WorksheetsАгылшын сессия
Total questions: 102
Worksheet time: 51mins
Choose the word that is different.
peach
chicken
raspberies
pear
pear
Choose the word that is different.
squid
beef
pork
lamb
chicken
Choose the word that is different.
melon
peach
pear
cucumber
cherries
Choose the word that is different.
duck
betroot
cabbage
greenbeans
potatoes
Choose the word that is different.
lemon
grapes
salmon
mango
cherries
Choose the word that is different.
courgette
crab
squid
prawns
mussels
Match the given definition to the right word.
A large sea fish that we eat
aubergine
squid
avocado
lobster
tuna
Match the given definition to the right word.
A vegetable with dark purple skin
squid
mango
aubergine
lobster
avacado
Match the given definition to the right word.
A tropical fruit with hard, dark green skin, soft, light green flesh and a large seed inside
avocado
lobster
mango
squid
aubergine
Match the given definition to the right word.
A sea animal with a soft body, eight arms and two tentancles
mango
lobster
squid
aubergine
avocado
Match the given definition to the right word.
A tropical fruit which has a yellow and red skin and is yellow inside
mango
avocado
squid
lobster
aubergine
Match the given definition to the right word.
A red vegetable that is empty inside
melon
red pepper
waterlemon
greenbeans
lobster
Match the given definition to the right word.
A sea creature with a hard shell and eight legs
lobster
melon
waterlemon
red pepper
greenbeans
Match the given definition to the right word.
A large round fruit with a thick yellow or green skin and a lot of seeds
lobster
watermelon
melon
red pepper
greenbeans
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your grandfather’s father is your ...
adoptedchild
great-grandfather
onlychild
extended
immediate
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your parents, children,brothers and sisters are your ... family
immediate
onlychild
adoptedchild
great-grandfather
extended
Complete the sentence with a family word.
A child who has no brothers or sisters is an ...
immediate
great-grandfather
extended
onlychild
adoptedchild
Complete the sentence with a family word.
A child whom parents take into their family and treat as their own is an ... .
immediate
great-grandgather
adoptedchild
onlychild
extended
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins are your ... family.
extended
onlychild
adoptedchild
great-grandfather
immediate
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your stepmother’s or stepfather’s daughter from an earlier relationship is your ... .
half-sister
stepsister
stepmother
siblings
parents
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your father’s new wife is your ... .
stepsister
parents
stepmother
siblings
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your brothers and sisters are your ... .
stepmother
siblings
stepsister
half-sister
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your mother and father are your .....
parents
stepmother
stepsister
siblins
Complete the sentence with a family word.
A sister who shares one parent with you is your ....
parents
stepsister
half-sister
stepmother
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your wife’s or husband’s brother is your ... .
stepsister
niece
brother in law
nephew
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your brother’s or sister’s son is your ....
parents
siblings
nephew
niece
brother in law
Complete the sentence with a family word.
Your brother’s or sister’s daughter is your ....
niece
nephew
stepsister
parents
brother in law
Choose the word that is different.
stepsister
nephew
grandmother
niece
half-sister
Choose the word that is different.
mother
uncle
cousin
aunt
grandparent
Choose the word that is different.
bossy
honest
patient
affectionate
responsible
Choose the word that is different.
selfish
moody
charming
honest
affectionate
Choose the word that is different.
stubborn
spoilt
moody
charming
selfish
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“I’d prefer to do this on my own, thanks.”
ambitious
stubborn
anxious
independent
selfish
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“I’d like to be the manager of a big multinational company.”
ambitious
stubborn
anxious
independent
selfish
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
ambitious
stubborn
anxious
independent
selfish
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“That’s what I think and I’m not going to change my mind.”
ambitious
stubborn
anxious
independent
selfish
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.”
ambitious
stubborn
anxious
independent
selfish
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.”
ambitious
rebellious
spoilt
patient
honest
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“When I want something my parents always give it to me.”
ambitious
rebellious
spoilt
patient
honest
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“I feel very comfortable when I’m speaking in public.”
self-confident
rebellious
spoilt
patient
honest
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“Take your time, I can wait. I’m not in a hurry.”
self-confident
rebellious
spoilt
patient
honest
Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.
“Excuse me. You dropped some money. Here it is.”
self-confident
rebellious
spoilt
patient
honest
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
How often do you use a cash machine? How much money do you usually … ?
live on
take out
live off
payback
takes in
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
What is the smallest amount of money you think you could … for a month? Whatwould you spend it on?
live on
take out
live off
payback
takes in
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
Why do young people sometimes … their parents?
live on
take out
live off
payback
takes in
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 …?
live on
take out
live off
payback
takes in
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
We … off at 7 o’clock in the morning to try to avoid the traffic.
ran
set
end
pick
look
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
I arrive at 8.05. Do you think you could … me up at the station?
ran
set
end
pick
look
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.
ran
set
end
pick
look
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
We’re going to … out of petrol soon. Let’s stop at the next petrol station.
run
set
end
pick
look
Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.
… out! You’re going to crash!
run
set
end
pick
look
Complete the sentence.
We’d like to go away at the weekend, but it depends … the weather.
it
on
at
in
off
Complete the sentence.
… Moon goes round … Earth.
a/a
the/a
a/the
the/the
-/the
Complete the sentence.
I think … happiness is more important than … money.
a/a
the/a
a/the
the/the
-/-
Complete the sentence.
It’s … best restaurant in … town.
a/-
the/a
a/the
the/the
-/-
Complete the sentence.
Liz … by train before she…to Europe.
hasnevertravelled; go
nevertravelled; hadgone
nevertravelles; hadgone
hadnevertravelled; went
had never travelled; had gone
Complete the sentence.
The exhibition was free, so I … pay.
have to
didn’thave to
didn’t have
didn’thad
didn’thad to
Complete the sentence.
You … walk on the grass. They’vejust planted flowers.
shouldn’t
haven’t to
shouldn’t to
should to
has to
Complete the sentence.
We haven’t met …Sunday.
since
for
about
at
in
Complete the sentence.
They have lived on the coast … 20 years.
since
for
about
at
in
Complete the sentence.
Perhaps we … meet again one day.
willhave
willgoing to
is going to
are going
will
Complete the sentence.
Look at those clouds. It … rain.
willhave
willgoing to
is going to
are going
will
Choose the right article.
There was a noise. …robber ran out of …bank.
a/the
a/-
the/the
-/-
a/a
Complete the sentence.
You’ll … practise your English in London.
must
has to
be able to
should
can
Complete the sentence.
My colleagues … come to yesterday’s meeting.
weren’table to
don’thave to
mustn’t
cant’t
aren’table to
Complete the sentence.
Jenny … speak three languages fluently.
can
can to
able to
could to
is able
Complete the sentence.
We … well in the match.
doesn’t play
plays
didn’t play
didn’t to play
was played
Complete the sentence.
Somebody has … my umbrella.
taken
take
havetake
took
hadtake
Complete the sentence.
I’m sorry, I’ve … your name.
beenforgotten
hadforgotten
forgotten
hasforgotten
haveforgotten
Complete the sentence.
It was a cold night and it … .
havesnowed
hadsnows
snow
weresnowing
wassnowing
Complete the sentence.
I… tickets for the match. Do you want to come with me?
havebought
hadbought
had to buy
havebuy
hasbought
Complete the sentence.
When I was a teenager I … very short hair.
used to had
use to have
used to have
didn’tused to have
didn’tusehave
Complete the sentence with present perfect progressive.
That child … chocolate all day.
hasbeeneating
hasbeenate
havebeeneat
hadbeeneating
havebeeneating
Complete the sentence with present perfect.
She …. her purse.
haslostyet
havebeeneverlost
hasjustlost
hadalreadylost
havejustlost
Complete the sentence.
My husband … for a bank, but now he’s unemployed.
usedworked
uses to work
use to work
used to work
usedwork
Complete the sentence with comparative.
This exam is … the last one.
the leastdifficult
less difficultthen
less difficultthan
less than
leastdifficult
Complete the sentence with comparative.
My father drives … me.
fasterthan
fastthan
fastestthen
the fasterthen
the fasterthan
Complete the sentence with superlative.
The smallbag is …
the expensivest
leastexpensively
leastexpensiver
the less expensive
the leastexpensive
Complete the sentence with superlative.
This is … train I’ve ever been on.
hotest
hottest
the hotest
the mosthot
the hottest
Complete the sentence.
That suitcase belongs … me.
to
for
at
of
in
Complete the sentence.
He often argues … his friends about politics.
to
for
with
of
in
Complete the sentence.
They’re really looking forward … their holiday.
to
for
with
of
in
Complete the sentence.
I’m fond … my little nephew. He’s adorable.
to
for
with
of
in
Complete the sentence.
Rachel is worried … losing her job.
to
about
with
of
in
Complete the sentence.
In basketball, players … the ball to each other.
kick
get
score
throw
train
Complete the sentence.
A footballer has to try to … the ball into the goal.
kick
get
score
throw
train
Complete the sentence.
She’s … on his voicemail.
swipping
engaded
cut off
left a message
went off
Complete the sentence.
The line is … .
swipping
engaded
cuts off
left a message
went off
Complete the sentence.
He was … in the middle of a conversation.
swipping
engaded
cuts off
left a message
went off
Complete the sentence.
He feels … again.
annoying
exciting
boring
disappointed
interesting
Complete the sentence.
I was … because there was nothing to do.
annoying
exciting
bored
disappointed
interesting
Complete the sentence.
The news is all very … at the moment
annoying
depressing
bored
disappointed
interested
Complete the sentence.
We had a very … experience yesterday.
annoying
amazing
bored
disappointed
interested
Complete the sentence.
Lucas has … to tell you.
something
nobody
somewhere
anything
some
Complete the sentence.
You … drive on the left. Here we drive on the right!
can to
mustn’t to
should to
have
mustn`t
Complete the sentence.
Did you know … at the meeting today?
somebody
something
nobody
somewhere
anybody
Complete the sentence.
I have … to do.
somebody
something
nothing
somewhere
anybody
Complete the compound noun.
Slow down! The speed… is 000.
lane
crush
hour
fine
limit
Complete the compound noun.
I won’t start the car until you’ve all put on your seat… .
lane
crush
belt
fine
limit
Complete the compound noun.
It’s not a very good town for cyclists – there are very few cycle… .
lanes
crushes
belt
fines
limites
Complete the sentence.
We were late because we got stuck in a terrible … jam.
lane
traffic
belt
fine
limit
Choose the right variant:
I have gloves … look like yours.
why
how many
who
where
which
