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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Vocabulary: Choose the correct word to fill in each blank.
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- Indonesian food. is . (delicious, busy, sunny)
- It’s very in April in Cambodia. (hot, winter, rainy)
- If you want to send the letters, you can go to the . (market, post office, city hall)
- You can exercise or go jogging at the Olympic . (stadium, supermarket, cottage)
- I have never been on a trip alone before. I’m nervous but also . (scared, excited, bored)
- I went to Kompot alone last month. I was very excited but also because I walked a lot. (disappointed, tired, bored)
- The sun is strong these days. Don’t forget to put on when you go out. (shampoo, suncream, aspirin)
- My best is very . She loves making new friends. (hardworking, confident, friendly)
- I have short brown hair, but Martha has blonde hair. (short, long, brown)
- I usually go to to exercise in the evening. (gym, mall, restaurant)
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Adjectives or Adverbs: Choose correct adjective or adverb for each blank.
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- Drive because it is raining. (careful / carefully)
- They read the book . (silent/ silently)
- Please speak more {slowly. I can’t understand you. (slow / slowly)
- She’s a very driver. (good / well)
- He doesn’t speak English very . (good / well)
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Past Simple: Complete the blanks using correct past simple. Use short cut “didn’t” for negative sentences.
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Milly Franklin (1) (be born) in Australia in 1970. As a child, she (2) (love) painting, drawing, and design, but she (3) (not enjoy) school very much. Her parents (4) (send) her to an expensive private school, but she (5) (not finish) her education. At the age of 17, she (6) (get) a job as a receptionist in a clothes company. When she wasn’t busy, she (7) (spend) time drawing and designing clothes. One day, her friend (8) (see) her designs and she could not believe how good they (9) (be). Six months later Millie (10) (become) a full-time designer and after a year she (11) (begin) her own fashion company.
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Adjectives: Write correct forms of adjectives.
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- A church is usually than a (small)
- This pub is the in our (busy)
- This is one of the clubs in (cool)
- My mobile phone is than (expensive)
- Paris is than London (hot)
- I think Hong Kong is the city in the (exciting)
- Rolf ’s English is than Torsten’s. (good)
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Present Continuous or Present Simple: Fill in the blanks with present continuous or present simple.
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‘Hello fashion fans and welcome to sunny Milan.
(1) (I’m standing / I stand) behind the stage area, and I can see lots of people wearing sunglasses. Everyone (2) (is getting / gets) ready for today’s Sunglasses Fashion Show. And here’s Fatima, one of the designers. Fatima, (3) (are you having / do you have) a good time? Hi, Carla. Yes, (4) (I am / I do). It’s an amazing show, although (5) right now. (I’m working / I work hard!)’ ‘So, tell me, Fatima, why (6) (do you love / are you loving) sunglasses?’ ‘Well, (7) (I’m coming / I come) from Dubai. Sunglasses are a key fashion item there — and here in Milan too. I design my sunglasses to be super comfortable and super glamorous.’ ‘How many different designs (8) (are you showing / do you show) here today?’ ‘Twelve! And they are all very different. My customers wear my glasses with suits, jeans, swimming costumes — everything!’ ‘That’s because we (9) (are loving / love) your designs. Thanks, Fatima – and good luck with the show.’
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
Quantifiers: Fill in the blanks with “some/ any/ a/ much/ many”.
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- I don’t have brothers or sisters.
- Would you like piece of cake?
- Is there petrol in the car?
- How tomatoes do I need to buy?
- How milk is there in the fridge?
- The shop doesn’t have batteries.
- There are eggs, but no sugar.
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
Reading
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Swim Girl, Swim!
On 23 August 1926, Gertrude Ederle, a famous American swimmer, became the first woman to swim the English Channel. In 1924, Ederle won a gold medal in the Olympic Games when she was only 17 years old. She swam across the English Channel two years later. She started in France on 6 August at 7.05 in the morning. The swim took 14 hours and 30 minutes. The weather was bad, with wind and rain. The first person to meet her on the English coast was an officer who asked for her passport! When she got home, she became the star in a movie called Swim Girl, Swim and she also met the President of the United States. Unfortunately, in 1933, she fell down the steps of her apartment building, and because of the accident, she couldn’t swim in competitions again. She never married and died on 30 November 2003 at the age of 98.
Choose True or False.
- Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel in 1924.
- At the age of 17, she won a gold medal in the Olympic Games.
- During the competition, the weather was so good.
- She met an officer asking for her passport on the English coat.
- She had an accident during the competition, so she could not swim anymore.
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