1) When is Mike’s birthday party?

a) On Saturday.

 b) On Sunday.

 c) On Friday.

2) Where does Mike usually celebrate his birthday?

a) At home.

b) On a picnic.

c) In a café.

3) How many children are going on the picnic?

a) 4.

 b) 6.

 c) 8.

4) Why are they going to the picnic?

a) To celebrate birthdays. 

b) To play badminton.

 c) To make a birthday cake.

5) What do the girls like doing?

a) Playing badminton.

b) Cooking.

 c) Fishing.

6) Where are they going after the picnic?

a) To Mike’s house.

 b) To a river.

 c) To a café.

1) Dance,

sing,

play,

 house.

2) Easter,

Santa,

Bunny,

spring.

3) Stars,

lights,

candles,

 eggs.

4) Tuesday, Wednesday, December, Thursday.

5) Invitations, lessons,

games,

presents.

6) Usually,

 buy,

 send,

clean.

1) Whose birthday party is it on Sunday?

a) Mike’s.

 b) Jim’s.

c) Julia’s.

2) What’s the weather like?

a) Warm and sunny.

 b) Warm and rainy.

c) Hot and windy.

3) What games can the children play?

a) Basketball.

 b) Badminton.

 c) Chess.

4) Are the children going to a café to have a birthday party?

a) Yes, they are. b) No, they are not.

c) I don’t know.

5) What does Peter like doing?

a) Fishing.

 b) Cooking.

 c) Playing chess.

6) What are the children going to have for dinner?

a) A cake.

b) Fish soup.

 c) Fried fish.

1) Eggs,

paskas,

 candles,

basket.

2) Spring,

 frost,

Christmas, December.

3) Friday, January, Saturday, Thursday.

4) Flowers,

cakes,

postcards, timetable.

5) Phone,

write,

always,

decorate.

6) Nice,

 dress, interesting,

new.

— What’s your mother’s job?

— She works at school.

— Is she a teacher?

— Where is your brother?

— He’s in the kitchen.

— Is he eating?

— What do you usually have for breakfast? Tea and sandwiches?

— What’s your father’s job?

— He works on the farm.

— Is he a farmer?

— No, he is a driver.

— What’s your brother doing?

— He’s helping mum.

— Is he making a salad?

— No, he’s making a cake.

— Which doll is yours? Is it wearing a short dress, shoes and socks?