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WorksheetsMini Test for Grade 10 CT1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
He is the _____ of his family. He works hard to provide for his children.
homemaker
breadwinner
mum
dad
She hates doing the _____ and sometimes breaks a bowl or a plate.
heavy lifting
washing-up
laundry
shopping
A _____ is a person who takes part in a contest or competition.
fan
contestant
idol
judge
Anna often _____ at the market near her house.
does the cooking
shops for groceries
does the laundry
does the washing-up
I feel really tired. I think I _____ go to the doctor.
will
is going to
going to
won’t
He passed the exam, _____ he studied very hard.
and
but
so
for
My parents don’t let me _____ out late at night.
going
to go
go
goes
Many of his fans saw him _____ his girlfriend on a date at a restaurant last night.
take
took
to take
taking
Her teacher advised her _____ her English speaking skills.
improve
improving
improves
to improve
She is very talented, _____ she becomes a famous singer soon.
and
but
so
for
She does most of the chores around the house and takes care of her children. She is the _____ of her family.
homemaker
breadwinner
wife
husband
Anna’s mother is responsible for the _____. She cooks very well.
laundry
cooking
heavy lifting
washing-up
Tom’s father is a strong man, so he often does the _____ in his family.
laundry
cooking
heavy lifting
washing-up
It took him only two years to become a superstar. He is very _____.
passionate
talented
bored
excited
The pop star is very _____. He has a lot of fans around the world.
passionate
famous
bored
excited
Use Passive Voice to rewrite the sentence.
He cleans his room every day.
His room (a) .
Use Passive Voice to rewrite the sentence.
Bob visited Hoan Kiem Lake yesterday.
Hoan Kiem Lake (a) .
Write this sentence into passive voice:
Mr. Minh is repairing the house
(a)
Sử dụng liên từ kết hợp để viết 2 câu đơn thành 1 câu ghép.
He does exercise every day. He wants to be healthy.
(a) .
Use Passive Voice to rewrite the sentence.
John visited Da Nang last year.
Da Nang (a) .
