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This document is a vocabulary exam for a basic-midterm level class. It contains two sections: [1] Students are asked to complete sentences by choosing from a list of words provided. Examples include "What do you usually do on the weekends?" and "How do I get to the mall?" [2] Students are asked to match columns of words with their definitions or synonyms. Examples include matching "Nice to meet you" with "I'm glad to meet you" and "How are you?" with "How are you doing?". The exam tests students' knowledge of common words and phrases in everyday contexts.

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Basic - Vocabulary - Mid - 1

This document is a vocabulary exam for a basic-midterm level class. It contains two sections: [1] Students are asked to complete sentences by choosing from a list of words provided. Examples include "What do you usually do on the weekends?" and "How do I get to the mall?" [2] Students are asked to match columns of words with their definitions or synonyms. Examples include matching "Nice to meet you" with "I'm glad to meet you" and "How are you?" with "How are you doing?". The exam tests students' knowledge of common words and phrases in everyday contexts.

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CABS – CENTER OF AMERICAN AND BRITISH STUDIES

Name:__________________________________________________Date:__ /__/__
Basic - Vocabulary - Mid - 1

Basic – Vocabulary Exam - Mid Term

1. Complete the sentences using words from the box: (2 each)

I’m great! neighbor Go straight! spell around the corner


subway parents co-worker medium train
famous married Get up email address a shirt
doctor writer Bus classmate friends
a skirt grandfather lawyer husband play soccer

a) What do you do on the weekends? I usually ____________________.


b) How are you today? ____________________.
c) Ronaldo is a ____________________ soccer player.
d) What are you wearing today? I am wearing ____________________and ____________________.
e) My father’s father is my ____________________.
f) My father and my mother are my ____________________.
g) Edward is single. He is not ____________________.
h) Machado de Assis is a ____________________.
i) Some means of transportation ____________________, ____________________ and
____________________.
j) How do I get to the mall? ____________________.
k) Where’s the restaurant? It’s ____________________.
l) Mary works in a hospital. She is a ____________________.
m) What time do you ____________________? At 7 am.
n) Janet and I work at the same company. She is my ____________________.
o) My father is my mother’s ____________________.
p) Mr. Ferrara lives near me. He is my ____________________.
q) How do I ____________________your last name? G-A-R-C-I-A
r) What does Paul do? He is a ____________________.
s) Janet has two ____________________. Tommy and Carry.
t) What’s the size of your sweater? It’s ____________________.
u) What’s your ____________________? It’s [email protected]
v) A ____________________ is a friend in class.
2. Match the columns: (2 each)

a) Nice to meet you ( ) ≠ last


b) How are you? ( ) ≠ right
c) What do you do? ( ) ≠ single
d) Near ( ) = What’s you occupation?
e) Here ( ) ≠ old
f) First ( ) ≠ behind
g) You’re welcome ( ) ≠ that’s wrong
h) And you? ( ) ≠ dirty
i) In front of ( ) = fantastic
j) Next to ( ) ≠ ugly
k) Left ( ) ≠ far
l) Up ( ) ≠ early
m) That’s right ( ) = I’m glad to meet you
n) To arrive ( )= just
o) Married ( ) ≠ down
p) Beautiful ( ) ≠ to close
q) Great ( ) ≠ long
r) New ( ) = How are you doing?
s) Young ( ) = Not at all
t) Short ( ) ≠ old
u) More ( ) ≠ less
v) Only ( ) = What about you?
w) Clean ( ) ≠ to leave
x) Late ( ) ≠ there
y) To Open ( ) = beside

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