Quick Test 10

GRAMMAR

Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: Go _____! I’m busy.
A out B away ✓ C on
1 Jordan’s looking for his wallet all _____ the house.
A around B under C into
2 Your boots are dirty! Please take _____ outside.
A off B off them C them off
3 Let’s get _____ the house and go for a walk.
A through B out of C along
4 This questionnaire is in Chinese. I can’t fill _____.
A it out B in it C it
5 We walked _____ the park.
A through B over C under
6 A lot of books _____ into other languages.
A are translate B are translated C is translated
7 Millions of disposable coffee cups _____ every day in the US.
A are used B used C are use
8 When was this castle _____?
A build B built C be built
9 I can’t find my passport. Please help me _____.
A look for B look it for C look for it
10 Here are your shoes. _____.
A Put them on B Put on they C Put on them
11 He _____ play soccer when he was young.
A used to B use to C used
12 I _____ like public speaking. Now I love it.
A don’t use to B didn’t use to C didn’t used to
13 Fiats are cars that _____ in Italy.
A are make B be made C are made
14 Your towel’s on the floor. Pick _____, please.
A up it B it up C up
15 The movie was directed _____ Alfred Hitchcock.
A for B from C by
16 When _____ cell phones invented?
A are B was C were
17 Don’t jump _____ the pool. The water isn’t deep.
A into B through C over
18 Your phone will break if you don’t _____.
A take care of it B take care C take it care
19 How _____?
A it’s wine cheese B is wine made C wine is made
20 All of the children _____ a present when they finished the school.
A were given B did given C were gave
21 Who _____ photography?
A is invented B was invented C invented
22 In tennis you hit the ball _____ a net.
A into B along C over

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23 What time do you _____ go to work?

A usually B use to C used
24 Did you use _____ glasses?
A wore B to wear C wear
25 When did you _____ to know Alex?
A used B were C use

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VOCABULARY

a Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct

preposition.
Example: The train went through the tunnel.
A across B through ✓ C down
1 We walked up the hill and then walked _____ it again.
A down B along C toward
2 Sorry, I broke your cup. It fell _____ the floor.
A over B down C on
3 The dog ran _____ the street.
A across B through C opposite
4 Christine fell _____ the river.
A across B into C over
5 Pass the ball _____ me!
A around B along C to
6 When I took my phone _____ my pocket, I could see it was broken.
A past B out of C off
7 You have to walk _____ six floors to get to our apartment.
A over B along C up
8 You drove _____ me today, but you didn’t see me.
A across B past C through
9 In gym class you have to run _____ a track.
A over B across C around
10 Which road goes _____ the beach?
A toward B into C down

b Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: I took the book _____ to the library.
A away B back ✓ C up
11 Turn the music _____. It’s too loud.
A up B down C on
12 We’re looking _____ to our vacation next week.
A forward B out C for
13 You should _____ up smoking. It’s not good for you.
A stop B go C give
14 Could you _____ out what time the movie starts?
A put B find C go

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15 The game will _____ over in ten minutes.

A have B get C be

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c Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.

Example: We go to our _____ class every afternoon.
A English ✓ B England C the English
16 _____ often eat dinner late in the evening.
A Spanish B Spain C The Spanish
17 I have a _____ watch.
A Switzerland B Swiss C the Swiss
18 Tobias visited _____ last year.
A Argentina B Argentinian C the Argentinian
19 Film was invented by _____ man.
A a French B France C the French
20 _____ love ice hockey.
A The Russian B A Russian C The Russians

Check ( ) the correct school subject, A, B, or C.

Example: All insects have six legs.
A chemistry B physics C biology ✓
21 Abraham Lincoln was a US president.
A geography B history C math
22 The capital of Norway is Oslo.
A geography B history C math
23 Shakespeare wrote, “To be or not to be…”
A technology B science C literature
24 32 – 27 = 5
A geography B history C math
25 There is oxygen and nitrogen in the air.
A science B technology C geography

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PRONUNCIATION

a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: A rugby B yoga C gymnastics ✓
1 A Japanese B English C Belgian
2 A German B Dutch C Chinese
3 A shoot B physical C musician
4 A athletes B cycling C seconds
5 A babies B performs C sports

b Which word has the same stress pattern? Check (✓) A, B, or C.

Example: basketball
A afternoon B presenter C windsurfing ✓
6 tennis
A along B baseball C defeat

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7 exercise
A arrivals B intention C volleyball
8 exciting
A football B basketball C athletics
9 across
A perform B over C under
10 identical
A interesting B immediate C energetic
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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 60

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