WorksheetsENGLISH 4 REVIEWER
Total questions: 155
Worksheet time: 5hrs 10mins
It is the ........... building in the town.
tall
most tall
taller
tallest
Martin is .............. than his brother.
older
more old
oldest
most oldest
She is as ............ as her sister.
cleverer
clever
cleverest
clever than
He is ................ person in Britain.
richest
most rich
the richest
the most rich
The United States is very large but Canada is ................
large
larger than
more large
larger
That is ................... film I have ever seen.
the most boring
the boringest
more boring
most boring
It's the ............. place in my town.
gooder
better
best
good
I don't like this white table. It is ................ than the black one.
bader
badder
worse
the worse
It was ............... day in my life.
the best
best
good
the goodest
Spring is .................... for them than winter.
the busier
the busyer
busyer
busier
I met my (good) friend yesterday.
A. goodest
B. better
best
D.gooder
Dorothy is (young) in her family.
A. the youngest
B. the younger
young
as young as
Henry is not (strong) his elder brother Bob.
A. so strong as
strong as
stronger
the strongest
-It isn't very warm today, is it?
-No, it was (warm) yesterday.
A. more warm
B. warmer
the warmest
warm
Your friend looked upset yesterday.
I'm glad he looks (happy) today.
A. more happy
happier
happy as
happyer
Where is (near) post-office, please?
A. the nearest
B. the next
C. nearer
near
That's (good) film I've ever seen.
A. a good
B. the goodest
C. the best
D. better
Public transport in London is (expensive) in Europe.
A. the expensivest
B. the most expensive
C. more expensive
expensiver
Do you think Americans are (nice) English people?
A. nicer than
B. the nicest
nice than
nice
The 22nd of December is (short) day in the year.
A. the short
B. the shorter
C. the shortest
D. shortest
This is (old) theatre in London.
A. an older
B. the oldest
C. the eldest
D. elder
Let's go by train It's much (cheap).
A. cheap
B. cheaper
C. the cheapest
D. cheapest
I earn (little) money than he does.
A. littler
B. more little
C. less
D. least
This bag is too small. I need something much (big).
A. the biggest
B. bigger
C. more bigger
D. big
Yesterday was (hot) day of the year.
A. the hottest
B. a hot
C. hotter
D. a hottest
Choose the right option:
________________________________ car
a black new
a new black
Choose the right option:
________________________________ book
an interesting old
an old interesting
Choose the right option:
________________________________ food
delicious French
French delicious
Choose the right option:
_____________________________________ cat
an old silly
a silly old
Choose the right option:
____________________________ truck
an American big red
a big red American
a red big American
Choose the right option:
_________________________________ shoes
beautiful red
red beautiful
Choose the right option:
________________________________ girl
a Japanese tall
a tall Japanese
Choose the right option:
_______________________________ cake
a chocolate delicious round
a delicious round chocolate
a round delicious chocolate
Choose the right option:
___________________________ oranges
some big great
some great big
Choose the right option:
_______________________________ guitar
a black new
a new black
Which is correct.
ugly brown old dog
brown old ugly dog
ugly old brown dog
Which is correct?
yellow Canadian tiny bee
Canadian yellow tiny bee
tiny yellow Canadian bee
Place the adjectives in order
color, shape, size, nationality
nationality, purpose, color, size
age, opinion, shape, color
opinion, age, color purpose
Which is correct?
I bit into the apple, red, shiny, big
I bit into the big, shiny, red, apple
I bit into the red, shiny, big apple
Which is in the correct order?
the white fluffy jumbo marshmallows
the jumbo fluffy white marshmallows
the fluffy, white, jumbo marshmallows
the fluffy jumbo white marshmallows
Choose the correct order
purpose, material, color,shape
material,color,shape,purpose
shape,color,material purpose
color,purpose,material,shape
Which one is correct?
big, red
red, big
Which one is correct?
The tiny, blue, Chinese cup
The Chinese blue tiny cup
The blue, tiny, Chinese cup
Which one is correct?
two, blue, plastic balls
plastic, blue, two balls
two, plastic, blue balls
Which one is correct?
The tall, mean, old English teacher yelled at us.
The mean, tall, old English teacher yelled at us.
The old, English, tall, mean teacher yelled at us.
The English, old, tall, mean teacher yelled at us.
Which one is correct?
a short wonderful trip
a wonderful short trip
Which one is correct?
black leather Italian shoes
Italian black leather shoes
leather black Italian shoes
shoes Italian leather black
Which one is correct?
a good young American cook
a young good American cook
an American good young cook
a cook good young American
Which one is correct>
a small round multipurpose room
a round small multipurpose room
a multipurpose round small room
a room multipurpose round small
Which one is correct?
an expensive blue silk scarf
a blue silk expensive scarf
a silk blue expensive scarf
an expensive silk blue scarf
Which one is correct?
round German plastic chairs
round plastic German chairs
plastic round German chairs
German round plastic chairs
Which one is correct?
a new British friend
a British new friend
a new friend British
a British new friend
Which one is correct?
a delicious healthy breakfast
a healthy delicious breakfast
Which one is correct?
an old Chinese porcelain vase
a Chinese old porcelain vase
an old porcelain Chinese vases
a porcelain old Chinese vase
Which one is correct?
a handsome talented Japanese singer
a talented handsome Japanese singer
a handsome talented singer Japanese
a Japanese handsome talented singer
Which one is correct?
a beautiful clear blue sky
a clear beautiful blue sky
a blue beautiful clear sky
a blue beautiful clear sky
Which Sentence is Correct?
The Large Wooden Chinese Cat
The metal Old Chair
The Beautiful Square Golden Treasure
The Ugly Canadian Medium Basketball
Which Sentence is Correct?
The Blue Indian Lovely Lamp
The Boring Young Red Monkey
The Tiny Japanese Pink Mushroom
The White Woolen Beautiful Scarf
Which Sentence Is Correct?
The Useful Round Orange Basketball
The Old Wooden Small Bench
The Small Grey Cute Mouse
The Yummy Sugar Blue Cookie
Which Sentence is Correct?
The Soft Purple Long Blanket
The Happy Small White Dog
The Sad Cooking Blue Pot
The Dull Wooden Old Desk
Which Sentence is Correct?
The Cold Green Small Snowball
The Young Helpful Chinese Student
The Red Italian Wheat Pasta
The Riding Grey Big Lawnmower
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
The pencil fell under the desk.
the pencil
fell under the desk
under the desk
the desk
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
Putting her papers under her desk, Mrs. Konchita felt like her desk was clean.
under her desk
putting her papers
felt like her desk
desk was clean
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
The big brown bird flew into the window, but was okay.
the big brown bird flew
into the window but was okay
flew into the window
into the window
Above the trees flew a beautiful bald eagle.
Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence:
Mr. Dominador Ulaye placed new white ghost lights on the tree.
put new white ghost lights
on the tree
Mr. Dominador Ulaye
white ghost lights
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
He put the quarters into his piggy bank.
put the quarters
he put the
into his piggy bank
his piggy bank
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence
I enjoy playing the clarinet
I enjoy playing
enjoy playing in
playing in the clarinet
There is no preposition!
What is the preposition in the following sentence?
I love to sleep late on Fridays!
like
sleep
late
on
What does a prepositional phrase start with?
A topic
A preposition
A subject
I was just thinking hard when the teacher looked at me and did not pay attention
Which of the following sentences does NOT include a prepositional phrase?
I walked all the way home.
I walked over the hill.
I walked through the woods.
I walked next to the river
Acting on a stage
can be very scary
on a stage
be very scary
Spot the prepositional phrase! "We read the report many times in preparation for our meeting." (more than one answer possible)
the report
many times
in preparation
for our meeting
Spot the prepositional phrase! "The earthquake caused our building to shake from side to side."
The earthquake
our building
to shake
from side to side
Stay __________ until it stops raining.
indoors
outdoors
everywhere
nowhere
Her uncle's house is ________.
anywhere
nearby
downstairs
away
I have looked ________ for my missing book.
anywhere
somewhere
everywhere
nowhere
The bird flew ________ when it saw the cat.
away
down
inside
everywhere
The ball bounces ________ the stairs.
in
out
inside
down
Rita cannot find her compass ________.
nowhere
somewhere
anywhere
everywhere
Come ________ and sit ________.
over ; away
here ; there
out ; up
in ; down
Put the book over ________.
there
nowhere
away
nearby
Louis stepped ________ and fell off the stage.
there
up
backwards
outside
The bucket fell ________ and the water spilt ________.
down ; away
over ; out
over ; up
down ; over
Identify the adverb of place:
King Jia looked everywhere for his lost book.
everywhere
lost
looked
book
Identify the adverb of place:
My dog is in the garden downstairs.
is
downstairs
garden
dog
Identify the adverb of place:
Jia En left her lunch bag outside.
left
outside
lunch
her
Identify the adverb of place:
Yan Jiang must be hiding somewhere.
hiding
somewhere
must
be
I have looked _____________ for my bag.
everywhere
nowhere
somewhere
anywhere
There is a famous restaurant ____________________ the market.
nearby
somewhere
nowhere
everywhere
There are many rides ___________________ the Legoland theme park.
outside
inside
nearby
anywhere
Juin Zhen is searching for his car key _________________.
elsewhere
nowhere
everywhere
where
Are your parents go _____________ tomorrow?
nowhere
anywhere
inside
nearby
The Beast looked like a bear and a lion at the same time.
simile
metaphor
personification
Evie became a sister to Mal.
simile
metaphor
personification
The train screamed down the tracks.
simile
metaphor
personification
Hermione was like a walking dictionary.
simile
metaphor
personification
Katniss's bravery lit the flame of revolution.
simile
metaphor
personification
The horses grumbled to each other as they walked along.
simile
metaphor
personification
Legolas's arrow shot from his bow like a flash of lightning.
simile
metaphor
personification
Surrounded by walking skeletons, Elizabeth was trapped inside a nightmare.
simile
metaphor
personification
The space ship drifted lazily toward the planet.
simile
metaphor
personification
Rosalie was a runway model, walking across the cafeteria.
simile
metaphor
personification
Belle's tears threatened to choke her, but she took a deep breath.
simile
metaphor
personification
Carlos was the Einstein of his class.
simile
metaphor
personification
Tris was scared and turned white as a sheet.
simile
metaphor
personification
Fred and George believe that the rules are begging to be broken.
simile
metaphor
personification
Rue lay as still and beautiful as a doll, surrounded by white flowers.
simile
metaphor
personification
The enormous canopy of stars glittered overhead.
simile
metaphor
personification
The whole forest waited, listening, to see what would happen next.
simile
metaphor
personification
Elizabeth was as stubborn as a mule.
simile
metaphor
personification
Luke's heart crumbled at her words.
simile
metaphor
personification
The storm chased them across the field.
simile
metaphor
personification
What is the correct abbreviation for Mister?
Mr
Mr.
Mstr.
What is the correct abbreviation for Doctor?
Dct.
Dr
Dr.
What is the correct abbreviation for Street?
St
Strt.
St.
What is the correct abbreviation for Road?
R.
Rd
Rd.
What is the correct abbreviation for September?
Sept.
Sep.
Sept
Septem.
To beat a dead horse
to mention the name of one who then appears
something one wants to keep a secret
to waste time doing something that won't succeed
Speak of the devil
to mention the name of one who then appears
to lose one's temper
to look for something where there is nothing
Cup of tea
to mention the name of one who then appears
to intentionally ignore someone
something one likes or is good at
Once in a blue moon
to be caught in the act of doing something wrong
something that one values
not often
Cold shoulder
to intentionally ignore someone
a list of disapproved items or people
to be caught in the act of doing something wrong
A glossary is in what order?
Numerical
Alphabetical
Color
What is a glossary?
A picture
An index
A list of special words and their definitions for a specific book
A Table of Contents
Where in the book would you find a glossary?
At the beginning
In the middle
At the end
Using the glossary, what does havoc mean?
A person who gets hurt or dies in an event
An event that causes much suffering or loss
Circumstances where there is much destruction
A mound of snow created by wind
Using the glossary, what does disaster mean?
A person who gets hurt or dies in an event
An event that causes much suffering or loss
Circumstances where there is much destruction
A mound of snow created by wind
