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Subject Link 3: Mid-Term Test: (1-5) Write The Correct Word For Each Sentence

This document contains a 25 question mid-term test on the subject of biology and science. The test covers topics like animal behaviors, the human body, and physical properties. Questions are multiple choice or require completing sentences. The test reviews lessons 1 through 8 and covers topics such as why animals have two eyes, penguin parenting behaviors, and properties of ice and glaciers.

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Subject Link 3: Mid-Term Test: (1-5) Write The Correct Word For Each Sentence

This document contains a 25 question mid-term test on the subject of biology and science. The test covers topics like animal behaviors, the human body, and physical properties. Questions are multiple choice or require completing sentences. The test reviews lessons 1 through 8 and covers topics such as why animals have two eyes, penguin parenting behaviors, and properties of ice and glaciers.

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Subject Link 3: Mid-term Test (lesson 1 – lesson 8)

NAME:
DATE:

[1-5] Write the correct word for each sentence.

combine lay sight spilled motions

1. The hens ____________ eggs in the nest during the daytime.

2. The teacher made hand ____________ to get the children’s attention.

3. Next, you should ____________ the three ingredients in a large bowl.

4. He had an accident and lost his ____________ in his left eye.

5. Mike ____________ milk on the floor, so he had to clean it up.

[6-8] Choose the correct meaning of each underlined word.

6. Most people can sense when a person is angry.


a. to keep safe from harm
b. to be aware of something
c. to become bigger

7. The cars were zipping past the bus on the highway.


a. to move very quickly
b. to become hard
c. to flow out of a container

8. She usually wears glasses because she has poor vision.


a. the ruler of a country
b. the act of moving
c. the ability to see

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[9-11] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

Having two eyes helps you judge distances, too. Let’s try an experiment. First get two
pencils. Hold one pencil sideways in each hand. Then, close one eye and try to touch the
pencils’ erasers together. Can you do it? Try it again with both your eyes open. It is much
easier to do now!

We also have two eyes to protect our vision. Each eye works as a backup for the other
one. Sometimes an accident or a disease causes people to lose sight in one eye. But thanks to
the other eye, a person does not become totally blind. So having two eyes can help save
people’s vision, too.

9. What can you learn from the experiment?


a. It’s not easy to judge distances with only one eye.
b. It’s fun to touch two pencils’ erasers together.
c. Touching two pencils’ erasers together helps us see things better.

10. What can cause people to lose their sight?


a. a distance
b. a disease
c. a backup

11. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?


a. With two eyes, we can see more things.
b. With two eyes, we can protect our vision.
c. Having two eyes gives us better vision.

[12-14] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

Frank asked Eustis to train a dog to help him. She agreed. In 1928, Frank traveled to
Switzerland to meet his new dog. Frank named her Buddy. After a few weeks of training,
Frank took Buddy home. Buddy became the first Seeing Eye dog in North America.

Buddy changed Frank’s life. With Buddy’s help, Frank could safely walk across busy
streets and through crowded buildings. Frank and Buddy taught people that Seeing Eye dogs
can give blind people more freedom. Soon after, Eustis came to the United States. She and
Frank started a school to train dogs called The Seeing Eye. The school has now trained over
15,500 dogs. Frank and Buddy’s hard work has helped many blind people.

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12. What is the lesson from the story?
a. Dogs can help blind people.
b. Dogs are good friends for lonely people.
c. Seeing Eye dogs can only be trained in Switzerland.

13. Who is the pronoun her in first paragraph referring to?


a. Eustis
b. the new dog
c. Frank’s mother

14. Which is a correct detail from the passage?


a. Eustis and Frank lived in Switzerland.
b. With Buddy’s help, Eustis could have more freedom.
c. Buddy helped Frank go many places.

[15-17] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

Emperor penguins are the biggest penguins in the world. They live in Antarctica.
Antarctica is very cold in winter. The temperature there once dropped to minus 89 degrees
Celsius! Emperor penguins have their babies during the frosty winter months. To have a baby
penguin, the father penguin must work really hard.

First, the mother penguin lays one egg. Then she leaves her family to find food in the sea.

For the next two months, the father penguin takes care of the egg alone. He puts the egg
on his feet to keep it off the ice. His stomach covers the egg to keep it warm. If the egg falls on
the ice, it will soon freeze. So he must stand with the egg all day long. During this time, he
does not eat any food at all.

15. Why does the mother penguin leave after laying an egg?
a. She needs to stand all day long.
b. She needs to find food in the sea.
c. She needs to take care of her other eggs.

16. Which of the father penguin’s body parts covers the egg?
a. his feet b. his stomach c. his wings

17. What can be the title of the third paragraph?


a. The Mother Penguin and Her Egg
b. Why Emperor Penguins Have Babies During Winter
c. The Father Penguin’s Hard Work

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[18-20] Read the following passage and choose the best answers.

Bobsled teams have either two or four people. All teams have a driver and a
brakeman. The driver controls the bobsled. The brakeman stops it after the race. Four-person
teams have a driver, a brakeman, and two pushers. They help push the bobsled when the race
begins.

Bobsleds are made of strong, light metals. Two-person bobsleds are 2.7 meters long.
The ones for four people are 3.8 meters long.

Bobsled tracks are covered with thick artificial ice. They are around 1,500 meters
long. The tracks have at least 15 curves. Going around the curves quickly can be dangerous. So
racers need to be very careful.

At the Olympics, two-person teams go down the track twice. Four-person teams do it
four times. The team that has the fastest time wins the gold medal! The best teams can finish
the race in under a minute!

18. Who does NOT belong on a two-person team?


a. a pusher
b. a brakeman
c. a driver

19. What is NOT true about bobsleds?


a. The bobsled for a two-person team is 2.7 meters long.
b. They are made of strong and light metals.
c. Bobsleds for two and four people are the same length.

20. What can be the best title for the fourth paragraph?
a. The Length of Bobsled Tracks
b. Rules for Bobsledding at the Olympics
c. The Medals at the Olympics

[21-25] Unscramble the words and complete the sentences.

21. (advantages of / some / hare are / having two eyes).


___________________________________________________

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22. (see / in slow motion / can / they / most movements).
___________________________________________________

23. (very cold / water / turns into ice / when it becomes).


___________________________________________________

24. (area / glacier is / a / of ice / a massive).


___________________________________________________

25. (she / and feeds it / care of / takes / the baby).


___________________________________________________

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<Answer Key>

1. lay
2. motions
3. combine
4. sight
5. spilled
6. b
7. a
8. c
9. a
10. b
11. b
12. a
13. b
14. c
15. b
16. b
17. c
18. a
19. c
20. b
21. Here are some advantages of having two eyes.
22. They can see most movements in slow motion.
23. Water turns into ice when it becomes very cold.
24. A glacier is a massive area of ice.
25. She takes care of the baby and feeds it.

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