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OPE #1 For 10th grade

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

'ar - range - ment

b)

ar - 'range - ment

c)

ar - range - 'ment

2.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

'de - ve - lop - ment

b)

de - 've - lop - ment

c)

de - ve - 'lop - ment

d)

de - ve - lop - 'ment

3.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

'ne - ces - si - ty

b)

ne - 'ces - si - ty

c)

ne - ces - 'si - ty

d)

ne - ces - si - 'ty

4.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

'Ja - pan

b)

Ja - 'pan

5.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

're - la - tive

b)

re - 'la - tive

c)

re - la - 'tive

6.

Choose the correctly stressed syllable.

a)

'suc - cess - ful

b)

suc - 'cess - ful

c)

suc - cess - 'ful

7.

The global Recording Industry has launched its wave of legal ................. against people suspected of sharing music files on the internet.

a)

acts

b)

action

c)

actitvity

d)

acting

8.

The latest move by IFPI targeted 2100 alleged uploaders using Peer-to Peer (P2P) networks in 16 nations ............... UK, France, Germany and Italy.

a)

such

b)

with

c)

including

d)

throughout

9.

Thousands of people have agreed to pay compensation since the campaign ............. .

a)

begin

b)

began

c)

begun

d)

begins

10.

In the US, civil lawsuits have been ............... in against more than 15,597 people since September 2003 and there have been 3,590 settlements.

a)

carried

b)

instigated

c)

brought

d)

in

11.

'This is a significant escalation of our enforcement actions

against people who are uploading and distributing ........... music on p2p networks,' said IFPI chief John Kennedy.

a)

copyrighted

b)

registered

c)

trademark

d)

illegal

12.

'Thousands of people - mostly internet-savvy men in their 20s or 30s - have learnt to their ...... the legal and financial risks involved in file-sharing copyrighted music in large quantities.'

a)

benefit

b)

charge

c)

cost

d)

fortune

13.

Individual cases are generally brought by the national associations ...... the recording industry, and in some cases by the labels, as civil complaints.

a)

for

b)

working

c)

representing

d)

inside

14.

The UK record industry has so far brought 97 cases, with a .......... 65 covered by the latest action.

a)

newly

b)

addition

c)

further

d)

another

15.

Those who ...... to resolve cases face civil court action.

a)

intend

b)

fail

c)

wish

d)

don't

16.

Prehistoric

a)

relating to man's development before the appearance of the written word

b)

relating to man's development after the appearance of the written word

17.

Undercook

a)

to cook (something) until dry, burnt, or inedible

b)

to cook (something) insufficiently or less than thoroughly

18.

Misspell

a)

to write thoughtlessly or wastefully

b)

to write (a word or words) wrongly

19.

Manageress

a)

a woman who is in charge of a shop, department, etc

b)

a man who is in charge of a shop, department, etc

20.

Overeat

a)

to consume too much food

b)

to consume too little food

21.

Passenger: Do you like your job?

Zippy Zoe: Oh yes, I love it.

P: How long ............ taxis?

Z: For 10 years

a)

did you drive

b)

have you driven

c)

have you been driving

d)

are you driving

22.

At the end of next month I ........ a taxi driver for ten years, but I've been driving cars since 1990. Before that, I drove a tractor.

a)

will have been

b)

will be

c)

am going to be

23.

Z: Before that I drove a tractor.

P: Where ........ do that?

Z: On my uncle's farm.

a)

do you

b)

did you

c)

have you

d)

are you going to

24.

P: .......... any accidents since you started driving?

Z: I've never had a bad accident, but last week a wheel came off my taxi.

a)

do you have

b)

did you have

c)

have you had

d)

had you had

25.

Z: I've never had a bad accident, but last week a wheel came off my taxi.

P: Where ........ when that happened?

Z: I was driving down the motorway. Luckily the road was very empty, so I didn't hit anyone.

a)

do you go

b)

did you

c)

are you going

d)

were you going

26.

Z: Before that, I hadn't realized that a wheel could come off a car so easily.

P: ............ anything strange about the wheel before it fell off?

Z: No, not really. It was a complete surprise.

a)

Do you notice

b)

Did you notice

c)

Have you noticed

d)

Had you noticed

27.

P: .......... the wheels more often in future?

Z: Yes, I'm definitely going to be more careful. I‟m feeling quite nervous about the car safety at the moment.

a)

Are you checking

b)

Will you check

c)

Are you going to check

d)

Will you be checking

28.

P: Oh, we are getting quite near my house now. That‟s, just there on the left.

Z: OK, ........... as near to it as I can.

a)

I park

b)

I will park

c)

I am parking

d)

I am going to park

29.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

US publication Rolling Stone magazine is to launch (a)   China.

30.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

The magazine, (a)   should hit shelves early next year, will focus on China's emerging youth culture as well as foreign arts and entertainment.

31.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

Rolling Stone was first published in San Francisco (a)   1967 to chronicle cultural changes in the US.

32.

Complete the sentence with prepositions and relative pronouns:

Mr Jung said the magazine, to be printed in simplified Chinese characters, will contain a mix (a)   local content written primarily by Beijing-based staff and translations.

33.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

Mr Jung said the magazine, to be printed in simplified Chinese characters, will contain translations of articles (a)   the US edition.

34.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

"We want to make sure (a)   we're faithful to the spirit of the brand," said Jung.

35.

Complete the sentence with a preposition or relative pronoun:

"We feel China offers greater potential and we want to be there from the start," said Jung, (a)   company also publishes Chinese editions of British car magazine, Top Gear and gadget magazine T3.

36.

One verb is grammatically different from the other three in the list. Decide which verb takes the gerund, the infinitive or both in order to odd one out.

a)

finish

b)

promise

c)

refuse

d)

offer

37.

One verb is grammatically different from the other three in the list. Decide which verb takes the gerund, the infinitive or both in order to odd one out.

a)

remember

b)

begin

c)

regret

d)

forget

38.

One verb is grammatically different from the other three in the list. Decide which verb takes the gerund, the infinitive or both in order to odd one out.

a)

keen on

b)

interested in

c)

fond of

d)

tend to

39.

One verb is grammatically different from the other three in the list. Decide which verb takes the gerund, the infinitive or both in order to odd one out.

a)

want

b)

feel like

c)

would like

d)

decide

40.

The advertisement features a game of dominoes. It begins in a darkened room where several thousand ordinary dominoes are set up on a specially-designed table. ............ Dominoes knock over books, which in turn knock bigger household objects such as suitcases, tyres, pots of paint, oil drums and even cars. The final piece in the chain reaction is a huge tower of books. These flutter open to reveal a structure in the shape of a pint of Guinness.

a)

Then the falling dominoes head out of the room into the streets, causing progressively larger objects to tumble

b)

These were all chosen to suit the town and fit in with the people‟s way of life.

c)

Getting there involved driving along 48 kilometres of dirt roads and crossing twelve rivers.

d)

Iruya is situated 3000 metres above sea level and the film crew was not used to working in such conditions.

e)

Added to this was the total of one hundred and thirty 'actors' who were recruited from a five neighbouring towns.

41.

The location chosen for the commercial was Iruya, a village high up in the mountains of north-west Argentina. .......... The journey there could take up to ten hours. Asked why this remote destination was chosen for the shoot, the director said that even though it was the most difficult location they could have picked, it was perfect.

a)

Then the falling dominoes head out of the room into the streets, causing progressively larger objects to tumble

b)

These were all chosen to suit the town and fit in with the people‟s way of life.

c)

Getting there involved driving along 48 kilometres of dirt roads and crossing twelve rivers.

d)

Iruya is situated 3000 metres above sea level and the film crew was not used to working in such conditions.

e)

Added to this was the total of one hundred and thirty 'actors' who were recruited from a five neighbouring towns.

42.

For one month, the village, population thousand, increased in size by almost thirty percent. One hundred and forty crew members descended on the village. These included the world record holders in domino toppling, Weijers Domino productions from the Netherlands. ...........

a)

Then the falling dominoes head out of the room into the streets, causing progressively larger objects to tumble

b)

These were all chosen to suit the town and fit in with the people‟s way of life.

c)

Getting there involved driving along 48 kilometres of dirt roads and crossing twelve rivers.

d)

Iruya is situated 3000 metres above sea level and the film crew was not used to working in such conditions.

e)

Added to this was the total of one hundred and thirty 'actors' who were recruited from a five neighbouring towns.

43.

Creating this film was no easy task. Preparations for filming took well over a month. Twenty six truckloads of objects were brought in. ............ They included 10,000 books, 400 tyres, 75 mirrors, 50 fridges, 45 wardrobes and 6 cars. Setting the objects up took skill and patience.

a)

Then the falling dominoes head out of the room into the streets, causing progressively larger objects to tumble

b)

These were all chosen to suit the town and fit in with the people‟s way of life.

c)

Getting there involved driving along 48 kilometres of dirt roads and crossing twelve rivers.

d)

Iruya is situated 3000 metres above sea level and the film crew was not used to working in such conditions.

e)

Added to this was the total of one hundred and thirty 'actors' who were recruited from a five neighbouring towns.

44.

Filming in this location was not without its difficulties. Firstly, being so isolated, it was hard to obtain resources at short notice. The second problem was the high altitude. ............. It was also hard working with the villagers who had no experience of film-making. Finally, setting and resetting the props caused a good deal of frustration.

a)

Then the falling dominoes head out of the room into the streets, causing progressively larger objects to tumble

b)

These were all chosen to suit the town and fit in with the people‟s way of life.

c)

Getting there involved driving along 48 kilometres of dirt roads and crossing twelve rivers.

d)

Iruya is situated 3000 metres above sea level and the film crew was not used to working in such conditions.

e)

Added to this was the total of one hundred and thirty 'actors' who were recruited from a five neighbouring towns.