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Cambridge L6 Test Units 10 to 12 Teens4

Total questions: 78

Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Your room is a mess. Please clear it ...

a)

away the shopping.

b)

the floor.

c)

up before you go out.

2.

It hasn’t rained for ages. We

need to water ...

a)

the plants.

b)

the floor.

c)

up before you go out.

3.

Dad’s back from the

supermarket. Help him put ...

a)

the table.

b)

away the shopping.

c)

the dishwasher.

4.

After dinner, I have to load ...

a)

the dishwasher.

b)

the plants

c)

away the shopping.

5.

The towels are dry. I’d like you

to fold ...

a)

it again.

b)

them please.

c)

up before you go out.

6.

You’ve spilled the milk next to

your cup. Please wipe ...

a)

the floor.

b)

them please.

c)

the table when you finish.

7.

There’s rice everywhere. You’ll

have to sweep ...

a)

the dishwasher.

b)

it again.

c)

the floor.

8.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


We don’t have to wear a school uniform. We ... wear what we want to school.

a)

are allowed to

b)

let

9.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


I have to tidy up my room before school. My mum ... me do it.

a)

makes

b)

lets

c)

allows

10.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


On Saturday nights I don’t have to be home until late. My parents ... me stay out late.

a)

let

b)

make

c)

allow

11.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


My sister has got an amazing laptop but she never ... me use it.

a)

makes

b)

lets

c)

allows

12.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


My brother has just passed his driving test but he ... to drive my parents’ car.

a)

isn't allowed

b)

isn't let

13.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


If we don’t do our homework, our teacher ... us stay after school and do it then.

a)

makes

b)

lets

c)

allows

14.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


Are you ... to stay in bed all morning or do you have to get up for breakfast?

a)

allowed

b)

let

c)

made

15.

Complete the sentences with make, let and be allowed to in the correct form.


Does your mum ... you do your homework as soon as you get home?

a)

make

b)

let

c)

allow

16.

My brother’s wallet ... as he was getting off the bus.

a)

stole

b)

was stolen

17.

I ... €20 from the cashpoint yesterday and I’ve spent it

already.

a)

took out

b)

was taken out

18.

I can’t go by bike because it ... right now.

a)

’s fixing

b)

’s being fixed

19.

I ... everything, can I go out with my friends now?

a)

’ve eaten up

b)

’ve been eaten up

20.

You ... for breaking the plates.

a)

should apologise

b)

should be apologised

21.

Some water ... on the floor.

a)

has spilled

b)

has been spilled

22.

The World Cup ... by millions of people all over the world.

a)

watches

b)

is watched

23.

don’t think we ... so much homework.

a)

should give

b)

should be given

24.

My mum often washes the glasses ... hand. She doesn’t put them in the dishwasher.

a)

by

b)

in

c)

on

25.

Our teacher saw us using our mobiles so she asked us to hand them ... .

a)

over

b)

in

c)

by

26.

I often walk hand ... hand with my friends.

a)

in

b)

by

c)

out

27.

There are many good reasons to go by bike. ... the one hand, it keeps you fit and healthy.

a)

On

b)

In

c)

By

28.

But ... the other hand, cycling can be dangerous if there’s a lot of traffic.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

by

29.

You’ll need to hand ... your homework before 5 pm on Friday.

a)

in

b)

out

c)

over

30.

The teacher handed ... the exam and told us we had 45 minutes to complete it.

a)

out

b)

in

c)

over

31.

The hotel receptionist asked us to hand ... the room key every time we went out.

a)

in

b)

out

c)

by

32.

You can’t have a new mobile. You ... three phones.

a)

‘ve already broken

b)

‘ve already been breaking

33.

I’m exhausted. I ... all day.

a)

‘ve studied

b)

‘ve been studying

34.

My sister gets on really well with our neighbour but they ... each other for six months.

a)

‘ve known

b)

‘ve been knowing

35.

What a wonderful smell! What ... ?

a)

have you cooked

b)

have you been cooking

36.

How many matches ... this year?

a)

has your team won

b)

has your team been winning

37.

You can’t be tired. We ... for very long.

a)

haven’t run

b)

haven’t been running

38.

I saw your brother with your dad’s car. How long ... ?

a)

has he driven

b)

has he been driving

39.

Don’t finish the cake! Mum ... a piece yet.

a)

hasn’t had

b)

hasn’t been having

40.

We can go out now that our exams are finally ... an end.

a)

at

b)

on

c)

for

41.

In the winter, it can rain for days ... end.

a)

on

b)

at

c)

to

42.

Please put an end ... your arguing. Make friends!

a)

to

b)

on

c)

at

43.

Help yourself to more. There’s no end ... food here.

a)

of

b)

in

c)

at

44.

The rain put an end ... our barbecue. We had to eat inside.

a)

to

b)

on

c)

at

45.

My brother loves playing the guitar. He can play ... hours on end.

a)

for

b)

by

c)

at

46.

We aren’t very pleased with our new computer. We’ve had no end ... trouble with it.

a)

of

b)

in

c)

at

47.

The book I’m reading has 600 pages but I’m nearly ... the end.

a)

at

b)

on

c)

in

48.

My best friend’s ... . She always thinks that everything will be fine.

a)

optimistic

b)

pessimistic

c)

easygoing

49.

My sister often shouts at me for no reason. She’s quite ... .

a)

bad-tempered

b)

unreliable

c)

pessimistic

50.

Some of my friends are often late or they don’t appear at all. They’re ... .

a)

unreliable

b)

insensitive

c)

mean

51.

His brother is great. He loves doing everything and he never gets upset. He’s so ... .

a)

easygoing

b)

thoughtful

c)

optimistic

52.

I don’t think we’ll win the final. I’m feeling quite ... about it.

a)

pessimistic

b)

unreliable

c)

thoughtful

53.

Thank you for phoning me when I was ill. That was very ... of you.

a)

thoughtful

b)

easygoing

c)

sensitive

54.

Why don’t you share your snacks? Stop being so ... .

a)

mean

b)

unreliable

c)

insensitive

55.

Stop laughing! He’s really sad about his broken bike. Don’t be so ... .

a)

insensitive

b)

mean

c)

pessimistic

56.

My uncle always gives us lovely presents for our birthdays. His ... is amazing.

a)

generous

b)

generosity

57.

My sister is very ... . She always gets good marks at school.

a)

intelligent

b)

intelligence

58.

I know you’ve been waiting for a long time but please be ... .

a)

patient

b)

patience

59.

I can’t lift that box. I’m not ... enough.

a)

strong

b)

strength

60.

My brother would like to work in a school in the USA but he hasn’t got the right ... .

a)

qualified

b)

qualifications

61.

We keep ... and healthy by doing regular exercise and eating well.

a)

fit

b)

fitness

62.

I think ... at work is more important than earning a lot of money.

a)

happy

b)

happiness

63.

If you want to do well at university, you need to be very ... .

a)

organised

b)

organisation

64.

If someone asks to be your online friend, ... ?

a)

do you always accept

b)

will you always accept

65.

You’ll feel much better tomorrow, if you ... to bed early tonight.

a)

go

b)

will go

66.

There aren’t any more tickets on sale but if you get there early, you ... in.

a)

get

b)

might get

67.

Mum often fixes our computer when it ... a virus.

a)

has

b)

will have

68.

Study hard tonight if you ... to do well in the exam.

a)

want

b)

will want

69.

If you want to go to the cinema tonight, I ... you some money.

a)

lend

b)

‘ll lend

70.

The teacher could get very angry if we ... late.

a)

‘ll be

b)

are

71.

I haven’t ... in touch with my friends from primary school.

a)

kept

b)

lost

72.

I made some really good friends at summer camp but now we’ve ... touch. I don’t know what they’re doing.

a)

stayed

b)

lost

73.

Without a(n) ... of touch, you can’t feel anything.

a)

ability

b)

sense

74.

It’s much easier to ... in touch if you join a social network.

a)

stay

b)

lose

75.

Our trainer will ... in touch in August to ask if we want to stay in the team.

a)

be

b)

keep

76.

... the touch of a button, the lights went on and the music started.

a)

At

b)

To

77.

Promise to write to me! I’d hate to... touch with you.

a)

keep

b)

lose

78.

My brother’s ... in touch with a music school because he wants to learn to play the guitar.

a)

been

b)

lost