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Outcomes Elementary quiz 5-8

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  • Say two things you can grow.
    You can grow vegetables, fruit and flowers.
  • Why do governments sometimes cut services?
    Governments sometimes cut services to save money.
  • What’s the opposite of the top?
    The opposite of the top is the bottom.
  • Where can you get a degree?
    You can get a degree at university.
  • If something improves, does it get better or worse?
    If something improves it gets better.
  • Say three examples of housework.
    Some examples of housework are: clean the floor, do the washing-up, empty / fill the dishwasher, cook dinner, etc.
  • What’s the opposite of difficult?
    The opposite of difficult is easy.
  • What’s the difference between a colleague and a client?
    A colleague is someone you work with and a client is someone you work for.
  • What’s the opposite of fill (a bag or dishwasher)?
    The opposite of fill is empty.
  • Who is your uncle?
    Your uncle is your father’s or your mother’s brother.
  • How old is someone who is retired, normally?
    A retired person has traditionally been over 65, but the age is rising.
  • What’s the opposite of make money?
    The opposite of make money is lose money.
  • When are prices usually reduced in a shop?
    Prices are normally reduced in a shop in a sale.
  • Who do you see for a check-up?
    You see a doctor for a check-up.
  • Who gives you grades?
    A teacher gives you grades.
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