitar?
Cevap ve çözüm
Cevap: D)
- Read the dialogue to understand the topic of joining a school club.
- Person A expresses a desire to join the music club, and Person B responds enthusiastically with 'Great!'.
- A relevant follow-up question related to music or instruments makes sense in this context.
- Option A asks 'Do you like playing the guitar?', which is directly related to the music club.
- Therefore, the correct option is A.