Everyday Situations

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Sophie: “Do you want some orange juice?”
Adam: “Yes, please. Just a little.”

Question: What does Adam mean?
1. He already has enough juice.
2. He needs many oranges right now.
3. He wants a small amount of juice.
4. He wants no juice at all.
Sam: “I need to write a birthday card for my friend.”
Dad: “Here’s a pen. You can use it.”

Question: What does Dad mean?
1. Sam should look for a pencil instead.
2. Sam can borrow Dad’s pen right now.
3. Sam should buy a new card.
4. Sam can write the card tomorrow.
Brother: “I’m playing a game on the computer. Do you want to join?” Sister: “Sure, let me finish my snack first.”

Question: What does Sister mean?
1. She wants to join after she’s done eating.
2. She wants to leave the house.
3. She doesn’t like games.
4. She already finished her homework.
Friend 1: “We’re out of pencils in our pencil case.”
Friend 2: “Let’s go buy some more at the shop.”

Question: What does Friend 2 want to do?
1. He wants to use broken pencils.
2. He wants to draw with crayons only.
3. He wants to purchase new pencils.
4. He wants to go home.
Teacher: “Everyone, please open your books to page 10.”
Lisa: “Yes, Teacher. I’m ready.”

Question: What is Lisa doing?
1. She’s following the teacher’s instruction.
2. She’s refusing to listen.
3. She’s opening to the wrong page.
4. She’s closing her book.
Tom: “I’m so tired today.”
Mom: “Why don’t you take a short nap?”

Question: What is Mom suggesting?
1. That Tom has homework to do.
2. That Tom should rest for a while.
3. That Tom should go to the store.
4. That Tom should do more exercise.
Anna: “I can’t find my eraser.”
Ben: “There’s one on my desk. You can use it.”

Question: What does Ben mean?
1. Anna can borrow the eraser on his desk.
2. He does not have an eraser.
3. He wants Anna to buy a new eraser.
4. Anna cannot use his things.
Friend 1: “This bag is heavy. Could you hold it for a minute?”
Friend 2: “Of course, give it to me.”

Question: What does Friend 2 mean?
1. He wants to carry the bag forever.
2. He doesn’t have time to help.
3. He refuses to help.
4. He agrees to hold the bag.
Amy: “I’m thirsty, Mom.”
Mom: “There’s some cold water in the fridge.”

Question: What does Mom suggest?
1. That Amy is hungry.
2. That Amy forgot her snack.
3. That Amy should get cold water to drink.
4. That Amy should go outside.
Mom: “We’re going to the park. Put on your shoes, please.”
Child: “Okay! I’ll be ready soon.”

Question: What is the child going to do?
1. Put on sandals tomorrow.
2. Tell Mom he wants to stay home.
3. Take off the shoes immediately.
4. Get ready to go to the park by wearing shoes.

Everyday Situations - Part 1

This practice test is based on past O-NET exams for Primary 6 students.