WorksheetsAptis Mock Test 2 - 2023-1. Listenig, Speaking, G & V.
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
Listen carefully!
Strategy 1:
Focus on the second speaker
He is leaving now.
He has to go out of his way.
He will not be leaving soon.
He will do it his own way
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Strategy 1:
Focus on the second speaker
He locked the door.
He tried unsuccessfully to get into the house.
He was able to open the door.
He left the house without locking the door.
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Strategy 1:
Focus on the second speaker
He'll be busy with her homework tonight.
He can't help her tonight.
He's sorry he can't ever help her.
He'll help her with her physics.
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Strategy 1:
Focus on the second speaker.
Her eyes hurt.
She thought the lecture was great.
The class was boring.
She didn't want to watch Professor Martin.
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Strategy 1:
Focus on the second speaker.
She’ll call back quickly
She’ll definitely be back by 4:00
She’ll give it back by 4:00
She’ll try to return fast
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Strategy 2:
Select the answer with the synonym.
The final exam was harder than the others.
There were two exams rather than one.
He thought the exam would be easier.
The exam was not very difficult.
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Strategy 2:
Select the answer with the synonym.
He's not feeling very well.
He' rather sick of working.
He's feeling better today than yesterday.
He' d really rather not answer the questions.
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Strategy 2:
Select the answer with the synonym.
The company was founded about a year ago.
It was just established that he could g o into business.
The family is well established.
The business only lasted a year.
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Strategy 2:
Select the answer with the synonym
He did not look at the right schedule
The plane landed in the right place
The plane arrived on time
He had to wait for the plane to land
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Strategy 4:
The meaning of negative expression
She is very busy.
She has lots of free time.
It is not necessary to take out the trash.
She will do it if she has time.
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Strategy 4:
The meaning of negative expression
The interview is very important.
He is worried about the interview.
What he's wearing to the interview is important.
He is not concerned about the interview.
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Strategy 4:
The meaning of negative expression
He has almost all the notes.
His attendance was perfect.
He went to all lectures but one.
He missed more than one psychology class.
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Strategy 8:
Expression of agreement
The trip would cost too much.
She doesn’t think that a trip would be a good idea.
She would like to take two trip rather than one.
She would also like to take a trip.
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Strategy 8:
Expression of agreement
He would like to see the elections for town council.
He agrees that Matt should be elected.
She thinks the elections should take place next month.
He disagrees with the woman.
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Strategy 8:
Expression of agreement
She is not sure which course she should take.
She’s not sure if she should take a trip to France.
She knows that she is not ready for intermediate French.
She wants to take neither beginning nor intermediate French.
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Strategy 12:
Expression of a wish means the opposite meaning
The line is short.
There are not very many people in front of them.
The line in front of them is too long.
Not many people want to get tickets to the concert.
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Strategy 12:
Expression of a wish means the opposite meaning
She is not working too many hours next week.
She doesn’t have enough hours next week
She is working too many hours next week
She likes working too much.
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Strategy 12:
Expression of a wish means the opposite meaning
He is going to the theatre
He doesn’t have enough money to go
He isn’t afraid to go
He doesn’t want to spend the money
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Strategy 13:
The meaning of phrasal verb
Contact their new neighbors.
Give favor to their neighbors.
Moved to stay in their neighbors
Come to see their neighbors.
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Strategy 13:
The meaning of phrasal verb
The course turns to be attractive.
The course was boring.
The course was not fascinating.
The course was hard to take.
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Strategy 13:
The meaning of phrasal verb
She feels to get worse.
She does not feel better.
She feels getting better.
She was in the same condition with before.
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The cream has turned sour
There isn’t any cream
The milk is fresher than the cream
She has to go to the store to buy some cream
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He doesn’t like listening to the radio
He doesn’t like reading anymore
He likes listening to the radio much
He likes reading novel very much
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Clean the coat immediately by himself
Ask the laundry to clean the coat
Let the woman clean the coat
Both of them will clean the coat
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She cannot think of anything
Her laptop is new
She still can use her laptop
Her laptop cannot be fixed
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She had been sleeping last night
She didn’t have enough sleep
She felt happy
She had just stated her project
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The man will do as she told
The man asks the woman to cross his heart
The woman believes the man
The man doesn’t get the car
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She stands in the party
She will attend the party
She feels disturbed with the party
She hurts her nose in the party
30 seconds
NO MORE THAN 45 SECONDS
I am where the red star is. How can I get to the bank?
1 minute
I was standing at the bus (a) in the pouring rain, waiting for a number 9 bus and it was late.
The buses on this (a) are usually (b) time because they go through a suburban area where there is very little traffic to (c) them.
I should know because I've been doing this same (5)........... to work every day for ten years.
journey
trip
travel
tour
He really was driving quite dangerously. Then it happened! He drove straight into a car. There was such a terrible bang that I felt sure it was a (11)........... accident.
great
serious
heavy
strong
When I looked, I could see that the car was (12)........... but, fortunately, the driver and his passenger appeared to be unhurt.
wrecked
ruined
destroyed
spoilt
Vocabulary
1. I've got lots of ____________ but I think Aunt Paula and Uncle Joe are my favourites.
enemies
partners
classmates
relatives
Vocabulary
2. Some people say that ________ are just friends you
haven’t met yet.
peers
strangers
coaches
colleagues
Vocabulary
3. You worked hard all day, Mum. Sit down and ________
while I get dinner ready.
do your fair share
put your feet up
be sick and tired
run errands
Vocabulary
4. My best friend ________ me of breaking her iPod, but I
didn’t!
accused
argued
discussed
advised
Vocabulary
7. My family isn’t wealthy, but if we’re careful with our
money, we’ll get ________.
by
along
back at
together with
Vocabulary
8. Since Mum went on strike, the dishes have been
________ in the kitchen sink.
falling out
falling apart
piling up
piling on
Grammar
1. Her songs about love, ________ she is very well-known,
are fantastic.
which
for which
that
for that
Grammar
2. My sister ________ in a school play tonight. Do you want
to come?
is appearing
does appear
appears
Grammar
4. ‘Can Billy come out and play?’
‘No, he ________ his mother do the chores right now.’
is always helping
helps
does help
is helping
Grammar
5. ‘________ your grandparents this summer?’
‘Yes, and I can’t wait!’
Are you visiting
You are visiting
Do you visit
You do visit
Grammar
7. ‘Do you know the tall man with the red hair?’
‘Yes, he’s the man ________ brother built our house.’
that
which
whose
who
Grammar
8. ‘What’s the matter, Steven? ________ miserable.’
‘I’ve just had an argument with my best friend.’
Are you looking
Do you look
You look
You are always looking
