Presentation_ALCPT Practice_F79

Presentation_ALCPT Practice_F79

By Amitha Pitcha

Multiple Choice

The small car was the ____________ one I could find.

• cheap

• cheapest

• cheaply

• cheaper

Superlative degree

We use a superlative to say that a thing or person is the most of a group. When we use a superlative adjective ('the tallest student') before the noun, we generally use it with 'the'. This is because there's only one (or one group) of the thing we are talking about.

• She's the most beautiful girl I've ever seen.

• It's the best café in London.

• John and Lisa are the most intelligent students here.

• This bowl is the biggest one.

Multiple Choice

John asked, "Is this seat taken?" he asked if the seat was _________.

• broken

• reserved

• moved

• fixed

Is this seat taken?

​(idiom)

reserved (adj)​

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Multiple Choice

You must use a thicker lubricant in the summer.

• gas

• water

• paint

• oil

^{a liquid such as oil that is used to make the parts of an engine move easily together, or a substance put on any surface to help it move more easily against another one.} ​

Lubricant (n)

Multiple Choice

When does water become a solid?

• when it freezes

• when it boils

• when it melts

• when it evaporates

Multiple Choice

The doctor ___ the medicine for the patient.

• prescribed

• took

• wrote

• established

to order treatment for someone, or to say what someone should do or use to treat an illness or injury

يَصِف دَواء

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prescribe (v)

Multiple Choice

In the last race, where did the horse end up?

• begin

• fall

• slip

• finish

to finally be in a particular place or situation

يَنْتَهي بِه الأمْر

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end up (phrasal verb)

Multiple Choice

Last night the temperature dropped and we had some rain.

• The thermometer fell off.

• There was a lot of wind.

• It became warmer.

• It became cooler.

Thermometer is a device that shows how hot or cold something is

ميزان الحَرارة

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decrease in temperature causes cold​

Temperature drop

Temperature rise

​increase in temperature causes hot​

Multiple Choice

The judge ordered the lawyers to get on with the trial.

• continue

• delay

• cancel

• change

to start or continue doing something, especially work.

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get on with (phrasal verb)

Multiple Choice

The doctor was examining the incision.

• prescription

• cut

• book

• hospital

Multiple Choice

The soldiers ____________ their arms when they march.

• rhythm

• wrap

• wind

• swing

a wound or scar made by a surgical cut

​​incision (n)

to move smoothly backwards and forwards, or to make something do this

يَتَأرْجَح

​​swing (v)

a walk, especially by a group of soldiers allwalking with the same movement and speed:

​​march (n)

to turn or twist something 

long and thin around something else several times

يَلُفّ

​​wind (v)