Free Printable English v1 125 questions

1.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

I don’t have enough money to buy that car.

I ______ to buy that car.

a)

can't afford

b)

peach

c)

raspberies

d)

pear

2.

2

V1

Match the given definition to the right word.

Money that you have available and a plan of how o spend it

a)

budget

b)

insurance

c)

lbill

d)

chicken

3.

Match the given definition to the right word.

Money that you pay to a company and then they pay if you are ill, or lose or break something.

a)

insurance

b)

loan

c)

budget

d)

peach

4.

Match the given definition to the right word.

Money that somebody (or bank) lends you.

a)

loan

b)

insurance

c)

cabbage

d)

tax

5.

Match the given definition to the right word.

Money that you pay to the government

a)

tax

b)

loan

c)

insurance

d)

cherries

6.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A fast way of paying where you hold your card or phone over a reader and don’t use your PIN

a)

budget

b)

crab

c)

insurance

d)

contactless payment

7.

Match the given definition to the right word.

The money you get for the work you do

a)

salary

b)

bill

c)

mortgage

d)

avocado

8.

Match the given definition to the right word.

Money that you borrow from bank to buy a house

a)

mortgage

b)

insurance

c)

bill

d)

squid

9.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

My uncle is going to leave me 2000 dollars when he dies.

I am going to _____ 2000 dollars.

1

a)

borrow

b)

inherit

c)

waste

d)

squid

10.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

I put some money aside every week for a holiday.

I _____ money every week

a)

save

b)

lend

c)

borrow

d)

aubergine

11.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

Andy has promised to give me 50 dollars until net week.

He has promised to _____ me 50 dollars.

a)

lend

b)

save

c)

waste

d)

avocado

12.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

I need to ask my mum to give me 20 dollars until Friday.

I need to _____ 20 dollars from my mum.

a)

borrow

b)

waste

c)

save

d)

green beans

13.

Complete the sentences with a correct word.

I often spend money on stupid things.

I often _____ money.

a)

waste

b)

lobster

c)

lend

d)

save

14.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A piece of paper that shows how much money you have to pay for something

a)

bill

b)

insurance

c)

loan

d)

red pepper

15.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your grandfather’s father is your ...

a)

only child

b)

adopted child

c)

immediate

d)

great-grandfather

16.

V1

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your parents, children, brothers and sisters are your ... family

a)

adopted child

b)

immediate

c)

great-grandfather

d)

only child

17.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

A child who has no brothers or sisters is an ...

a)

only child

b)

great-grandfather

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

18.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

A child whom parents take into their family and treat as their own is an ... .

a)

adopted child

b)

only child

c)

great-grandfather

d)

immediate

19.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins are your ... family.

a)

extended

b)

immediate

c)

only child

d)

great-grandfather

20.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your stepmother’s or stepfather’s daughter from an earlier relationship is your ... .

a)

stepsister

b)

half-sister

c)

parents

d)

siblings

21.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your father’s new wife is your ... .

a)

stepmother

b)

parents

c)

half-sister

d)

stepsister

22.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your brothers and sisters are your ... .

a)

stepmother

b)

parents

c)

siblings

d)

half-sister

23.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your mother and father are your .....

a)

parents

b)

siblings

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

24.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

A sister who shares one parent with you is your ....

a)

half-sister

b)

stepsister

c)

stepmother

d)

siblings

25.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your wife’s or husband’s brother is your ... .

a)

brother-in-law

b)

niece

c)

nephew

d)

parents

26.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your brother’s or sister’s son is your ....

a)

nephew

b)

parents

c)

niece

d)

siblings

27.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your brother’s or sister’s daughter is your ....

a)

niece

b)

siblings

c)

parents

d)

brother-in-law

28.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

stepsister

b)

grandmother

c)

niece

d)

nephew

29.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

mother

b)

uncle

c)

cousin

d)

grandparent

30.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

bossy

b)

affectionate

c)

honest

d)

patient

31.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

charming

b)

moody

c)

selfish

d)

stubborn

32.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“I’d prefer to do this on my own, thanks.”

a)

independent

b)

anxious

c)

selfish

d)

stubborn

33.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“I’d like to be the manager of a big multinational company.”

a)

ambitious

b)

stubborn

c)

selfish

d)

anxious

34.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“I find it very hard to relax. Sometimes I lie awake at night for hours worrying about things.”

a)

anxious

b)

stubborn

c)

ambitious

d)

independent

35.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“That’s what I think and I’m not going to change my mind.”

a)

ambitious

b)

stubborn

c)

selfish

d)

anxious

36.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“There aren’t any prawns left for you. I was hungry so I ate them all.”

a)

selfish

b)

stubborn

c)

anxious

d)

independent

37.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“I was a really difficult teenager. I didn’t obey any rules at school or home.”

a)

rebellious

b)

honest

c)

patient

d)

self-confident

38.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“When I want something my parents always give it to me.”

a)

spoilt

b)

honest

c)

self-confident

d)

rebellious

39.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“I feel very comfortable when I’m speaking in public.”

a)

self-confident

b)

spoilt

c)

patient

d)

honest

40.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“Take your time, I can wait. I’m not in a hurry.”

a)

patient

b)

spoilt

c)

self-confident

d)

rebellious

41.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

“Excuse me. You dropped some money. Here it is.”

a)

honest

b)

patient

c)

self-confident

d)

spoilt

42.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

How often do you use a cash machine? How much money do you usually … ?

a)

take out

b)

live off

c)

live on

d)

pay back

43.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

What is the smallest amount of money you think you could … for a month? What would you spend it on?

a)

live on

b)

taken out

c)

live off

d)

takes in

44.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

Why do young people sometimes … their parents?

a)

live off

b)

take out

c)

live on

d)

pay back

45.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

When was the last time you lent money to somebody? How long did it take them to …?

a)

pay back

b)

live on

c)

take out

d)

live off

46.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

We … off at 7 o’clock in the morning to try to avoid the traffic.

a)

set

b)

end

c)

ran

d)

pick

47.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

I arrive at 8.15. Do you think you could … me up at the station?

a)

pick

b)

run

c)

end

d)

set

48.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

Always check the address you put in your satnav or you may … up in the wrong place.

a)

end

b)

set

c)

run

d)

pick

49.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

We’re going to … out of petrol soon. Let’s stop at the next petrol station.

a)

run

b)

pick

c)

look

d)

set

50.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

… out! You’re going to crash!

a)

look

b)

pick

c)

run

d)

set

51.

Complete the sentence.

We’d like to go away at the weekend, but it depends … the weather.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

at

d)

of

52.

Complete the sentence.

… Moon goes round … Earth.

a)

the/the

b)

a/the

c)

a/a

d)

the/a

53.

Complete the sentence.

I think … happiness is more important than … money.

a)

-/-

b)

the/a

c)

a/the

d)

the/-

54.

Complete the sentence.

It’s … best restaurant in … town.

a)

the/the

b)

a/the

c)

the/an

d)

a/-

55.

V1

Complete the sentence.

Liz … by train before she…to Europe.

a)

had never travelled; went

b)

never travelled; had gone

c)

had never travelled; had gone

d)

never travelles; had gone

56.

Complete the sentence.

The exhibition was free, so I … pay.

a)

didn’t have to

b)

didn’t had to

c)

didn’t have

d)

have to

57.

Complete the sentence.

You … walk on the grass. They’ve just planted flowers.

a)

shouldn’t

b)

haven’t to

c)

shouldn’t to

d)

should to

58.

Complete the sentence.

We haven’t met …Sunday.

a)

since

b)

about

c)

for

d)

at

59.

Complete the sentence.

They have lived on the coast … 20 years.

a)

for

b)

in

c)

since

d)

at

60.

Complete the sentence.

Perhaps we … meet again one day.

a)

will

b)

are going

c)

about

d)

is going to

61.

Complete the sentence.

Look at those clouds. It … rain.

a)

is going to

b)

will have

c)

will to

d)

are going to

62.

Choose the right article.

There was a noise. …robber ran out of …bank.

a)

A/the

b)

-/the

c)

a/-

d)

-/the

63.

Complete the sentence.

You’ll … practise your English in London.

a)

be able to

b)

should

c)

can

d)

has to

64.

Complete the sentence.

My colleagues … come to yesterday’s meeting.

a)

weren’t able to

b)

mustn’t

c)

don’t have to

d)

aren’t able to

65.

Complete the sentence.

Jenny … speak three languages fluently.

a)

can

b)

can to

c)

able to

d)

could to

66.

Complete the sentence.

We … well in the match.

a)

didn’t play

b)

didn’t to play

c)

doesn’t play

d)

plays

67.

Complete the sentence.

Somebody has … my umbrella.

a)

taken

b)

had take

c)

have take

d)

take

68.

Complete the sentence.

I’m sorry, I’ve … your name.

a)

forgotten

b)

has forgotten

c)

have forgotten

d)

been forgotten

69.

Complete the sentence.

It was a cold night and it … .

a)

was snowing

b)

were snowing

c)

snow

d)

had snows

70.

Complete the sentence.

I… tickets for the match. Do you want to come with me?

a)

have bought

b)

had bought

c)

has bought

d)

have buy

71.

Complete the sentence.

When I was a teenager I … very short hair.

a)

used to have

b)

didn’t use have

c)

didn’t used to have

d)

use to have

72.

Complete the sentence with present perfect progressive.

That child … chocolate all day.

a)

has been eating

b)

has been ate

c)

have been eat

d)

had been eating

73.

Complete the sentence with present perfect.

She …. her purse.

a)

has just lost

b)

has lost yet

c)

have been ever lost

d)

had already lost

74.

Complete the sentence.

My husband … for a bank, but now he’s unemployed.

a)

used to work

b)

use to work

c)

used work

d)

used worked

75.

Complete the sentence with comparative.

This exam is … the last one.

a)

less difficult than

b)

less difficult then

c)

the least difficult

d)

less than

76.

Complete the sentence with comparative.

My father drives … me.

a)

faster than

b)

fastest then

c)

the faster then

d)

fast than

77.

Complete the sentence with superlative.

The small bag is … .

a)

the least expensive

b)

the less expensive

c)

least expensively

d)

the expensivest

78.

Complete the sentence with superlative.

This is … train I’ve ever been on.

a)

the hottest

b)

the hotest

c)

hotest

d)

hottest

79.

Complete the sentence.

That suitcase belongs … me.

a)

to

b)

for

c)

at

d)

of

80.

Complete the sentence.

He often argues … his friends about politics.

a)

with

b)

in

c)

on

d)

for

81.

Complete the sentence.

They’re really looking forward … their holiday.

a)

to

b)

for

c)

on

d)

in

82.

Complete the sentence.

I’m fond … my little nephew. He’s adorable.

a)

of

b)

in

c)

at

d)

on

83.

Complete the sentence.

In basketball, players … the ball to each other.

a)

throw

b)

train

c)

score

d)

kick

84.

Complete the sentence.

A footballer has to try to … the ball into the goal.

a)

get

b)

kick

c)

scored

d)

throw

85.

Complete the sentence.

She’s … on his voicemail.

a)

left a message

b)

engaged

c)

swiping

d)

cut off

86.

Complete the sentence.

He feels … again.

a)

disappointed

b)

interesting

c)

boring

d)

annoying

87.

Complete the sentence.

I was … because there was nothing to do.

a)

bored

b)

relaxing

c)

disappointing

d)

interesting

88.

Complete the sentence.

The news is all very … at the moment.

a)

depressing

b)

bored

c)

pleased

d)

disappointed

e)

interested

89.

Complete the sentence.

We had a very … experience yesterday.

a)

amazing

b)

disappointed

c)

interested

d)

depressed

90.

Complete the sentence.

Lucas has … to tell you.

a)

something

b)

nobody

c)

somewhere

d)

anything

91.

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

92.

Complete the sentence.

Did you know … at the meeting today?

a)

anybody

b)

somebody

c)

nobody

d)

something

93.

Complete the sentence.

I have … to do.

a)

nothing

b)

anybody

c)

nothing

d)

anything

94.

Complete the compound noun.

Slow down! The speed… is 100.

a)

limit

b)

fine

c)

hour

d)

crash

95.

V1 Complete the compound noun.

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

a)

belt

b)

crash

c)

limit

d)

lane

96.

Complete the compound noun.

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

a)

lanes

b)

crashes

c)

belts

d)

limits

97.

Choose the right variant:

I have gloves … look like yours.

a)

which

b)

how many

c)

where

d)

why

98.

Complete the compound noun.

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

a)

lanes

b)

limits

c)

belts

d)

fines

99.

Complete the sentence.

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

a)

traffic

b)

belt

c)

lane

d)

limit

100.

Choose the right variant:

… countries will participate in the summit?

a)

How many

b)

Who

c)

When

d)

How much

101.

Choose the same meaning of the verb «watch».

a)

look

b)

taste

c)

hear

d)

eat

102.

Choose the same meaning of the verb «watch».

a)

look

b)

taste

c)

hear

d)

eat

103.

Choose the right variant:

The dog ... eating food.

a)

is

b)

am

c)

are

d)

have

104.

Choose the right variant:

I … tennis very well.

a)

play

b)

wrote

c)

pull

d)

playing

105.

Choose the right variant:

My younger brother … dinner last night.

a)

cooked

b)

cooking

c)

cooks

d)

cooker

106.

Choose the right variant:

I want you to … here with me.

a)

stay

b)

has stayed

c)

have stay

d)

is staying

107.

Choose the right variant:

… is driving to work along the High Street.

a)

He

b)

You

c)

We

d)

Them

108.

Choose the right variant:

My sister usually drinks … coffee.

a)

many

b)

a lot

c)

too much

d)

a few

109.

Choose the right variants:

This is … coat.

a)

my

b)

him

c)

mine

d)

you

110.

Choose the right variant:

You … feeling positive.

a)

are

b)

was

c)

ia

d)

am

111.

Choose the right variant:

She … about it tomorrow.

a)

is going to write

b)

wrote

c)

could

d)

is

112.

Choose the right variant:

You eat … chocolate.

a)

a lot of

b)

a few

c)

something

d)

too many

113.

Choose the right variant:

I think it … sunny tomorrow.

a)

probably

b)

will be

c)

can

d)

will to

114.

Choose the right variant:

You know nothing about … .

a)

them

b)

my

c)

your

d)

their

115.

Choose the right variant:

At this age … don’t have such social problems.

a)

they

b)

our

c)

your

d)

me

116.

Choose the right variant:

… uncle lives in … town.

a)

my/our

b)

theirs/my

c)

hers/theirs

d)

our/ hers

117.

Choose the right variant:

They have lived here for ...... .

a)

many years

b)

year

c)

ago

d)

last

118.

Choose the right variant:

We have English classes … .

a)

every week

b)

week twice

c)

twices

d)

each

119.

Choose the right variant:

He is … late for work.

a)

always

b)

ever

c)

none

d)

hard

120.

Choose the right variant:

She … gets up early in the morning.

a)

never

b)

none

c)

no

d)

hard

121.

Choose the right variant:

She ……. comes here at weekends.

a)

always

b)

steal

c)

even

d)

ever

122.

Choose the right variant:

Your bag is nicer than ...

a)

mine

b)

my

c)

her

d)

you

123.

Choose the opposite: «old»

a)

new

b)

unhealthy

c)

expensive

d)

good

124.

Choose the right variant:

… is driving to work along the High Street.

a)

He

b)

Them

c)

You

d)

We

125.

Complete the sentence with present perfect progressive.

That child … chocolate all day.

a)

has been eating

b)

has been ate

c)

had been eating

d)

have been eating

English v1 125 questions

Total questions: 125

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