Test on Adverbs of Frequency and Wh- Questions

Question 1: The study materials demonstrate a comparison of adverb of frequency placement between English and a student's native language.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The 'COMPARING LANGUAGES' section asks 'What about in your language?' regarding adverb placement, but it does not demonstrate or provide a comparison itself; it only prompts the student to consider it.

Question 2: The classroom activity "2 Choose words from each box and write sentences" requires students to only use the adverb "usually" when creating sentences with adverbs of frequency.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The instructions for the activity "2 Choose words from each box and write sentences" state "Remember to use adverbs of frequency" without specifying any particular adverb, implying that any appropriate adverb of frequency can be used, not just "usually".

Question 3: According to the 'Sports and time expressions' section, what is the initial task students are instructed to complete regarding the photos and phrases?

A. Listen and repeat the words in blue

B. Match the photos to the phrases in the box

C. Write true sentences about free time activities

D. Ask and answer about the activities they do in their free time

Explanation: The 'Sports and time expressions' section explicitly states the instruction: 'Match the photos to the phrases in the box. Then listen, check and repeat.' The primary initial task is to match the photos to the provided phrases.

Question 4: Based on the provided text, identify the adverb of frequency in the sentence: "I usually play basketball at school."

A. play

B. usually

C. basketball

D. school

Explanation: According to section A of the study materials, 'I usually play basketball at school.' is given as an example sentence where 'usually' is an adverb of frequency. Section 3 also lists 'usually' as an adverb of frequency.

Question 5: When ordering words to form a Wh-question, the Wh-word is typically placed before 'do' or 'does'.

A. Ano

B. Ne

Explanation: The 'FORM' section C and diagrams in section D clearly show that the Wh-word (Where, When, What, How often) always precedes 'do' or 'does' in the given question structures. For example, 'Where do you live?' and 'What does she do at skateparks?' follow this pattern, as do the completed diagrams 'Wh- word / do / you / play' and 'Wh- word / does / she / play'.