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WorksheetsProject 4 Unit 2 test preparation
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 2hrs 12mins
Be careful! You’ll fall __________ the ice.
out of
through
off
into
In the film, he jumped (a) a plane while it was flying over the sea.
The thieves climbed (b) the window into the kitchen.
The dog fell (c) a wall while it was chasing a cat.
The car raced (d) the hill out of control.
Why did you jump __________ the lake?
into
through
off
on
Stunt doubles sometimes have to jump __________ the windows of high buildings.
in
of
onto
out of
The actor rode a motorbike __________ a burning building.
on
onto
through
off
He fell __________ the horse when it stopped suddenly.
off
out of
of
through
The thief ran __________ the bank and jumped into a car.
out of
into
off
onto
My sister fell __________ the stairs and hurt her head.
down
out of
onto
into
He jumped __________ the bus and found a seat.
onto
through
down
out of
The prisoner climbed (a) a window and escaped.
She dived (a) the river and swam to the other side.
I ran (a) the stairs as fast as I could.
The thieves drove their car (a) the shop window and stole the jewellery.
The boy rode his bike (a) the hill very fast.
The stuntman jumped (a) a bridge and onto a train.
We drove (a) a long tunnel.
The child fell (a) bed in the middle of the night.
She dived (a) the sea and swam to the boat.
The prisoners escaped by climbing (b) the roof of the prison.
He fell (c) bed and woke up.
He fell (d) the ice into the freezing water.
Match the following
happi
ness
success
ful
free
dom
good look
ing
Match the following
ang
ry
excite
ment
luck
y
danger
ous
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
My parents won’t let me go skiing. They say it is (a) . (danger)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
In some countries people don’t have a lot of (a) . (free)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
Lucy must learn to control her (a) . (angry)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
(a) is one of the most important things in life. (happy)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
You don’t need good (a) to be a good actor. (looking)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
There was a lot of (a) before the race. (exciting)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
You need (a) to win this competition. (lucky)
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
My little sister has (a) learning to read. (difficult)
You need a lot of (a) to win the lottery because millions of people buy tickets.
(a) people can’t walk around town like ordinary people.
Life was (a) for my brother until he got a job.
Some actors become celebrities because of their (a) .
Scuba-diving is a (a) sport if you do it on your own.
She goes to a lot of auditions, but she hasn’t had any (a) so far.
The man spent two years in prison, but he is (a) now.
There was a lot of (a) when we won the championship.
Tony didn‘t play well, so he was (a) to win the tennis final.
Her opponent was (a) and threw her racket on the ground.
To win the quiz game, Sue had to answer some (a) questions.
It helps to be (a) if you want to be a celebrity.
I don’t want to be a (a) person.
(a) is more important than earning a lot of money.
Some celebrities say that they aren’t as (a) as ordinary people.
You will need a lot of (a) to be a contestant on this TV show.
Vjel do garáže.
(a)
Sjeli z hory.
(a)
Spadl z žebříku.
(a)
Propadl ledem.
(a)
Vyšli z kina.
(a)
Přešli přes vodu.
(a)
Projeli městem.
(a)
Vypadl oknem.
(a)
Jane isn’t here. She has (a) to London for the weekend.
My sister (a) never seen a real snake.
I have never (a) to hospital myself.
Steve (a) a new bike.
Have you ever (a) anything really dangerous?
They (a) never flown in a plane.
Have you (a) fallen off a horse?
My sister (a) bought any new clothes recently.
his birthday
Christmas
2008
10 April
the summer holidays
yesterday
7.30
Thursday
ten years
two weeks
ten days
six months
two minutes
an hour
a long time
a long time
a long time
a year
Hi Carol! Where (a) ?
(a) to the concert last night?
In 2008 Ben (a) to college.
(a) a shooting star?
I (a) to Paris last June.
I (a) to the cinema on Saturday.
She (a) a serious accident. She is in hospital.
I (a) a new watch.
Complete the text using the past simple or present perfect form of the verbs.
Katie Jones became a wildlife photographer when she (a) college in 2010. She (b) to many different countries and she (c) a lot of exciting things. Last February she (d) photos of wild elephants and lions in South Africa, and in June she (e) with sharks in Australia.
Complete the text using the past simple or present perfect form of the verbs
Katie (a) to Brazil a month ago and she is there now. She is camping in the Amazon rainforest. She (b) some amazing birds and animals. But best of all, she (c) a photo of a jaguar.
We (a) with our cousins last July.
I (a) out of a plane.
Tony (a) a go-kart on Saturday.
(a) this book?
She (a) her leg two years ago.
(a) Britain before?
When (a) out of hospital?
I (a) this film before.
She is lucky! She (a) to Angelina Jolie!
It (a) last weekend.
They (a) the basketball competition before.
They (a) skiing in January.
(a) here before?
When (a) to Italy?
I (a) my homework late last night.
Good news! Eva (a) all her exams!
Match the following
Simon’s got a sister, hasn’t he?
No, he has a brother.
They’re in the ice-hockey team,
aren’t they?
Yes, they’re excellent
players.
Where’s Melanie gone?
I think she’s gone
home.
Have you ever had a computer
virus?
Yes, and I lost all my
emails.
Match the following
How long have you known Sam?
I’ve known him for two
years.
I couldn’t revise because I had a
tennis tournament.
That’s no excuse.
Is Tom still in the gym?
No, he’s just left.
Have you been away?
Yes. I’ve been to
Miami.
