WorksheetsS6 End of course Quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 39mins
What is the meaning of splash out?
To show something is definitely true.
To find a solution to a problem.
To spend a lot of money.
To make something seem less important.
To try to get as much as possible, sometimes unfairly.
What is the meaning of overshadow?
To show something is definitely true.
To find a solution to a problem.
To spend a lot of money.
To make something seem less important.
To try to get as much as possible, sometimes unfairly.
What is the meaning of exploit?
To show something is definitely true.
To find a solution to a problem.
To spend a lot of money.
To make something seem less important.
To try to get as much as possible, sometimes unfairly.
His career ________________ as soon as he won the prize and now he's really successful.
took after
took back
took off
took over
took up
He ___________ after his father, who's also musically gifted.
takes off
takes after
takes back
takes over
takes up
Tom ___________ as the band's manager when Sam left.
took off
took after
took up
took over
took back
I know what I said was offensive, I ____________ .
take it after
take it back
take it off
take it over
take it up
Which of these nouns can be made into adjectives with the suffix -able?
care
comfort
drama
harm
reliability
Which of these nouns can be made into adjectives with the suffix -able?
love
sympathy
pessimist
prediction
generosity
Which of these nouns can be made into adjectives with the suffix -ous?
generosity
comfort
harmony
adventure
reliability
Which of these nouns can be made into adjectives with the suffix -ic?
reliability
reality
drama
caution
pessimist
Which of these nouns can be made into adjectives with the suffix -al?
emotion
reality
meaning
sympathy
practice
What is the meaning of talk someone into?
To persuade
To discourage
To enrol
To lie to someone
To make someone calm
What is the meaning of put someone off?
To persuade
To discourage
To enrol
To lie to someone
To make someone calm
Complete with an idiom: If you're going to be so preachy, you should put your money (a) is.
Complete with an idiom: They've got nothing special. People like that are a dime (a) .
Complete with an idiom: Whenever I ask my parents to raise my allowance they always tell me they aren't made (a) .
Make the negative adverb form of lucky
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of experience
(a)
Make the noun of form of warn that means something you can see in a sign or which a police officer can give you
(a)
Complete with an idiom: I was initially thrilled about the idea, but now that I think about the possible problems I'm starting to get cold (a) about it.
Complete with an idiom: This unit of English is difficult for me, I'm having a hard time getting my head (a) mixed conditionals.
Complete with an idiom: The excuse he invented was so laughable that I don't know how he could (a) face.
Complete with an idiom: I can't go out this evening. My parents are out and didn't hire a babysitter, so I have to (a) eye on my little brother.
Make the negative adjective form of capability
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of trust
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of responsibility
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of success
(a)
Complete with an idiom: This dish I made is delicious. Eat (a) out, Gordon Ramsay!
A type of painting not representing reality is a(n) (a) painting.
A film with mass appeal, whose goal is to sell lots of tickets more than get critical praise is a...
(a)
The group of actors and actresses in a film or theatre play are the...
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of achieve
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of ambition
(a)
Make the negative adjective form of hope
(a)
Make the negative noun form of approve
(a)
Sorry, I can't come on Saturday, I _____________ an old school friend for lunch
meet
am meeting
will meet
going to meet
As soon ash she ____________, will you text me?
phones
will phone
will be phoning
is going to phone
I _________ my drama course by the end of next year.
will be completing
will have completed
am completing
Don't be nervous, I'm sure you _________________ really well tomorrow.
do
are doing
will do
It's ___________ a great idea that I think I'm going to copy it.
so
such
very
too
enough
The bonnet of the car was hot ______________ to fry an egg on it.
so
such
very
too
enough
The film was ______ critically acclaimed that I expected something better when I went to see it.
so
such
very
too
enough
I had never seen him in ___________ a bad mood. The veins in his temples looks like they're about to explode.
so
such
very
too
enough
It's ____________ high for me to reach it. I'm going to need a ladder.
so
such
very
too
enough
What conditional is this? If I had known he had one of these, I'd havere bought something different for his present.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Mixed
What conditional is this? You may be asked to produce an ID when you arrive at the venue.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Mixed
What conditional is this? If I'd been born in Germany, I'd speak German.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Mixed
What conditional is this? Unless they start taking the situation more seriously, we're going to be in deep trouble.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Mixed
What conditional is this? A rainbow appears in the sky whenever it clears up after the rain.
Zero
First
Second
Third
Mixed
Write an extreme adjective of big.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of good.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of surprised.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of angry.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of scared.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of attractive.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of bad.
(a)
Write an extreme adjective of strange.
(a)
Which of these means incredible or surprising?
breathtaking
side-effect
drawback
far-fetched
Which of these means impact, undesired result or outcome?
breathtaking
side-effect
drawback
far-fetched
