Meine Familie und Freunde: Englisch lernen für Klasse 3

Question 1

When you meet someone new, how do you tell them your name in English?

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My name is Peter.

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I am from Germany.

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I like to play soccer.

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I have a dog.

Question 2

When you want to ask someone their name, what do you say?

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What's your name?

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My name is ...

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How are you?

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Nice to meet you

Question 3

Who is not part of your family?

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Your teacher

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Your mom

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Your brother

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Your grandmother

Question 4

What is the English word for "family"?

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Family

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Buddies

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School

Question 5

Who is not part of your family?

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Your teacher

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Your mom

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Your brother or sister

Question 6

How do you introduce your friend John to your teacher?

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This is my friend John.

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My friend's name is John.

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John is my friend.

Question 7

How do you ask about someone's sister in English?

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Who's your sister?

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What's your brother's name?

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How old is your mother?

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Where's your father?

Question 8

Lara answered the question: "How many brothers and sisters do you have?"

Accepted Answer

How many brothers and sisters do you have?

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What is your favorite color?

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Where do you live?

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What is your name?

Question 9

Which question can you ask to learn about someone's family?

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How many brothers and sisters do you have?

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What's your favorite food?

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What's your favorite color?

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What's your favorite animal?

Question 10

How do you say 'This is my mom' in English?

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This is my mom.

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My mom's name is...

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She is my mom.

Question 11

How do we introduce our friends in English?

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Use their first name or a nickname

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Say their last name and title

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Say their age and occupation

Question 12

When someone introduces their family or friends to you, how can you show that you're interested and paying attention?

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Nod your head and ask questions

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Look away and pretend to be busy

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Interrupt them and talk about yourself

Question 13

When meeting someone in a formal setting, why is it important to be polite and respectful?

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To show respect and good manners

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To feel more comfortable

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To impress others

Question 14

When introducing someone in German, what is something that might be different from introducing someone in English?

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In German, you usually say the person's last name first.

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In English, it's okay to use a nickname when introducing someone.

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In German, you don't shake hands when meeting someone for the first time.

Question 15

You're at a party with your best friend. They don't know anyone there. How would you introduce them to someone you meet?

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This is my best friend, [friend's name].

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My friend's name is [friend's name].

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I'm here with my best friend.

Question 16

When you have a disagreement with a friend, what's the best way to talk to them to solve it without arguing?

Accepted Answer

Talk calmly and listen to their point of view

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Shout and get angry

Question 17

Which word is NOT used to describe a close friend in English?

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acquaintance

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best friend

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good friend

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close companion

Question 18

When you meet your friend's sister for the first time, what is the polite thing to say?

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Say 'Hello, nice to meet you!' and shake her hand.

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Ignore her and talk to your friend.

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Ask her personal questions, like how old she is.

Question 19

Which question can you ask someone to learn how many brothers and sisters they have?

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How many siblings do you have?

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Who is your best friend?

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What is your favorite subject in school?

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Do you have any pets?

Question 20

What are some ways you can show you care about a friend who is feeling sad?

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Give them a hug.

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Make them laugh.

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Ignore them.

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Tell them to be happy.

Question 21

When meeting someone new, which question is not appropriate to ask?

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How much money do you make?

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What's your name?

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How are you?

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What's your favorite color?

Question 22

When making new friends, how can you use humor in a way that is respectful and appropriate?

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Use humor that is kind and respectful, and that fits the situation and your friend's personality.

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Tell jokes that you find funny, even if you're not sure if your friend will understand them.

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Use humor to make fun of your friend's culture or appearance.

Question 23

When meeting someone in Japan, how do they typically introduce themselves?

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Family name first

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First name first

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Profession first

Question 24

When meeting someone new, what's a good way to make a good first impression?

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Say 'hello,' make eye contact, and smile.

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Speak softly so they can't hear you.

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Avoid asking questions.

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Interrupt them while they're speaking.

Question 25

How are families shown differently in TV shows and movies from the UK and the USA?

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UK families are often shown as more traditional, with a focus on extended family and community ties.

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USA families are typically shown as more independent and nuclear.

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Family relationships are always the same in all English-speaking countries.

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The media never portrays families in a negative way.

Question 26

Which of these is NOT a common value in families?

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Greed

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Respect

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Honesty

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Love

Question 27

When trying to solve a disagreement in your family, which of these is NOT a good thing to do?

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Call each other names or blame each other

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Talk to each other in a calm and respectful way

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Listen to what the other person has to say

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Take a break from the argument and come back to it later

Question 28

When visiting a friend's house for the first time, what is the polite thing to do?

Accepted Answer

Take off your shoes before entering

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Talk quietly so that others can hear you

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Put your feet up on the furniture

Question 29

When you meet someone new from another country, what is a polite question to ask about their family?

Accepted Answer

How many brothers and sisters do you have?

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What do your parents do for work?

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What is your favorite food?

Question 30

How can we help people understand and respect different types of families?

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By teaching people about the different types of families and how common they are.

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By making laws that require people to accept all types of families.

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By pretending the issue doesn't exist and hoping it will go away.

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By making fun of people who have different types of families.

Question 31

How do family values influence our thinking and behavior?

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They offer guidance for appropriate conduct.

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They foster a sense of belonging.

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They have no impact on our personal beliefs or views.

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They are strictly enforced and cannot be challenged.

Question 32

When you meet someone new, what should you avoid doing to make a good first impression?

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Interrupt the person while they are talking

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Smile and say hello

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Look at the person when they are talking to you

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Ask the person questions about their family or friends

Question 33

How can you make sure that your needs and your family's needs are both met?

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Talk to your family about your needs.

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Always put your own needs first.

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Never put your own needs first.

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Ignore your own needs.

Question 34

How can we make sure everyone in our family feels welcome, even if they are different?

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Make sure everyone can join in family activities.

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Only invite family members who are like us.

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Make fun of family members who are different.

Question 35

What makes a family feel close and able to share their thoughts and feelings?

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Talking and listening to each other's feelings

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Telling family members to be quiet when they're upset

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Ignoring family members' emotional needs

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Comparing family members to each other

Question 36

How can we build strong and respectful relationships between brothers and sisters?

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Talk openly and listen to each other.

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Make rules and give punishments.

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Let brothers and sisters solve their own problems.

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Don't pay attention to problems between brothers and sisters.

Question 37

How can we make our school a welcoming and inclusive place for all families, including those with LGBTQ+ parents?

Accepted Answer

Create a 'safe space' where students with LGBTQ+ parents can talk openly about their experiences.

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Only invite LGBTQ+ families to school events on special occasions.

Question 38

How do different cultures influence family customs?

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They can change how families greet each other.

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They can affect the food that families eat.

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They can shape how families celebrate special events.

Question 39

Which question is a polite way to ask about someone's family in English?

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What's your family like?

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How many people are in your family?

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Who is your favorite family member?

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Are you close to your family?

Question 40

How can you show your friend that you care about them?

Accepted Answer

Listen to them and offer words of encouragement.

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Ignore them until they feel better.

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Tell them to just get over it.

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Make fun of their problems.

Question 41

How can technology help you keep and make friends?

Accepted Answer

Stay connected with friends who live far away.

Accepted Answer

Meet new people from around the world.

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Fix disagreements with friends.

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Avoid spending time with friends.

Question 42

Which of these is not a value that families often share?

Accepted Answer

Competition

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Kindness

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Respect

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Support

Question 43

What is a polite way to greet a friend in English?

Accepted Answer

Hello, [friend's name].

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Hey, how are you?

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Yo!

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What's up?

Question 44

How does technology help families stay connected when they live far apart?

Accepted Answer

Share photos, videos, and messages instantly

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Have real-time conversations while seeing each other

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Send letters and packages quickly

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Make communication more difficult

Question 45

How do you ask someone about their sister's age?

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What's your sister's age?

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How many brothers and sisters do you have?

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Do you have any brothers or sisters?

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Where does your sister live?

Question 46

How can you show your friends and family that you care, even when you don't agree with them?

Accepted Answer

Listen to them and try to understand their ideas

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Ignore them

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Argue with them

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Tell them they are wrong

Question 47

How can families work together well?

Accepted Answer

Talk and listen to each other

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Ignore each other

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Fight a lot

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Stay home all the time

Question 48

Who is NOT a member of your family?

Accepted Answer

Your teacher

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Your father

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Your sister

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Your mother

Question 49

How can families build stronger relationships?

Accepted Answer

Playing board games together

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Going to school

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Watching TV

Question 50

What do you ask to find out someone's age?

Accepted Answer

How old are you?

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How are you?

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Where are you from?

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What is your name?

Question 51

How would you describe a friend?

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Kind

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Pretty

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Tall

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Old

Question 52

How do you say goodbye to someone in English?

Accepted Answer

Goodbye

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Hello

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Thank you

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Good day

Question 53

Which word means "Mutter" in English?

Accepted Answer

Mother

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Father

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Brother

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Sister

Question 54

What do you ask to find out where someone lives?

Accepted Answer

Where do you live?

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What is your name?

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How old are you?

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What is your favorite color?

Question 55

Which is NOT a way to greet someone in English?

Accepted Answer

Goodbye

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Hello

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Hi

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Good morning

Question 56

What do you say when you want to ask someone how they are doing in English?

Accepted Answer

How are you?

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What is your name?

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Where do you live?

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How old are you?

Question 57

Which of these is not part of your family?

Accepted Answer

Your teacher

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Your mother

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Your brother

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Your sister

Question 58

How can families share their special traditions and stories with their children?

Accepted Answer

Write them down in a family history book

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Tell them only to the oldest child

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Never talk about the past

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Make the children memorize everything

Question 59

Which of these family members can be grown-ups?

Accepted Answer

Your mom

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Your grandfather

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Your brother

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Your cousin

Question 60

In some cultures, extended family is very important. How is the idea of family different in these cultures?

Accepted Answer

Family members live near each other and help each other.

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Families are usually smaller.

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Children have fewer responsibilities towards their family.

Question 61

Which word means "grandmother" in English?

Accepted Answer

Grandmother

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Mother

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Aunt

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Sister

Question 62

Which sentence is the most polite way to ask about someone's family in English?

Accepted Answer

Excuse me, could you tell me about your family?

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Do you have a big family?

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How many people are in your family?

Question 63

How can we make sure everyone in our families and communities feels happy and welcome?

Accepted Answer

By being kind and respectful to each other

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By only talking to our close friends

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By making fun of people who are different

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By ignoring people we don't like

Question 64

How can we make our classroom feel welcoming to everyone, even if their families are different?

Accepted Answer

Make sure we have books and pictures that show all kinds of families.

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Only talk about families with a mom, dad, and kids.

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Pretend that students from different families don't exist.

family

translation

Wörter nach dem ABC ordnen

Describing Physical Appearance

Describing Physical Appearance, hair color

Describing Physical Appearance, height

Describing Physical Appearance, tall

Familie

Familienmitglieder

Family

Family members

Family Members & Relationships

Greeting

Greeting & Introducing

Immediate Family Members

Meet My Family

Meine Familie

My family

My Family Members

Personal Pronouns: I & You

Personal Pronouns: I & You, me

Personal Pronouns: I & You, myself

Personal Pronouns: I & You, yourself

Possessive Adjectives

Possessivpronomen

Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense, it

Simple Present Tense, verb + s/es

family

translation

Wörter nach dem ABC ordnen

Describing Physical Appearance

Describing Physical Appearance, hair color

Describing Physical Appearance, height

Describing Physical Appearance, tall

Familie

Familienmitglieder

Family

Family members

Family Members &amp; Relationships

Greeting

Greeting &amp; Introducing

Immediate Family Members

Meet My Family

Meine Familie

My family

My Family Members

Personal Pronouns: I &amp; You

Personal Pronouns: I &amp; You, me

Personal Pronouns: I &amp; You, myself

Personal Pronouns: I &amp; You, yourself

Possessive Adjectives

Possessivpronomen

Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense, it

Simple Present Tense, verb + s/es

Family Members & Relationships

Greeting & Introducing

Personal Pronouns: I & You

Personal Pronouns: I & You, me

Personal Pronouns: I & You, myself

Personal Pronouns: I & You, yourself