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STORM Quiz Competition Level 1

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. This fish is _________ delicious.

a)

really

b)

very

c)

completely

d)

all are correct

2.

1. Having ________ about your suggestion for a few days, I've decided to support the project.

a)

thinking

b)

thought

c)

think

d)

none of above

3.

Can you tell me when ________ leaving?

a)

is the plane

b)

does the plane

c)

the plane is

d)

was the plane

4.

The court ________ him to five years in prison.

a)

sent

b)

ordered

c)

sentenced

d)

punished

5.

He wouldn't be so successful now if he __________ so hard when he was at school.

a)

wouldn't have studied s at school.

b)

didn't study

c)

Won’t studied

d)

hadn't studied

6.

Nothing happened at the meeting, ________ it?

a)

did

b)

didn't

c)

does

d)

don't

7.

I don't know if I can do it but I'll ________ a go.

a)

make

b)

have

c)

give

d)

need

8.

The house will ________ at the end of the year.

a)

be sold

b)

be sell

c)

sold

d)

be selling

9.

_________ was at the party last night.

a)

Anybody

b)

Anyone

c)

Who

d)

Everybody

10.

Did you remember _________ the parcels?

a)

post

b)

to post

c)

posting

d)

to posting

11.

I'd rather you ________ to me like that in front of the customers

a)

weren't speaking

b)

not speak

c)

didn't speak

d)

none of above

12.

What does 'IELTS' (I - E - L - T - S) mean?

a)

International English Language Testing Style

b)

Intermediate English Language Teaching Schools

c)

International English Language Testing System

d)

Intensive English Language Training System

13.

Which module is taken on a separate day?

a)

Writing

b)

Reading

c)

Speaking

d)

Listening

14.

You won't forget to email those files, _______?

a)

will you

b)

can you

c)

won't you

d)

none of above

15.

When was the IELTS test first used?

a)

1899

b)

1989

c)

1998

d)

1997

16.

In the IELTS exam in speaking part 2 you are given a cue card.

a)

You have to talk about every point on the card.

b)

You must not talk about your own points, you could lose marks.

c)

You can either follow the points on the card or add your own ideas as long as they relate to the topic.

d)

Ask examiner what should I speak.

17.

In IELTS, especially reading and writing, what are the most important skills to have?

a)

Understanding how to use use paraphrasing and synonyms well.

b)

Understanding difficult grammar and vocabulary.

c)

Understanding how to use idioms and phrasal verbs.

d)

Understanding time management.

18.

In IELTS Speaking part 1, what is the examiner testing you on?

a)

Your ability to give an opinion and examples.

b)

Your ability to use formal or informal language.

c)

Your ability to speak many words.

d)

Your ability to speak freely without hesitation.

19.

In writing task 1 (academic), you should you write your opinion when describing a chart or graph.

a)

Yes definitely.

b)

No never.

c)

Depends on the type of chart or graph. chart or graph.

d)

None of above

20.

When giving examples and figures in essays they have to be real and accurate.

a)

You can make up examples and statistics as long as they look right.

b)

Yes the examples must be real, the examiner is going to check.

c)

No you can make up examples but don’t write any statistics.

d)

All are correct.

21.

You must use British English spelling and vocabulary in IELTS

a)

Only use British English as it is a British English exam.

b)

You can use British and American English and mix it up.

c)

You can use British and American English only in writing.

d)

You can use American or British English but keep it consistent.

22.

What stationery can you use for the IELTS writing exam?

a)

pencils, pens, and an eraser

b)

pens only

c)

pencils and erasers only

d)

Passport, pencils and erasers only