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Make a question with what using this sentence: Elon Musk started SpaceX.

What did Elon Musk start?

Make a question with who using this sentence: Elon Musk started SpaceX.

Who started SpaceX?

Make an object question for this sentence: We help younger children.

Who do you help?

Make a subject question for this sentence: My teacher helps me.

Who helps you?

Which sentence has a mistake?

Did they passed the test?

Did you like the film?

Did he call you yesterday?

Did we go to the park?

Choose the correct question.

Did you study English last night?

You did study English last night?

Studied you English last night?

Did studied you English last night?

When we ask a question with a modal verb, we put the modal verb ______ the subject.

before

after

next to

instead of

In continuous tenses, we use ______ before the subject to make a question.

am / is / are / was / were

do / does / did

has / have / had

will / would

In perfect tenses, we put ______ before the subject to make a question.

has / have / had

do / does / did

am / is / are

will / would

In simple tenses, we add ______ before the subject to make a question.

do / does / did

has / have / had

am / is / are

will / would

People with a growth mindset...

believe they can improve if they try hard

avoid challenges

dislike feedback

think they are born smart or not

People with a fixed mindset believe that...

talent is more important than effort

effort is more important than talent

everyone can change

failure helps us learn

Doing something because you enjoy it is "personally rewarding." What does "personally rewarding" mean?

something that feels good or satisfying for you

something you get money for

something easy to do

something others tell you to do

What does "skills development" mean?

learning new things and improving your abilities

working less to save time

choosing what you like to do

reading skills only

People may not be aware of their own mindset. What does "be aware of" mean?

to know or realize something

to forget about something

to be scared of something

to agree with something

Sophie could never focus when she had to study for her exams, until she changed her approach and started studying with friends. What does "approach" mean?

a way of doing or thinking about something

a physical road or path

a person’s opinion

an easy task

If you really want that scholarship, you should ____ it with confidence.

go for

put off

give out

try out

I wanted to make friends, so I decided to ____ the singing club.

join in

break up

hand in

note down

The school will ____ leaflets with information about the new library.

give out

go for

figure out

get in

They decided to ____ the trip because the weather was so bad.

put off

try out

give out

stay behind

She works really hard, so I’m sure she’ll ____ in her new job.

get on

put off

join in

go for

The headteacher will ____ the names of the prize winners during the ceremony.

read out

figure out

get in

try out

I had to ____ after class because I wanted to ask the teacher a question.

stay behind

go for

put off

read out

I don’t know if I’ll like basketball, but I’ll ____ and see how it goes.

try out

break up

note down

get on

When the coach saw me swimming, he told me I could ____ the school team.

get in

try out

stay behind

give out

I didn’t know the answer at first but I managed to ____ while I was doing the exercise.

figure it out

put it off

get it in

hand it in

She always ____ important dates in her diary so she won’t forget.

notes down

figures out

gets on

reads out

We usually ____ at the end of June and start again in September.

break up

put off

note down

join in

The teacher asked me to ____ my project before the weekend.

hand in

break up

stay behind

go for