ENGLISH FOR JUNIOR STUDENTS

) 1. What are books made of? 2. What is paper made of? 3. What
is bread made from? 4. What are pencils made of? 5. What can be
made out of glass? 6. What can be made out of wood? 7. What
can be made out of silver? 8. How much does four plus five make?
9. Do we make dishes out of wood? 10. How much does twice six
make? 11. Can we make bread without flour? 12. Do we make
butter out of milk? 13. Can we make soup without water? 14. What
is wine made from? 15. What is flour made from?
IX. Here are some don’ts and do’s. Compose 10 of your own
don’ts and do’s.
a) 1. Don’t make this mistake again. 2. Don’t go to bed till you have
done all your homework. 3. Don’t make a fuss over nothing.
4. Don’t make mountains out of mole-hills. 5. Don’t do sums for
your brother. 6. Don’t do anything till I come back.
b) 1. Always do your best. 2. Do as you like. 3. Do your work first
and then play. 4. Do your exercises carefully.
X. The following sentences are not true to fact. Correct them.
1. Tables are made of glass. 2. It is easy to make a house. 3. Animals
make nests. 4. Twice six makes ten. 5. The rain does not make the
flowers grow. 6. The story was so funny that it made me cry. 7. If
you want a thing well done ask someone to do it. 8. Smoking will
do you no harm. 9. The caterpillars did the harvest a lot of good.
10. It will do you much good if you go to bed late every night.
11. Butter is made from flour.
XI. Answer the following questions using to make in your
answers.
1. What does the baker do? 2. What does the dressmaker do?
3. What does the tailor do? 4. What does the shoemaker do?
5. What does the builder do? 6. What does the farmer do?
XII. Translate into English.
1. Kad Kitija atvçra durvis, viòa ieraudzîja brâli, kurð sçdçja pie
galda un taisîja lidmodeli. 2. Saka, ka viòai jau ir labi panâkumi
darbâ. 3. Skat, ðis sols darinâts no koka. 4. Mazuïi cçla mâjiòas no
smiltîm. 5. Viòam bija kaut kas jâdara, lai neaizmigtu. 6. Vçlreiz
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