Worksheets5th Teens- 20/11
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which of these are modals?
Might, may, should, will, would, have to
Might, may, should, will, would, haven't to
Might, may, will, would, have to
Might, may, should, will, would, not have to
I turned down the radio when my parents get angry, what's the meaning of this sentences?
The volume goes up
The volume goes down
The radio goes down
The radio goes up
If I start a formal letter with "Dear Sir or Madam", I finish with...
Your faithfully
Yours sincerely
Yours faithfully
Your sincerely
"I'm not into rock music" - What's the right answer?
All are correct
Neither am I
Me, niether
Neither I am
What are the symptoms of flu?
Fever, stomachache and runny nose
Hayever, headache and runny nose
Fever, headache and runny nose
Fever and runny nose
What is good advice for spots?
wash your face every hour
eat junk food
wash your hands every day
put a special cream on them every day
What's the difference between damage and hurt?
Damage is an adverb and hurt is a verb
Damage is a noun and hurt is a verb
They are not different
Damage is a verb and hurt is a adjective
"Bugs love high temperatures si they are going to spread faster than ever"- What's the meaning of this?
We make predictions based on evidence in the present situation
We make predictions based on evidence in the future
We make uncertain predictions based in the past
We make certain predictions based in the past
"Smoking is not allowed in this building". Find a similar sentence.
Visitors may smoke
Visitors must not smoke.
Visitors are permitted to smoke
Visitors have to smoke
The biggest environmental problems are...
Climate change and poaching
Over-fishing and climate change
Climate change and global warming
Air pollution and global warming
We use the first conditional to talk about...
Impossible situations in the future
Possible situations in the future
Possible situations in the present
Impossible situations in the present
Which of these is correct?
"Some species may soon disappear, if we don't get rid of the toads"
"Some species must soon disappear, if we don't get rid of the toads"
"Some species may soon disappear, if we don't got rid of the toads"
"Some species may soon disappear, if we got rid of the toads"
What are creepy crawlies?
Deadly animals
Poisonous animals
Insects, spiders and snakes
Insects
"Delays, crowds, tickets, hotels, queues"- What am I talking about?
Vacations
Holidays
Transport
Journeys
We use the passive voice when...
We are familiar with the doer of the action
We do not know the doer of the action
All answers are correct
All answers are incorrect
If I have a problem with my bag, where do I go?
Security control
Baggage reclaim
Check-in desk
Customs
We use the second conditional for...
Imaginary situations
All answers are correct
Unreal situations
A present situations whish is not true
We use "THE" for geographical names for...
countries, rivers, seas, oceans and mountain ranges
rivers, seas, oceans and mountain ranges
rivers, seas and mountain ranges
rivers, seas, oceans, mountains and mountain ranges
Lisa and Kim are both very sociable. Find a similar sentence.
Lisa is more sociable as Kim.
Lisa is as sociable as Kim.
Lisa is more sociable than Kim.
Lisa isn't as sociable as Kim.
Which of these are correct?
We use which or who when we talk about people
We only use which or that when we talk about places
We only use which when we talk about things
We use which or that when we talk about things
Which of this is true?
All are true
We can leave out the relative pronoun when it comes before a noun
We can leave out the relative pronoun when it comes before a pronoun
We can't leave out the relative pronoun when it comes before a verb
I'm a very short person. The shelves in my house are put really high. Which of these is true?
I'm not too tall to reach the shelf.
I'm not tall enough to reach the shelf.
I'm too tall to reach the shelf.
I'm tall enough to reach the shelf.
"Clean your room now!"- In reported speech...
She told me to clean my room then.
She told me not to clean my room then.
She told me to clean my room now.
She said me to clean my room then.
He told me he had been reading for two hours there. In direct speech...
"I was reading for two hours there"
"I've been reading for two hours there"
"I've been reading for two hours here"
"I was reading for two hours here"
