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Upper-intermediate II

Total questions: 95

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Red, which signifies happiness and good fortune in China, is the favorite ribbon color.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

2.

The Pueblo rain dancers wore outfits with symbols that represented lightening, thunder, clouds, and rainbows.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

3.

In the eagle dance, the dancers' movements are like those of the eagle, which swoops and dives for it's food.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

4.

Chinese schoolchildren learn dances that require difficult body movements.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

5.

The Chinese ribbon dance, which has been performed for thousands of years, is often danced with red ribbons.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

6.

Flamenco is a dance form that the Gypsies from Spain invented.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

7.

A lively dance that is very popular is the square dance.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

8.

Probably the best-known early American dance is the Virginia reel, which became popular in George Washington's time.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

9.

A flamenco dancer, who is accompanied by a guitarist, typically wears bright and colorful clothing.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

10.

Folk dances often require steps that are difficult to learn.

a)

Essential Clause

b)

Nonessential Clause

11.

Find the adjective clause.

Joan, who is my older sister, works at St. Simon.

a)

Joan works at St. Simon

b)

who is my older sister

12.

Find the adjective clause.

Ms. Walsh, who is an Irish musician, teaches at our school.

a)

Ms. Walsh teaches at our school

b)

who is an Irish musician

13.

Find the adjective clause.

The pencil that is in the drawer is my favorite.

a)

that is in the drawer

b)

The pencil is my favorite.

14.

Find the adjective clause.

The computer that has a broken screen is out of order today.

a)

that has a broken screen

b)

The computer is out of order today.

15.

Find the adjective clause.

The desk that is at the back of the room is Mrs. Walsh's desk.

a)

The desk is Mrs. Walsh's desk.

b)

that is at the back of the room

16.

Find the adjective clause.

The book whose main character won a gold medal is one of my favorites.

a)

The book is one of my favorites.

b)

whose main character won a gold medal

17.
What is the adjective clause in the following sentence:
The present that Layla received lifted her spirits.
a)
The present that Layla received
b)
lifted her spirits
c)
that Layla received lifted her spirits
d)
that Layla received
18.
What is the adjective clause in the following sentence:
The doctor who originally saw us was out today.
a)
The doctor was out today
b)
who originally saw us
c)
was out today
d)
The doctor who originally saw us
19.
Which word below would fit in the blank?
The test ______ I didn't study for was really hard!
a)
that
b)
who
c)
since
d)
while
20.
Adjective clauses describe ___________.
a)
verbs
b)
nouns
c)
other adjectives
d)
only the subject of a sentence
21.

What is an adjective clause?

a)

Is a dependent clause that modifies a noun or a pronoun

b)

Is an independent clause that modifies a noun or a pronoun

c)

Is a dependent clause that modifies a verb

d)

Is an independent clause that modifies a verb

22.

Adjective clauses begin with words such as:

a)

after and if.

b)

who, whom, whose, which, and why.

c)

because and although.

d)

that, when and where.

23.
Katie hates Steve, who chews with his mouth open. 
a)
Katie hates Steve
b)
who chews with his mouth open
c)
with his mouth open
24.
I can't believe James swallowed the gum, which he found on the floor.
a)
I can't believe 
b)
which he had found on the floor
c)
on the floor
d)
James swallowed the gum
25.
She threw the flowers on the ground and stomped on them.
a)
She threw the flowers
b)
on the ground
c)
and stomped on them
d)
There is no adjective clause
26.
I think Jeremy's aunt lives ......... they went for their honeymoon.
a)
what
b)
who
c)
when
d)
where
27.
The high value of the pound at the moment explains ....... manufacturers and exporters are suffering.
a)
how long
b)
where
c)
why
d)
when
28.
I'm sure I'm not the first to notice .......... your daughter is a very talented artist, especially for her age.
a)
who
b)
that
c)
why
d)
what
29.
........ we rent this shop again next year depends on the amount of profit we make.
a)
whom
b)
who 
c)
whether
d)
which
30.
We are not sure yet .......... we want to spend on flowers at our wedding.
a)
how long
b)
how much
c)
what
d)
which
31.
It wasn't until he refused to help his mother organise his aunt's funeral that I realised ........ selfish Mike is.
a)
what
b)
why
c)
how
d)
if
32.
Will you ask the salesman to explain ......... they ordered their next year's supply from our competitors?
a)
what
b)
where
c)
why
d)
how
33.
I would like to know .......... the trains will be running normally during the public holiday.
a)
whether
b)
that
c)
what
d)
when
34.
In the United Kingdom, the law ........ that cars must be tested for safety every year.
a)
threatens
b)
stipulates
c)
teaches
d)
guesses
35.
Mrs Holliday ........ that the builders had made a terrible job of her extension.
a)
commanded
b)
appeared
c)
predicted
d)
grumbled
36.

It has been confirmed recently ......... using mobile phones can cause brain damage.

a)
if
b)
that
c)
what
d)
where
37.

The professor ......... that the nutritionist said chocolate was healthy only because she is employed by one of the biggest chocolate company.

a)
wondered
b)
argued
c)
pretended
d)
wished
38.

I might be able to tell you ........ channel the film is on if I can remember ........ I put the newspaper.

a)
which / where
b)
where / when
c)
what / how
d)
whose / that
39.
Donating some of your wages to a charity will not only help unfortunate people, but it will also give you a sense of pleasure, ......... charity you support.
a)
whoever
b)
whenever
c)
whichever
d)
however
40.
The results of the survey ......... that George Bush junior would win the election.
a)
warned
b)
indicated
c)
considered
d)
requested
41.

They were interviewing her for the job.  She ________________ for the job

a)
was being interviewed
b)
was interviewed
c)
has been interviewed
42.

 Tom is writing an email.   The letter ________________ by Tom.

a)
was written
b)
is being written
c)
has been written
43.

Everyone understands English.   English ________________ by everyone.

a)
is understood
b)
has been understood
c)
was understood
44.

The employees brought up this issue during the meeting.   This issue ________________ by the employees during the meeting.

a)
has been brought up
b)
is brought up
c)
was brought up
45.

The boss told him not to talk in the conference.   He ________________ by the professor not to talk in class.

a)
has been told
b)
was told
c)
was being told
46.

They say that women are smarter than men.  Women ________________ to be smarter than men.

a)
were being said
b)
were said
c)
are said
47.

The fire has destroyed all the files.  The house ________________ by the fire.

a)
has been destroyed
b)
was being destroyed
c)
is destroyed
48.

She would have told you.  You ________________ by her. 

a)
would have been told
b)
would be told
c)
were being told
49.

She would reject the offer.  The offer ________________ by her.

a)
will have been rejected
b)
would be rejected
c)
will be rejected
50.
This surprises me. 
I ________________ by this.
a)
would have been surprised
b)
will be surprised
c)
am surprised
51.

The mixed conditional describes an event in the past with a result in the present

a)

True

b)

False

52.

To describe the past condition, we use ____ + past participle

a)

have

b)

had

c)

has

53.

To describe the present result, we use ____ + infinite

a)

will

b)

was

c)

would

54.

John is sick. He ate 6 burgers!

If John _________ 6 burgers, he wouldn't be sick.

a)

had eaten

b)

hadn't eaten

c)

didn't eat

55.

Maria's friend moved away. She is sad.

If her friend hadn't moved away, Maria ____ sad.

a)

would be

b)

is

c)

wouldn't be

56.

I dropped the coffee on my foot. My foot is burnt!

If I _____ the coffee, my foot ____ burnt!

a)

had dropped / would be

b)

didn't drop / wouldn't be

c)

hadn't dropped / would be

d)

hadn't dropped / wouldn't be

57.

I didn't study. I am unhappy with my grades.

If I _____, I ____ happy with my grades.

a)

had studied / would be

b)

didn't study / wouldn't be

c)

hadn't studied / would be

d)

hadn't studied / wouldn't be

58.

I did the grocery shopping. I have food in my fridge.

If I _____ the shopping, I ____ any food!

a)

had done / would have

b)

didn't do / wouldn't have

c)

hadn't done / wouldn't have

d)

hadn't done / would have

59.

If we (a)   (attend) this lesson, we would not understand mixed conditionals :)

60.

Fatima (a)   (cook) dinner if she had some food in the fridge! ....but the fridge is empty :(

61.

If I had enough money, ___________________.

a)

I could travel with them.

b)

I would have travelled with them.

c)

I travelled with them.

d)

I had travelled with them.

62.

I like this job, that's why I applied for it.

a)

If I didn't like this job, I wouldn't have applied for it.

b)

If I hadn't liked this job, I wouldn't have applied for it.

c)

If I liked this job, I wouldn't have applied for it.

d)

If I didn't like this job, I would have applied for it.

63.

I am going to do my homework, that's why I am upset.

a)

If I didn't do my homework, I wouldn't be upset.

b)

If I weren't doing my homework, I would upset.

c)

If I weren't doing my homework, I weren't upset.

d)

If I weren't doing my homework, I wouldn't be upset.

64.

I am going to take my final exam tomorrow, that's why I studied hard.

a)

If I weren't taking my final exam tomorrow, I wouldn't study hard.

b)

If I weren't taking my final exam tomorrow, I studied hard.

c)

If I weren't taking my final exam tomorrow, I wouldn't have studied hard.

d)

If I wouldn't be taking my final exam tomorrow, I wouldn't have studied hard.

65.

I broke up with Mary, so we are not going to get married.

a)

If I hadn't broken up with Mary, we were going to be getting married.

b)

If I hadn't broken up with Mary, we would be getting married.

c)

If I didn't break up with Mary, we would be getting married.

d)

we would be getting married if Mary hadn't broken up with me.

66.

I insulted Peter, that's why I feel terrible now.

a)

If I hadn't insulted Peter, I didn't feel terrible now.

b)

If I hadn't insulted Peter, I wouldn't feel terrible now.

c)

If I didn't insult Peter, I wouldn't feel terrible now.

d)

If I insulted Peter, I would feel terrible now.

67.

She has got lots of money, that's why she's going to travel the world.

a)

If she hadn't had money, she would be travelling the world.

b)

If she didn't have lots of money, she will travel the world.

c)

If she didn't have lots of money, she would travel the world.

d)

If she didn't have lots of money, she wouldn't be travelling the world.

68.

I am fond of burgers, that's why I bought 3 ones.

a)

If I weren't fond of burgers, I wouldn't have bought 3 ones.

b)

If I weren't fond of burgers, I would buy 3 ones.

c)

If I weren't fond of burgers, I didn't buy 3 ones.

d)

If I were fond of burgers, I would have bought 3 ones.

69.

We are going to go camping next week, that's why she is excited.

a)

If we weren't going camping next week, she would be excited.

b)

If we weren't going camping next week, she wouldn't be excited.

c)

If we were going camping next week, she wouldn't be excited.

d)

If we were going camping next week, she is excited.

70.

My family is going to visit me, that's why I didn't prepare anything.

a)

If my family weren't visiting me, I would have prepared something.

b)

If my family weren't visiting me, I would have prepared anything.

c)

If my family weren't be visiting me, I would have prepared something.

d)

If my family weren't visiting me, I would prepare something.

71.

I flunked my final exam, so my mother is not going to give me permission for the party.

a)

If I hadn't flunked my final exam, my mother wouldn't be giving me permission for the party.

b)

If I flunked my final exam, my mother wouldn't give me permission for the party.

c)

If I had flunked my final exam, my mother wouldn't be giving me permission for the party.

d)

If I hadn't flunked my final exam, my mother would be giving me permission for the party.

72.

I hit my little sister, that's why I am grounded now.

a)

If I hit my little sister, I would be grounded now.

b)

If I hit my little sister, I would have been grounded now.

c)

If I hadn't hit my little sister, I wouldn't be grounded now.

d)

If I hit my little sister, I will be grounded.

73.

The young people spoke _____________ about their experiences.

a)

at noon

b)

at length

c)

at any rate

d)

at least

74.

___________, men still earn more than women.

a)

On foot

b)

On the way

c)

On holidays

d)

On average

75.

_______, the better a parent you are during the first 18 years, the better friends you'll be later.

a)

In danger

b)

In a hurry

c)

In danger

d)

In short

76.
In this game, you ____ win ____ lose. It depends on you.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
77.
_____ Sue _____ Sara will help you with your homework. They are both busy at the moment.
a)
Either...or
b)
Neither...nor
78.
When I go to the restaurant, I eat _____ fish _____ roast chicken. These are my favorite meals.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
79.
His father believed _____ his son _____ his friend. He thought that both were lying.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
80.
Which word goes in the space?
Neither my uncle ___ my aunt could come to the party.
a)
nor
b)
or
c)
and
81.

We can go on a picnic on Monday.

We can go on a picnic on Wednesday.

a)

We can go on a picnic on either Monday or Wednesday.

b)

We can neither go on a picnic on Monday nor Wednesday.

82.
You can use _____ this computer _____ the other one. Someone must fix them first.
a)
either...or
b)
neither...nor
83.

We will go to the cinema.

We will stay at home.

a)

We will either go to the cinema or stay at home.

b)

We will go either to the cinema or stay at home.

84.

She cannot eat prawns.

She cannot eat crabs.

a)

She can eat neither prawns nor crabs.

b)

She can neither eat prawns nor eat crabs.

85.

I don't want milk.

I don't want sugar.

a)

I want neither milk nor sugar.

b)

I neither want milk nor want sugar.

86.

You can find road maps _____ in this book _______ on the Internet.

a)

neither, nor

b)

either, or

87.

You can have ________ coffee ____tea.

a)

neither.....nor

b)

either.....or

88.

Najmi __________ plays football ________badminton.

a)

neither.......nor

b)

either....or

89.

She plans__________ to make pasta ___soup for dinner.

a)

neither.......nor

b)

either.....or

90.

He is _________ watching the movie on the television______on the laptop.

a)

either......or

b)

neither....nor

91.

My family might go _________ to Penang _____Singapore for a holiday.

a)

neither.....nor

b)

either....or

92.

A: I don't like bitter gourd.

B: _______ do I.

a)

Either

b)

Neither

93.

_________ Alia nor Wee Mee passed the examination.

a)

Either

b)

Neither

94.

You can _________ submit your homework via Google Classroom or Telegram.

a)

either

b)

neither

95.

Darshan ________ sings nor dances but he is a great cajon player.

a)

either

b)

neither

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