Englisch Klasse 6: Leseverstehen mit Geschichten im Simple Past (Übungstest)
- Leseverstehen: Geschichten im Simple Past
- 10 Fragen
- 15 Minuten
Hier liest du drei kurze englische Texte, die in der Vergangenheit spielen, und beantwortest Fragen dazu. Tipp: Achte auf Wörter wie first, then und in the afternoon, sie zeigen dir die Reihenfolge.
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Frage 1
Last Saturday Jonas went to the zoo with his class. They took the train at nine o'clock. First they watched the penguins. Then it started to rain, so they had lunch in the café. In the afternoon the sun came out again, and Jonas saw a baby elephant.
Wie fuhr die Klasse zum Zoo?
Richtige Antwort: B
Im Text steht: They took the train. Train heißt Zug.
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Frage 2
Last Saturday Jonas went to the zoo with his class. They took the train at nine o'clock. First they watched the penguins. Then it started to rain, so they had lunch in the café. In the afternoon the sun came out again, and Jonas saw a baby elephant.
Warum aßen die Kinder im Café zu Mittag?
Richtige Antwort: A
Then it started to rain, so they had lunch in the café: Wegen des Regens gingen sie ins Café. So heißt hier „deshalb“.
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Frage 3
Last Saturday Jonas went to the zoo with his class. They took the train at nine o'clock. First they watched the penguins. Then it started to rain, so they had lunch in the café. In the afternoon the sun came out again, and Jonas saw a baby elephant.
Was sah Jonas am Nachmittag?
Richtige Antwort: D
In the afternoon … Jonas saw a baby elephant. Die Pinguine sahen sie zuerst (first), also am Vormittag.
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Frage 4
Hi Mia, we arrived in Spain on Monday. The hotel is great! Yesterday we swam in the sea, and I found a big shell. My little brother didn't swim because he was ill. See you soon! Lea
Wann kam Lea in Spanien an?
Richtige Antwort: C
We arrived in Spain on Monday. Yesterday (gestern) waren sie im Meer schwimmen.
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Frage 5
Hi Mia, we arrived in Spain on Monday. The hotel is great! Yesterday we swam in the sea, and I found a big shell. My little brother didn't swim because he was ill. See you soon! Lea
Warum ist Leas Bruder nicht geschwommen?
Richtige Antwort: B
He didn't swim because he was ill. Ill heißt krank.
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Frage 6
Hi Mia, we arrived in Spain on Monday. The hotel is great! Yesterday we swam in the sea, and I found a big shell. My little brother didn't swim because he was ill. See you soon! Lea
Was fand Lea?
Richtige Antwort: A
I found a big shell: Sie fand eine große Muschel. Found ist die Vergangenheit von find (finden).
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Frage 7
Yesterday was a bad day for Sam. He woke up late because his alarm clock didn't ring. He ran to the bus stop, but the bus left without him. So his dad drove him to school. In maths, the teacher gave back the tests. Sam got the best mark in the class! It wasn't such a bad day after all.
Warum wachte Sam zu spät auf?
Richtige Antwort: C
Im Text steht: because his alarm clock didn't ring. Alarm clock heißt Wecker.
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Frage 8
Yesterday was a bad day for Sam. He woke up late because his alarm clock didn't ring. He ran to the bus stop, but the bus left without him. So his dad drove him to school. In maths, the teacher gave back the tests. Sam got the best mark in the class! It wasn't such a bad day after all.
Wie kam Sam zur Schule?
Richtige Antwort: D
Der Bus fuhr ohne ihn ab (left without him), deshalb fuhr ihn sein Vater: his dad drove him to school.
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Frage 9
Yesterday was a bad day for Sam. He woke up late because his alarm clock didn't ring. He ran to the bus stop, but the bus left without him. So his dad drove him to school. In maths, the teacher gave back the tests. Sam got the best mark in the class! It wasn't such a bad day after all.
Wie fand Sam den Tag am Ende?
Richtige Antwort: A
Weil er die beste Note bekam, war der Tag doch nicht so schlecht: It wasn't such a bad day after all.
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Frage 10
Yesterday was a bad day for Sam. He woke up late because his alarm clock didn't ring. He ran to the bus stop, but the bus left without him. So his dad drove him to school. In maths, the teacher gave back the tests. Sam got the best mark in the class! It wasn't such a bad day after all.
Welches Wort im Text ist die Simple-Past-Form von „run“?
Richtige Antwort: C
Run ist unregelmäßig: run, ran. Rang ist die Vergangenheit von ring (klingeln).
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