Read the passage and choose the correct answer.Last night, before she went to sleep, Holly read her new library book. It was a story about an exciting camping adventure in the mountains. When she finished reading, Holly closed her eyes and went to sleep.In Holly's dream that night, she woke up in a tent in the middle of a jungle. She left the tent and climbed a mountain like the person in her book. When she was climbing, she saw lots of rivers and lakes!When Holly went down the mountain in her dream, her new pet kitten, Hero, entered her bedroom. Hero was hungry. He jumped on Holly's bed to wake her up. He wanted some food! But Holly didn't wake up. She was still dreaming.When Hero jumped on Holly's bed, in her dream, an enormous crocodile jumped out from a cave in the mountain. Holly was frightened, and she woke up suddenly! But there was no crocodile on her bed. There was only a hungry Hero!The following day she told her family about her strange dream. 'In my dream, I was climbing down a mountain when Hero jumped on my bed!' she laughed. 'In my dream, I thought that hungry Hero was a hungry crocodile! I woke up, went downstairs to give Hero food, and then went back to bed. What an adventure!'Question 25:What did Holly do after reading her new library book?She closed her eyes and opened them again.She closed her eyes and went to sleep.She woke up in the middle of the night.She went to sleep and woke up again.Question 26:Where was Holly sleeping in her dream?In her houseIn a cabinIn a tentIn a buildingQuestion 27:What did she see when she was climbing in her dream?The characters in her book.A large and dark jungle.A lot of rivers and lakes.A lot of trees and flowers.Question 28:What did Hero do to wake up Holly?Jump on Holly's bed.Jump on Holly's face.Jump on Holly's tent.Jump on Holly's head.Question 29:In her dream, she thought Hero was __________.a friendly crocodilea hungry crocodilea thirsty crocodilea frightening crocodile

Read the text below.The car journey was long and tiring, as Suzy was squeezed into the back seat surrounded by all of the luggage and boxes. They were on a long straight road that ran for miles and miles. They had been on it forever, with flat farmland stretching in every direction as far as she could see. Suzy began to nod off, her head lolling, until it finally settled against the window as she fell asleep.A small bump in the road woke her. She opened her eyes to a wall of giants staring down at her - huge mountains that stretched into the sky. They were passing through a deep valley, in the middle of which, a raging torrent of icy water flowed. Suzy had never seen anything like it before.Select the group of words which show that Suzy has moved to a different place.Suzy began to nod off, her head lolling, until it finally settled against the window…She opened her eyes to a wall of giants staring down at herThe car journey was long and tiring, as Suzy was squeezed into the back seatThey had been on it forever, with flat farmland stretching in every direction as far as she could see…

Use this text to answer the question that follows.from I, Corianderby Sally Gardner     It is night, and our old house by the river is finally quiet. The baby has stopped its crying and been soothed back to sleep. Only the gentle lapping of the River Thames can be heard outside my window. London is wrapped in a deep sleep, waiting for the watchman to call in the new day.     I have lit the first of seven candles to write my story by. On the table next to me is the silk purse that holds my mother's pearls, and beside it is the ebony box whose treasure I am only now beginning to understand. Next to that, shining nearly as bright as the moon, stands a pair of silver shoes.     I have a great many things to tell, of how I came by the silver shoes and more. And this being my story and a fairy tale besides, I will start once upon a time . . . .Which words from the FIRST paragraph reveal the story's point of view?*its, babysleep, Londonour, myit, river

. As she was mesmerised by the serenity of her surroundings, she suddenly noticed the chirping of a beautiful bird flying ______ the trees.2. The scene presented a picturesque landscape, where a brook flowing ______ a rocky terrain gradually merged with a river.3. He is so obsessed with his love for pizzas that he cannot do ______ eating them even for a day.(A) by(B) across(C) along(D) beneath(E) above(F) without

Read the first two stanzas of this poem:I saw my soul at rest upon a dayAs a bird sleeping in the nest of night,Among soft leaves that give the starlight wayTo touch its wings but not its eyes with light;So that it knew as one in visions may,And knew not as men waking, of delight.This was the measure of my soul's delight;It had no power of joy to fly by day,Nor part in the large lordship of the light;But in a secret moon-beholden wayHad all its will of dreams and pleasant night,And all the love and life that sleepers may.This excerpt is an example of what type of poem?A.BalladB.HaikuC.SonnetD.Sestina

Read the paragraph below and predict what might happen next in the story and then write a short paragraph to conclude the story. (70 words)The sun was shining brightly as Sarah skipped down the path to her favorite spot in the park. As she approached the big oak tree, she noticed something shiny glinting in the grass. Curious, she bent down and picked up a small, silver key. Sarah's heart raced with excitement. She wondered what the key could unlock. With a grin, she slipped it into her pocket and continued on her adventure.