Everyday Situations

Max: “I’m going to the pet shop after school.”
Leo: “Are you buying anything?”
Max: “Yes, I need some fish food for my aquarium.”

Question: What does Max plan to buy?
1. A new fish
2. Food for his fish
3. A fish bowl
4. A cat toy
Mom: “It’s too hot in here, can you turn on the fan?”
Sara: “Sure, I’ll do it right now.”

Question: Which sentence is correct about Sara?
1. She refuses to turn on the fan.
2. She leaves the room to find a fan.
3. She agrees to turn on the fan immediately.
4. She wants to open the window instead.
Teacher: “Please, hand in your homework before the bell rings.”
Mark: “I finished it last night. Here it is.”

Question: What does Mark mean?
1. He hasn’t done his homework.
2. He wants more time to do his homework.
3. He forgot to bring his homework.
4. He is ready to give his completed homework to the teacher.
Emily: “Oh no, my pencil just broke!”
John: “Here, use mine. I have an extra.”

Question: What does John mean?
1. He cannot help Emily.
2. He is offering Emily a spare pencil.
3. He wants Emily to fix his pencil.
4. He thinks Emily doesn’t need a pencil.
Dad: “We’re leaving for Grandma’s house in 10 minutes.”
Tim: “Okay, I’ll grab my coat and be ready!”

Question: Which sentence best describes Tim’s response?
1. Tim doesn’t want to go to Grandma’s house.
2. Tim wants to stay home and sleep.
3. Tim is preparing to leave soon.
4. Tim forgot where his coat is.
Nina: “I’m making sandwiches for lunch. Do you want one?”
Tina: “Yes, please. I love sandwiches!”

Question: What is Tina saying?
1. She doesn’t like sandwiches.
2. She has already eaten her lunch.
3. She wants to eat a sandwich.
4. She prefers soup instead.
Friend 1: “Look, it’s starting to rain!”
Friend 2: “Oh no, I forgot my umbrella at home.”

Question: Which sentence best describes Friend 2’s problem?
1. He left his umbrella at a shop.
2. He doesn’t mind the rain.
3. He is happy it’s raining.
4. He doesn’t have his umbrella with him.
Mom: “We need some vegetables for dinner. Let’s go to the market.” Jay: “Okay, I can help you carry the bags.”

Question: What does Jay want to do?
1. Jay wants to stay at home alone.
2. Jay is offering to help carry the shopping bags.
3. Jay refuses to go to the market.
4. Jay wants to buy only fruit.
Ben: “I’m so cold in this classroom.”
Jane: “Why don’t you put on your sweater?”

Question: What does Jane suggest?
1. Ben should take off his sweater.
2. Ben should wear his sweater to feel warmer.
3. Ben should leave the classroom.
4. Ben should open the windows.
Waiter: “Here is your bill, sir.”
Customer: “Thank you. I’ll pay by credit card.”

Question: Which sentence is correct about the customer?
1. He does not want to pay.
2. He wants to pay with a card instead of cash.
3. He thinks the bill is free.
4. He left his wallet at home.

Everyday Situations - Part 4

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