II. Odd one out.

1.   A. calculator                B. cooker                     C. rubber                     D. ruler

2.   A. ear                           B. nose                        C. mouth                      D. leg

3.   A. bedroom                 B. kitchen                    C. villa                         D. bathroom

4.   A. curly                       B. creative                   C. friendly                   D. confident

5.   A. cupboard                 B. television                 C. sofa                         D. desk

7.   A. apartment                B. house                      C. attic                         D. villa

6.You need to spend ___________ time playing computer.

A.much                B. less                   C. more                D. a lot

7. Sitting too close to the TV hurts your ___________.

A. nose                 B. eyes                  C. ear                    D. mouth

8. Eat _____________ high fat food is good for your health.

          A. much                B. more                C. less                   D. a lot

9.Mai like music. She often ___________ to music in late evenings.

          A. listen                B. listening           C. listens               D. to listen

10. I enjoy ___________ badminton after school.

          A. doing               B. playing             C. seeing               D. going

11. How _______________ do you go to the library after school ?

          A. often                 B. much                C. many                D. usually

12. He goes swimming when he ____________ free time.

          A. have                 B. is having          C. has                    D. will have

Instructions: Look at the photos. Choose the parts of the body in the gaps.

Parts of the body     arm     back     chest     ear     eye     face     finger     foot     hair     hand     head     knee     leg     mouth     neck     nose     shoulder     stomach

                               Painting Faces Made of Food

            Have you ever painted a picture of someone? First you draw the person’s head, and then their eyes, nose, and mouth, right? Well, the Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimnoldo did this in the 1,600s, too. But he rained many portraits with a special twist!

            Look at this painting. From far away, the man just looks like a gardener. However, once you are closer, you can see many vegetables. The gardener’s cheeks are onions! What else can you see?

            How about this painting? From far way, it looks like a normal man. But if you look closely, what do you see? His head is made of grapes, melons, tomatoes, pineapples, and more! The small objects in this painting all work together. They create a larger picture of his face!

            Giuseppe Arcimnoldo used his imagination to create unusual paintings. His paintings are like puzzles of fruit and vegetables. This helped him to become one of the most famous painters of his time.

1. Is this passage mainly about Giuseppe Arcimnoldo’s love of fruit and vegetables?

______________________________________________

2. What did Arcimnoldo use to paint portraits of people?

______________________________________________

3. In the painting, are the gardener’s cheeks melons or onions?

______________________________________________

4. What did Arcimnoldo use to create unusual paintings?

_____________________________________________

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Ex1:

1 A foot B tooth C smooth D good

2 A head B eat C seat D lead

3 A hand B sand c band D ant

4 A Light B high C night D tin

Ex2

1 Look! these pupils are in grade 6. they............tall and strong.They................football on the school ground

A is/plays B are/play C is/ia playing D are/are playing

2 what are those? they are his..............

A head B teeth C chest D ear

3 Your teeth are.................

A light B white C oval D long

4 What does your sister do? She's a.................

A weight B lift C gym D gymnast

5 A weight lifter must be very...............

A strong B weak C light D small

6 She isn't weak, she is..............

A thin B strong C fat D small

7 Lan has.................eyes

A black strong B oval brown C brown oval D strong black

8 She has ...............lips and small white..................

A long/eyes B full/teeth C short/teeth D short/eyes

9 Tam has a big nose but his sister has a.................one

A big B small C full D short

10 Tam has a big nose but his sister has a ..............nose

A small B oval C short D strong

Painting Faces Made of Food

            Have you ever painted a picture of someone? First you draw the person’s head, and then their eyes, nose, and mouth, right? Well, the Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimnoldo did this in the 1,600s, too. But he rained many portraits with a special twist!

            Look at this painting. From far away, the man just looks like a gardener. However, once you are closer, you can see many vegetables. The gardener’s cheeks are onions! What else can you see?

            How about this painting? From far way, it looks like a normal man. But if you look closely, what do you see? His head is made of grapes, melons, tomatoes, pineapples, and more! The small objects in this painting all work together. They create a larger picture of his face!

            Giuseppe Arcimnoldo used his imagination to create unusual paintings. His paintings are like puzzles of fruit and vegetables. This helped him to become one of the most famous painters of his time.

1. Is this passage mainly about Giuseppe Arcimnoldo’s love of fruit and vegetables?

____________________________________________________________

2. What did Arcimnoldo use to paint portraits of people?

_______________________________________________________

3. In the painting, are the gardener’s cheeks melons or onions?

_____________________________________________________

4. What did Arcimnoldo use to create unusual paintings?

_________________________________________________________

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