Title: Default for Third Period Exam.
Course: 2025 Basic English II 12:40

Q: Where can you buy a new shirt?
- At a department store.
- At a convenience store.
- At a gas station.
A: At a department store.

Q: Where can you buy a magazine?
- At a furniture store.
- At a post office.
- At a convenience store.
A: At a convenience store.

Q: What food is there in this picture?
- Bananas | Bananas
- Zone 2 | Apples
- Zone 3 | Fish
- Zone 4 | Spaghetti
- Cookies | Cookies
- Milk | Milk

Q: What food is in this Picture? [Image: Basket of food.]
- apples
- potatoes
- bread
A: apples

Q: In this Picture [Image: Basket of food.], which is a fruit?
- fish
- bananas
- pasta
A: bananas

Q: What food is in this Picture? [Image: Basket of food.]
- meat
- apples
- bananas
A: bananas

Q: In this Picture, what can you drink? [Image: Basket of food]
- cookies
- bananas
- milk
A: milk

Q: Janine likes books. She goes to the [...]. She can read there.

Ms. Benson was at [...] on Saturday. She loves her job.

Jesse goes to the [...] every morning. He likes to work out.

I need new sneakers. Can we go to the [...] this weekend?
A: library; work; gym; mall

Q: I have to [...]. It’s a mess!

I need a vacation. I’m going to [...].

I don’t want to go out tonight. Let’s [...].
Also offered: take a trip; visit my family; do my homework; see a movie; stay home; do my homework; visit family; go to a party; take a trip
A: clean my room; take a trip; stay home

Q: Go[...]   on West Street.
Is there a bank [...] of First and Main?
There's a department store [...] the subway station.
[...]  left on Green Street.
The convenience store is [...]    Park and Elm.
[...] West Street.
A: straight; on the corner; across from; turn; between; cross

Q: [Image: Third Period Reading]

The children can have [...] and lettuce in their sandwiches.

For lunch, there are [...] for the children's dessert.

For dinner, there's a [...] in the refrigerator.

The father can cook the fish for twenty-five minutes.[...]True-False

To drink, there’s juice. There’s also some milk.[...]True-False

There's some cake for dessert.[...]True-False
Also offered: juice; rice; bananas; cookies; bread; pasta; True; False; True
A: chicken; apples; salad; False; True; False

Q: [Image: Reading 2]Answer the question with information from the text.
- Where was Gloria? | At School.
- Was Mara at the doctor's office? | No, she wasn't.
- Where was Mara in the morning? | At the mall.
- Were Mara and her sister at a cafe? | Yes, they were.
- How was Mara's day? | It was a lot of fun.
- Were Mara and her sister sick? | No, they weren't.

Q: Where did Rob go last week?[...]

Did Rob have fun last week?[...]

When does Rob visit his family?[...]

Did Rob see his brother last week?[...]
Also offered: He went to work.; He went to the beach.; No, he didn't.; We don't know.; He visits them every weekend.; He visits them every month.; Yes, he did.; No, he didn't.
A: He went to New York.; Yes, he did.; He visits them every summer.; We don't know.

Q: Match the items with their names.
- During the weekend. | Phrase
- Spain colonized California. | Simple sentence
- You can visit the zoo, and observe the lions. | Compound sentence
- Think before you speak. | Think before you speak.
- Molly, who loves cats, plans to get a kitten, but she needs to find a house. | Compound-Complex sentence

Q: 1. Michael goes jogging in the [...].

2. James buys vegetables at the [...].

3. Mark went to the famous [...] in Rome.

4. Did you see the Eiffel [...] in Paris? It's so tall!

5. I went to the Buckingham [...], but I couldn’t get in.

6. Henry is looking at paintings at the [...].

7. I want to visit the [...] of Liberty in New York City.

8. I like animals so I love the [...].
A: park; market; cathedral; tower; palace; museum; statue; zoo

Q: 1. lose your [...]

2. visit an art [...]

3. miss your [...]

4. climb a [...]

5. break your [...]

6. write[...]

7. show your [...]

8. sit on the [...]
A: luggage; gallery; plane; mountain; arm; postcards; passport; beach

Q: 1. I’m going to fly to Italy on a [...].

2. I am going to ride a [...]. It’s like a bicycle, but much faster!

3. He is going to fly in a [...] that only fits a few people inside.

4. I am not going to drive the [...] because it is too expensive and dangerous.

5. He is going to drive a [...] to deliver many packages to the office.

6. Anna drives a [...] because she has a big family.

7. I’m going to the [...] station.

8. He is going to go in a [...] because he’s going to a special event.
A: plane; motorcycle; helicopter; sports car; truck; SUV; train; limousine

Q: Use (there's, there are, there is not (isn’t), or there are not (aren't), Are there? Is there?)
- 1. ___ a movie theater near my house. It's really big. | There is
- 2. Sorry, but ___ a gym around here. | there isn't
- 3. ___ some good Italian restaurants downtown. Let's go. I'm hungry! | There are
- No, ___ a convenience store near my house. | there isn't
- 5. ___ any department stores near here. | There aren't
- 6. ___ 520 stores in the Mall of America. It's huge! | There are
- 7. ___ a shopping mall in your town? | Is there
- 8. ___ any drugstores in your neighborhood? | Are there
- 9. ___ any shoe stores on Market Street? | Are there
- 10. ___ a coffee shop near your school? | Is there
- 1. ___ an Internet cafe in your town? | Is there
- 12. ___ any bookstores downtown? | Are there

Q: Dear Gabby,

Hello from New York! I'm visiting the city at last! I'm very busy, but I'm also very happy!

As you know, New York City is an amazing city. There is so much to do. Yesterday, my friend Sara and I went to a museum and ate in Chinatown. We took a subway everywhere. It’s easy to get around by subway. Today we’re going to go on a tour by boat. It goes around Manhattan. We’re going to see the Statue of Liberty.

Our hotel is in a good location, so we can go to shopping places on foot. We’re going to buy souvenirs tomorrow. We’re also going to see a musical. The theater is near our hotel, but we’re going to take a taxi because it’s at night.

Love,

Alicia

1. Alicia is in New York. [...]

2. Alicia and Sara went to a musical yesterday. [...]

3. They took a subway to the museum. [...]

4. Today they are going on a boat. [...]

5. Tomorrow they are going to visit an art gallery. [...]

6. They are going to go shopping on foot. [...]
Also offered: FALSE; TRUE; FALSE; FALSE; TRUE; FALSE
A: TRUE; FALSE; TRUE; TRUE; FALSE; TRUE

Q: 1. Where was Julia last week? [...]

2. What did Julia do every day? [...]

3. What did Julia do at night?  [...]

4. Did Julia meet anyone interesting? [...]

5. Who broke an arm? [...]

6. Did Julia have a good time? [...]
Also offered: in Korea; in Australia; in the US; She visited museums.; She climbed mountains.; She took tours.; She sat on the beach.; She visited art g.alleries; She went to shows.; Yes, she met some students.; Yes, she met a famous singer.; No, she didn't.; Julia.; The doctor.; The doctor’s wife.; No, but her friend did.; Yes, but she lost her luggage.; No, not really
A: in Ko Samui; She sat on the beach.; She ate great food.; Yes, she met some people from Australia.; Julia’s friend.; Yes, she had a great time.

Write a paragraph about what you did last weekend. Answer the following questions.

Where did you go? What did you do? Who did you go with?