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WorksheetsGENERAL TEST 2
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which come after it.
Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village, where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button, and was told that I should see the river Niger early the next day. The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn. I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers, but on account of wild beasts, we were obliged to wait until the villages were stirring and the gates opened, as this happened to be market-day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with vendors of merchandise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few halts on account of false alarms, and, after passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance a silver strip.
Question: Why was the price of the food and corn 'moderate'?
It was only a little village, where things are cheaper than in a town.
Corn would be plentiful in such a district
The cost of it all was just a button, which is not a valuable thing.
It was a market-day
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which come after it.
Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village, where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button, and was told that I should see the river Niger early the next day. The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn. I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers, but on account of wild beasts, we were obliged to wait until the villages were stirring and the gates opened, as this happened to be market-day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with vendors of merchandise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few halts on account of false alarms, and, after passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance a silver strip.
Question: How do you know that the river Niger was quite near?
There were many mosquitoes
He was told that he would be able to reach it early next day
Wild animals were plentiful there, probably coming to drink
The village was a marsh
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which come after it.
Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village, where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button, and was told that I should see the river Niger early the next day. The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn. I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers, but on account of wild beasts, we were obliged to wait until the villages were stirring and the gates opened, as this happened to be market-day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with vendors of merchandise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few halts on account of false alarms, and, after passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance a silver strip.
Question: From what we know, 'We took up our abode' could only be replaced here by:
we pitched a camp
we settled down
we hired a house
we stayed at a hotel
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which come after it.
Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village, where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button, and was told that I should see the river Niger early the next day. The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn. I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers, but on account of wild beasts, we were obliged to wait until the villages were stirring and the gates opened, as this happened to be market-day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with vendors of merchandise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few halts on account of false alarms, and, after passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance a silver strip.
Question: What do yo think a 'curfew' is?
A sign that people should stay indoors for the rest of the night.
Another word for 'sunset'
A ceremony which accompanies the closing of the gates
An animal like a lion, which comes out at night
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which come after it.
Just before dark, we took up our abode for the night at a small village, where I bought some food for myself and some corn for my horse at the moderate price of a button, and was told that I should see the river Niger early the next day. The lions here are numerous. The gates of the compound are shut a little after sunset, and no one is allowed to go out after this curfew. The thoughts of seeing the Niger in the morning and the buzzing of the mosquitoes, prevented me from sleeping until nearly dawn. I saddled my horse and was in readiness to start before any of my followers, but on account of wild beasts, we were obliged to wait until the villages were stirring and the gates opened, as this happened to be market-day at Sego, the roads leading to the village were crowded with vendors of merchandise. However, we drew along fairly rapidly in spite of a few halts on account of false alarms, and, after passing through some marshy land, we at last saw in the distance a silver strip.
Question: When did the writer fall asleep?
He could not sleep at all.
He fell asleep a little after sunset
He did not fall asleep until nearly dawn
We are not told when it was
Something that takes 'blood, sweat and tears' is something needs a lot of hardwork.
True
False
If you're doing something to cut your own throat, you're doing something that will cause your own failure.
True
False
To hit the road running means __________________________.
To be lazy.
To start performing immediately
Someone who goes from rags to riches is someone ______________________________.
Who becomes very rich while starting very poor.
Who becomes very poor while starting very rich.
To go up in smoke means _____________________.
Something that ends before getting the result.
Something that ends well.
If you missed the boat, you ________________________.
Missed an opportunity because of slow actions.
Got good grades.
If an exam was very easy, and I got very good grades in it, it means that _______________________.
The exam went up in smoke.
I sailed through the exam.
If I got to the mall after the sales have ended, it means that I _____________________.
Missed the boat.
Went from rags to riches.
If I could not finish my science project because my little brother poured water on it, it means that my science project _______________________.
Went from rags to riches.
Went up in smoke.
If I had to work very hard to become a doctor, it means that becoming a doctor was ________________________________.
Blood, sweat and tears.
Deadwood
If my phone is now broken and no longer works, it means that my phone is now ________________________________.
Blood, sweat and tears.
Deadwood
Advice is cheap means ___________________________________.
It doesn't cost anything to give advice.
It's very difficult to give advice.
A tree is known by its fruits means ___________________________.
A man is judged by his actions.
A man has many friends.
After telling my mum about my problems, she helped me solve it and I felt better because _________________________.
A problem shared is a problem halved.
A tree is known by its fruits.
A good conscience is a soft pillow means ________________________.
You should not help the poor.
You sleep well when you have nothing to feel guilty about.
After he lost his job and became poor, his friends stopped coming to see him because ________________________________.
An empty purse frightens away friends.
Advice is cheap.
1. First, Boil a kettle of water and take the glass after that pour warm water into it. Next, put the tea bags in glass with warm water after that dowse and pull the tea bags and add the sugar to the glass. Last Stir the water slowly to make the water, the sugar, and the tea mixed. The hot tea is ready to be enjoyed
What is being informed?
How to sell hot tea
How to make hot tea
How to drink hot tea
Fox and a Cat
One day a cat and a fox were having a conversation. The fox, who was a conceited creature, boasted how clever she was. 'Why, I know at least a hundred tricks to get away from our mutual enemies, the dogs,' she said.
I know only one trick to get away from dogs,' said the cat. 'You should teach me some of yours!'
“Well, maybe someday, when I have the time, I may teach you a few of the simpler ones,' replied the fox airily.
Just then they heard the barking of a pack of dogs in the distance. The barking grew louder and louder - the dogs were coming in their direction! At once the cat ran to the nearest tree and climbed into its branches, well out of reach of any dog. 'This is the trick I told you about, the only one I know,' said the cat. 'Which one of your hundred tricks are you going to use?
The fox sat silently under the tree, wondering which trick she should use. Before she could make up her mind, the dogs arrived. They fell upon the fox and tore her to pieces.
What type of text is this?
Narration
procedure
Narrative
Going Camping
Last weekend, my friends and I went camping. We reached the camping ground after we walked for about one and a half hour from the parking lot. We built the camp next to a small river. It was getting darker and colder, so we built a fire camp. The next day, we spent our time observing plantation and insects while the girls were preparing meals. In the afternoon we went to the river and caught some fish for supper.
At night, we held a fire camp night. We sang, danced, read poetry, played magic tricks, and even some of us performed a standing comedy. On Monday, we packed our bags and got ready to go home.
Paragraph 2 mostly tells us about?
The writer’s feeling about going camping
The writer’s activities at night in camp
The writer’s condition in camp
Holiday in Bali
We had a wonderful holiday in Bali. It was a really great place. The people were friendly, the food was great, and the weather was a lot better than at home. Most day were pretty. I swam two or three times a day, but my brother just spent all his time lying on the beach with his eyes closed. Last Saturday, I got on the bus and went the north of the island, it was much quitter there the city. Very beautiful, but no tourists. The next day we went across to the east coast to see some of the old villages. I learned Balinese, but I couldn’t say much and it was fun to try spoke with people in that village.
The writer’s went to the north of the island by?
Bus
Train
Airplane
Which one is correct?
It's hurt my heart when I see them together.
It hurts my heart when I see them together.
Which one is correct?
That's mean, Alia!
Oh, that mean he loves you too.
That's mean we have to write this down?
Two boys were fighting in the classroom because their teacher ______ late.
arrives
arrive
arrived
arriving
The swimming competition was postponed _____ it was raining heavily.
so
if
and
because
The pupils are doing _____ revision for the UPSR exam. Please keep quiet.
them
theirs
their
they
Everybody loves the candyfloss. It is _____.
as soft as silk
as white as snow
as light as feathers
as cold as ice
Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
May Lin received a Christmas present from her grandmother yesterday.
May Lin received a christmas present from her grandmother yesterday.
May Lin received a Christmas present from her grandmother, yesterday.
May Lin received a Christmas present from her grandmother yesterday!
"We have to stay at home because it _____ raining," said Amin to his brothers.
is
was
are
were
Ten minutes ago, Johan _____ a message from his cousin on his mobile phone.
receive
received
receives
receiving
Jaden has _____ computer. He uses _____ computer to do his Science project.
a, an
an, a
a, the
an, the
Choose the sentence with the correct punctuation.
Watch out! There's a car coming! said Din to Mimi.
Watch out, There's a car coming! said Din to Mimi.
"Watch out! There's a car coming!" said Din to Mimi.
"Watch out! There's a car coming! said Din to Mimi."
Billy, and Tony ate lunch yesterday.
Hans liked the girl, but she didn't like him.
Marsha ate my steak!
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the mistake. If you find no mistake, Choose no mistake.
We are packed and all ready to leave.
Two different people today asked me to help them with their final answers.
The homework was due yesterday, like you should already know.
No mistake
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the mistake. If you find no mistake, Choose no mistake.
He gave an award to both Carlos and I.
The cat licked its paw and rolled over on the sofa.
You're positive that you turned off your stove?
No mistakes
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the mistake. If you find no mistake, Choose no mistake.
Can you spare some time?
Those are Frank's glasses over there.
The teacher gave Kim a failing, grade.
No mistakes.
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the mistake. If you find no mistake, Choose no mistake.
Many people dislike going to the dentist.
The window shattered to dozens of pieces.
Beyond those trees is the farm.
No mistake
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the error. If you find no mistake, mark No Mistake.
The fire department called to verify that our alarm has been checked recently.
Shayna asked: "Why are you being so defensive?"
I would have liked to see a few more houses before we settled on that one, but I still think we made a good decision.
No mistakes.
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the error. If you find no mistake, mark No Mistake.
She and I looked over all the final numbers and then left the checks in your box.
The two universities playing against each other this Saturday are notorious.
"Let's make a quick stop on the way there," he suggested.
No mistake
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the error. If you find no mistake, mark No Mistake.
Unfortunately, I don't think that we will be able to attend.
My friends can't believe how well the meeting went, but I always had complete faith in your leadership abilities.
I'd really like to go bowling this weekend--I haven't gone in years!
No mistakes
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the error. If you find no mistake, mark No Mistake.
Every wednesday this coming February, my brother's band will play a free concert in the park a few blocks from our house.
Tomorrow, Daniel and Clara will be meeting to discuss the future.
The city is always very cold this time of year, but I don't mind it.
No mistake
Look for errors in capitalization, punctuation, or usage. Choose the sentence that contains the error. If you find no mistake, mark No Mistake.
It rained all week; in spite of wearing galoshes, most people still found it hard to get around.
Most people wore galoshes all week, it rained, and it was hard to get around.
Most people wore galoshes.
No mistakes
Verbal Logic - Choose the statement that is true according to the given information.
The baby woke and cried in the middle of the night. Molly Davis changed the baby’s diaper, gave him a warm bottle, and put him back to bed.
The baby woke because it was time for his bottle.
The baby woke with a wet diaper.
The baby’s mother’s name is Molly Davis.
After his bottle, the baby went back to sleep.
Verbal Logic-- Choose the statement that is true according to the given information
Sally and Susie are twins. Sally lives near her parents in a Chicago suburb with her husband and children. Susie lives in a remote area of Alaska and raises dogs.
Susie does not get along with her parents.
Twins may have different interests and tastes.
Sally does not like dogs.
There are special bonds between twins.
Verbal Logic-- Choose the statement that is true according to the given information
Eight children went trick-or-treating together on Halloween. Each child carried a lighted flashlight and a big bag. Jill and Mary did not wear masks.
The children went trick-or-treating at night.
Six children wore masks.
The bags were heavy.
The youngest children were Jill and Mary.
Which word does not belong with the others?
orange
apple
tomato
carrot
Which word does not belong with the others?
ceiling
window
floor
wall
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
The soldier was given a medal for his courageous service.
Juliette offered her opinion about what I should wear to the party.
No one will be admited into the theater after the performance begins.
No Mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
The union and management agreed that the reccomendation of the arbitrator would be binding.
Parallel lines never meet.
Drinking and driving often combine to conclude with a tragic accident.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
Some students requested extra test-prep help before the important exam.
The art teacher asked, “has anyone seen the new exhibit at the museum?”
Heather suggested that the organization draft a new constitution.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
We're honoring the veterans in our community today.
I couldn't tell who's writing was on the board.
When we are all together, there won't be an empty chair.
No mistakes.
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
It's a mystery how some ancient and forgotten civilizations vanished.
Shana was eager to recieve her final exam grade in geometry class.
Milo's loud breathing in the library made it difficult for everyone to concentrate.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
Jason answered every question correctly.
My teacher is always so cheerful, even on gloomy days.
Paula's mother is taking self-defense class.
No mistakes
Verbal Logic-- Choose the best answer.
George is older than Bob. Fred is younger than George. Bob is older than Fred. If the first two statements are true, the third statement is
true
false
uncertain
Look for errors in punctuation or capitalization. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
The Fourth of July is also known as Independence day.
Many Americans enjoy swimming.
Abby left Jen’s house after dinner.
No mistakes
Look for errors in punctuation or capitalization. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
The tiny kitten sat licking it’s wounds.
If you wish, we will have chicken for dinner.
It is so cloudy that we cannot see the Milky Way tonight.
No mistakes
Look for errors in spelling, capitalization or punctuation. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
Some students requested extra test-prep help before the important exam.
The art teacher asked, “has anyone seen the new exhibit at the museum?”
Heather recommended that the organization draft a new constitution.
No mistakes
Look for errors in punctuation or capitalization. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
"If it rains Friday," the boy mused, "the game may be played on Saturday instead."
The child's new bicycle lay on its side near the curb.
Whenever I drive on a New York street, I watch for potholes.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
The hospital issued a bulletin regarding the movie star's medical condition.
Please do not interrup my telephone conversation.
The newest contact lenses allow for extended wear.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
The scavengers desecrated many native graves.
Be sure you enter your figures in a straight column.
Even an exorbitant charge does not guarantee that the doctor will perform a thorough examination.
No mistakes
Look for any errors in spelling. Choose the letter of the sentence that contains the error. No question contains more than one sentence with a spelling error. If you find no error, choose No mistakes as your answer.
The manufacturer's reply was terse but cordial.
Every student who was questioned gave a similar explanation.
The writer has created a clever psuedonym for himself.
No mistakes
Which word does not belong with the others?
one
three
fourth
nine
Which word does not belong with the others?
rotate
revolve
spin
planet
Which word does not belong with the others?
blended
stirred
mixing
whisked
Which word does not belong with the others?
joy
sadness
tears
glee
Look for errors in punctuation or capitalization. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
It's not good to have too much cholesterol in your diet.
Jack waited for his favorite newspaper, The Haverford Courier, to be delivered.
Frida ate Muriel's signature dish, Eggplant Lasagna, on Sunday night.
No mistakes
Look for errors in punctuation or capitalization. If you find no mistakes, select "No mistakes."
Carla, Gracie, and Sammy are members of the swim team.
Sheila and Margie are the school's best pitchers.
My favorite zoo exhibit is the snake house.
No mistakes
Which connotation is MORE negative?
It made me feel _______.
Uneasy
Frightened
Which connotation is MORE positive?
We saw ______ animals at the zoo.
Interesting
Weird
Language that allows the reader to form a visual image
connotation
imagery
slang
Language that we use in everyday speech, casual and relaxed
formal
informal
slang
Which word below has the /k/ sound?
Anything
Always
Unique
Enough
Choose the word with /g/ is
judge
girl
stranger
danger
The /r/ is in the beginning of the word:
house
roll
home
none of the above
Benevolent nearly means
charitable
antagonistic
disrespect
impartial
unbiased means the oppsite of
responsible
typical
prejudiced
orginal
commence means the opposite of
begin/start
pronounce
help
conclude
obsolete most nearly means
prompted
productive
ban
outdated
abating nearly means
reducing
halt
intensifying
energetic
forbid almost means
refrain
ban
disrespectful
neutral
Naive means the opposite
experienced
willful
youthful
abdicate
Docile means the opposite of
disliked
fruitless
submissive
wary
insolent most nearly means
confident
intelligent
required
disrespectful
