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Grade 3 Everyday Phrases: Free SOF IEO Practice | Glovoy

Q: What does “do as you're told” mean?

C) to obey instructions without arguing about them. Just do as you're told and tidy your room.

Q: What does “go wild” mean?

D) to become very excited or out of control. The crowd went wild when the team scored.

Q: What does “keep cool” mean?

B) to stay calm when things get hard. Keep cool even when the game gets close.

Q: What does “out of danger” mean?

D) safe now and no longer at risk. Once on shore, the swimmers were out of danger.

Class 3 English 4 free questions · Updated June 2026

Everyday phrases are the little word-teams we say all the time: shake hands, take a seat, brush your teeth. They are not idioms (the words mean just what they say) and not single words, just the natural groupings that make English sound fluent instead of stilted. Knowing them helps your child read and speak more smoothly. Try a few below and see how many you already use without thinking.

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Bronze

What does “do as you're told” mean?

A the deepest parts of something

B a passage between rows of seats or shelves

C to obey instructions without arguing about them

D a large strong animal like a big wild cow

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Correct: C) to obey instructions without arguing about them

Just do as you're told and tidy your room.

Bronze

What does “go wild” mean?

A the part left over after some has been used or removed

B in a magnificent or excellent way

C not being able to do something

D to become very excited or out of control

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Correct: D) to become very excited or out of control

The crowd went wild when the team scored.

Silver

What does “keep cool” mean?

A to hold something inside

B to stay calm when things get hard

C well known and admired by many people

D the flat teeth at the back of the mouth used to chew food

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Correct: B) to stay calm when things get hard

Keep cool even when the game gets close.

Silver

What does “out of danger” mean?

A too good or appealing to refuse

B stone carvings of strange creatures on the sides of old buildings

C a place where two or more roads or paths meet

D safe now and no longer at risk

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Correct: D) safe now and no longer at risk

Once on shore, the swimmers were out of danger.

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Grade 3 Everyday Phrases: Free SOF IEO Practice | Glovoy

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