LEVEL A1 TEST

I......... 25 years old.

• have

• am

• has

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'am' because it is the appropriate form of the verb 'to be' used with the first person singular subject 'I'. The sentence correctly states the speaker's age.

My name......... Robert.

• are

• called

• is

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because it correctly completes the sentence as 'My name is Robert.' The word 'are' is incorrect for singular subjects, and 'called' does not fit the grammatical structure here.

"Are you busy?" - "Yes, .

• I've

• I have

• I'm

Answer explanation

The correct response is "I'm" because it is a contraction of "I am," which fits the context of confirming being busy. "I've" (I have) and "I have" do not appropriately complete the sentence.

What are ......... names?

Answer explanation

Names are identifiers used to distinguish individuals, places, or things. They can be personal names, brand names, or geographical names, serving as a way to refer to entities in communication.

We're students. That's......... classroom.

• us

• our

• is

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'our' because it indicates possession, showing that the classroom belongs to us, the students. 'Us' and 'is' do not fit grammatically in this context.

"What are those?" - ".. my pens."

• They is

• They're

• Those

• It's

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "They're" because it is a contraction of "they are," which fits the context of identifying the pens. "They is" is grammatically incorrect, while "Those" and "It's" do not convey the intended meaning.

There are 60 minutes in ......... hour.

• they

• them

• their

• is

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'is' because it correctly completes the sentence, indicating that there are 60 minutes in one hour. The other options do not fit grammatically in this context.

There are ......... apples in that bag.

• any

• some

• a

• an

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'some' because it indicates an unspecified quantity of apples, which fits the context. 'Any' suggests a question or uncertainty, while 'a' and 'an' are singular and do not match the plural 'apples'.

"Hello! How are you?"-".

• I'm fine

• I'm very fine

• Thanks

• an

Answer explanation

The response "I'm fine" is a common and appropriate reply to the greeting "Hello! How are you?" It conveys a positive sentiment without being overly enthusiastic, making it the best choice among the options.

I've got..... free time this afternoon.

• lots of

• any

• a lot

• a

Answer explanation

The phrase 'lots of' is the correct choice as it indicates a large amount of free time. 'Any' suggests uncertainty, 'a lot' is less informal, and 'a' is incomplete. Thus, 'lots of' fits best in this context.