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WorksheetsTest 2014/15 School level
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 31mins
Where is Stonehenge located?
Suffolk
Wiltshire
Berkshire
Cheshire
Gibraltar has long been the subject of argument between the UK and
Portugal
Spain
Ireland
France
The capital of Scotland is
Glasgow
Edingurgh
Dundee
Aberdeen
The national symbol of Wales is
the daffodil
the thistle
the red rose
the shamrock
The national symbol of England is
the daffodil
the shamrock
the red rose
the thistle
The national symbol of Scotland is
the thistle
the red rose
the shamrock
the daffodil
The national symbol of Ireland is
the daffodil
the red rose
the thistle
the shamrock
To see Alcatraz Island, which was a federal prison, you need to go to:
San Diego
San Francisco
San Antonio
Santa Fe
Ben Navis, the highest peak of the British Isles, is in:
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
England
Which country did the USA buy Alaska from?
China
France
Canada
Russia
New South Wales is in
England
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
After retiring my father ........ ......... fishing to keep himself occupied.
took up
took off
set down
take back
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
she argued with her parents because she decided to ....... ........ of college.
drop in
drop out
take up
take back
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
The funfair was ........ ......... because of the accident.
closed down
closed up
set down
dropped out
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
Why did you ......... ......... without saying goodbye?
take back
clear out
set down
take off
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
you wouldn’t believe who ........ ........ at my place yesterday.
dropped in
took off
set down
took back
Complete the sentence with a suitable PHRASAL VERB:
Could you please ............. me ............ at the bus stop?
set down
take back
drop out
drop in
Complete the mini-dialogues:
I’m moving to Australia next month.
Cheers then
Blast it!
You lucky thing!
It’s a deal!
Complete the mini-dialogues:
Oh, no, you’ve destroyed my best suit!
Blast it!
Not at all
Just let me see if he’s in
You’ve lost me
Complete the mini-dialogues:
Ok, so see you tomorrow?
Shall we?
Sure, go ahead
No, no yet, just a minute
Cheers then
Complete the mini-dialogues:
How about a good film?
Not at all
Cheers then
A bit
That sounds great!
Complete the mini-dialogues:
Do you mind it if Imvisit you tonight?
Not at all
You lucky thing!
Cheers then
You’ve lost me
Complete the mini-dialogues:
There are a couple of things I’d like to ask you about.
Sure, go ahead.
It’s a deal
Shall we?
A bit
Complete the sentence with one word.
If you ......... over splits milk, you despair over something that can’t be changed.
slip
sound
bundle
cry
Complete the sentence with one word.
if someone loses their job, they are a/an ............ of nerves.
bundle
sound
make
slip
Complete the sentence with one word.
if you ......... the bull by the horns, you face a difficult situation bravely.
take
make
do
slip
Complete the sentence with one word.
If you .......... on thin ice , you are in a risky position.
skate
slip
bundle
make
Complete the sentence with one word.
If you .......... a mountain out of a molehill, you pay too much attention to trivial things.
take
do
make
sound
Complete the sentence with one word.
If a missing child is found safe and ............. , they are alive and healthy.
sound
slip
safe
secure
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
It was wrong of you to take that money. HAVE
You needn’t have taken the money.
You shouldn’t have taken the money.
You can’t have taken the money.
You didn’t need to take the money.
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
As soon as I left, I realized I’d forgotten the keys. THAN
No sooner had I left than I realized I’d forgotten the keys.
No sooner I had left than I realized I’d forgotten the keys.
No sooner I left than I had realized I’d forgotten the keys.
No sooner had I left than I had realized I’d forgotten the keys.
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
I don’t like it when people stare at me. STARED
I don’t like staring at people.
I don’t like being stared at.
I don’t like people staring at me.
I don’t like when people stare at me.
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
Have you got the keys? ASKED
She asked me if I have got the keys.
She asked me if I had the keys.
She asked me have I got the keys.
She asked me if I had had the keys.
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
My mum made me feel bad about what I’d done. MADE
I was made feel bad about what I’d done.
I was made to feel bad about what I’d done.
I was made feeling bad about what I’d done.
I was made to feeling bad about what I’d done.
Complete the second sentence with the word in CAPITALS so that it means the same as the first sentence.
My exam starts at 8 tomorrow morning. TAKING
At 8 tomorrow morning I will be taking my exam.
At 8 tomorrow morning I will have taken my exam.
At 8 tomorrow morning I will have been taking my exam.
At 8 tomorrow morning I am taking my exam.
