English Proficiency Assessment

What does 'happy' mean?

• A condition of being bored and uninterested.

• A state of extreme anger.

• A state of well-being and contentment.

• A feeling of sadness and despair.

Choose the correct form: She (go) to school every day.

• go

• goed

• going

• goes

Read the sentence: 'The cat is on the roof.' What is the subject?

• the house

• the cat and the roof

• the cat

• the roof

Listen to the audio and write down what you hear.

• Audio is too quiet to hear.

• The audio is in a different language.

• I can hear the audio clearly.

• Unable to transcribe audio.

How do you say 'thank you' in English?

• thank you very much

• appreciate it

• thank you

• thanks a lot

Fill in the blank: I (not like) broccoli.

• do like

• does not like

• do not like

• not likes

What is the opposite of 'big'?

• small

• enormous

• massive

• huge

Read the paragraph and summarize it in one sentence.

• Summaries should be lengthy and detailed.

• Clear communication is not important in casual conversations.

• Summarizing information concisely and accurately is essential for clear communication.

• Summarizing is only necessary for academic writing.

Listen to the conversation and answer: Where are they going?

• They are going to a restaurant.

• They are going to a movie theater.

• They are going to the beach.

• They are going to the park.

What is the past tense of 'run'?

• runned

• runed

• raned

• ran