WorksheetsI52 Progress Test 2 (Modules 3-4)
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 3hrs 16mins
Listening: Choose the correct answer
1. Which food does Gary like?
A.pizza
B.tuna salad
C.spaghetti
Listening: Choose the correct answer
2. Where are Steve and Sally going for dinner?
A. The Brown Bear
B. The White Horse
C. The Green Giant
Listening: Choose the correct answer
3. How far is the nearest restaurant?
A. 15 km
B. 2 km
C. 1 km
Vocabulary: Look and complete
eg. A is a belt
B is a (a)
Vocabulary: Look and complete
eg. A is a belt
C is a (a)
Vocabulary: Look and complete
eg. A is a belt
D is a (a)
Vocabulary: Look and complete
eg. A is a belt
E is a (a)
Vocabulary: Look and complete
eg. A is a belt
F is a (a)
Choose the odd one out
Bake: mustard cake pie bread
mustard
cake
pie
bread
Choose the odd one out
Fry: eggs chicken fish pie
eggs
chicken
fish
pie
Choose the odd one out
Peel: onions tuna apples oranges
onions
tuna
apples
oranges
Choose the odd one out
Boil: egg milk potatoes chips
egg
milk
potatoes
chips
Read and choose the correct answer
Mum twisted her..........last night.
eye
ankle
Read and choose the correct answer
Billy........his head on the table.
hit
broke
Read and choose the correct answer
Dad burnt his..........while he was baking a cake.
eye
finger
Read and choose the correct answer
How did you.......your leg?
break
fall
Read and choose the correct answer
Cindy.....her back while she was cleaning the house.
burnt
hurt
Look and write
1..b (a)
Look and write
2..c (a)
Look and write
3..j (a)
Look and write
4..h (a)
Look and write
5..g (a)
Choose the correct word:
Can I try on/off this T-shirt?
on
off
Choose the correct word:
What do you think of/about my new handbag?
of
about
Choose the correct word:
He fell out/off the chair and hit his head.
out
off
Choose the correct word:
I can´t find my keys! Can you help me look for/at them?
for
at
Write the opposites:
1. Old-fashioned≠ t (a)
Write the opposites:
1. baggy≠ t (a)
Write the opposites:
1. Formal ≠ c (a)
Write the opposites:
1. short ≠ l (a)
Read and choose:
A: What do you think of this scarf?
B: .......................................................
It´s too long
That´s too much
Read and choose:
A: What size are you?
B: ................................
It´s a bit tight
Large
Read and choose:
A: Could you pass me the ketchup, please?
B: ........................................................
Yes, of course. Here you are.
I´d love some. It´s delicious.
Read and choose:
A: Have you ever appeared on TV?
B: .......................................................
No, I haven´t.
Thanks, but I can´t
Read and choose:
A: How about some coffee?
B: ...........................................
Yes, I do.
I´d love to.
Read and choose:
A: The clothes are really nice!
B: ..............................................
Let´s try them on!
We are glad to help!
Choose the correct word:
How............does this lamp cost?
much
many
lot
a few
little
Choose the correct word:
There are a...........of children in my class, more than 20.
much
many
lot
a few
little
Choose the correct word for each gap:
There are.........children playing in the school garden, but not many.
much
many
lot
a few
little
Choose the correct word for each gap:
We haven´t got...........oranges. We must buy some.
much
many
lot
a few
little
Choose the correct word for each gap:
There is.........milk in the bottle but not enough for you and me.
much
many
lot
a few
little
Choose the correct word:
How many/much cheese have you got?
many
much
Choose the correct word:
There are only a few/a little people in the room.
a few
a little
Choose the correct word:
Why did you buy so many/much bananas?
many
much
Choose the correct word:
Could I have a little/a few more sugar for my coffee, please?
a little
a few
Choose the correct word:
There´s many/ a lot of mayonnaise in the salad.
many
a lot of
Choose the correct word:
There isn´t many/much food in the fridge.
many
much
Choose the correct word:
How many/much money do you need?
many
much
Complete the sentences with the comparative/ superlative:
eg. London is bigger than Liverpool.
Athens is much (a) (sunny) than Moscow.
Complete the sentences with the comparative/ superlative:
eg. London is bigger than Liverpool.
Mount Everest is the (a) (tall) mountain in the world.
Complete the sentences with the comparative/ superlative:
eg. London is bigger than Liverpool.
Paul is the (a) (good) student in the class.
Complete the sentences with the comparative/ superlative:
eg. London is bigger than Liverpool.
Trainers are (a) (comfortable) than boots.
Complete the sentences with the comparative/ superlative:
eg. London is bigger than Liverpool.
Winter is the (a) (bad) season for me. I hate it!
Use the notes to write sentences in Present Perfect. Use yet or already.
Charlie is going on a trip.
Pack his bag ✓
He has already (a)
Use the notes to write sentences in Present Perfect. Use yet or already.
Charlie is going on a trip.
Buy his ticket X
He hasn´t (a) yet.
Use the notes to write sentences in Present Perfect. Use yet or already.
Charlie is going on a trip.
Call his friends ✓ (already)
He (a)
Use the notes to write sentences in Present Perfect. Use yet or already.
Charlie is going on a trip.
Put the camera in his bag ✓ (already)
He (a)
Use the notes to write sentences in Present Perfect. Use yet or already.
Charlie is going on a trip.
Find a book to read on the train X (yet)
He (a)
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
A: Have you (a) been to Germany?
B: No, but I´d love to go.
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
´´Mum, I´ve (a) finished my homework. Can I go to George´s house?
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
´´No, you can´t go out. It´s too late and you haven´t had your bath (a)
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
I haven´t been to the beach (a) summer.
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
We haven´t visited our cousins in the village (a) many years.
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
´´Yes, dad has (a) come back from work. You can talk to him now.´´
Write for, since, already, just, never, ever, yet in the sentences below:
We´ve (a) been to the United States, but we´ll go there in two years.
Read and choose:
The restaurant has got traditional décor.
Right
Wrong
Doesn´t say
Read and choose:
The staff wear eco-friendly clothes.
Right
Wrong
Doesn´t say
Read and choose:
There are only two dishes to choose from.
Right
Wrong
Doesn´t Say
Read and choose:
There are four kinds of desserts.
Right
Wrong
Doesn´t say
Read and choose:
All meals cost euros.
Right
Wrong
Doesn´t say.
Read and choose:
What did Janet´s dog do?
he ate the cake
he knocked over Janet´s mum
he chased Janet´s brother.
Read and choose:
Who hit his/her head on the corner of the table?
Prince
Kitty
Janet´s mum
Read and choose:
How did Janet feel about the party?
happy
angry
tired
Look at the notes below and write an e-mail to a pen-friend about an accident you´ve had.
Last weekend:
- went hang-gliding with my friends
- broke my leg when I landed
- Dad took me to the hospital
- met my favourite actor- got an autograph
