Title: Standard für Zeynep
Course: At school

Standardkategorie für Fragen, die im Kontext 'Zeynep' freigegeben sind.

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Q: Write down the missing word:

The bell rings and Noah is ___.
A: happy

Q: Write down the missing word.

At eight o'clock Noah is very ___.
A: tired

Q: What can you see in the picture? Write the word.

[Image: clock]
A: clock

Q: What can you see in the picture? Write the word.

[Image: chair]
A: chair

Q: Listen and write the word:
A: hole-punch

Q: Write the missing word:

Maths is very difficult and ___ for Noah.
A: boring

Q: Which sentence is not correct?
- Nina likes hip hop.
- Nina does not like football.
- Nina likes Noah's favourite boygroup.
- Nina is coming to Noah's birthday party.
A: Nina does not like football.

Q: True or false?

Noah likes Nina.
- Wahr
- Falsch
A: Wahr

Q: Which sentence is correct?
- Noah's face is turning red.
- Noah knows the answer.
- When the bell rings, Noah is sad.
- Mr. Johnson is sitting at the desk.
A: Noah's face is turning red.

Q: Which sentence is correct?
- Noah is interested in maths.
- Noah loves English.
- Noah thinks maths is very easy.
- Noah is listening to the teacher.
A: Noah loves English.

Q: True or false?

Noah knows the answer to the teacher's question.
- Wahr
- Falsch
A: Falsch

Q: Listen and write the word:
A: calculator

Q: Listen and write the word:
A: highlighter

Q: The grades in Great Britain
- Are letters, from A to F. A is very good and F is very bad.
- Are numbers, from 1 to 6, just like in Germany.
- Are points, from 0 to 10. 10 points is very good and 0 points is very bad.
- There are no grades in Great Britain!
A: Are letters, from A to F. A is very good and F is very bad.

Q: Private schools in Great Britain
- You have to pay money to go to a private school.
- There is always school on Saturdays, too.
- The lessons in a private school are not so hard.
- There are no private schools in Great Britain.
A: You have to pay money to go to a private school.

Q: Schools in Great Britain
- Most schools are for girls and boys.
- A school is just for boys or just for girls.
- Girls and boys learn different things at school.
- School in Great Britain is the same as in Germany.
A: Most schools are for girls and boys.

Q: The school year in Great Britain.
- A school year in Great Britain has got three terms.
- A school year in Great Britain has got two terms, just like in Germany.
- A school year in Great Britain has got one term, from September to July.
- A school year in Germany has got four terms and three holidays.
A: A school year in Great Britain has got three terms.

Q: The classrooms in Great Britain
- Teachers have their own classrooms, and the students come to them.
- There are classrooms in Great Britain, only course rooms.
- Sometimes, the students come to the teachers and sometimes, the teachers come to the students.
- Each class has got its own classroom.
A: Teachers have their own classrooms, and the students come to them.

Match the descriptions with the items.

Q: Lina and Sabrina meet for the first time ...
- Hello, I am Lina. What is your name? | Sabrina. Nice to meet you, Lina.
- Where are you from Sabrina? | I am from Germany - Sabrina is a common name in Germany. But I live in London now.
- What about you, Lina, where are you from? | I am from London. I was born here. Both my name and my hometown begin with an "L", I think that's funny.
- That's great! Maybe you can show me some cool places here in town? | Sure! But not on Fridays. I have got to babysit my younger brother on Fridays.
- Oh, no problem. How many brothers and sisters have you got, Lina? | Only one brother. What about you? Have you got any brothers or sisters?
- No. I am an only child. I think we have got to go back to the classroom now. | Yes, the break is almost over.
- It was nice meeting you! | Likewise.

Yes, I have a parrot. His name is Charlie.

Yes, I like playing basketball.

My favourite candy is chocolate.

I am from Iran.

My brother is nine years old.

How old are you?

My name is Ihsan.

Have you got any brothers and sisters?

Match the names with the items.
Also offered: clock; scissors

Match the items with the descriptions.
Also offered: When you look at that item, you can see when a class is going to end.; thisThis small machine helps you do calculations.; You need this item to cut paper.