Grade 4 Daily Routines Review Quiz

About This Resource

A one-page, 20-point cumulative assessment covering every Daily Routines resource — morning routine definition matching, daily activities fill-in-the-blank, Present Simple grammar, a 4-photo picture-identification section, and a bonus sequencing task — with fresh wording throughout so it functions as a genuine assessment rather than a repeat of the practice worksheets.

Overview

This is the summative assessment for the whole Daily Routines topic. Every sentence and definition was written fresh for this quiz rather than copied from the practice worksheets, so a student who has only memorized specific worksheet wording (rather than the underlying vocabulary and grammar) will be genuinely tested. Part C isolates the topic's core grammar point (Present Simple "-s" agreement) as its own short section, and Part E brings back sequencing from the Daily Activities Worksheet as a light bonus rather than a heavily-weighted section, since it was already assessed indirectly through Part C.

Resource Details

Subject: ESL
Topic: Daily Routines
Category: Tests
File Type: PDF
File Size: 544 KB
Published: 17 Sep 2026
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Grade 4 45-55 Minutes Quiz Daily Routines

Learning Objectives

Students will be able to correctly match all 6 morning routine actions to their definitions.
Students will be able to correctly complete 6 daily activity fill-in-the-blank sentences.
Students will be able to correctly apply the Present Simple "-s" rule across 4 mixed-subject sentences.
Students will be able to correctly identify 4 routines/activities from real photographs alone.

How to Use This Resource

Administer after all other Daily Routines resources (PowerPoint, both worksheets, the Flashcards, and the Reading Activity) have been taught. Use independently as a formal assessment — Part A and D test recall/recognition without a word bank, while Part B includes a word bank since recalling the full set unaided is a heavier load than most Grade 4 ESL quizzes should carry for the fill-in section.

Differentiation

SUPPORT: Provide the word bank for Part A as well (not included by default), or allow the Vocabulary PowerPoint's Recap slide to stay visible during Part D only.
ON-LEVEL: Completes the quiz as written, in one sitting, independently.
CHALLENGE: For any 2 items in Part B or C, write one additional original sentence using the same word/grammar form correctly, in addition to completing the Part E bonus.

Assessment

This resource IS the assessment. Score using the answer key's Scoring Summary table (Part A: /6, Part B: /6, Part C: /4, Part D: /4, Total: /20, Bonus Part E: /2).

Teacher Tips

Because this quiz deliberately avoids reusing exact worksheet sentences, a big score gap between a student's worksheet performance and their quiz performance is meaningful — it usually means the student was pattern-matching familiar sentences rather than truly knowing the vocabulary or grammar rule, and is worth a quick one-on-one follow-up.