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B1.1 - End of Year Review!

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  • Upgrade these normal adjectives to their extreme versions: 1) Very hungry 2) Very funny 3) Very big
    1) Starving 2) Hilarious 3) Gigantic or Huge
  • What is the name of a person who goes on a journey for spiritual or religious reasons?
    A pilgrim
  • Match these upcycling actions to their definitions: 1) Changing the shape of paper 2) Attaching things with glue.
    1) Fold 2) Stick
  • Which language gave us the word 'guitar', and where was the electric guitar invented?
    Spanish and the USA
  • True or False: Butterflies use their legs to hear sounds and use their feet to taste food.
    True
  • What do you call A) a false story explaining nature, versus B) an exaggerated story based on history?
    A) a myth and B) a legend
  • In 2004, what two hidden sensory warnings did wild animals pick up on before the tsunami hit?
    They heard the low-frequency sound waves and felt the vibrations in the ground
  • What terrible disease caused by a lack of vitamin C killed around 50% of early sailors? A) Rickets B) Scurvy
    Scurvy
  • How old was Ariana Grande when she started her youth singing group 'Kids Who Care'?
    Ten years old
  • Choose the correct option: 'Ethan Edwards _____ his voice for years, and he _____ on TV last year.' A) trained/has appeared B) has trained/appeared
    B (has trained / appeared)
  • Complete the sentence: 'Glastonbury Abbey _____ the final resting place of King Arthur.' A) is said to be B) says it is C) the story goes
    A (is said to be)
  • How did teenage explorer Jade Hameister prepare for her Arctic trip while at home in Australia?
    By pulling heavy car tyres along the beach
  • What do we call single-use plastic items that aren't recycled and get buried under the ground?
    Landfill waste
  • Complete the sentence: 'The project has run _____ 2017, connecting people _____ almost a decade!'
    since / for
  • Spot the error and fix this sentence: 'Right now, I am understanding this science lesson and I am thinking it is fascinating!'
    Right now, I understand this science lesson and I think it is fascinating!
  • In the Japanese nature myth, what did the naughty third child create when sent to sea?
    Storms
  • Name three types of transport from the explorer list that do NOT have an engine.
    Skis, sledge, kayak, camel, donkey, or horse
  • Can you name the five physical parts of an acoustic guitar labeled in your magazine?
    Neck, strings, box, hole, and amplifier
  • Choose the correct forms: 'While Jade _____ to the South Pole, some people _____ negative comments.' A) skied/were making B) was skiing/made C) had skied/made
    B (was skiing / made)
  • What are the five primary structural flavours that our taste buds send messages to our brain about?
    Sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami
  • Complete the sentence: '_____ of the products had packaging, so there was _____ of cheap food.' A) several/none B) none/plenty C) both/several
    B (none / plenty)
  • Where does the word ABOUT go in this sentence?: 'what were the myths?' A) At the beginning B) At the end
    B (The correct question is: 'What were the myths about?')
  • According to the text about Sherwood Forest, how old is the ancient tree called the Major Oak?
    Between 800 and 1,000 years old
  • Why was the famous Moroccan explorer Ibn Battuta nearly killed right after he left India?
    A group of thieves attacked him
  • What word describes song words, and what is it when a musician records an older song?
    Lyrics and a cover version
  • Lucia is a deaf teenager. How does her alarm clock wake her up at 6:45 AM without making a sound?
    It vibrates under her pillow
  • Complete the steps: '_____ drawing a circle on your cups. _____ that's done, use scissors to cut them out.'
    Start by / Once
  • Fill in the gaps: 'The moon is _____ far to travel every week, but looking at it is _____ a beautiful sight!'
    too / such