Exercises of Pupil’s Book

2   Listen, Choose and say

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1. It has four equal sides. Which shape is it?

It’s a square. (a)  

2. It has six equal sides. Which shape is it?

It’s a hexagon. (e) .

3. It has three sides. Which shape is it?

It’s a triangle. (b)

4. It has no sides. Which shape is it?

It’s a circle. (d)

5. It has two equal long sides and two equal short sides. Which shape is it?

It’s a rectangle. (c)

3   Look and say

Answers:

1. It was four squares, two rectangles and two triangles, but now it is a house.
2. It was six squares, but now it is a box.
3. It was two squares, a rectangle and two triangles, but now it is a tent.

4   Read, match and answer

1. This plant was near a river, on the side of a hill. You can see that the leaves are tall triangles. Picture (d)
2. A lot of small squares make this mosaic. The picture is of a beautiful horse and it is very old. Picture (a)
3. People use trees for wood. There are circles in this tree. They show us how old the tree is. Picture (b)
4. You can see these in the countryside. There is something sweet and delicious in the hexagons. It is honey! Picture (C)

1. Was the plant near the sea?

No, it wasn’t. It was near a river

2. What do the small squares make?

They make a mosaic.

3. What do the circles in a tree show?

They show us how old the tree is.

4. Why do people use trees?

They use trees for wood.

5. Are the leaves on the plant long rectangles?

No, the leaves are tall triangle.

6. Which shape has something sweet in it that you can eat?

The hexagon.

7. What shapes can you see in your classroom?

Pupil’s own answers.

6   Talk about you

Answers:

1. I was in Grade four, but now I am in Grade five.
2. My teacher was (Miss Alia), but now my teacher Is (Miss Zeinab).
3. 1 was ten/eleven, but now I am eleven/twelve.