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This document contains an English vocabulary worksheet with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of food, family, and grammar vocabulary. The worksheet includes sections on choosing the correct food words to complete sentences, choosing the correct family relationship terms, choosing prefixes to make adjectives negative, completing grammar sentences with the correct verb forms, and choosing the appropriate verb tenses in short dialogues. The document provides practice with a variety of common English vocabulary and grammar concepts.

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INT Worksheet 1

This document contains an English vocabulary worksheet with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of food, family, and grammar vocabulary. The worksheet includes sections on choosing the correct food words to complete sentences, choosing the correct family relationship terms, choosing prefixes to make adjectives negative, completing grammar sentences with the correct verb forms, and choosing the appropriate verb tenses in short dialogues. The document provides practice with a variety of common English vocabulary and grammar concepts.

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WORKSHEET 1
VOCABULARY
A- Choose the correct food words to complete the sentences.

Example: We had _____ chicken and vegetables for dinner last night.
A) grilled B) grill C) grills

1. Beetroot and cabbage are types of _____.


A) vegetables B) fruit C) meat
2. I love seafood, especially _____.
A) chicken B) duck C) prawns
3. Food that isn’t cooked is _____.
A) boiled B) raw C) fried
4. I’m trying to cut _____ meat. Vegetarian food is better for the planet.
A) down out B) down on C) down
5. This curry is really _____. It has lots of chillies in it.
A) fresh B) raw C) spicy
6. We don’t have any _____ because this is a seafood restaurant.
A) beef B) mussels C) squid
7. I don’t want to cook tonight. Let’s eat _____.
A) down B) out C) on

B- Choose the correct word(s) for the definitions, A, B, or C.

Example: another word for mother or father


A) sibling B) parent C) family
8. your grandfather’s / grandmother’s mother
A) great-grandfather B) great-grandmother C) grandmother
9. a child who lives with a new family not their birth parents
A) stepchild B) only child C) adopted child
10. a sister who only has one parent the same as you
A) half-sister B) step-sister C) only child
11. your husband’s / wife’s brother
A) stepbrother B) brother-in-law C) half-brother
12. relatives who aren’t immediate family
A) modern family B) stepfamily C) extended family
13 a child without brothers and sisters
A) a stepchild B) an adopted child C) an only child
14. a woman who marries someone with children
A) stepdaughter B) mother-in-law C) stepmother

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C- Choose the correct prefix, A, B, or C, to make the adjective negative.

Example: mature
A) un- B) im- C) il-

15. reliable 18. imaginative


A) un- B) dis- C) in- A) im- B) in- C) un-
16. responsible 19. sensitive
A) in- B) im- C) ir- A) un- B) in- C) dis-
17. organized 20. patient
A) ir- B) dis- C) il- A) in- B) un- C) im-

GRAMMAR
A- Choose () A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Federico always _____ eggs for 9. I promise I _____ anyone else!
breakfast. A) won’t to tell B) won’t tell
A) is eating B) eats C) eat C) ’m not telling

1. Anya’s in the kitchen. She _____ dinner. 10. We’re _____ about you at the moment,

A) cooks B) ’s cooking C) will cook and we hope you’ll be home soon.

2. I _____ to eat fresh vegetables – I don’t A) believing B)

like frozen. C) thinking

A) prefers B) ’m preferring 11. The traffic’s terrible. I _____ miss my

C) prefer train.

3. Today most people _____ on junk food. A) will to B) ’m going to C) go to

A) cuts down B) are cutting down 12. A: _____ we order some salad?

C) is cutting down B: Good idea.

4. It’s hot in here! _____ open the window? A) Must B) Will C) Shall

A) Will I B) Shall I C) Do I 13. Tom _____ arrives on time. He’s always

5. He _____ swimming on Tuesdays. late.

A) always goes B) is always going A) never B) sometimes C) often

C) goes always 14. Where _____ on holiday this year?

6. A: Is there anything on TV tonight? A) you are going B) are you going

B: I don’t know. _____ online. C) do you go

A) I’ll look B) I’m going to look 15. People’s characters _______ on their

C) I look family background.

7. We _____ the cinema on Saturday. A) are depending B) depends

Would you like to come? C) depend

A) will go to B) go to 16. What _____ next weekend?

C) are going to A) do you do B) will do you

8. My brother _____ a job at the moment. C) are you doing

A) isn’t having B) won’t have 17. I’m not ____ speak to José any more.

C) doesn’t have A) will B) going C) going to

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18. She _____ eats meat or fish. She’s a strict vegetarian.
A) often B) never C) sometimes
19. How many cups of coffee _____ a day?
A) do you drink B) are you drinking C) you drink
20. What _____ when he finishes university?
A) is he going to do B) does he do C) he does

B- Choose the correct verb forms.


SAM: When you start working from home next week, which room (0) are you going to
work / are you working in?
KIM: This bedroom, I think. It’s nice and bright.
SAM: Do you think (1) it’ll be / it’s being big enough?
KIM: Oh yes, I think so. My new desk (2) won’t take / isn’t taking up much space.
SAM: That’s good.
KIM: In fact, the shop has just phoned. (3) They’ll bring / They’re bringing it round in
half an hour.
SAM: Where are you thinking of putting it?
KIM: I’m not sure. (4) I’ll probably put / I’m probably putting it by the window.
SAM: I don’t think (5) it’s going to fit / it’s fitting there.
KIM: You’re right. (6) I’ll have to / I’m having to put it against that wall.
SAM: What about that bed? It’s (7) going to get / getting in your way. Also (8) you’ll
definitely need / you’re definitely needing some shelves for books and things. By
the way, what time is it?
KIM: It’s nearly six.
SAM: Is it? I must go. (9) I’ll play / I’m playing football at half past.
KIM: Right. (10) I’ll call / I’m calling you later. Bye.

C- Choose the correct sentence in each dialogue.


1. A: Would you like to see a movie tomorrow night?
B: 1) Sorry, I’ll play basketball./ 2)Sorry, I’m going to play basketball.
2. A: What are your plans for the summer?
B: 1) I’ll spend a month in the mountains./ 2) I’m going to spend a month in the mountains.
3. A: What do you think about the weather?
B: 1) It’ll probably rain tomorrow./ 2) It’s raining tomorrow.
4. A: What about tomorrow at about 6:00?
B: 1) OK. I’ll see you then./ 2) OK. I’m seeing you then.
5. A: Kelly is buying a dog next week.
B: 1) Really? What’s she going to call it?/ 2) Really? What’s she calling it?
6. A: It would be nice to see you next week.
B: 1) Are you doing anything on Wednesday?/ 2) Will you do anything on Wednesday?

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