Free Printable M1 Midterm Examination 2022

1.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Feeling a need to drink. “The hikers were hot and _____.”

a)

confused

b)

nervous

c)

sick

d)

thirsty

2.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Having a high of degree of heat or a high temperature. “It was ____

inside the hall.”

a)

angry

b)

hot

c)

furious

d)

ashamed

3.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Lacks interest in one’s current activity. “She got _____ with staring out of the window.”

a)

ashamed

b)

furious

c)

bored

d)

brave

4.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Feeling fear or anxiety. “I’m _____ of dogs.”

a)

content

b)

afraid

c)

proud

d)

embarrassed

5.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Sad or displeased because someone or something has failed to fulfill one’s hopes or expectations.

“The boy feels ____ because he lost the race.”

a)

disappointed

b)

proud

c)

thoughtful

d)

puzzled

6.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Feeling the need of food. “The boy is very _____.”

a)

angry

b)

confused

c)

relaxed

d)

hungry

7.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Anxious or troubled about the problem. “They are worried ______ about his health condition.”

a)

shy

b)

kind

c)

malicious

d)

worried

8.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Feeling deep pleasure or satisfaction as a result of one’s own achievements.

“He feels _____ of the high score that he got because he studied well.”

a)

proud

b)

guilty

c)

cold

d)

in love

9.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Ready for sleep. “The girl is ______.”

a)

thoughtful

b)

kind

c)

sleepy

d)

jealous

10.

Choose the correct answer based on the meaning and sentence.

Responsible for the specified wrongdoing.

“He felt _____ at having deceived his friend.”

a)

guilty

b)

excited

c)

amused

d)

puzzled

11.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

______ are diet should have all

nutrients in proper proportion.

a)

nutrients

b)

ingredients

c)

food pyramid

d)

balanced diet

12.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

Three groups of food are ______.

a)

energy supplier, protective food, and body builders

b)

carbohydrates, protective food, and body builders

c)

energy supplier, protective food, and fat

d)

energy supplier, calcium and body builders

13.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

Important source of energy is _____.

a)

vitamins and minerals

b)

carbohydrates

c)

fats

d)

proteins and calcium

14.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

It is important to drink at least 8-10 glasses of _____.

a)

juice

b)

tea

c)

soda

d)

water

15.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

People who do not eat animal meat like eggs, milk and fish are called ______.

a)

meat lover

b)

vegetarians

c)

on diet

d)

non-vegetarians

16.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

A healthy lifestyle can be described as _____.

a)

exercise to the point of exhaustion.

b)

eating anything you like and exercising 3 times a week

c)

go to physical education class

d)

eating a balanced diet and exercise regularly

17.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

Improvements on an invention are described as _____.

a)

innovations

b)

technology

c)

Engineering

d)

invention

18.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

Invention describe as ______.

a)

improvement of an invention

b)

something new that uses technology to help solve a problem

c)

the development of the entire technology

d)

study of computer on how they work.

19.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

During the prehistoric times, _____ was used by the early man to make his home that is the caves.

a)

trees

b)

stones

c)

bones

d)

pots

20.

Choose the correct answer to fill the gap.

Flexible and elastic and opaque is a ______kind of material.

a)

fabric

b)

rubber

c)

tissue paper

d)

wood

21.

Analytical Reading. Read and answer the questions.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

How to determine or classify which family the instrument belongs to?

a)

By hitting, shaking or scraping the instruments.

b)

By the kind of materials that was made of.

c)

By way through the use of electronic amplification

d)

By the way the instrument produces sound.

22.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

The violin, viola, cello and Contra bass are classified to what family of musical instrument?

a)

string

b)

woodwind

c)

brass

d)

percussion

23.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

The trumpet, horn, trombone and tuba are classified to what family of musical instrument?

a)

string

b)

woodwind

c)

brass

d)

percussion

24.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

The snare drum, bass, drum, crash cymbals, xylophone and timpani classified to what family of musical instrument?

a)

string

b)

woodwind

c)

brass

d)

percussion

25.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

As with the clarinet, oboe and bassoon, flute are belongs to what type of musical instrument?

a)

string

b)

woodwind

c)

brass

d)

percussion

26.

Do you know how we determine which instrument belongs to which group? It has nothing to do with what the instrument is made of as some might think while you may be tempted to call a saxophone, a brass instrument because it appears to be made out of brass, doing so is incorrect. The method used to correctly classify them is by the way the instrument produces sound. Once the way an instrument produces sound is determined, it can be placed in one of the families of instruments.

The Orchestra's Four Families of Instruments are the strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion. The strings produce sound by causing strings to vibrate using three methods, bowing, plucking, and strumming. The woodwinds produce sound by simply blowing air or wind into their instruments, sometimes the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed. The brass family produces sound by buzzing their lips into mouthpieces that's, right they blow raspberries into tubes. The percussion family all produced sound by either hitting, shaking or scraping their instruments.

There are even families of instruments outside those found in the orchestra these include guitar, which is a string instrument but rarely plays with the orchestra, keyboard and electronic instruments. Keyboard instruments sometimes play with orchestras and orchestral instruments, but they are really designed to be solo instruments they produce sound different ways, but always through a keyboard played with the hands or even sometimes with the feet they include the organ, harpsichord, and piano.

Electronic instruments have only been around since electricity has been readily available, they produce sound in an artificial way through the use of electronic amplification, sometimes you can have hybrid instruments such as the electric guitar which is part string instrument part. Electronic instrument virtually anything used to make music can be classified into these families by asking yourself how the sound is produced next time you're listening to music that has instruments see if you can correctly classify them.

Sometimes there are instruments that don't normally play with the orchestra like guitar, organ, harpsichord, and piano because?

a)

the air is used to vibrate a single reed or double reed.

b)

it appears to be made out of brass.

c)

they are really designed to be solo instruments and produce sound in different ways.

d)

they are not belong to any of the four family of musical instrument.

27.

Identify and choose the best answer.

It’s a place where you get a haircut.

a)

drugstore

b)

gas station

c)

barber shop

d)

bakery

28.

Identify and choose the best answer.

It’s a place where you keep your money.

a)

travel agency

b)

gas station

c)

bank

d)

Laundromat

29.

Identify and choose the best answer.

It’s a place where you buy medicine.

a)

drugstore

b)

bakery

c)

supermarket

d)

travel agency

30.

Identify and choose the best answer.

It’s a place where you wash and dry your clothes.

a)

bank

b)

laundromat

c)

drugstore

d)

antique shop

31.

Identify and choose the best answer.

It’s a place where you make a reservation for a trip.

a)

parking lot

b)

subway station

c)

travel agency

d)

department store

32.

Identify and choose the best answer.

A shop where flowers are sold.

a)

drugstore

b)

gas station

c)

newsagent’s

d)

florist’s

33.

Identify and choose the best answer.

A small shop selling clothes and other articles of the latest fashion.

a)

travel agency

b)

café

c)

boutique

d)

Laundromat

34.

Identify and choose the best answer.

A shop where food in packets, tins or bottles and general small household goods are sold.

a)

drugstore

b)

fishmonger’s

c)

grocery

d)

candy shop

35.

Identify and choose the best answer.

A shop that sells fruits and vegetables.

a)

greengrocer’s

b)

candy shop

c)

shopping mall

d)

furniture depot

36.

Identify and choose the best answer.

A shop that sells valuable old objects.

a)

furniture depot

b)

antique shop

c)

hardware store

d)

convenient store

37.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

Meg went shopping…

a)

alone

b)

with granny

c)

with a friend

d)

with mother

38.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

She went into a ______ shop.

a)

clothes

b)

shoe

c)

sports

d)

grocery

39.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

Meg’s sister wears size…

a)

small

b)

medium

c)

large

d)

free size

40.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

Meg is looking for a _____ for herself.

a)

skirt

b)

shirt

c)

t-shirt

d)

jeans

41.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

What color that Meg prefer to wear?

a)

navy blue

b)

brown

c)

green

d)

red

42.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

How much is the shirt?

a)

1000 Baht

b)

150 Baht

c)

1200 Baht

d)

1200 Dollars

43.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

What size of the shirt that fits with Meg?

a)

size 12

b)

size 6

c)

size 9

d)

size 5

44.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

Who gave Meg a Christmas cash gift?

a)

aunt

b)

mother

c)

grandfather

d)

grandmother

45.

Read the text carefully and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

Shop assistant: Good afternoon! Can I help you?

Jane: Yes, please, I’d like to exchange this T-shirt. I bought it last weekend for my sister’s birthday, but it’s too small.

Shop assistant: Oh, all right. Do you have the receipt?

Meg: Yes, I do. Here you are.

Shop assistant: Thank you. Come with me, please. The T-shirts are over there on the left. I’m afraid we only have size medium in light blue, yellow and white.

Meg: Hmmm… let me see… yellow maybe? What do you say Anne?

Anne: Well, …it’s cool, but I prefer the blue one. It goes well with her new jeans.

Meg: Yeah, you’re right. I’ll take the blue one then.

Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you

Meg: Yes, please. I’m looking for a fancy miniskirt to go with this white shirt…let me show you…I have it in the bag…

Shop assistant: Oh, what a beautiful shirt. I know exactly what you need. Over here, please. Take a look at these skirts. They’ve just arrived..

Anne: Wow! Look at this one in black, Meg! So cool!

Meg: It is indeed! What colours do you have?

Shop assistant: Hmmm…I’m not sure. I’ll check it for you. We also have it in navy blue, brown, dark

green and red.

Meg: Well,…I think I like the green one. Can I try it on?

Shop assistant: Certainly. What size are you?

Meg: I usually take a size 6, but it depends on the brand.

Shop assistant: Oh, OK. I’ll get you a 6 and an 8 then, Please come with me. The changing rooms

are over there. How does it fit?

Anne: Wow, I love it! You look amazing Meg!

Shop assistant: Yes, you do indeed. That’s size a 6, isn’t it?

Meg: Yeah! I love it too! How much is it?

Shop assistant: 1,000 Baht, I believe. Let me check the tag…Well, it’s 1,200 Baht.

Anne: It’s not expensive. And you’ve got the money your granny gave you for Christmas.

Meg: Yeah, that’s right. I think I’ll take it. Can I pay by credit card?

Shop assistant: Certainly. Over here, please. Your card and your receipt… Please, keep the receipt

in case you want to exchange the skirt. You have 15 days…

Meg: Oh, thanks! Bye.

Shop assistant: Bye. Have a nice day!

How did Meg pay the item?

a)

cash

b)

credit card

c)

prompt pay

d)

money transfer

M1 Midterm Examination 2022

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

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