WorksheetsEnglish Mid-Term Test 2nd Semester
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
The novel has 250 pages. The dictionary has 800 pages. The dictionary is . . . than the novel.
thickest
thinner
thicker
thinnest
Bella is the . . . girl I have ever met. She is kind to everyone.
nicer
nicest
more nice
most nice
The Taj Mahal in India is . . . than Prambanan temple in Central Java.
popular
popularer
more popular
most popular
Reporter : How many costumers in your bakery every day?
The bakery owner : Usually, there are 100 customers in the morning and 150 customers in the afternoon. So, there are . . . customers in the morning and . . . customers in the afternoon.
less – more
more – less
fewer – more
more – fewer
My book costs Rp. 50.000. Her book costs Rp. 70.000. His book costs Rp. 30.000.
His book is the most expensive of all
His book is as expensive as her book
Her book is the most expensive of all
Her book is the cheapest of all
Emily is 17 years old. Samantha is 15 years old. Ruby is 17 years old.
Emily is as old as Samantha
Samantha is older than Ruby.
Ruby is older than Emily
Emily is as old as Ruby
My mother bought 4 kilograms of apples and 3 kilograms of oranges.
The apples are lighter than the oranges.
The oranges are lighter than the apples.
The oranges are heavier than the apples.
The apples are as heavy as the oranges.
Which one is . . ., Mathematics or English?
difficult
difficulter
more difficult
as difficult as
I love Science. I think it is the . . . subject at the school.
Excitinger
Excitingest
More exciting
Most exciting
I have Rp. 100.000 in my wallet. My sister has Rp. 150.000 in her wallet.
I have more money than my siter.
I have fewer money than my sister.
My sister have the most money than me.
I have less money than my sister.
Willy: What is Ted doing?
Sam: He . . . Laskar Pelangi.
Willy: It’s a famous novel. I want to read it too.
is watching
is listening
is reading
is writing
Mrs. Smith: Where are our children? I can’t find them in the house.
Mr. Smith: The children . . . in the yard.
is playing badminton
are playing badminton
playing badminton
am playing badminton
Hellen: . . . he . . . Batman?
Jackson: No. He is watching Spiderman.
are – watching
is – watching
are – listening
is – listening
Mark: Where is your mother?
Anna: She is in the kitchen. She . . . a cake now.
are baking
are buying
is baking
is buying
Leo : Listen! The girls . . .
Dion : It’s a beautiful song.
is sleeping
are sleeping
is singing
are singing
Bryan: Hey, David! . . . you . . . something?
David: Yes, it’s a potato chip. It’s delicious.
is – eating
are – eating
is – reading
are – reading
Kelly . . . the floor now because it is dirty.
are sweeping
is sweeping
are riding
is riding
Daniel: Is Aldo buying shoes now?
Gabby: No, he . . . shoes, he is buying pants.
is buying
is not buying
are buying
are not buying
The people . . . the street.
is crossing
are crossing
am crossing
crossing
Paolo . . . singing. He is dancing. He cannot sing any songs.
is
is not
are
are not
Paula: Do you want coffee?
Rebecca: No, thanks. I . . . coffee. I like tea.
like
likes
don’t like
doesn’t like
Kimmy and Sandra . . . meat. They are vegetarian.
eat
eats
don’t eat
doesn’t eat
Ryan: . . . Martin always study every night?
Jean: Sure. He is diligent.
Does
Do
Is
Are
Lily is an energetic girl. She likes sports. She . . . every day and . . . badminton every week.
jogs – plays
jog - play
jogging – playing
jog – playing
Water . . . at 100 degrees Celsius.
boil
boils
freeze
freezes
Claudia . . . her hair twice a week.
washes
wash
washing
washed
The boys . . . football every day.
play
playing
plays
played
My parents . . . go to traditional market every day. They go there every weekend.
do
don’t
does
doesn’t
Selena and I are good friends. I . . . and she . . . me.
like – likes
likes – like
liking – liking
liked – liked
Gabriel: . . . the girls dance every day?
Robert: Off course.
do
does
doing
did
