5 grade Final Test II semestre Reading and Use of English

Read the text and answer the questions:

1) What did Emma wear on her head to stay warm?

It was a chilly Saturday morning, and Emma put on her woolly hat, vest, and a long-sleeved skirt made of soft cotton. She grabbed her windbreaker and slipped on her boots, ready for a walk to the winter market with her brother Max.

Max wore pants and a warm jacket. Since it looked like rain, he also took an umbrella and wore his wellies, just in case the ground got muddy.

At the market, they saw a beautiful red coat that Emma loved. The price was high, but luckily, it was on sale with a 20% discount. Emma checked the pocket money in her wallet and remembered she had some saved in her piggy bank at home too.

“Do you want to pay with cash or card?” the shopkeeper asked. Emma smiled and handed her card to the cashier.

“I’ve saved up just enough,” she said happily, hugging her new warm coat.

Read the text and answer the questions:

2) What kind of shoes did Max wear to keep his feet dry?

It was a chilly Saturday morning, and Emma put on her woolly hat, vest, and a long-sleeved skirt made of soft cotton. She grabbed her windbreaker and slipped on her boots, ready for a walk to the winter market with her brother Max.

Max wore pants and a warm jacket. Since it looked like rain, he also took an umbrella and wore his wellies, just in case the ground got muddy.

At the market, they saw a beautiful red coat that Emma loved. The price was high, but luckily, it was on sale with a 20% discount. Emma checked the pocket money in her wallet and remembered she had some saved in her piggy bank at home too.

“Do you want to pay with cash or card?” the shopkeeper asked. Emma smiled and handed her card to the cashier.

“I’ve saved up just enough,” she said happily, hugging her new warm coat.

Read the text and answer the questions:

3) Where did Emma keep some of her savings at home?

It was a chilly Saturday morning, and Emma put on her woolly hat, vest, and a long-sleeved skirt made of soft cotton. She grabbed her windbreaker and slipped on her boots, ready for a walk to the winter market with her brother Max.

Max wore pants and a warm jacket. Since it looked like rain, he also took an umbrella and wore his wellies, just in case the ground got muddy.

At the market, they saw a beautiful red coat that Emma loved. The price was high, but luckily, it was on sale with a 20% discount. Emma checked the pocket money in her wallet and remembered she had some saved in her piggy bank at home too.

“Do you want to pay with cash or card?” the shopkeeper asked. Emma smiled and handed her card to the cashier.

“I’ve saved up just enough,” she said happily, hugging her new warm coat.