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M.4 Pretest 2/2568

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is the correct definition for the word "equal"?

a)

the same

b)

more

c)

much

d)

out of control

2.

Hindus _____ Holi every year on a day after the full moon in February or March.

a)

relax

b)

all over

c)

celebrate

d)

festival

3.

The habits of a country's group is _____.

a)

candles

b)

customs

c)

a flag

d)

to decorate

4.

In Japan, 3, 5 and 7 are _____ years.

a)

flavors

b)

favorite

c)

luck

d)

lucky

5.

Thailand has _____ transportation like Tuk-Tuk.

a)

rent

b)

alarm

c)

residents

d)

unique

6.

Cook the chicken at a _____ of 350 degrees for two hours.

a)

temperature

b)

heater

c)

crime

d)

capital

7.

Which is the best description for "a quarter of"?

a)

30 minutes or half past

b)

1/4 or 25 percent of

c)

all of them

d)

a part of something

8.

Benjamin Franklin was _____.

a)

a teacher

b)

a normal

c)

an artist

d)

an inventor

9.

Measurement of the force of blood moving around the body is _____.

a)

circulation

b)

blood pressure

c)

painkiller

d)

heartbeat

10.

Which is the synonym of the word "priest"?

a)

monk

b)

mother

c)

planet

d)

ceremony

11.

Only rich people can live in Venice.

Which word is an adjective?

a)

Only

b)

rich

c)

live

d)

people

12.

Iceland is a country in europe.

Which word is incorrect?

a)

Iceland

b)

is

c)

in

d)

europe

13.

Sleep is most important than food.

Which word is incorrect?

a)

most

b)

important

c)

Sleep

d)

than

14.

A dog is bigger than a mouse, but smaller than an elephant.

a)

A dog is smaller than a mouse.

b)

A dog is very big.

c)

A dog is the biggest.

d)

An elephant is bigger than a dog.

15.

You can't come without a ticket.

a)

You can come if you have a ticket.

b)

You mustn't go with a ticket.

c)

You don't need a ticket to come.

d)

You cannot buy a ticket outside.

16.

I want you to clean the car when you come back.

a)

You want to clean it.

b)

We will clean it together.

c)

I don't want you to forget to clean it.

d)

I want to clean the car.

17.

Andrea is looking after the children.

a)

The children are in front of her.

b)

She is looking at the children.

c)

She is taking care of the children.

d)

She can see the children.

18.

She can hardly see it.

a)

She cannot see it very well.

b)

She is hard with it.

c)

She sees very hard.

d)

It is hard to see her.

19.

Thai food is deliciously and often spicy.

Which word is incorrect?

a)

deliciously

b)

Thai

c)

often

d)

spicy

20.

Dear Melissa, I hope you are well. Guess what! I am having a big party next week at my house and I am inviting all my close friends. The theme of the party is going to be Harry Potter, so all must dress accordingly. You would make a great witch! I need to let everyone know by Wednesday since I am throwing the party next Saturday. Sam is going to decorate the house and my mother is going bake a cake and make lots of food. There is going to be music and dancing as well. John is going to be the DJ. You can stay over at my house. It’s going to be great! I hope to see you then. Love, Sarah

What kind of an organization is it?

a)

It is a slumber party.

b)

It is a costume party.

c)

It is about making cake.

d)

It is a dance party.

21.

Dear Melissa, I hope you are well. Guess what! I am having a big party next week at my house and I am inviting all my close friends. The theme of the party is going to be Harry Potter, so all must dress accordingly. You would make a great witch! I need to let everyone know by Wednesday since I am throwing the party next Saturday. Sam is going to decorate the house and my mother is going bake a cake and make lots of food. There is going to be music and dancing as well. John is going to be the DJ. You can stay over at my house. It’s going to be great! I hope to see you then. Love, Sarah

When is the party?

a)

It is a fancy dress party.

b)

On Wednesday

c)

It is on next Saturday.

d)

There is going to be music and dancing.

22.

Dear Melissa, I hope you are well. Guess what! I am having a big party next week at my house and I am inviting all my close friends. The theme of the party is going to be Harry Potter, so all must dress accordingly. You would make a great witch! I need to let everyone know by Wednesday since I am throwing the party next Saturday. Sam is going to decorate the house and my mother is going bake a cake and make lots of food. There is going to be music and dancing as well. John is going to be the DJ. You can stay over at my house. It’s going to be great! I hope to see you then. Love, Sarah

Whose party is it?

a)

It is Sarah’s party.

b)

It is Judy’s party.

c)

It is Sarah’s mother’s party.

d)

It is Harry Potter’s party.

23.

The Moon is the satellite of the Earth. It is about the quarter size of the Earth. It goes around the Earth approximately in one month. It is about 384,000 kilometers away from the Earth. There is no air or atmosphere around it, so there is no life on the Moon. It has about 13 and a half days daylight and 13 and a half nights of darkness. Temperatures on the Moon is 120 °C during the lunar day and -150 °C during the lunar night. Because there is no air or atmosphere, there is also no sound as the sound waves travel through the air. So, The Moon is very silent.

Why there is no life on the Moon?

a)

Because it is so far away.

b)

Because it has only 13 days of daylight.

c)

Because there is no atmosphere or air.

d)

Because there is no sound.

24.

The Moon is the satellite of the Earth. It is about the quarter size of the Earth. It goes around the Earth approximately in one month. It is about 384,000 kilometers away from the Earth. There is no air or atmosphere around it, so there is no life on the Moon. It has about 13 and a half days daylight and 13 and a half nights of darkness. Temperatures on the Moon is 120 °C during the lunar day and -150 °C during the lunar night. Because there is no air or atmosphere, there is also no sound as the sound waves travel through the air. So, The Moon is very silent.

Which of the followings is incorrect?

a)

The Moon turns around the Earth.

b)

The Moon is bigger than the Earth.

c)

It takes one month for the Moon to go around the Earth.

d)

The Moon is hotter than the Earth in daytime.

25.

The Moon is the satellite of the Earth. It is about the quarter size of the Earth. It goes around the Earth approximately in one month. It is about 384,000 kilometers away from the Earth. There is no air or atmosphere around it, so there is no life on the Moon. It has about 13 and a half days daylight and 13 and a half nights of darkness. Temperatures on the Moon is 120 °C during the lunar day and -150 °C during the lunar night. Because there is no air or atmosphere, there is also no sound as the sound waves travel through the air. So, The Moon is very silent.

Which of the following options cannot complete the sentence "Because there is no air or atmosphere on the Moon, ____"?

a)

Where is no sound.

b)

There is no life.

c)

We cannot cook there.

d)

It is the satellite of the Earth.

26.

The polygraph

Another interesting invention of the 1920s was the polygraph, or lie detector. It was invented in 1921 by a Californian policeman, John Larson. He used the ideas of other psychologists who help him to make a machine that measured people’s heart rate, breathing and blood pressure while they were asked questions. The experts believed that sudden changes in these measurements showed that someone was lying. Although this invention is well-known, it can’t really detect lies. Marston tried to use measurements from his polygraph in a court case in 1923, but they weren’t accepted as evidence and never have been since then. However, polygraphs are still used by some police forces and the FBI because many people believe they work, so they tell the truth to avoid the machine.

What is the polygraph?

a)

It is an invention for California.

b)

It is the machine for exam.

c)

It is lie detector.

d)

It is a machine using for making picture graph.

27.

The polygraph

Another interesting invention of the 1920s was the polygraph, or lie detector. It was invented in 1921 by a Californian policeman, John Larson. He used the ideas of other psychologists who help him to make a machine that measured people’s heart rate, breathing and blood pressure while they were asked questions. The experts believed that sudden changes in these measurements showed that someone was lying. Although this invention is well-known, it can’t really detect lies. Marston tried to use measurements from his polygraph in a court case in 1923, but they weren’t accepted as evidence and never have been since then. However, polygraphs are still used by some police forces and the FBI because many people believe they work, so they tell the truth to avoid the machine.

Is it true that some psychologists helped John Larson to build his invention?

a)

True

b)

False

28.

The polygraph

Another interesting invention of the 1920s was the polygraph, or lie detector. It was invented in 1921 by a Californian policeman, John Larson. He used the ideas of other psychologists who help him to make a machine that measured people’s heart rate, breathing and blood pressure while they were asked questions. The experts believed that sudden changes in these measurements showed that someone was lying. Although this invention is well-known, it can’t really detect lies. Marston tried to use measurements from his polygraph in a court case in 1923, but they weren’t accepted as evidence and never have been since then. However, polygraphs are still used by some police forces and the FBI because many people believe they work, so they tell the truth to avoid the machine.

Is it true that on some occasions, lie detectors have been used as evidence in court?

a)

True

b)

False

29.

The polygraph

Another interesting invention of the 1920s was the polygraph, or lie detector. It was invented in 1921 by a Californian policeman, John Larson. He used the ideas of other psychologists who help him to make a machine that measured people’s heart rate, breathing and blood pressure while they were asked questions. The experts believed that sudden changes in these measurements showed that someone was lying. Although this invention is well-known, it can’t really detect lies. Marston tried to use measurements from his polygraph in a court case in 1923, but they weren’t accepted as evidence and never have been since then. However, polygraphs are still used by some police forces and the FBI because many people believe they work, so they tell the truth to avoid the machine.

What is the best definition of the word “evidence”?

a)

anything that helps to prove that something is or is not true

b)

a piece of electronic equipment used to try to discover if someone is telling lies

c)

a male member of a police force

d)

someone whose job is to discover information about crimes and find out who is responsible for them

30.

The polygraph

Another interesting invention of the 1920s was the polygraph, or lie detector. It was invented in 1921 by a Californian policeman, John Larson. He used the ideas of other psychologists who help him to make a machine that measured people’s heart rate, breathing and blood pressure while they were asked questions. The experts believed that sudden changes in these measurements showed that someone was lying. Although this invention is well-known, it can’t really detect lies. Marston tried to use measurements from his polygraph in a court case in 1923, but they weren’t accepted as evidence and never have been since then. However, polygraphs are still used by some police forces and the FBI because many people believe they work, so they tell the truth to avoid the machine.

Which cannot measure by using polygraph?

a)

heart rate

b)

breathing rate

c)

blood pressure

d)

the ideas

31.

What is the goal in your life right now? And What is your expectation for learning English this semester?

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