Harbour English Institute- 6th grade

Name: Date:

Final exam
1) Write. Use the words from the box. Circle 'want' or 'wants'.
writer doctor singer vet teacher

a. I love stories and write. I want/wants to be a writer.

b. I love music and songs. I want/wants to be a .
c. Mark loves animals. He want/wants to be a .
d. Bella loves helping people. She want/wants to be a .
e. Ellis loves children. She want/wants to be .

2) Match the routines.

a. Go to school 1
b. Watch tv
c. Hang out with friends
d. Have dinner
e. Do my homework
f. Have a shower
g. Have breakfast
h. Go to bed
i. Wake up
j. Brush my teeth

4) Write the time.

3) Write with the correct form of the verb.

0. She gets up at seven o'clock. (get up)

1. I with my friends.
(play videogames)
It's
2. She every day. (watch tv)
3. They every morning.
(have a shower)
4. He with his family.
(have dinner)

5) Complete with like/likes 6) Answer the questions.

don't/doesn't like . Circle the correct ✓
1.Do you like oranges? ( )
food.
a. I strawberries. 2.Does she like tomatoes? ( ) ✓
b. She oranges.
c. He biscuits. 3.Does he like yoghurt? (x)
d. I chicken.
4.Do you like carrots? (x)
7) Write the name of the animal. Circle 8) Choose the correct option.
can/can't 1.Can a lion run? 2.Can monkeys climb
Yes, . trees?
Yes, .

3.Can a zebra swim? 4.Can zebras fly?

No, . No, .

It can/can't swim. It can/can't fly.

9) Complete the sentences with the words in

the box. There is one extra word.

It can/can't jump. It can/can't

climb trees.

10) Complete the text with the words in the

box.
 11) Complete the sentences. Write the
12) Complete the sentences with my,
correct positive or negative form of the verb
your, his, her.
to be.

14) Look at the picture in exercise 13

13) Look at the picture. Complete the
and write the words.
words.

15) Write this, that, these, those.

16) Answer the questions.

17) Look at the pictures and write the 18) Look at the picture in exercise 17 and
words. complete with the prepositions of place.

under in front on next

19) Complete the sentences using there

is/ there are in the positive ( ✓
),
negative (✖), or question (?) form.

20) Order the sentences.

21) Complete with there/isn't/a/any