Final Test Review

Final Test Review

Real questions from your test

Part 1

Phrasal Verbs with Look, Go, Get

Multiple Choice

I usually wake up at 7AM. What word means the same as "wake up"?

• get over

• get rid of

• get at

• get up

Get up =

wake up

Multiple Choice

I know you will overcome all of your troubles. What means the same as "overcome"?

• get up

• get along with

• get over

• get by

Get over =

overcome

Multiple Choice

Exercise is the best way to fight stress. What means the same as "fight" in this sentence?

• get rid of

• get over

• get through

• get on

Get rid of =

throw away, not have anymore, ~fight~

Multiple Choice

My boss is always criticizing me. What means the same as "criticizing"?

• getting on

• getting rid of

• getting off

• getting at

Get at =

criticize someone again and again

Multiple Choice

Mary and I are best friends. We always understand each other. What means the same as "understands"?

• get along with

• get rid of

• get away with

• get at

Get along with =

understand, have a friendly relationship with

Multiple Choice

Don't throw away the leftover food. We can eat it for breakfast. What means the same as "throw away"?

• get along with

• get away with

• get on

• get rid of

Get rid of =

throw away, not have anymore, ~fight~

Multiple Choice

Ben should find a way to forget about his ex-girlfriend. What means the same as "forget about"?

• get over

• get away with

• get along with

• get on

Get over =

overcome

Multiple Choice

Please continue with the story. What means the same as "continue"?

• go away

• go by

• go on

• go up

Go on =

continue

Multiple Choice

I must return home because I forgot my passport. What means the same as "return"?

• go back

• go away

• go down

• go up

Go back =

return, come back

Multiple Choice

Leave me alone! I don't want to see you. What means the same as "leave me alone"?

• go away

• go by

• go through

• go up

Go away =

leave, get away

Multiple Choice

Time passes so fast! What means the same as "passes"?

• goes away

• goes by

• goes through

• goes up

Go by =

pass away, walk by

Multiple Choice

I will take care of the children. What means the same as "take care of"?

• look after

• look up

• look for

• look through

Look after =

take care of

Multiple Choice

I will skim my notes before the test. What means the same as "skim"?

• look out

• look through

• look back on

• look after

Look through =

skim, read quickly

Multiple Choice

Most people remember their childhood with fondness. What means the same as "remember"?

• look up

• look forward to

• look through

• look back on

Look back =

remember a time from the past

Multiple Choice

Ben is really excited about the party this weekend. What means the same as "excited about"?

• looking back on

• looking after

• looking forward to

• looking for

Look forward to =

be excited about something, wait impatiently

Part 2

Adverbs of Frequency

REMEMBER

• Adverbs of frequency tell you how often something happens.

• subject + adverb + main verb

• ประธาน + ขยายกริยา + กริยา

• subject + is, am, are + adverb

• ประธาน + is, am, are + ขยายกริยา

REMEMBER

• The words in blue are more frequent.

• The verbs in green are less frequent.

Multiple Choice

Which word is more frequent?

• rarely

• usually

Multiple Choice

Which word is more frequent?

• occasionally

• always

Multiple Choice

Which word is more frequent?

• always

• never

Multiple Choice

Which word is less frequent?

• always

• rarely

Multiple Choice

Which word is less frequent?

• never

• rarely

Multiple Choice

Which word is less frequent?

• somtimes

• usually

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

I dance. (always)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

He plays basketball. (sometimes)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

They play on their phones during English class. (never)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

The teacher walks to school. (rarely)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

We drive our motorcycle to school. (always)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

The boy eats vegetables. (never)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

The dog sleeps in the afternoon. (usually)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

She travels to Bangkok in April. (often)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

The children eat ice cream after school. (sometimes)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

It is hot in April. (always)

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Rewrite the sentence:

You pass your tests. (usually)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

It is cold in December. (usually)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

M2 is hungry. (always)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

Those girls are quiet. (rarely)

Fill in the Blanks

Rewrite the sentence:

I am sad. (rarely)

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Rewrite the sentence:

He is angry. (never)

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Rewrite the sentence:

I am loud. (often)

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Rewrite the sentence:

We like learning English. (usually)

What should I know for my final test?

• Vocabulary: get up, get over, get rid of, get at, get along with, go on, go back, go away, go by, look after, look through, look back, look forward to

• Adverbs of Frequency: subject + adverb + main verb "I always sing." OR subject + is, am, are + adverb "He is always happy."