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Worksheets9th Grade Explorer Pre-Int Exam Revision Quiz Units 1-2-3
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 43mins
He _______ playing computer games.
is liking
likes
like
liked
He _______ at the office on Tuesdays.
not eat
doesn't eat
don't eat
not eating
Tomorrow we _______ breakfast at nine o'clock.
have
had
are having
is having
I _______ Jack in the park yesterday.
see
saw
am seeing
is seeing
It _______ at the moment.
snows
snowd
is snowing
snowy
Last Sunday she _______ the washing.
does
did
has done
's doing
Now he _______ the car every three months.
is washing
washed
washes
washing
I _______ this exercise.
understanding
isn't understand
am not understanding
don't understand
Tom is a pilot. He _______ to Rome tomorrow.
flies
fly
is flying
flied
I _______ you yesterday.
'm calling
called
call
has called
Write the most appropriate word into the blank: weather/daylight
The (a) is usually sunny in my country.
Write the most appropriate word into the blank: wonderful/different
Leo looks very (a) with his hair short.
Write the most appropriate word into the blank: winter/spring
The (a) is my favourite season because the weather is warm and many flowers appear.
Write the most appropriate word into the blank:
warm / friendly
It's snowing outside, but it's nice and (a) in the house.
Write the most appropriate word into the blank:
ice / snow
Can I have some (a) in my orange juice?
Write the most appropriate word into the blank:
Of course / A bit
(a) I'm happy for you.
Write the most appropriate words into the blank:
a good impression / a mistake
You should always try to make (a) during a job interview.
Write the most appropriate word into the blank: admire/consider
The person I (a) the most is my because he's a very kind and honest man.
I ..................... to work when I ...................... Pete.
was walking / saw
was walking / was seeing
walked / saw
walked / was seeing
While I ................... to the radio, my brother .................... the car.
listened / was washing
was listening / was washing
listened / washed
was listening / washed
I ......................... my hand up as soon as I ........................ the word.
was putting / was remembering
was putting / remembered
put / was remembering
put / remembered
....................... when I ...................... you last night?
Did you eat / was calling
Were you eating / was calling
Did you eat / called
Were you eating / called
I like playing tennis, but I ...................... last Sunday.
don't play
wasn't playing
'm not playing
didn't play
When I ...................... Jake at the café yesterday, he ..................... a new jacket.
was meeting / wore
was meeting / was wearing
met / was wearing
met / wore
We ..................... as soon as our father ........................ on the radio.
was waking up / turned
woke up / turned
woke up / was turning
was waking up / was turning
He ................ his ankle while he ................... football yesterday.
was spraining / was playing
sprained / played
was spraining / played
sprained / was playing
She .................... her head on the bookcase and ...................... .
was hitting / was falling
was hitting / fell down
hit / was falling
hit / fell down
My cousins .................... camping last summer in the mountains.
have gone
were going
went
have been
Ryan plays _______ well for someone who started playing tennis only a month ago.
quickly
amazingly
suddenly
happily
Children are usually _______ about everything.
interested
excited
bored
strange
Neil was _______ when he failed the test.
tired
disappointed
excited
elated
_______, we saw a strange light in the sky.
Fortunately
Luckily
Suddenly
Unfortunately
Children like listening to _______ at bedtime.
mysteries
messages
stories
games
Lizzy had an accident, but _______ she wasn't hurt.
suddenly
unfortunately
luckily
actually
It was very _______ to learn about endangered species at school today.
interesting
interested
casual
normal
Shannon was very _______ when she saw the snake.
weird
scared
scary
strange
There isn't _______ bread. I have to go shopping.
some
a little
many
any
Was there _______ traffic this morning?
a lot
lots of
a lot of
a loaf of
How _______ potatoes do you need?
far
much
many
any
There's _______ flour left. Can you buy some?
no
any
some
a lot
There aren't _______ oranges in the fridge.
a lot of
much
many
few
I don't have _______ eggs to make pancakes.
too
few
enough
much
Is there _______ milk in the bottle?
some
many
any
no
Roger is never bored because he always has _____ things to do.
few
lots of
little
much
I'm _______ tired. I think I'll go to bed early.
little
a little
much
lots of
It's 10 p.m. It's _______ late to go shopping now.
many
too
enough
a lot
Tell the children not to play too close to the _______, or they might get burnt.
crêpe
barbecue
cuisine
well
My friend Leo is a _______. He doesn't eat meat or fish.
vegetarian
foreigner
type
presbiterian
Fruit and vegetables are ___ in vitamins.
unusual
quickly
high
nearly
I want to make a meat pie. What _______ do I need?
materials
varieties
diets
ingredients
Russel likes all _______, but his favourite is pepper.
nuts
spices
aromas
herbs
I sometimes have _______ with honey for breakfast.
garlic
yoghurt
flour
mint
A: Are you ready to _______?
B: Yes, I'd like a tortilla.
cook
call
order
drink
Emma, this coffee is very _______; there's too much sugar in it.
spicy
sour
bitter
sweet
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
It is too noisy for her to study. (quiet)
It (a) for her to study.
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
We last bought a dictionary five years ago. (for)
We (a) five years.
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
We had our wedding day this time ten years ago. (since)
We have (a) 2011.
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
She finished ironing the clothes a few minutes ago. (just)
She has (a) the ironing.
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
Tom has been abroad for three years. (moved)
Tom (a) .
Rewrite the sentences using the words in parentheses.
I left Japan five years ago. (since)
It (a) .
