Everyday Situations - Part 2
This practice test is based on past O-NET exams for Primary 6 students.
Mom: “It’s almost bedtime, Tony.”
Tony: “Okay, Mom. I just need five more minutes to finish my puzzle.”
Question: What does Tony mean?
- He wants to go to bed immediately.
- He wants a little extra time before sleeping.
- He finished his puzzle already.
- He doesn’t like puzzles at all.
Lisa: “Can I borrow your pencil sharpener?”
Eva: “Sure! It’s in my pencil case over there.”
Question: What does Eva mean?
- Lisa cannot use the sharpener.
- Eva does not have a pencil sharpener.
- Lisa may use Eva’s pencil sharpener.
- Lisa must buy a new sharpener.
Teacher: “Remember we have a spelling test tomorrow. Please study.”
Student: “Yes, Teacher. I’ll review the word list tonight.”
Question: What is the student planning to do?
- Ignore the spelling test.
- Study the words for tomorrow’s test.
- Play games all night.
- Come to school late tomorrow.
Brother: “I’m hungry. Do we have anything to eat?”
Sister: “There’s some leftover soup in the kitchen.”
Question: Which sentence is correct about Sister’s reply?
- She is telling Brother to cook more soup.
- She is warning him not to eat soup.
- She is saying there is soup available.
- She wants to throw the soup away.
Sam: “Excuse me, do you mind if I open the window?”
Jen: “Not at all. Go ahead.”
Question: What does Jen mean?
- Sam must keep the window closed.
- Jen wants Sam to leave the room.
- Jen is okay with opening the window.
- Sam cannot touch the window.
Mike: “Did you watch the football game last night?”
Joe: “No, I missed it, but I heard it was really exciting.”
Question: Which statement is true?
- Joe watched the football game and liked it.
- Joe did not watch the game, but people said it was good.
- Mike did not know about the football game.
- Joe thinks the game was boring.
Mom: “Have you cleaned your room yet?”
Daughter: “Not yet, Mom. I’ll do it after dinner.”
Question: What does the daughter mean?
- She already cleaned her room.
- She doesn’t want to clean her room at all.
- She plans to clean her room after eating.
- She forgot to have dinner.
Tom: “Let’s go for a walk in the park.”
Ray: “Good idea! The weather is perfect today.”
Question: What does Ray mean?
- He wants to stay inside.
- He agrees to walk in the park because the weather is nice.
- He thinks it is raining and too cold.
- He doesn’t like going to parks.
Anna: “I’m going to the store. Do you need anything?”
Paul: “Yes, please get me some apples.”
Question: Which sentence best describes the situation?
- Paul does not want Anna to buy anything.
- Anna and Paul are going to the store together.
- Anna will buy apples for Paul.
- Paul will only buy apples for Anna.
Waiter: “Are you ready to order, sir?”
Customer: “Yes, I’ll have the chicken soup, please.”
Question: What does the customer mean?
- He wants to cook soup at home.
- He wants the waiter to decide for him.
- He is not hungry.
- He chooses chicken soup from the menu.