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NAME:………………………………………………… INSTITUTO BRITANICO

MAY 2025 ELEM 2 (PE 1 unit 3)


WRITTEN TEST
1 Listen to Poppy and Marco talking about their pets. Correct the mistakes in bold.
Poppy’s fish
Example: Finn is ten years old.
Finn is two years old.
1 Poppy feeds Finn once a day.
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2 Finn is lively during the day.
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Marco’s snake.
3 Sylvia is two metres long.
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4 She eats small insects.
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5 She’s quite friendly.
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2 Read the article about bees and wasps. Answer the questions.
Bees and wasps both have black and yellow stripes, but they aren't as similar as you think. A
bee's body is round and hairy, and the body of a wasp is long, thin and smooth. Bees have
thick, black hairy legs, but wasps' legs are thin and yellow. Bees and wasps have different
bodies because they live in a different way. Bees go from flower to flower collecting pollen and
nectar. The pollen stays on the hairs on their bodies. Wasps don't collect pollen from plants;
they look for small insects to eat. Honey bees and common wasps, called yellow jackets, live
in colonies.
Bees make their colonies from wax, but wasps make theirs out of small pieces of wood. They
put the wood in their mouths to make it wet and then they use it to build the colony. Young
bees and wasps live inside the colony. Bees feed their young with pollen and nectar, and
wasps feed theirs with the insects they catch. Both insects are useful because bees make
honey and wasps kill small insects that eat plants. They use their sting to kill the insects, and
they sometimes sting people, too. A wasp can sting a person many times, but a bee can use
its sting only once, and then it dies.
1 What do wasps look like?
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2 Why do bees have hairs on their legs and bodies?
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3 What do bees and wasps usually use to make their colonies?
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4 What do young wasps eat?
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5 What happens to a bee after it stings you?
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3 Rewrite the sentences. Use the opposite adjectives.
Example: Centipedes are faster than millipedes.
Millipedes are slower than centipedes.
1 Bees are hairier than wasps.
Wasps ________________________________
2 Mice are smaller than rats.
Rats __________________________________
3 Buffalo are heavier than warthogs.
Warthogs ______________________________
4 Butterflies are prettier than mosquitoes.
Mosquitoes ____________________________
5 Giraffes are taller than ostriches.
Ostriches ______________________________
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4 Write sentences about the animals. Use the superlative form of the adjectives.

Example: (pretty) Giraffes are the prettiest.


1 (heavy) ______________________________
2 (small)
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3 (tall)
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4 (ugly)
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5 (slow)
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5 Complete the questions with the correct question words.


Example: What do spiders eat?
They eat other minibeasts.
1 ___________ do spiders live?
They live all over the world, but not in the Arctic or in Antarctica.
2 ___________ ___________ eyes have spiders got?
Most spiders have got eight.
3 ___________ do spiders sleep?
Some sleep during the day; others at night.
4 ___________ ___________ does a spider live?
Some spiders live for 25 years.
5 ___________ ___________ is the biggest spider?
It’s very big – 28 cm!
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6 Complete the sentences with the words below.
beak hooves neck scales stripes tusks

Example: Giraffes have got a long neck.


1 Elephants have got ___________ and a trunk.
2 Birds have got feathers and a ___________.
3 Horses have got ___________ and a mane.
4 Tigers have got ___________ and a long tail.
5 Fish have got ___________ and spots or stripes.
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7 Choose the correct answers to the questions.


Example: Which minibeasts have got eight legs?
a beetles b spiders c wasps
1 Which minibeasts usually live near water?
a butterflies b dragonflies c flies
2 Which minibeasts live under the ground?
a earthworms b mosquitoes c snails
3 Which minibeasts have got yellow and black stripes?
a ants b bees c flies
4 Which minibeasts can fly?
a centipedes b mosquitoes c scorpions
5 Which minibeasts can jump?
a butterflies b crickets c millipedes
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8 Write about ANY OF THE ANIMALS we saw in this unit. Describe it. Follow these
questions:
What is it?
What is he like? Describe
What does it eat?
Where does it live?

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