Free Printable OE Practice Test 2

1.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

eraser

b)

scissors

c)

sharpener

d)

glue

2.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

eraser

b)

scissors

c)

sharpener

d)

glue

3.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

eraser

b)

scissors

c)

sharpener

d)

glue

4.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

eraser

b)

scissors

c)

sharpener

d)

glue

5.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

shorts

b)

shirt

c)

sweater

d)

skirt

6.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

shorts

b)

shirt

c)

sweater

d)

skirt

7.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

shorts

b)

shirt

c)

sweater

d)

skirt

8.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

shorts

b)

shirt

c)

sweater

d)

skirt

9.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

bat

b)

goggles

c)

skates

d)

racket

10.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

bat

b)

goggles

c)

skates

d)

racket

11.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

bat

b)

goggles

c)

skates

d)

racket

12.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

bat

b)

goggles

c)

skates

d)

racket

13.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

pizza

b)

ice cream

c)

hamburger

d)

noodles

14.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

pizza

b)

ice cream

c)

hamburger

d)

noodles

15.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

pizza

b)

ice cream

c)

hamburger

d)

noodles

16.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

pizza

b)

ice cream

c)

hamburger

d)

noodles

17.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

high heels

b)

trainers

c)

flip flops

d)

boots

18.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

high heels

b)

trainers

c)

flip flops

d)

boots

19.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

high heels

b)

trainers

c)

flip flops

d)

boots

20.

Choose the correct word for the picture

a)

high heels

b)

trainers

c)

flip flops

d)

boots

21.

Odd one out

a)

biggest

b)

fastest

c)

smaller

d)

highest

22.

Odd one out

a)

intelligent

b)

smart

c)

friendly

d)

bright

23.

Odd one out

a)

ship

b)

boat

c)

truck

d)

ferry

24.

Odd one out

a)

rain

b)

snow

c)

cloud

d)

windy

25.

Odd one out

a)

tiny

b)

big

c)

large

d)

huge

26.

Odd one out

a)

mother

b)

cousin

c)

neighbor

d)

niece

27.

Odd one out

a)

hat

b)

cap

c)

helmet

d)

jumper

28.

Odd one out

a)

chick

b)

pony

c)

cow

d)

lamb

29.

Odd one out

a)

king

b)

queen

c)

castle

d)

princess

30.

Odd one out

a)

river

b)

lake

c)

countryside

d)

sea

31.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

tables

b)

rose

c)

class

d)

bags

32.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

six

b)

lakes

c)

rice

d)

cooks

33.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

manage

b)

bridge

c)

fight

d)

luggage

34.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

three

b)

trash

c)

try

d)

true

35.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

shine

b)

mouse

c)

sheep

d)

shout

36.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

fine

b)

photo

c)

pet

d)

funny

37.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

mood

b)

book

c)

food

d)

tooth

38.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

born

b)

first

c)

burn

d)

learn

39.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

date

b)

wait

c)

bake

d)

back

40.

Choose the word whose underlined and bolded part is pronounced differently from the others.

a)

banana

b)

apple

c)

about

d)

mad

41.

Find the mistake in the sentences.

There mother is called Mary. She’s really friendly.

a)

There

b)

called

c)

She's

d)

friendly

42.

Find the mistake in the sentences:

Mike didn’t went to school yesterday. He stayed home with the flu.

a)

didn't

b)

went

c)

stayed

d)

flu

43.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

My friends’ and I decided to stay home and study for our exam.

a)

friends'

b)

decided

c)

study

d)

for

44.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

The Porsche is much more expensive then the BMW.

a)

much

b)

more

c)

expensive

d)

then

45.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

My neighbours keep parking in front off my house and I cannot get to my front door!

a)

parking

b)

off

c)

cannot

d)

to

46.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

How often do you go to the cinema? I going to the cinema once a week.

a)

do

b)

go

c)

going

d)

once

47.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

My brother wants to be an astronaut when he grew up.

a)

wants

b)

astronaut

c)

when

d)

grew

48.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

You’re family is from Ho Chi Minh City! So is mine.

a)

You're

b)

from

c)

so

d)

my

49.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

Mary stoped playing the piano. She wants to learn the violin now.

a)

stoped

b)

playing

c)

learn

d)

violin

50.

Find the mistake in the sentence:

I like all kinds of food but chicken are my favourite.

a)

all

b)

kinds

c)

but

d)

are

51.

Choose the correct sentence.

a)

My best friend lives in American.

b)

My best friend live in America.

c)

My best friend lives in America.

d)

My best friend live in American.

52.

Choose the correct sentence.

a)

He’s Thai but he lives in London.

b)

His Thai but he lives in London.

c)

He’s Thailandese but he live in London.

d)

His Thailandese but he live in London.

53.

Choose the correct sentence.

a)

This Indian food is much to spicy.

b)

This Indian food is to much spicy.

c)

This Indian food is too much spicy.

d)

This Indian food is much too spicy.

54.

Choose the correct sentence.

a)

I eat pizza with my family right now.

b)

I ate pizza with my family right now.

c)

I’m eating pizza with my family right now.

d)

I’m eat pizza with my family right now.

55.

Choose the correct sentence.

a)

She won the English Olympics. She must be happy.

b)

She win the English Olympics. She must be happy.

c)

She won English Olympics. She must to be happy.

d)

She won the English Olympics. She must being happy.

56.

A rhinoceros can _______________ up to 2720 kilograms.

a)

weight

b)

be weigh

c)

weigh

d)

weighing

57.

Elephants are the _______________ land mammals in the world.

a)

largest

b)

larger

c)

most large

d)

larger than

58.

Laslo Biro, a Hungarian newspaper editor, _______________ the ballpoint pen.

a)

invited

b)

discovered

c)

invented

d)

invents

59.

An ostrich’s brain is _______________ than its eye.

a)

smallest

b)

smaller

c)

as smaller

d)

more small

60.

Dogs can only remember things _______________ two minutes.

a)

in

b)

on

c)

with

d)

for

61.

Mount Everest is the world’s tallest mountain, _______________ over 29,000 metres.

a)

measures

b)

measuring

c)

measure

d)

is measuring

62.

One of Marie Curie’s favourite foods _______________ dumplings.

a)

is

b)

like

c)

was

d)

liked

63.

A shark can _______________ 20,000 teeth in its lifetime.

a)

be grown

b)

growth

c)

grow

d)

grown

64.

If you were a puppy, you would have already ______________ question 60!

a)

forget

b)

forgotten

c)

forgetting

d)

remembered

65.

Leonardo da Vinci never went _______________ school.

a)

at

b)

to

c)

for

d)

in

66.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

66. Ruby was Thai.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

67.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

67. Ruby had lots of elephant friends at the zoo.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

68.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

68. Before she started painting, Ruby was really happy at the zoo.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

69.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

69. In the story, “brilliant” means terrible.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

70.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

70. Ruby hated painting.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

71.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

71. Ruby’s trainer helped her a lot.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

72.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

72. Most elephants aren’t smart enough to learn to paint.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

73.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

73. Ruby died of old age.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

74.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

74. All over the world, there are lots of elephants that can paint.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

75.

Read the text. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Ruby, the elephant, was born in Thailand. When she was only 7 months old, her owners shipped her to America. In Phoenix Zoo, her only roommates were some chickens and a goat. The zoo gave her food and everything she needed.

With no elephant companions and nothing to do, she was really bored and became more and more unhappy. The trainers at the zoo started to get worried about the young elephant.

One day the staff saw Ruby scratching the dirt with a stick and had a brilliant idea. They gave Ruby a paintbrush and some paints. Ruby picked up the supplies and started creating some wonderful pieces of art. As soon as she started painting, Ruby became much more cheerful.

With just a little bit of help from her trainer, Ruby became a painter with her own style. She produced many paintings that were very popular all over the world. Her most famous and expensive painting sold for $25,000.

Elephants have the brains to learn how to paint. However, just like people, not all of them have the interest or talent to turn it into a "career." Ruby was one of the few who did.

Ruby died from an infection in 1998 at the age of 25 - very young for an elephant.

There are very few elephant artists left in North America. In Asia, there are programmes trying to develop elephant artists. Money earned from the sale of their art goes towards protecting wild elephants.

75. In some parts of the world there are programmes to help elephants become successful painters.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

76.

Choose the word you do not need.

Most people go work eight hours a day.

a)

most

b)

people

c)

go

d)

a

77.

Choose the word you do not need.

People say cats have the nine lives.

a)

say

b)

have

c)

the

d)

lives

78.

Choose the word you do not need.

I ride my bike to the school every day.

a)

my

b)

to

c)

the

d)

every

79.

Choose the word you do not need.

I don’t like to studying science and history. My favourite subjects are Maths and English.

a)

like

b)

to

c)

and

d)

my

80.

Choose the word you do not need.

The blue whale is the largest in sea animal.

a)

blue

b)

is

c)

largest

d)

in

OE Practice Test 2

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

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