Four, Five & Six

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Mr. Norton's World Famous Sticker Quiz

Stepping Stones: Chapters 4, 5 and 6.

All questions are worth 1 point unless stated otherwise. For questions where you write sentences, you will lose 1/2 a point (max) if you don't use correct punctuation.

Bonus points! I will give bonus points for answers that really impress me.

Fill in the blanks.
He has ___ pet dog. ___ dog's name is JayJay.

1. an, the
2. the, a
3. a, a
4. a, the

I am wearing ___ uniform with ___ unicorn symbol on it. It is ___ ugly uniform.

1. a, a, a
2. an, a, an
3. a, an, an
4. a, a, an

___ American doctor wants __ European vacation.

1. The, a
2. An, the
3. The, the
4. The, an

IMPERATIVES!

Make an imperative from: You will need to turn left at the traffic lights.

GIve a suitable imperative for this image.

Give three imperatives that a teacher might use at the start of a lesson.

Present simple vs present continuous

"I teach."
"I am teaching..."
For a maximum of three points, tell me:
What are the names of the tenses used in the above sentences? (1pt)
When do we use each tense? (2 pts)

Mr. Jones watched six football matches last week. Which sentence would you use to describe this?

1. Mr. Jones likes football.
2. Mr Jones is liking football.
3. Mr. Jones likes to watching football.
4. Mr. Jones like to watch football.

I ______(eat) crisps and ____ (clap) my hands (and making a mess).

1. am eat, clapping
2. am eating, claping
3. am eating, I clapping
4. am eating, clapping

GIve me the nicest sentence(s) you can think of for this image. (3 points)

Describe what is happening here. (2 points)
Points will be lost for poor punctuation.
Bonus points may be given if you can make me laugh or impress me by using a 'tricky' verb.

Possessives

My dog's happy.
This sentence uses a possessive. True or false?

1. True
2. False

Lucas / brother is 10 years old.
Which is correct?

1. Lucas' brother's 10 years old.
2. Lucas' brothers is 10 years old.
3. Lucas brother's 10 years old.
4. Lucas's brother is 10 years old.

James has a dog.
Which of the following is correct?

1. James's dog has rabies. Jame's dog has babies.
2. James' dog's babies have rabies. James's dog's babies' rabies will make you crazy.
3. Jame's' dog's babies bit Mr. Norton. James's dogs' and Mr. Norton are crazy with rabies.
4. None of these!

Make a sentence using: Children/dangerous/playground

Which of the following sentences are correct?

A: I have many friends.
B: My friends don't have much money.
C: I have many patience.
D: The doctor has much patients.

1. A and D
2. A, B and C
3. Only A
4. A and B

The following sentence is incorrect:
I have many water.
Add two words to make it correct; you can't remove words.

What do all regular verbs in the past have in common?

Which of the following is/are spelled correctly?
A) Close: I closeed the door.
B) Fry: I fryed a fish.
C) Play: The cat played with the mouse.
D) Carry: I carried my mother's bag.

1. A, B, D
2. A, C
3. C, D
4. B, C, D

Give six examples of irregular verbs in the past tense. 1/2 a point for each!

Tell me about three things you did last weekend. (3 points)

Bonus points can be won!

Comparatives & Superlatives 

Fill in the blanks.

Mr. Norton is _____ ____ most teachers, but he is not the _____ in the world.

Fill in both blanks.
The Dr. Mollercollege is the _____ ______ school in the universe.

Yes/no questions in the past.
Which of the following sentences is/are correct?
A: Was your friend glad to see you?
B: Were you ill yesterday?
C: Could you see anything?
D: Did you were ill yesterday?

1. A ,C ,D
2. B, C
3. A, B, C, D
4. A, C, D

Questions in the past using all other verbs (so not: was, were, or could)
Which of the following sentences is/are correct?
A: Did I jump far enough?
B: Did we bring the umbrella?
C: We did bring the umbrella?
D: Did you were ill yesterday?

1. A ,C ,D
2. A, B, C
3. A, B
4. A, C, D

Negative sentences in the past.
Which of the following sentences is/are correct?
A: My friend wasn't glad to see me.
B: I wasn't ill yesterday.
C: You weren't happy to see me.
D: The doctor couldn't help me.

1. A ,C ,D
2. A, B, C
3. A, B, C, D
4. A, C, D

Questions in the past using all other verbs (so not: was, were, or could)
Which of the following sentences is/are correct?
A: He didn't caught the ball.
B: We didn't bring the umbrella.
C: We didn't see the film.
D: They didn't ate the cake.

1. A ,C ,D
2. A, B, C
3. A, B
4. A, C, D