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WorksheetsFinal lexical test
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 23mins
We had great weather last week, but it's been _________ (= raining heavily) all weekend long.
cracking it down
chucking it down
cutting it down
chuckling down
They tried to keep the boss _________ (= unaware) about their scheme, but she found out about it anyway.
out of sorts
out of touch
out of the loop
out of tune
The two brothers always _________ (= stay close to each other) at school.
stick together
set together
get together
sort together
"To rake up" means...
to talk about sth unpleasant which should be forgotten
to cook something, especially sth tasty
to make an unrealistic promise
to achieve great results, to be successful
Choose the synonym of the expression "It's my cup of tea":
it's up my city
it's up my street
it's up my road
it's up my country
What do you say when the person you were talking about appears unexpectedly?
(a)
What phrase has this meaning: to make an unrealistic promise?
(a)
Come on, Dean, I know you can figure this out on your own. Use your (a) !
How do we say "С прошедшим днем рождения" in English?
(a)
Your son blames mine for their fight at school, but it (a) . (= meaning that they are both responsible)
An idiom meaning "to think imaginatively using new ideas instead of traditional or expected ideas".
(a)
"Was Helen pleased about getting that job?"
"Pleased? She was _________!"
on nine cloud
on the 9th cloud
on cloud nine
in the sky :)
The British expression said not to jinx something, to avoid bad luck:
touch wood
touch wall
knock at the tree
knock at timber
"To be prone to something" means...
to be allergic to something
to care for somebody / something a lot
to be likely to do something negative
to be against something
If you have your heart in your mouth, you feel...
angry or irritated
nervous or scared
calm and relaxed
sad and miserable
Choose the synonyms for the word 'interesting':
absorbing
gripping
compelling
riveting
Choose the synonyms for the word 'happy':
gutted
knackered
chuffed
stoked
Choose the synonyms for the word 'tired':
frazzled
knackered
psyched
drained
Choose the synonyms for the word 'sad':
gutted
down in the dumps
blue
buzzing
'To be snowed under' means...
to be very busy
to feel very sad
to feel tired
to be sick
'To doze off' means...
die
turn something off
start to sleep
start a journey
'To spill the beans' means...
to tell people secret information
to be honest
to drop the can with beans
to cook a disgusting dish
I am a straight-A student. I always pass my exams with (a) .
I'm getting a bit tired now - let’s call it a (a) (= stop it).
Yes, you made a mistake. But there is nothing you can do about it, so you shouldn't (a) . (= meaning you shouldn't feel sad about what's happened)
How do you say "замкнутый круг" in English?
(a)
Food that you want to eat/drink more and more is called (a) (write the adjective).
