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Power Up 1 - Unit 5 "Toys"

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Q 1/12
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What has he got? (Put the letters in order).
60
Users re-arrange answers into correct order
Q 2/12
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What has she got? (Type the whole sentence).
60
Users enter free text

12 questions

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What has he got? (Put the letters in order).

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60 sec

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What has she got? (Type the whole sentence).

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2

60 sec

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Put the words in the correct order to make an affirmative sentence.

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3

60 sec

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What have you got?

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4

60 sec

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Match parts of the sentences.

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5

60 sec

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She's got a big robot. (Is it true or false?)

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45 sec

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Put the words in the correct order.

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60 sec

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What has she got? (Type the whole sentence.)

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60 sec

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What have they got? (Put letters in order.)

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60 sec

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What has he got? ( Put letters in order.)

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10

60 sec

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Has he got a ship?

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11

30 sec

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Match questions with the answers.

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12

60 sec

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