This document appears to be an English grammar and vocabulary test consisting of 10 sections testing a variety of grammar concepts like verbs, modals, parts of speech, and sentence structure through tasks like circling answers, completing sentences, and matching columns. It contains 100 points worth of questions.
This document appears to be an English grammar and vocabulary test consisting of 10 sections testing a variety of grammar concepts like verbs, modals, parts of speech, and sentence structure through tasks like circling answers, completing sentences, and matching columns. It contains 100 points worth of questions.
This document appears to be an English grammar and vocabulary test consisting of 10 sections testing a variety of grammar concepts like verbs, modals, parts of speech, and sentence structure through tasks like circling answers, completing sentences, and matching columns. It contains 100 points worth of questions.
This document appears to be an English grammar and vocabulary test consisting of 10 sections testing a variety of grammar concepts like verbs, modals, parts of speech, and sentence structure through tasks like circling answers, completing sentences, and matching columns. It contains 100 points worth of questions.
1 Circle the correct option (A or B). 4 Complete the conversation with used to or use to. 1 I how to upload this video. Can you help me? Gorka id you (1) D go to a summer A am not knowing B don’t know camp when you were little? 2 I the Alhambra, but I would like to one day. Jeanne Yes, every summer. I (2) love A h aven’t seen B don’t see going to a sports camp in the mountains. What about you? 3 O ur neighbours a party again. Can’t you hear the music? Gorka No, I didn't (3) go to A h ave B are having summer camp. My brother and I always 4 This is the best pizza that I . (4) visit my grandparents in A have ever eaten B have ever been eating the country instead. We loved it there because they 5 Nadia on her project all morning. I hope she finishes soon. live on a farm. There (5) be a A is working B has been working lot of animals for us to play with, but now they haven’t got any. 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10
2 Circle the correct options.
5 Match the columns (1-5 to a-e) to complete the 1 I have been working / am working at the local cafe for two months now. sentences. 2 My parents have known / know each other since they met in 1 Scientists cannot predict a is participating India when the next earthquake . b is going to win 3 How long ago had Jessie bought / did Jessie buy her electric scooter? 2 Do you think scientists a cure c will happen 4 Jade had never seen / never saw that series before today. for cancer by 2025? 5 Marc never went / had never been to an art gallery before 3 The robotics club d will be studying last week. at our school in a e are going to discover 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10 global competition next year. 4 Our professor has carried out some remarkable 3 Circle the correct verb forms. research. I’m sure she 1 W hile I worked / was working on my computer, the screen suddenly went black. an award. 2 You’re an amazing dancer. How long ago did you learn / 5 I have no idea what were learning Flamenco? I this 3 We have been waiting / are waiting at the departure gate time next year. for hours. When can we finally get on the plane? 4 Unfortunately, by the time we reached the Acropolis, the 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10 ticket office already closed / had already closed. 5 All the tourists were lying / have been lying on the beach when it suddenly started raining like crazy! 6 C omplete the sentences with the words in the box. going (2x) be have will 1 mark for each correct answer Score /5 1 By this time tomorrow, those three astronauts will flying towards Mars. 2 Amazing news! That scientific journal has called and they are to publish my paper on climate change. 3 Humans are never to live under the sea. 4 Andreas will completed his computer science degree before he turns 22. 5 By this time tomorrow, I be lying on the beach.
7 Circle the correct modal verbs. 9 Circle the correct verb.
1 A : May / Should I borrow your skis this weekend? 1 W hen you were walking along the beach, did you come / B: Of course. Do you need poles too? rule across a lot of plastic rubbish? 2 A: I think I saw Clare in town today. 2 It’s really late to book a holiday. I hope we don’t cope / end B: You mustn’t / can’t have seen her. She’s on holiday in up in a noisy campground again. France at the moment. 3 I think we’ll have to pay / rule out the possibility of going 3 A: Shawn Mendes is playing at the festival next week. I love to Iceland this year. It’s too expensive. his music. 4 If you study all of the material, I’m sure it will pay / come off. B: You should / ought to buy some tickets then. You’ll regret You’ll definitely pass the exam. it if you don’t. 5 I don’t understand how people who live there cope / rule 4 A: What do I have to do when I get there? with the heat. Sometimes it’s 45 degrees in the summer! B: You must / may show them your ID. Otherwise they won’t let you in. 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10 5 A: Somebody sent me a dozen roses last night. B: It should / might have been that new boy in your 10 Complete the sentences with the endings in the geometry class. I saw him smiling at you. box. 1 mark for each correct answer Score /5 --ive(2x) -ment -al -tion 1 M y friend’s parents are so critic of everything she 8 Circle the correct words. does. I feel sorry for her. 1 O h, the people at this party are so sensitive / dull. I’m bored. 2 Hanna is such a creat person and she has so Can we leave now please? many amazing new ideas. 2 One of my classmates is so bright / clumsy that she came 3 I don’t think your judge of that student was very first in a national maths competition. fair. He’s much brighter than you realise. 3 Stop being so mean / sensitive and say something nice 4 Can anyone come up with a logical solu to about your sister for a change. this problem? 4 If you go to Marrakesh, you should really spend some time 5 The scientist’s research methods were unusual but just running into / wandering around the old market. surprisingly effect . 5 If that hotel doesn’t fit your budget / spend vast sums, you could always stay in a cheaper hostel. 2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10
2 marks for each correct answer Score / 10 11 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. career interactive satisfaction soak up the atmosphere unfollowed 1 I f you choose a in marine biology, you’ll probably spend some time at sea. 2 After the footballer made several unpleasant posts, thousands of fans immediately him. 3 T hat new robot is so emotionally . It could sense that I was upset. 4 D o you think that job is more important than making a lot of money? 5 When we were in Athens, we loved going to outdoor cafés for lunch to soak up the .
A Have you ever been to New Zealand? If you love beautiful landscapes, extreme outdoor sports and adventures that test your courage, then you’ll probably never want to leave this little country. New Zealand consists of two main islands called the North Island and, predictably, the South Island. The size of New Zealand is approximately 268,000 square kilometres – about half the size of Spain. Approximately 4.9 million people live in New Zealand, whereas the population of Spain is almost ten times greater. B One thing that you can’t avoid about travelling to New Zealand is the time it takes to get there from many places. Whether you’re flying from the USA or Europe, you will need to take at least one extremely long flight. One of the longest flights in the world is a 17-hour non-stop flight from Dubai to Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand. It is highly likely that after your arrival you’ll experience jet lag. C The landscape in New Zealand is absolutely amazing. One minute you can be on a remote beach completely isolated from the world, and then within a few hours, you are looking at snow-covered mountains. It’s impossible to think of New Zealand without thinking of the films The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Tourists travel the globe just to see the beautiful forests and mountains that provided over 200 locations for these movies. Of course, unlike Europe, you won’t come across any of the ancient ruins or medieval castles that appear in those films because European settlers only arrived in New Zealand a few hundred years ago. The people who had been living in New Zealand before that time were Māori and they are the original people of New Zealand. D Volcanoes have been erupting in this region of the world for millions of years and many are still active. One city, Rotorua, is full of hot mud pools and boiling hot steam shooting out of the ground. Unfortunately, New Zealand is in an earthquake zone, and although scientists monitor seismic activity, it is impossible to predict exactly when an earthquake will occur. But in the meantime, go online and start planning a trip you’ll never forget.
1 Read the text and choose the correct answer 3 Complete the sentences with words or phrases in (A, B, or C). bold from the text. 1 W hich statement is correct? 1 The of New Zealand is 4.9 A It’s difficult to leave New Zealand once you get there. 2 You need to take a million. to get to New B Only brave, adventurous tourists will enjoy New Zealand. from Europe. Zealand C Spain is about twice the geographical size of New Zealand. 3 You can see active in this area. 2 Flying to New Zealand … 4 There aren't any in New Zealand. A is very expensive. B is only possible from the USA or Europe. 5 marks for each correct answer Score / 20 C may involve very long flights. 3 What information is not mentioned in the text? 4 Write a composition on ONE of the following topics. A Some tourists go to New Zealand to see where The Hobbit Write 100–130 words. was filmed. B Māori people were living in New Zealand before 1 What country would you most like to visit? What do you European people. know about it and why would you like to go there? C Europeans destroyed ancient castles when they came to 2 ‘Everyone should go round the world once in their life.’ New Zealand. Discuss. 4 In New Zealand, earthquakes and volcanoes … A are no longer a problem. 50 marks Score / 50 B are not unusual. C stop tourists from travelling there.
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2 Find words or phrases in bold in the text that
mean … 1 w atch, follow 2 b ravery 3 t he feeling of being very tired because you have travelled on a plane to a part of a world in a different time zone 4 s omeone who goes to live in a place where not many people live 5 as you would expect
