ENGLISH TEST

ENGLISH TEST LEVEL A2

Multiple Choice

........ she reading a magazine when Peter arrived?

• were

• was

• do

• did

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I ______ this exercise twice. I can't understand it :(

• 've done

• 've been doing

• done

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He ______ only twice in his life before the accident.

• had drived

• driven

• has driven

• had driven

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They …....... to the party

• has just arrived.

• have arrived just.

• have just arrived.

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You ________ for the test, so you were very nervous.

• hasn't been stydying

• hadn't studyed

• hadn't studied

• weren't studying

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Sam _________ in San Diego a week ago.

• arrived

• have arrived

• has arrived

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A: Did you like the movie "Star Wars?"

B: I don't know. I ___________ that movie.

• haven't seen

• didn't see

• don't see

• haven't saw

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If you ..... a word, you look it up in a dictionary.

• know

• doesn't know

• don't know

• wouldn't know

Multiple Choice

If Steven .... busy, he won't talk to us

• is

• isn't

• are

• was

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We ...... you if you shout.

• would hear

• heard

• will hear

• hears

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You ....... visiting your friends when we was at your ho

• was

• were

• are

• is

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We were ................ around the park

• climb

• doesn`t run

• running

• is eating

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Water ... if you heat it up to 100ºC

• boils

• boiling

• boiles

• will boil

Multiple Choice

We ____ (play) video games yesterday at 3 o'clock.

• were play

• was playing

• were playing

• was play

Multiple Choice

The boys ........ play hockey if it rains

• will

• won't

• wouldn't

• aren't

Multiple Choice

If you press this button, you ..... your computer

• switches off

• will switch off

• switch off

• 'd switch off

Multiple Choice

Stranger :Excuse me _______ where the nearest post office?

Carly : Follow this way until second traffict light. It is on your left beside Padang restaurant.

Stranger : Thank you

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is …

• Can I help you find

• Could I tell you the way

• Could you come with me

• Could you show me

Multiple Choice

Where is the drugstore?

• Across from the bank
• Next to the school
• Between the post office and cinema
• In front of the library

Multiple Choice

Can you show where is the police station?

• Go Straight ahead, go past the roundabout. It's on the right. 
• Go straight ahead, Turn left. It's next to the cinema

Multiple Choice

Take the first street on the left. Go down the street. Turn on the right. Take the next street on the right. Go straight on and cross the road. Go straight on. It's in front of you on the other side of the road. Where are you?

• Train Station

• Italian restaurant

• Bar

Multiple Choice

• cross

• go past

• turn left

• turn right

Multiple Choice

• turn left

• at the corner of

• go past

• cross the road

Multiple Choice

______________ the elderly . (take care)

• look into

• look after

• look out

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The car _____ in the middle of the road.

• broke down

• broke off

Multiple Choice

Read and choose the correct answer.

My little sister always ... me in the drawer when we play hide and seek. I could never fit in there! (search)

• looks for

• finds out

• hangs out

Multiple Choice

Read and choose the correct answer.

I want to ... piano lessons because they are difficult, but my mom says I can't quit.

• give in

• carry on

• give up

Multiple Choice

Read and choose the correct answer.

The third grade kids don't ... with the second graders. We have different personalities.

• give up

• cheer up

• hang out

Multiple Choice

What does it mean to say that something costs an arm and a leg?

• It costs a few limbs.

• It's free.

• It costs a lot of money.

Multiple Choice

Deandra didn’t go to school because she was sick. Deandra...

• cut her teacher some slack.

• killed two birds with one stone.

• was under the weather.

Multiple Choice

You will get into hot water when going out for no particular reason.

• get into trouble

• stay safe

• fall into disuse

• remain calm

Multiple Choice

BREAK A LEG!

• Don't cheat!

• I hope you break your bones.

• Good luck!

• Watch where you are walking.

Multiple Choice

It is RAINING CATS AND DOGS!

• It's been raining all day.

• It's raining a lot.

• It's not raining.

• There are scattered thunderstorms.

Multiple Choice

I was about to go on stage and had BUTTERFLIES IN MY STOMACH.

• sick

• bugs crawled inside of me

• mad

• nervous

Multiple Choice

Piece of Cake

• Something is easy

• Chocolate cake

• Birthday cake

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I'm all ears

• A bunch of ears

• You have my full attention

• Full of noise

Multiple Choice

Hold your horses

• In trouble

• Holding my horse still

• Wait a minute

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brave, fearless

• determined
• courageous
• persistent

Multiple Choice

giving to or sharing with others freely

• perseverant
• determined
• generous

Multiple Choice

A polite character would:

• Not hold the door for someone.

• Say please and thank you.

• Be cruel to others.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a negative character trait?

• creative
• cooperative
• adventerous
• cruel

Multiple Choice

Andy saw his neighbor struggling to get his lawn mower running, so Andy went over to his neighbor’s house and filled up his lawn mower with gas. When it still wouldn’t start, Andy lent him his lawn mower.  What character trait does Andy demonstrate?

• Intelligent
• Helpful
• Hateful
• Nervous

Multiple Choice

David found a wallet on the ground. He opened up the wallet and saw an old woman’s ID card. David took the wallet to the woman’s house, and returned it to her.   What character trait does David demonstrate?

• Honest
• Friendly
• Irritated
• Fearless

​Dialogue Example: Receptionist: Good evening! Welcome to the Grand Hotel. How can I assist you today? Guest: Hi, I have a reservation under the name of Smith. Receptionist: Let me check that for you. Ah, yes, Mr. Smith. Could I see your identification, please? Guest: Sure, here's my passport. Receptionist: Thank you. Everything seems to be in order. You're all set to check in. Here's your room key. Guest: Great, thank you. Can you also tell me where I can hang out for a bit before heading to my room? Receptionist: Of course. You can relax in our lounge area just around the corner. Guest: Perfect, thanks. By the way, do you have any extra blankets? I'm feeling a bit under the weather today. Receptionist: I'm sorry to hear that. Yes, I'll have some extra blankets picked up to your room shortly. Guest: Thank you so much. Also, what time is breakfast tomorrow? Receptionist: Breakfast starts at 7 AM, but if you need to hit the sack early, we can arrange for a breakfast tray to be sent to your room. Guest: That sounds great. I appreciate your help. Receptionist: No problem at all. If you need anything else during your stay, don't hesitate to hold your horses and let us know. Guest: Will do. Thanks again

Open Ended

Write a dialogue (about 5-6 exchanges) between a hotel receptionist and a guest checking in. Use the phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions given in the box to help you: check in, hang out, take off, look for, pick up, under the weather, be in hot water, hit the sack, hold your horses ( you can see the example in the previous slide)