English Term 3 Revision // Level 5.1

English Term 3 Revision // Level 5.1

By houria almansoori

Multiple Select

Which sequencing words do you use at the beginning?

• next, then , later

• in the end, finally, at night

• first, in the morning, first of all

Multiple Choice

Which sequencing words do you use in the middle?

• then, later, eventually, meanwhile

• first, to begin, one day

• lastly, after all, after all

Multiple Select

Which sequencing words do you use at the end?

• then, later, next

• finally, at last, in the end, at last

• first, it all started when, one day

Multiple Choice

To make an omelette, _______, you break two eggs into a bowl.

• first

• then

Multiple Choice

I have finished my homework. _______, I am allowed to play football in the field.

• Finally

• After

Multiple Choice

Mariam called her parents and ______, her sister in Taiping.

• next

• then

Multiple Choice

Please clean up your classroom and _____, go to the school hall.

• after

• after that

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentences below. Choose a sentence with the correct use of sequence of adverbs.

• First, look to your left and right and then, you can safely cross the road.

• First, look to your left and right and next, you can safely cross the road.

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentences below. Choose a sentence with the correct use of sequence of adverbs.

• Make sure you check the expiry date of the milk then before you pay the cashier at the counter.

• Make sure you check the expiry date of the milk first before you pay the cashier at the counter.

Multiple Choice

Look at the sentences below. Choose a sentence with the correct use of sequence of adverbs.

• The concert ended at 11pm and then we went for supper at the stall nearby.

• The concert ended at 11pm and after we went for supper at the stall nearby.

Multiple Choice

Find all of the sequencing words in the following sentences:

Here are the steps to make a tasty sandwich. First, you need to buy bread from the bakery. After that, you can go to the butcher and buy sliced turkey. Next, you can go to the market and buy fresh lettuce and tomatoes. Finally, you can take all of the ingredients home and prepare the sandwich.

• First, buy, finally

• First, after that, and, finally

• First, after that, next, finally

• First, next, finally

Multiple Choice

It's been raining ....................... lunchtime.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

Sarah has lived in Paris ................... 1995.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

Paul has lived in Brazil ................. ten years.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

I'm tired of waiting.

We've been sitting here ................. an hour.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

Kevin has been looking for a job ............... he left school.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

I haven't been to a party ................ ages.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

I wonder where joe is.

I haven't seen him ............. last week.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

Jane is away.

She's been away .............. Friday.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

I have been waiting _______ 4 o'clock.

• since
• for

Multiple Choice

He has been here ... a long period.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

She has lived in New York ... six years.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

They have worked ... 1995.

• since

• for

Multiple Choice

She has got that job ... March, 18th.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

I have been here for ....

• yesterday

• September

• one hour

• last year

Multiple Choice

We have lived inDybai city since

• last week

• two years

• three hours

• one month

Multiple Choice

Which one is the correct structure of Present Perfect Continuous tense.

• Subject + have/has + v. -ing

• Subject + have/has + been + v. -ing

• Subject + been + have/has + v. -ing

Multiple Choice

My cat ______ been sleeping all day.

• have

• has

• is

• been

Multiple Choice

We ___________________for two hours

• have been driving

• has been driving

• have been drive

• have driving

Multiple Choice

Tracy and Tom _______________ playing tennis for an hour.

• have been

• has been

Multiple Choice

A: I’m sorry I’m late. Have you been waiting a long time?

B: No, I __________

• have not

• hasn't

• has not

Multiple Choice

Where ____________ you been spending your summer holidays?

• has

• have

Multiple Choice

_______ Jim ________ doing exercise?

• Has/been

• Been/has

• Have/ been

Multiple Choice

Select the correct sentence.

• It has raining for several days.

• It has been raining for several days.

• It has been rain for several days.

Multiple Choice

He _________________(work) in this company since 1985.

• have worked

• has worked

• have done working

• has been working

Multiple Choice

I _______________ (wait) for you since two o'clock.

• has been waiting

• have been waited

• have been waiting

Multiple Choice

Why is he so tired? He __________(play) tennis for five hours.

• have been played

• has been playing

• have been playing

Multiple Choice

Diego _____/_______ playing football so he’s tired

• have / been

• has / been

• has / being

• have

Multiple Choice

Those two girls of the front row _______________ to each other since the film started.

• have been speaking

• have spoken

• have speaking

• had spoke

Fill in the Blank

She / work here for five years.

Fill in the Blank

we / stay at home for six days.

​Adjectives: comparatives

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence and choose the correct one.

• My sister is taller than me.
• My sister is more taller than me.
• My sister is more tall than me.

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence and choose the correct one.

• I think English homework is the easiest than history homework.
• I think English homework is more easy than history homework.
• I think English homework is easier than history homework.

Multiple Choice

London is _________________ Sydney.

• older than

• as old as

• more old

Multiple Choice

Bombay is ___________________ Manila.

• more crowded than

• less crowded than

• as crowded as

• crowded

Multiple Choice

Reykjavik is not ________________ Mexico City.

• big than

• as big as

• smaller

• less small than

Multiple Choice

In the winter, Mexico City is _______________Reykjavik.

• colder than

• as cold as

• more cold in

• less cold than

Multiple Choice

The blue car is ____________ the red car. (fast)

• not fast

• as fast

• like fast

• as fast as

Multiple Choice

Who is the ______ person in your family? (tidy)

• tidy

• tidier

• tidiest

Multiple Choice

What is ________________ book you have ever read? (interesting)

• the more interesting

• the most interesting

• the interestingest

Multiple Choice

The green car is _____ the red one.

• as slow as

• more slow than

• less slow than

• slower than

Multiple Choice

The red car is _____ the yellow one.

• as fast as

• faster than

• less fast than

• more fast than

Multiple Choice

The green car is _____ the red one.

• as fast as

• faster than

• less fast than

• more fast than

Multiple Choice

The green car is _____ the red one.

• as slow as

• more slow than

• less slow than

• slower than

Multiple Choice

The yellow car isn't _____ the_____ one.

• as fast as ... red

• as fast as ... green

• faster than ... green

• slower than ... red

Fill in the Blank

The comparative of superiority of comfortable is _____.

Fill in the Blank

The comparative of superiority of good is _____.

Multiple Choice

My mobile phone is _________________ than a computer.

• expensive

• cheap

• less expensive

• expensiver

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct option

• The elephant is big than mouse

• the elephant is bigger than mouse

• the elephant is more big than mouse