Free Printable Level 6 Final Test

1.

1 Harry -------------- a lot of time on his own when he was younger.

a)

had spent

b)

spent

c)

was spending

2.

2 Paula------------------much money last year.

a)

didn't earn

b)

hadn't earned

c)

wasn't earning

3.

I’m sure I...................... you before.

a)

met

b)

have met

c)

had met

4.

How long --------------- in the country before moving to London?

a)

did you live

b)

were you living

c)

did you lived

5.

I ----------------much free time since I started my new job.

a)

haven't had

b)

didn't have

c)

wasn't having

6.

There aren’t--------cheap restaurants near here.

a)

any

b)

some

c)

a few

7.

We’re staying in-------------expensive hotel.

a)

the

b)

an

c)

a

d)

-

8.

There’s too-----------noise in the city Centre.

a)

much

b)

many

c)

few

9.

Would you like to come over for dinner this evening?

a)

the

b)

an

c)

a

d)

-

10.

of people come here every year.

a)

a few

b)

a lot

c)

enough

11.

Choose the voice of the sentence:👇

1. People send millions of emails every day.

a)

Active

b)

Passive

12.

Choose the voice of the sentence:👇

2. How many gold medals were won by Team GB in the 2012 Olympics?

a)

Active

b)

Passive

13.

Choose the voice of the sentence:👇

3 People saw Madonna in her local supermarket recently.

a)

Active

b)

Passive

14.

Choose the voice of the sentence:👇

4 A lot of new houses were built in the village last year.

a)

Active

b)

Passive

15.

Choose the voice of the sentence:👇

5 Where do they grow the best coffee?

a)

Active

b)

Passive

16.

1 You’re not allowed to drive your car in a ------ zone.

a)

pedstrian

b)

pedistrian

c)

pedestrian

17.

2 If you live in a -------- area, there won’t be any shops near you.

a)

resedential

b)

residential

c)

resdential

18.

3 Stop! The traffic ---------- are red.

a)

lambs

b)

lights

c)

lamps

19.

4 The public -------------system is very efficient, so you don’t need a car here.

a)

transport

b)

transports

c)

transparent

20.

5 I always take glass bottles and newspapers to the-----------bins near my house.

a)

reorder

b)

rewind

c)

recycle

21.

Is this sentence right or wrong?

1 Lucy’s very sensitive and always thinks about other people’s feelings.

a)

Right (√)

b)

Wrong (x)

22.

Is this sentence right or wrong?

2 Please be nervous and I’m sure you’ll get what you want if you wait long enough.

a)

Right (√)

b)

Wrong (x)

23.

Is this sentence right or wrong?

3 David’s very easy-going and always shares his thoughts and feelings.

a)

Right (√)

b)

Wrong (x)

24.

Is this sentence right or wrong?

4 Hannah’s very affectionate and likes to show her friends and family that she loves them.

a)

Right (√)

b)

Wrong (x)

25.

Is this sentence right or wrong?

5 Tom has always been disappointed, so I’m sure he’ll get to the top.

a)

Right (√)

b)

Wrong (x)

26.

1 Jane came quite quickly after the operation.

a)

down

b)

up

c)

round

27.

2 What are your symptoms?

a)

I’ve got a stomach ache.

b)

I’m sick

c)

No, I’m not.

28.

3 Are you allergic anything?

a)

to

b)

on

c)

for

29.

4 Ben always when he sees blood, so he could never be a doctor.

a)

sneezes

b)

faints

c)

hurts

30.

5 I often feel when I stand up too quickly.

a)

allergic

b)

rash

c)

dizzy

31.

6 Are there any job _________ in your organisation?

a)

chances

b)

vacancies

c)

qualifications

32.

7 What _______ do you need to be a doctor?

I mean, do I need to be fluent in English?

a)

chances

b)

vacancies

c)

qualifications

33.

8 I don’t know why so many people have these days. Julia has three noserings and lots of earrings as well.

a)

accessories

b)

piercings

c)

earrings

34.

Mark:

Sam: She’s small and quite slim.

a)

How is she look like?

b)

What does she look like?

c)

What is she like?

35.

10 Jack hasn’t got a beard but he’s growing a at the moment.

a)

moustache

b)

hair

c)

eyebrows

36.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

1 Who can hardly afford to eat?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

Danial

b)

Kevin

c)

Alison

d)

Chris

e)

Linda

37.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

2 Who thinks we’re too greedy?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

David

b)

Alison

c)

Chris

d)

Linda

e)

Kevin

38.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

3 Who thinks money is really important?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

Daniel

b)

Alison

c)

David

d)

Linda

e)

Chris

39.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

4 Who inherited money?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

David

b)

Chris

c)

Linda

d)

Kevin

40.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

5 Who has to save up to buy things?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

David

b)

Linda

c)

Daniel

d)

Alison

41.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

6 Who never borrows money?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

Alison

b)

Kevin

c)

Chris

d)

Daniel

42.

Read the web forum on money and answer the question.👇

7 who would buy a big house by the see if he/she won the jackpot?

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Kevin

I was brought up never to ask anyone for money and for that reason I never lend money either. A good friend of mine recently asked me to lend him £500 just for a few weeks and when I said I wouldn’t, he got really angry and hasn’t spoken to me since.

David

I don’t really care too much about money, not like some people who think money is everything. That’s the problem with our society in many ways. A quote I really like and often use is: ‘There’s enough in the world for everyone’s need, but not for everyone’s greed.’ And how true that is.

Linda

I agree with David. I don’t earn very much, so it’s usually quite a long time until I have enough money to buy bigger things like a washing machine or bicycle, but when I do have enough, I really appreciate and value what I have. I can’t understand how people can throw things away just because they’re a year old.

Chris

Money is a difficult topic to discuss because there will always be unfairness: those who have and those who don’t. I’ve been incredibly lucky because I was left a lot of money by my grandfather. I hadn’t expected to get anything as I hardly knew him, but his gift has changed my life. As I grew up with very little I certainly value what I have now.

Daniel

I lost my job recently and things are hard. I didn’t use to think about money before as I always seemed to have enough, but now I count every penny. When I go to the supermarket I look for the bargains and I’ve even stopped eating meat because it’s too expensive. I hope things will get better soon as it’s really getting me down.

Alison

Well, there’s always the lottery! As they say, you have to be in it to win it and somebody has to win, so it might as well be me. If I won the jackpot, I’d buy a big house by the sea and a new car and I’d be happy. I believe that money can buy you happiness. It’s only the people who have it who say that it doesn’t. So I’m off to buy another ticket.

a)

Kevin

b)

Linda

c)

Alison

d)

Chris

Level 6 Final Test

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 32mins

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