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Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Richard on the bike

 Richard could use bus lanes, which was great, but of course he had to be careful not to crash into the buses. He hated buses! Horrible things! When the traffic lights turned red, he thought of cycling through them, but then he remembered that he was on TV, so he had to stop! When he got to Piccadilly, he was delighted to see that there was a terrible traffic jam – he could go through the traffic, but James, in his Mercedes, would get stuck. He got to Trafalgar Square and then went into a cycle lane. From now on, it was going to be easier……

 

1. Richard could use bus lanes, which was great, but of course he had to be careful not to  ….   the buses.

A.turned round B. was ahead

C. crash into

D. getting worse

E. get stuck

 

2. When the traffic lights  …  he thought of cycling through them, but then he remembered that he was on TV, so he had to stop!

A. crash into

B. turned red

C. turned round

D. getting worse

E. get stuck

 

  3. When he got to Piccadilly, he was delighted to see that there was a terrible traffic jam – he could go through the traffic, but James, in his Mercedes, would …

 A.  get stuck

 B. turned round

 C. turned into

 D. crash into

 E. getting worse

a)

1- D, 2-B, 3- C

b)

1- A, 2- C, 3- B

c)

1- B, 2- D, 3- A

d)

1- C, 2- E, 3- B

e)

1- C, 2- B, 3- A

2.

What’s the fastest way to get across London?

 On Top Gear, a classic BBC series about cars and driving, they decided to organize a race across London to find the quickest way to cross a busy city. The idea was to start from Kew Bridge, in the south -west of London, and to finish the race at the check-in desk at London City Airport, in the east – a journey of approximately 15 miles. Four forms of transport were chosen: a bike, a car, a motorboat, and public transport. The show’s presenter, Jeremy Clarkson, took the boat, and his colleague James May went by car ( a large Mercedes). Richard Hammond went by bike, and The Stig took public transport ( a bus, the Tube, and a train)  

 

1. Where do they have to go from?

A. London city airport

B. Docklands light railway

C. Tower Bridge

D. Kew Bridge, in the south -west of London

E. District line

 

2. What are the four forms of transport?

    A. horse, ship, car, lorry

    B. a bike, a car, a motorboat, a public transport

    C. scooter, train, plane, underground

    D. ferry, lorry, scooter, bike

    E. bus, lorry, ferry, motorbike

 

3. Who are the show’s presenters?

      A. Jeremy Clarkson, James May, Richard Hammond, The Stig

      B. Jonatan Swift, Robbi Williams, Paul Adams

      C. Ricki Martin, Tom Hank, Umberto Eco

      D. John Leavis, Chris Mason, George Vernon

      E. Matt Lugo, Chris Mason, George Vernon, Bobbi Williams

a)

1- D, 2-B, 3- C

b)

1- A, 2- C, 3- A

c)

1- D, 2- B, 3- A

d)

1- C, 2- E, 3- B

e)

1- C, 2- B, 3- D

3.

Complete the sentence.

My dad and I are very close. We have an excellent …

a)

relationship

b)

partnership

c)

membership

d)

leadership

e)

relative

4.

Complete the sentence.

Tony and I were … at secondary school.

a)

partner

b)

classmates

c)

close friend

d)

colleagues

e)

couple

5.

Complete the sentence.

Jack’s divorced, but he has a new …

a)

couple

b)

partner

c)

classmate

d)

girlfriend

e)

colleague

6.

Choose the words concerning sport.

a)

stereotypes

b)

coach

c)

rank

d)

score

e)

umpire

7.

Choose the words concerning sport.

a)

court

b)

subject

c)

track

d)

pitch

e)

garden

8.

Complete the sentence.

As soon as the film started, I realized that I … it before.

a)

 saw

b)

had seen

c)

have seen

d)

has seen

e)

see

9.

Complete the sentence.

Our guests arrived while we … the basketball on TV.

a)

are watching

b)

have been watching

c)

was watching

d)

had watched

e)

were watching

10.

Complete the sentence.

I …meet my friends at weekends.

a)

often

b)

a long time

c)

normally

d)

slowly

e)

usually

11.

Complete the sentence.

I … my maths  when I was at school.

a)

 didn’t use like

b)

used to like

c)

didn’t used to hate

d)

used to hate

e)

didn’t use to like

12.

Complete the sentence.

We … a lot in common, but now we’re completely different.

a)

used have

b)

used to have

c)

use to had

d)

using to have

e)

use to has

13.

Complete the sentence.

My brother … vegetables, but now he loves them.

a)

didn’t used to eat

b)

didn’t use to eat

c)

didn’t hate to eat

d)

used to hate eating

e)

didn’t hating to eat

14.

Complete the sentence.

I think it …  be sunny tomorrow.

a)

will probably

b)

will to

c)

can

d)

was probably

e)

will

15.

Complete the sentence.

Do you … walk to work?

a)

while

b)

lately

c)

normally

d)

usually

e)

simply

16.

Complete the sentence.

We were late because we got stuck in a terrible … jam.

a)

lane

b)

traffic

c)

belt

d)

fine

e)

limit

17.

Complete the compound noun.

It’s not a very good town for cyclists – there are very few cycle…

a)

lane

b)

crash

c)

belt

d)

fine

e)

limit

18.

I won’t start the car until you’ve all put on your seat…

a)

lane

b)

crash

c)

belt

d)

fine

e)

limit

19.

Complete the compound noun.

Slow down! The speed… is 100.

a)

lane

b)

crash

c)

hour

d)

fine

e)

limit

20.

Complete the sentence.

I have … to do.

a)

somebody

b)

anybody

c)

nothing

d)

nobody

e)

anything

21.

Complete the sentence.

Did you know … at the meeting today?

a)

somebody

b)

anybody

c)

somewhere

d)

nobody

e)

something

22.

Complete the sentence.

You … drive on the left. Here we drive on the right!

a)

mustn`t

b)

have

c)

should to

d)

mustn’t to

e)

can to

23.

Complete the sentence.

Lucas has … to tell you.

a)

some

b)

anything

c)

somewhere

d)

nobody

e)

something

24.

Complete the sentence.

We had  a very … experience yesterday.

a)

interested

b)

disappointed

c)

amazing

d)

bored

e)

depressed

25.

Complete the sentence.

The news is all very … at the moment.

a)

interested

b)

disappointed

c)

pleased

d)

bored

e)

depressing