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part1 of Session Eng Abai 3 course

Total questions: 84

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

peach

b)

chicken

c)

raspberies

d)

pear

e)

strawberries

2.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

pork

b)

squid

c)

lamb

d)

chicken

e)

beef

3.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

cucumber

b)

melon

c)

cherries

d)

peach

e)

pear

4.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

green beans

b)

beetroot

c)

cabbage

d)

duck

e)

potatoes

5.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

salmon

b)

lemon

c)

grapes

d)

cherries

e)

mango

6.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

courgette

b)

crab

c)

mussels

d)

prawns

e)

squid

7.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A large sea fish that we eat

a)

avocado

b)

aubergine

c)

lobster

d)

tuna

e)

squid

8.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A vegetable with dark purple skin

a)

avocado

b)

aubergine

c)

lobster

d)

mango

e)

squid

9.

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

a)

avocado

b)

aubergine

c)

lobster

d)

mango

e)

squid

10.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A sea animal with a soft body, eight arms and two tentancles

a)

avocado

b)

aubergine

c)

lobster

d)

mango

e)

squid

11.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A tropical fruit which has a yellow and red skin and is yellow inside

a)

avocado

b)

aubergine

c)

lobster

d)

mango

e)

squid

12.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A red vegetable that is empty inside

a)

melon

b)

watermelon

c)

lobster

d)

red pepper

e)

green beans

13.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A sea creature with a hard shell and eight legs

a)

melon

b)

watermelon

c)

lobster

d)

red pepper

e)

green beans

14.

Match the given definition to the right word.

A large round fruit with a thick yellow or green skin and a lot of seeds

a)

melon

b)

watermelon

c)

lobster

d)

red pepper

e)

green beans

15.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your grandfather’s father is your ...

a)

great-grandfather

b)

only child

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

e)

extended

16.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

great-grandfather

b)

only child

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

e)

extended

17.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

great-grandfather

b)

only child

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

e)

extended

18.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

great-grandfather

b)

only child

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

e)

extended

19.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

great-grandfather

b)

only child

c)

adopted child

d)

immediate

e)

extended

20.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

e)

half-sister

21.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your father’s new wife is your ... .

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

e)

half-sister

22.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your brothers and sisters are your ... .

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

e)

half-sister

23.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

Your mother and father are your .....

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

e)

half-sister

24.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

stepmother

d)

stepsister

e)

half-sister

25.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

niece

d)

nephew

e)

brother-in-law

26.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

niece

d)

nephew

e)

brother-in-law

27.

Complete the sentence with a family word.

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

a)

siblings

b)

parents

c)

niece

d)

nephew

e)

brother-in-law

28.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

stepsister

b)

grandmother

c)

niece

d)

half-sister

e)

nephew

29.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

mother

b)

uncle

c)

cousin

d)

grandparent

e)

aunt

30.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

bossy

b)

affectionate

c)

honest

d)

patient

e)

responsible

31.

Choose the word that is different.

a)

charming

b)

moody

c)

selfish

d)

stubborn

e)

spoilt

32.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

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

a)

ambitious

b)

stubborn

c)

 selfish

d)

anxious

e)

independent

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

e)

independent

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)

ambitious

b)

stubborn

c)

 selfish

d)

anxious

e)

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

e)

independent

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)

ambitious

b)

stubborn

c)

 selfish

d)

anxious

e)

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)

spoilt

b)

self-confident

c)

patient

d)

honest

e)

rebellious

38.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

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

a)

spoilt

b)

self-confident

c)

patient

d)

honest

e)

rebellious

39.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

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

a)

spoilt

b)

self-confident

c)

patient

d)

honest

e)

rebellious

40.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

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

a)

spoilt

b)

self-confident

c)

patient

d)

honest

e)

rebellious

41.

Match the given comment to the right personality adjective.

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

a)

spoilt

b)

self-confident

c)

patient

d)

honest

e)

rebellious

42.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

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

a)

live off

b)

take out

c)

live on

d)

pay back

e)

takes in

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 off

b)

take out

c)

live on

d)

pay back

e)

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

e)

takes in

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)

live off

b)

take out

c)

live on

d)

pay back

e)

takes in

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

e)

look

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)

set

b)

end

c)

run

d)

pick

e)

look

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)

set

b)

end

c)

run

d)

pick

e)

look

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)

set

b)

end

c)

run

d)

pick

e)

look

50.

Complete the sentence with the right phrasal verb.

… out! You’re going to crash!

a)

set

b)

end

c)

ran

d)

pick

e)

look

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

e)

with

52.

Complete the sentence.

… Moon goes round … Earth.

a)

a/a

b)

a/the

c)

the/the

d)

the/a

e)

-/the

53.

Complete the sentence.

I think … happiness is more important than … money.

a)

the/a

b)

a/the

c)

the/-

d)

-/-

e)

-/the

54.

Complete the sentence.

It’s … best restaurant in … town.

a)

an/the

b)

a/-

c)

the/an

d)

a/the

e)

the/the

55.

Complete the sentence.

Liz … by train before she…to Europe.

a)

never travelles; had gone

b)

never travelled; had gone

c)

had never travelled; went

d)

has never travelled; go

e)

had never travelled; had gone

56.

Complete the sentence.

The exhibition was free, so I … pay.

a)

have to

b)

didn’t had to

c)

didn’t had

d)

didn’t have to

e)

didn’t have

57.

Complete the sentence.

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

a)

has to

b)

should to

c)

shouldn’t to

d)

haven’t to

e)

shouldn’t

58.

Complete the sentence.

We haven’t met …Sunday.

a)

since

b)

for

c)

about

d)

at

e)

in

59.

Complete the sentence.

They have lived on the coast … 20 years.

a)

at

b)

since

c)

in

d)

for

e)

of

60.

Complete the sentence.

Perhaps we … meet again one day.

a)

will have

b)

will going to

c)

is going to

d)

are going

e)

will

61.

Complete the sentence.

Look at those clouds. It  … rain.

a)

will have

b)

will going to

c)

is going to

d)

are going to

e)

will to

62.

Choose the right article.

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

a)

a/-

b)

An/the

c)

A/the

d)

-/the

e)

a/a

63.

Complete the sentence.

You’ll … practise your English in London.

a)

can

b)

should

c)

be able to

d)

has to

e)

must

64.

Complete the sentence.

My colleagues … come to yesterday’s meeting.

a)

aren’t able to

b)

cant’t

c)

mustn’t

d)

don’t have to

e)

weren’t able to

65.

Complete the sentence.

Jenny … speak three languages fluently.

a)

can to

b)

can

c)

able to

d)

could to

e)

is able

66.

Complete the sentence.

We … well in the match.

a)

was played

b)

didn’t to play

c)

didn’t play

d)

plays

e)

doesn’t play

67.

Complete the sentence.

Somebody has … my umbrella.

a)

take

b)

have take

c)

taken

d)

had take

e)

took

68.

Complete the sentence.

I’m sorry, I’ve … your name.

a)

have forgotten

b)

has forgotten

c)

forgotten

d)

had forgotten

e)

been forgotten

69.

Complete the sentence.

It was a cold night and it … .

a)

was snowing

b)

were snowing

c)

snow

d)

had snows

e)

have snowed

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

e)

had to buy

71.

Complete the sentence.

When I was a teenager I … very short hair.

a)

use to have

b)

didn’t used to have

c)

didn’t use have

d)

used to have

e)

used to had

72.

 Complete the sentence with  present perfect progressive.

That child … chocolate all day.

a)

have been eating

b)

had been eating

c)

have been eat

d)

has been ate

e)

has been eating

73.

Complete the sentence with  present perfect.

She …. her purse.

a)

have just lost

b)

had already lost

c)

has just lost

d)

have been ever lost

e)

has lost yet

74.

Complete the sentence.

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

a)

used  work

b)

used to work

c)

use to work

d)

uses to work

e)

used worked

75.

Complete the sentence with comparative.

This exam is … the last one.

a)

least difficult

b)

less than

c)

less difficult than

d)

less difficult then

e)

the least difficult

76.

Complete the sentence with comparative.

My father drives … me.

a)

fast than

b)

the faster than

c)

the faster then

d)

fastest then

e)

faster than

 

77.

Complete the sentence with superlative.

The small bag is … .

a)

the least expensive

b)

the less expensive

c)

least expensiver

d)

least expensively

e)

the expensivest

78.

Complete the sentence with superlative.

This is … train I’ve ever been on.

a)

hottest

b)

the most hot

c)

the hottest

d)

the hotest

e)

hotest

79.

Complete the sentence.

That suitcase belongs … me.

a)

to

b)

for

c)

at

d)

of

e)

in

80.

Complete the sentence.

He often argues … his friends about politics.

a)

for

b)

on

c)

in

d)

with

e)

from

81.

Complete the sentence.

They’re really looking forward  … their holiday.

a)

on

b)

for

c)

to

d)

at

e)

in

82.

Complete the sentence.

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

a)

in

b)

of

c)

for

d)

at

e)

on

83.

Complete the sentence.

Rachel is worried … losing her job.

a)

with

b)

of

c)

for

d)

about

e)

from

84.

Complete the sentence.

In basketball, players … the ball to each other.

a)

get

b)

kick

c)

score

d)

train

e)

throw