Level 4 Entry Test SAMPLE. Lis en and number. Then wri e. (10 points) Lis en and check ( ). (1 point) Lis en and circle he words.
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1 Level 4 Entry Test Name / 150 Score A 5 Lis en and numer Then wri e (10 points) a c I m It s over the She s d e They re near the I m B 6 Lis en and check ( ) (1 point) C 7 Lis en and circle he words (4 points) 1 whale wall 2 ridge prince jungle large 4 circle D 1 8 ickle Lis en and wri e he words (4 points) e f 196 Our Discovery Island, Level 4 En ry Tes Z0_ODIA_TB_04GLB_185_PT_06indd e 4 d n 14/02/2012 5:16 PM
2 Name E 9 Lis en and circle Then wri e (26 points) 1 a i ii 6 I do at 2 a i ii 6 He math a i + ii Wha do eat? 4 They a i + ii Where do live? They in 5 a i + ii Where the? It s the the Our Discovery Island, Level 4 En ry Tes 197
3 Name F 10 Lis en and circle Then wri e (17 points) 1 a What I 2 a you like? riding a He wants to a 4 a? today? What s the 5 a It s she want to e 198 Our Discovery Island, Level 4 En ry Tes Z0_ODIA_TB_04GLB_185_PT_06indd 198? 14/02/2012 5:16 PM
4 Name G 11 Lis en and wri e or Then wri e (18 points) 1 a 2 a We like We don t like He likes He doesn t like a I want to I don t want H 12 Lis en and wri e he ques ions Then look and answer (8 points) 1 What are you aout? I m aout 2 What are you of? I m of Our Discovery Island, Level 4 En ry Tes 199
5 Name I Unscramle and wri e Then answer (12 points) 1 Do a? (a / you / / have) No, I 2 ( / you / are) Why? I m ecause tired (like / weather / the / today) What s? There s 200 Our Discovery Island, Level 4 En ry Tes
6 Placement Test B Name Score / 150 A Ask s uden s (50 points) Questions Points Suggested answers 1 What s the weather like today? [Picture Card 4 (Level 4)] 2 It s wet/rainy 2 What do you like doing? 2 I like watching TV/cooking/ playing the guitar chatting online [Students answers may vary] Do you want to e a singer? 2 Yes, I do / No, I don t 4 What are you good at? 4 I m good at playing video games/ playing chess/acting/singing karaoke [Students answers may vary] 5 What does she look like? [Picture Card 10 (Level 5)] 4 She s eautiful/good-looking She has short, light hair and lue eyes 6 What s he like? [Picture Card 18 (Level 5)] 7 Are there any eaches in Australia? 8 Did you have computer science on Tuesday? 4 He s shy 4 Yes, there are 4 Yes, I did / No, I didn t 9 Have you ever een to a concert? 6 Yes, I have / No, I haven t 10 Are the giraffes taller than the trees? 11 What will you do at the amusement park? [Picture Card 7 (Level 6)] 6 Yes, they are / No, they aren t 6 I ll ride the Ferris wheel 12 What did you do yesterday? Our Discovery Island, Placemen Tes B I went to the park/met my friends [Students answers may vary]
7 Name B 2 Lis en and wri e or (12 points) C Lis en and circle (12 points) 1 a 2 a a 4 a 5 a 6 a D 4 Lis en and circle (10 points) 1 snow low paddle jungle 2 fly sky 4 center circle 5 ridge adge Our Discovery Island, Placemen Tes B 19
8 E Look and circle (10 points) Name 1 skiing / skateoarding 2 cave / volcano oring / interesting 4 whale / seal 5 dumplings / spaghetti F Read and wri e (T = True, F = False) (12 points) 1 There s a dog on the each (1 point) 2 There aren t any people in the tree (1 point) There re three irds under the umrella (1 point) 4 There s a monkey in the sea (1 point) 5 A girl is uilding a sandcastle on the each (2 points) 6 The ank is opposite the train station (2 points) 7 The supermarket is in front of the swimming pool (2 points) 8 There is a clothes shop next to the movie theater (2 points) What G Look and ma ch (8 points) 1 astronaut 2 firefighter police officer 4 uilder a c d 194 Our Discovery Island, Placemen Tes B
9 Name H Look and wri e (12 points) I Look and ma ch Then circle and wri e (12 points) a c d 1 She ( want to / has to ) go to 2 He ( want to / has to ) go to She ( have to / has to ) go to 4 She ( wants to / want to ) go to J Look and wri e (12 points) 1 sh t 2 y n ch 4 padd 5 dr 6 isper Our Discovery Island, Placemen Tes B 195
10 Unit 1 Test Name A 1 Lis en and check ( ) Then wri e (20 points) 1 a c Score / 50 he like? Yes, 2 a c What like? I a c they like? No, 4 a c What like? She Our Discovery Island, Level 4, Unit 1 Tes 201
11 Name B 14 Lis en and circle he words (4 points) 1 loud cloud 2 shout snow snow loud 4 cloud shou C 15 Lis en and wri e he words (4 points) D 16 Lis en and wri e or Then wri e (12 points) 1 a We like We no 2 a 202 He He Our Discovery Island, Level 4, Unit 1 Tes Z04_ODIA_TE_04GLB_185_UTES_06indd /02/2012 5:17 PM
12 Name E Look and wri e (10 points) Our Discovery Island, Level 4, Unit 1 Tes 20
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