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Primary Longman Express 4A

PLE-4A-AT-R4
Assessment Bank

Billy is reading an article in a children’s magazine. Read the article carefully, choose the best answers for
Questions 1−5 and complete Question 6.

The Chan Twins

Sally and Suzie Chan are twins. They are both nine years old.
Their birthdays are on the same day. They look the same but
they are different in many ways. They could do different things
when they were young and they like doing different things now.
5 Sally and Suzie can do many things by themselves.
Sometimes Sally is better than Suzie and sometimes Suzie is
better than Sally.
When they were four, Suzie could comb her hair by herself
but Sally couldn’t. Suzie helped her. The girls could get dressed
by themselves when they were five. However, Suzie couldn’t do
10 up her buttons or tie her shoelaces then. She could only do
these when she was six. Sally could do up her buttons and tie
her shoelaces when she was five. The girls could both carry their
school bags by themselves when they were four.
In their spare time, Sally often plays basketball with her
15 friends Tom and May. She is good at running too. Suzie often
practises the flute at home. She also likes chatting with her
friend Linda. At school, the girls sometimes play hopscotch and
hide-and-seek at recess.
Sally loves Suzie and Suzie loves Sally too. They are growing
up together happily.

Primary Longman Express 4A 1/3 © Pearson Education Asia Limited


PLE-4A-AT-R4

1 Read line 10: She could only do these when she was six.
What does ‘these’ refer to?
A. her buttons
B. her shoelaces
C. doing up buttons and tying shoelaces
D. getting dressed, doing up buttons and tying shoelaces

2 What could Sally do when she was four?


A. carry her school bag
B. comb her hair
C. do up her buttons
D. get dressed

3 Sally _____ .
A. is good at sport
B. helped Suzie comb her hair when she was four
C. seldom practises the flute at home
D. is older than Suzie

4 Who is Suzie’s friend?


A. Tom
B. Linda
C. May
D. Tom, Linda and May

5 Which is NOT true about Sally and Suzie?


A. They are sisters.
B. They have different friends.
C. They have a musical instrument at home.
D. They go to different schools.

6 Billy is writing a letter to the children’s magazine about the article. Finish the letter and use only
ONE word for each blank.

Dear Editor,
I like your article about the Chan twins very much. I think it is interesting that
twins are the (i) in some ways and are different in other ways. It is good to
have a twin brother or sister to grow up (ii) with you.
Yours,
Billy

Primary Longman Express 4A 2/3 © Pearson Education Asia Limited


PLE-4A-AT-R4

Answer Key

1 C
2 A
3 A
4 B
5 D
6 (i) same
(ii) together
(Accept any reasonable answers.)

Primary Longman Express 4A 3/3 © Pearson Education Asia Limited

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