mr. hans exercise. 14/04/2020

Exercise A
1. Triangle
2. Rectangle
3. Triangle
4. Square
5. Circle
6. Square

Exercise B
Draw line to match the opposites
1. Top – Bottom
2. Well – Sick
3. Right – Wrong
4. Early – Late
5. Strong – Weak
6. Outside – Inside

Exercise C
Read the paragraph and write the answer in the blank.
1. Carl and Tim will drive to new York next week. They have good friends there. Their friends are students at a large school in New York City.
They = Carl and Tim
2. Ken doesn’t have a car. He is driving Dan’s car now. A car salesman showed him some new cars, but they cost a lot of money. He thinks he will have to buy an old one.
He = its Ken
3. New York is a big city. It has a lot of stores, restaurants and barbershops. There are trees and a lake downtown. People like to go sightseeing here. They can see something different every day.
They = people
4. Winter in New York is very cold, but in florida it is warm and sunny. In New York, people have to stay inside a lot in the winter. In florida, they can swim in the ocean and do other things outside. It’s a good time for a vacation in florida.
It =
5. Laura calls Ann every night on the phone. They have long talks. Her father is angry. Her mother also upset. She needs the telephone, too.
She = Mother
6. Henry moved to a new house last week. Now his mail is late. It goes to the wrong address first. Henry didn’t give his friends his new address. That was a mistake.
It = Mail
7. James wrote his father a long letter and then bought four stamps. At the post office, he also bought stamps for his friend. He put two stamps on his letter and gave the other stamps to his friend.
He = James


Exercise D
Compare or contrast and rewrite these sentences
1. One cup of coffe is hot
The other coffee is cold
2. One weekend was sunny
Both weekend was sunny
3. One sweater is large
The other sweater is small
4. One meal was delicious
Both meal are delicious
5. One officer is major
The other officer is captain
6. One description was long
Both description was long

Exercise E
Use other and the word in parentheses () to make a question
1. One game is tennis (football)
Is the other game football?
2. One telephone is red (red)
Is the other telephone red too?
3. One child is happy (happy)
Is the other child is happy too?
4. One student was from Spain. (Egypt)
Is the other student from Egypt?
5. One chair is in the house (in)
Is the other chair in the house too?
6. One lesson is difficult (difficult)
Is the other lesson difficult too?

Exercise F
Write sentences that describe the pictures.
1. This is a triangle. One triangle is big and the other is small
2. This is a table lamps. One lamp is taller than the other
3. They are two clowns, one clown is laugh the other is sad
4. Both are straight lines. One line is longer than the other
5. Both are cars but different model
6. One is a addition math the other is subtraction math



Exercise G
Read three sentences, then write them as just one sentences
1. The girl is young. She wore a coat. It was blue.
The young girl wore a blue coat
2. The man is old. He lives in a house. The house is little.
The old man lives in a little house
3. The children are bored. They are watching a movie. It is long
The bored children are watching a long movie
4. The student is sick. He is going to hospital. It is large.
The sick student is going to large hospital
5. The woman is young. She cooked a meal. It was delicious
The young woman is cooked delicious meal
6. The teacher was tired. He sat on the edge of the desk. The desk was big
The tired teacher was sat on the big edge of the desk

Exercise H
Match the question and answers
1. Whats your teacher like?
F = He nice, but he gives a lot of homework
2. What does your mother like?
C = She likes music and me
3. What are americans like ?
D = They’re kind and helpful
4. What’s your car like?
A = Its new and very fast
5. What does the dress look like?
B = Its short and light blue
6. What’s your day like?
E = It’s busy, its very busy

Exercise I
Choose the best answer
1. A triangle has three ( C. Sides )
2. A circle is ( B. Round )
3. The cars are the same. They are ( A. Alike )
4. This number is wrong. It’s a  ( B. Mistake )
5. Small and (D. Liitle) are the same
6. The old city has very (a. narrow) streets
7. Jim (b. drew) a large circle with a yellow pen
8. The sick boy must stay in bed. He is very (c. weak)
9. Linda is studying (d. numbers) in her math class
10. Get on is the (c. opposite) of get off
11. The student from Venezuella will (d. describe)
12. I’ll be in France in only four hours. This new airplane is (d. fast)
13. This (b. is called) an answers sheet

Exercise J
Read the paragraph and fill in the box outline
Harry has an ice cream store. He sells ice cream cones with one scoop or two scoops of ice cream. One scoop cost $1.00 and two scoops cost $1.75. harry wanted to find out how many people bought one-scoop cones and how many bought two-scoops cones. He find out that 63% of his customers bought one scoop cones and 37% bought two scoop cones.

harry's ice cream store
one scoop ------------- two scoops
$1.00--63%------------ $1.75--37%

Exercise K
Read the paragraph and fill in the box outline
Robert is thinking about a new job. He wants to be a driver because he likes to drive. He could be a bus driver, a truck driver or a taxi driver. Bus drivers work in the city. They work only eight hours and their pay is $150 a day. Truck drivers work long hours and drive to many other places. But they can make a lot of money. Sometimes truck drivers make $400 a day. Taxi driver work in the city. Their hours can change everyday. Some days they make a lot of money and some day they make just a little money. What job do you think Robert should take?

Roberts new job
Bus driver--------------------------------- Truck driver ----------------------------- Taxi driver
8 Hours--$150 ------------------------Long hours--$150 -------------------- not flexible time- little money
city----------------------------------- many other place -------------------------------- city