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Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 27mins
Complete the dialogue.
Dialogue 1
William: Can you come round for a meal tonight?
Pat: Thanks very much. _______ I haven’t met you for a long time.
I wish I were
I doubt it.
I’d love to.
That looks good.
Complete the dialogue.
Dialogue 2
Student: What do I have to do if I want to withdraw from the course?
Teacher: If you want to _____ the course, you have to go to the College Office.
drop
take
complete
attend
Complete the dialogue.
Situation: At a canteen, Surasak is talking to Jane, an exchange student from Canada.
Surasak: Hi, is this seat free?
Jane: Yes, of course. Please have a seat.
Surasak: Thanks. A._____________.
Jane: Oh yes, very hot but nice. I quite like it. It's freezing in Canada where I come from. B____, my name is Jane. I'm an exchange student and it's my first day at school.
Surasak: C______. I'm Surasak. I'm a student here. Welcome to school. D.___________
Jane: Yes, it is. I still have a lot to learn here.
Surasak: I see. E.______________
Jane: I hope so too. Thanks.
A. How is it going?
A. Hot day, isn't it?
A. Why do you like hot weather?
A. You like this school, don't you?
Complete the dialogue.
Situation: At a canteen, Surasak is talking to Jane, an exchange student from Canada.
Surasak: Hi, is this seat free?
Jane: Yes, of course. Please have a seat.
Surasak: Thanks. A._____________.
Jane: Oh yes, very hot but nice. I quite like it. It's freezing in Canada where I come from. B____, my name is Jane. I'm an exchange student and it's my first day at school.
Surasak: C______. I'm Surasak. I'm a student here. Welcome to school. D.___________
Jane: Yes, it is. I still have a lot to learn here.
Surasak: I see. E.______________
Jane: I hope so too. Thanks.
B. Actually
B. By the way
B. Sorry to interrupt
B. Excuse me
Complete the dialogue.
Situation: At a canteen, Surasak is talking to Jane, an exchange student from Canada.
Surasak: Hi, is this seat free?
Jane: Yes, of course. Please have a seat.
Surasak: Thanks. A._____________.
Jane: Oh yes, very hot but nice. I quite like it. It's freezing in Canada where I come from. B____, my name is Jane. I'm an exchange student and it's my first day at school.
Surasak: C______. I'm Surasak. I'm a student here. Welcome to school. D.___________
Jane: Yes, it is. I still have a lot to learn here.
Surasak: I see. E.______________
Jane: I hope so too. Thanks.
C. Haven't seen you lately.
C. The pleasure is mine.
C. I'm fine, thank you.
C. Nice to meet you.
Complete the dialogue.
Situation: At a canteen, Surasak is talking to Jane, an exchange student from Canada.
Surasak: Hi, is this seat free?
Jane: Yes, of course. Please have a seat.
Surasak: Thanks. A._____________.
Jane: Oh yes, very hot but nice. I quite like it. It's freezing in Canada where I come from. B____, my name is Jane. I'm an exchange student and it's my first day at school.
Surasak: C______. I'm Surasak. I'm a student here. Welcome to school. D.___________
Jane: Yes, it is. I still have a lot to learn here.
Surasak: I see. E.______________
Jane: I hope so too. Thanks.
D. Is it your first time in Thailand?
D. . Have you visited any places in Thailand?
D. Can you teach me to speak English?
D. Do you have a host family yet?
Complete the dialogue.
Situation: At a canteen, Surasak is talking to Jane, an exchange student from Canada.
Surasak: Hi, is this seat free?
Jane: Yes, of course. Please have a seat.
Surasak: Thanks. A._____________.
Jane: Oh yes, very hot but nice. I quite like it. It's freezing in Canada where I come from. B____, my name is Jane. I'm an exchange student and it's my first day at school.
Surasak: C______. I'm Surasak. I'm a student here. Welcome to school. D.___________
Jane: Yes, it is. I still have a lot to learn here.
Surasak: I see. E.______________
Jane: I hope so too. Thanks.
E. It was nice talking to you.
E. I'm sure you will have a lot of assignments at school.
E. I hope you enjoy your stay in Thailand.
E. Learning Thai is difficult.
Find the same meaning of underlined word
Generally, forgiveness is a decision to let go of resentment and thoughts of revenge.
anger
obsession
contradiction
assumption
Find the same meaning of underlined word
The engineer was scrupulous about safety of all workmen.
aggressive
savage
punctilious
benevolent
Find the same meaning of underlined word
Despite her blindness, there is no impediment to Jane's career as a vocalist.
incentive
hindrance
improvising
achievement
Complete the sentence
John______ a hardware shop in a small village for five years before he moved to the city.
runs
has run
had been running
has been running
Complete the sentence
Montri, along with his friends, ________ from Chiangmai to Bangkok at the end of this year.
have been planning for cycling
is planning to cycle
plans for cycling
are planning to cycle
Complete the sentence
Jane was able to finish the_______ in only two hours.
task of three-hour
three hours task
task for three hours
three-hour task
Complete the sentence
Ben wishes ________ awake to watch the comet last night.
he had stayed
that he stayed
that he was staying
that he should stay
Complete the sentence
If we take a bus, the admissions office_______ by the time we get to the university.
is closing
will have closed
has already been closed
had already been closed
which is incorrect
While Japanese 1.companies and technology were strong, they 2.were shifting production overseas to more 3.competitive regions such as Asia, Australia and the US. Japanese 4.grows and employment were dismissal.
1.companies
2.were shifting
3.competitive
4.grows
which is incorrect
The company 1.has started manufacturing in medical 2.products in 1971 and 3.received an award for export performance in 4.medical products in 1984. By 1994 international sales accounted for 90 percent of the company's health-care revenue.
1.has started
2.products
3.received an award
4.medical products
which is incorrect
Critics argued that the company 1 did not want to give up its dealer arrangements 2.because the 3.high possibility that these retailers 4.would fail without its assistance.
1 did not want
2.because
3.high possibility
4.would fail
Complete the sentence
If only you had stayed at home last night, you ………….. .
would have met her
would not have met her
have met her
not have met her
Complete the sentence
While I ………….. for the bus I ………….. two masked men running out.
waited, saw
am waiting, see
was waiting, see
was waiting, saw
Read and choose correct answer
Quieting the Mind
Meditation is an exercise in quieting the mind. Meditation can help restore mental balance leading to a feeling of happiness and contentment.
Think of the brain as a faucet where the water is constantly flowing. The flowing "water" is our thoughts about such things as the never-ending list of tasks that we have to do, should do, didn't do, and might do. Stopping the flow of these thoughts and slowing down the mind is the goal of meditation. By turning off the faucet, a person who practices meditation can attain clearer thinking, improved health, and a greater understanding of their own goals.
When one first sits down to meditate, it may seem as though one's mind is racing at 100 miles a minute. One thinks of the report that needs to be turned in, the dishes that haven't been done, and the countless other problems in life that unconsciously stream in. This is because when meditating, one finally realizes how active the mind actually is. The focus must then be taken away from these thoughts and centered instead on breathing in deeply through the nostrils and out through the mouth. Although it seems simple to "just breathe," in reality, it is easier said than done. Blocking out external thoughts takes a great deal of effort. By sitting in an upright position with legs folded and thumbs just barely touching the index fingers, meditation can bring relaxation and inner peace. All thoughts of the things that should, could, and would be fade away as the mind is quieted.
What can be achieved via meditation?
Thoughts can be sped up.
A person can easily fall asleep.
Peace and calm can be achieved.
The body can move faster.
Read and choose correct answer
Quieting the Mind
Meditation is an exercise in quieting the mind. Meditation can help restore mental balance leading to a feeling of happiness and contentment.
Think of the brain as a faucet where the water is constantly flowing. The flowing "water" is our thoughts about such things as the never-ending list of tasks that we have to do, should do, didn't do, and might do. Stopping the flow of these thoughts and slowing down the mind is the goal of meditation. By turning off the faucet, a person who practices meditation can attain clearer thinking, improved health, and a greater understanding of their own goals.
When one first sits down to meditate, it may seem as though one's mind is racing at 100 miles a minute. One thinks of the report that needs to be turned in, the dishes that haven't been done, and the countless other problems in life that unconsciously stream in. This is because when meditating, one finally realizes how active the mind actually is. The focus must then be taken away from these thoughts and centered instead on breathing in deeply through the nostrils and out through the mouth. Although it seems simple to "just breathe," in reality, it is easier said than done. Blocking out external thoughts takes a great deal of effort. By sitting in an upright position with legs folded and thumbs just barely touching the index fingers, meditation can bring relaxation and inner peace. All thoughts of the things that should, could, and would be fade away as the mind is quieted.
Why might people find meditation difficult?
Opening up your heart isn't easy.
It's a time to unwind and relax.
There are too many people looking at you.
Thoughts are constantly coming in.
Read and choose correct answer
Quieting the Mind
Meditation is an exercise in quieting the mind. Meditation can help restore mental balance leading to a feeling of happiness and contentment.
Think of the brain as a faucet where the water is constantly flowing. The flowing "water" is our thoughts about such things as the never-ending list of tasks that we have to do, should do, didn't do, and might do. Stopping the flow of these thoughts and slowing down the mind is the goal of meditation. By turning off the faucet, a person who practices meditation can attain clearer thinking, improved health, and a greater understanding of their own goals.
When one first sits down to meditate, it may seem as though one's mind is racing at 100 miles a minute. One thinks of the report that needs to be turned in, the dishes that haven't been done, and the countless other problems in life that unconsciously stream in. This is because when meditating, one finally realizes how active the mind actually is. The focus must then be taken away from these thoughts and centered instead on breathing in deeply through the nostrils and out through the mouth. Although it seems simple to "just breathe," in reality, it is easier said than done. Blocking out external thoughts takes a great deal of effort. By sitting in an upright position with legs folded and thumbs just barely touching the index fingers, meditation can bring relaxation and inner peace. All thoughts of the things that should, could, and would be fade away as the mind is quieted.
Just breathing may seem like an easy task, but _______________.
it is harder to achieve than one might think
only a small percentage of the population can do it
it takes up to 10 minutes to accomplish
one must fold their legs and touch their thumbs to do it properly
Complete the sentence
Manus turned on the fan _________ the room was hot.
besides
despite
even though
because
Complete the sentence
Danielle often has to _______ his kid brothers and sisters when his parents go out.
hold back
look upon
look after
keep up
Complete the sentence
After _______ in Vientiane for a while, we _______ to love it.
we live / started
living / started
lived / start
we have lived / started
Complete the sentence
It’s nice to see you look _______ today, Pui. What makes you so happy?
ambitious
moody
cheerful
conscientious
Complete the sentence
Ice cream melts unless you _________ in the fridge.
would keep
keep
wouldn’t keep
don’t keep
Complete the sentence
Each one of the _______ was given a piece of paper. Each _______ wrote about their future plans.
child / child
child / children
children / child
children / children
Complete the sentence
Nuch used to ______ to Phuket when she was young.
went
go
going
going to go
