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WorksheetsCambridge Global English 4: Midterm
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 38mins
Which of the following is NOT a natural landscape?
Beach
City
Rainforest
Volcano
Which "adjective" best describes a rain forest?
long
freezing
icy
wet
This is a picture/photo of what kind of natural landscape?
(Hint: Starts with the letter "r")
(a)
This is a picture/photo of what kind of natural landscape?
(Hint: Starts with the letter "D")
(a)
This is a picture/photo of what natural landscape?
(Hint: Starts with the letter "G")
(a)
This is a picture/photo of what kind of natural landscape?
(Hint: Starts with the letter "V")
(a)
This is a picture/photo of what natural landscape?
(Hint: Has two words and the first word starts with the letter, "T.")
(a)
The Nile is (a) than the Amazon, but the Amazon is wider than the Nile.
The Sahara Desert is _____ and _____ than the Namib Desert and the Kalahari Desert.
(Hint: The first word begins with the letter "h" and the second word begins with the letter "d.")
(a)
The Mauna Loa Volcano is now _____ _____ than the Kilauea Volcano.
(Hint: The first word begins with "m" and the second word begins with "a.")
(a)
Which is the closest planet to the Sun?
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Pluto
Which is the farthest planet away from the Sun?
Pluto
Saturn
Neptune
Uranus
What orbits the Earth?
The Moon
The planets
The stars
The Sun
Which letters represent the order of the planets from the Sun?
MVEMSJUN
MVEMJSNU
VMEMSJNU
MVEMJSUN
(a) happen when there is sunlight after a rain.
(a) happens when cold and warm air meet to make electricity.
(a) happen when the sun goes down at the end of the day.
The _____ _____ appear at night in very northern places and is caused by the activity from the sun (solar activity).
(a)
You can see a (a) of stars in places away from the city where there are no lights.
A _____ orbits a planet to collect information.
satellite
telescope
rover
shuttle
Scientists can see planets and stars close up through a _____
space shuttle
satellite
rover
telescope
A space _____ can travel into space and then back to Earth.
satellite
shuttle
rover
telescope
Mount Everest is the (a) mountain in the world.
(Hint: The word begins with "h.")
Jupiter is the (a) of all the planets.
(Hint: The word begins with "L.)
The Great Barrier Reef is _________ of all the reefs in the world.
the more beautiful
the most beautifulest
the most beautiful
the beautifulest
The word "out" rhymes with _____.
shout
house
ought
cat
Pluto feels _____ ____ because it doesn't feel included.
(a)
A (a) is a beautiful stone, also called a jewel.
(Hint: Begins with the letter, "g.")
Students who stay in the boarding house (a) to be with their parents on the weekend.
(Hint: Begins with the letter, "L.")
I (a) that he is telling the truth. I think he must be lying.
(Hint: Begins with the letter, "d.")
I'm really _____ science fiction futuristic stories.
like
enjoy
keen
into
I love _____ about spaceships traveling to other planets.
read
am reading
reading
to reading
I am not very ____ reading fiction books. I prefer non-fiction books with lots of facts in them.
keen on
keen to
keen
keen at
Someone who is (a) is someone who is very strong.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "P")
Someone who is (a) is someone who can move quickly and easily.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "A")
Someone who is (a) is someone who is not afraid of anything.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "F")
Someone who is (a) is someone who is very smart.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "I")
Someone who is (a) is someone who does bad things.
(Begins with the letter "W")
Someone who is (a) is someone who is good at running and jumping.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "A")
A superhero is someone (a) is strong and brave.
A superhero has special powers (a) normal people do not have.
I like to travel to places (a) I can meet interesting people and see beautiful scenes.
What's the past tense of the verb, "capture"?
(a)
What's the past tense of the verb, "choose"?
(a)
What's the past tense of the verb, "give"?
(a)
What's a word that means the same as "strong"?
(Hint: It begins with a "P".)
(a)
What's a word that means the same as "brave"?
(Hint: It begins with a "F".)
(a)
What's a word that means the same as "bad"?
(Hint: It begins with a "W".)
(a)
What's a word that means the same as "clever"?
(Hint: It begins with a "I".)
(a)
Rules: (a) English in class!
Rules: (a) your books out of your bag!
Rules: (a) run in the classroom!
Rules: (a) talk when the teacher is talking!
Correct the punctuation:
don't do that she exclaimed
(a)
Correct the punctuation:
i'm over here he shouted
(a)
This is called a ______.
stadium
circle
station
tower
This is called ______ building.
a shopping
an apartment
a business
an office
This is called a (a) .
This is called a (a) .
There are solar panels on the roof ____ the house.
to build
to collect
to keep
to heat
There is a _____ going through the mountain so a train can go to the other side quickly.
cave
hole
tunnel
meadow
He was a _____ person in his community. He worked hard, was kind to everyone, was helpful, and treated everyone well.
respectable
terrible
wicked
respect
Amanda is very _____ ___ cats. She likes them very much.
(a)
There is a ______ in front of my house filled with flowers and grasses.
(Hint: Begins with the letter "m.")
tunnel
meadow
hole
residential
My _____ is my father or mother's brother or sister's son or daughter.
cousin
uncle
niece
nephew
"To get on well with" means _____ .
...to recover from a sickness
...to get along with
...to do things well
... to be like someone
"To tell someone off" means _____.
... "to tell them how much you like them."
..."to tell them the meaning of a something."
..."to tell them to get off the chair."
..."to angrily tell them that they did something wrong."
"To take after" means that _______.
..."you look or act like someone."
..." to follow someone."
... "to pick up something that someone dropped."
..."to look after or take care of."
My son likes jazz music, (a) I prefer rock music.
(Hint: Do not use the word "but" and it begins with a "w.")
Q. (Use the correct form of go, play, or do.)
He (a) swimming three times a week.
