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Book 3 - Unit 0 - Exam

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  • January is the first month of the year
    True
  • There are four seasons in a year
    True
  • February has 28 or 29 days
    True
  • The 5th means fifth
    True
  • December is the twelfth month
    True
  • 5 + 5 = 10
    True
  • 7 – 2 = 5
    True
  • There are twelve months in a year
    True
  • Winter is the hottest season
    False
  • February is the second month
    True
  • March is in spring
    True
  • Summer comes after spring
    True
  • 1.000.000 is called one million
    True
  • 50 – 20 = 30
    True
  • The 3rd means third
    True
  • December is a summer month in Taiwan
    False
  • “Them” is the opposite of “us"
    False
  • “He” is used for a girl
    False
  • The 7th comes before the 6th
    False
  • “Our” shows something belongs to us
    True
  • 1000 is called one hundred
    False
  • “His” is for a boy or a man
    True
  • 9 + 1 = 11
    False
  • “It” is used for animals or things
    True
  • “Their” means it belongs to them
    True
  • The plus sign means add
    True
  • July is in winter
    False
  • The equals sign means “is the same as"
    True
  • The 10th comes after the 9th
    True
  • “You” means the person we talk to
    True
  • November is the eleventh month
    True
  • August is before September
    True
  • 10 – 3 = 8
    False
  • “My” shows that something belongs to me
    True
  • Leaves fall in autumn
    True
  • Flowers bloom in spring
    True
  • May comes after June
    False
  • March is the tenth month
    False
  • “Her” is for a boy
    False
  • The weather is cold in summer
    False
  • “Me” and “I” mean the same thing
    False
  • The 1st means first
    True
  • January comes after February
    False
  • April is a winter month
    False
  • “They” means more than one person
    True
  • The minus sign means divide
    False
  • “We” means one person
    False
  • “Me” is used when you talk about yourself
    True
  • “She” is used for a woman or girl
    True
  • “Your” means it belongs to you
    True
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