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Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is Sarah's opinion on the new environmental regulations?

a)

She believes they are unnecessary.

b)

She thinks they are a positive step.

c)

She has no opinion on the matter.

d)

She believes they harm small businesses.

e)

She is unsure of their impact.

2.

What concern does Tim express about the new regulations?

a)

They are not strict enough.

b)

They will increase pollution.

c)

They might hurt small businesses.

d)

They will be difficult to enforce.

e)

They are irrelevant to climate change.

3.

What is Lisa's opinion on the four-day work week?

a)

It would boost morale.

b)

It would increase working hours.

c)

It would harm employee motivation.

d)

It would make no difference.

e)

It would reduce stress but not productivity.

4.

Read the text and answer the question.

Jane: "I believe art education is as important as science in schools. What’s your take on that?"

Paul: "I agree to some extent, but I think science has a more direct impact on students' future careers."

 

What is Jane’s opinion about art education

a)

It is less important than science.

b)

It is more important than science.

c)

It has no place in schools.

d)

It is equally important as science.

e)

It should be optional.

5.

Why does Amy support increasing funding for public transport?

a)

To improve vehicle sales.

b)

To improve the economy.

c)

To make public transport free.

d)

To discourage car use.

e)

To reduce traffic and pollution.

6.

What does David think about smartphone use in class?

a)

It is completely unnecessary.

b)

It should be banned.

c)

It can be both helpful and distracting.

d)

It should be unrestricted.

e)

It is the best learning tool.

7.

What does this caption imply?

"It is not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves." – Sir Edmund Hillary

a)

Conquering mountains is the most difficult challenge.

b)

Personal growth and overcoming internal obstacles are the real achievements.

c)

Mountains symbolize physical challenges.

d)

Self-conquest is impossible without physical challenges.

e)

Conquering physical challenges is more important than personal growth.

8.

"Don’t count the days; make the days count." – Muhammad Ali

What is the primary message of this caption?

a)

Focus on how much time you have left.

b)

You should track your days to ensure success.

c)

Time is endless, so there's no need to rush.

d)

It's important to plan every day carefully.

e)

Every day should be filled with meaningful actions.

9.

Read the text and answer the question.

Zizah        : I think globalization is bad for local cultures.

Iqbal        : … .

Which is the best response?

a)

"You're wrong, globalization is good for everyone."

b)

"Globalization doesn't affect local cultures at all."

c)

"That's an interesting point, but I think globalization also creates opportunities for cultural exchange."

d)

"I completely disagree, globalization only has positive effects."

e)

"Local cultures are irrelevant in today's world."

10.

Exel         : "What do you think of the new public transportation system?"

Sasa     : "It’s certainly more efficient, but the fares are still too high for some people."

What conclusion can be drawn from Sasa's response?

a)

The new system is perfect.

b)

Efficiency should be the only priority.

c)

Efficiency is not important in public transportation.

d)

Lowering fares could make the system more accessible.

e)

The fares are fair for everyone.

11.

What is the tone of the caption?

a)

Sarcastic

b)

Critical

c)

Appreciative

d)

Neutral

e)

Indifferent

12.

Mia          : "I think climate change is the most critical issue of our time."

Kimmi      : "I agree it’s important, but isn’t education equally crucial for our future?" 

How is Kimmi responding to Mia’s statement?

a)

He completely agrees with Mia.

b)

He adds an alternative perspective to the discussion.

c)

He ignores Mia's opinion.

d)

He dismisses the significance of climate change.

e)

He contradicts Mia entirely.

13.

What would be the most suitable caption?

a)

"Knowledge grows here."

b)

"The tree of life."

c)

"A sunny day outdoors."

d)

"Books are for the indoors."

e)

"The silence of nature."

14.

David: "I think the government should invest more in renewable energy sources."

Emily: "That's a good point, but don’t you think we also need to consider the economic impact on fossil fuel industries?"

What is Emily's response suggesting?

a)

She disagrees with investing in renewable energy.

b)

She thinks the government should ignore renewable energy.

c)

She supports fossil fuel industries over renewable energy.

d)

She believes the environment is more important than the economy.

e)

She believes the economic impact should be considered alongside the investment.

15.

John: "Do you agree that online learning is as effective as traditional classroom learning?"

Mary: "I see its advantages, but I’m concerned about students’ social development."

What is Mary's main concern?

a)

The effectiveness of online learning.

b)

The accessibility of online learning.

c)

The technological challenges of online learning.

d)

The impact on students' interpersonal skills.

e)

The cost of online learning.

16.

Tom: "What do you think of the new environmental policy?"

Sarah: "In my opinion, it’s a good step forward, but it doesn't address the root of the problem."

What is Sarah implying in her response?

a)

The policy is excellent and needs no improvement.

b)

The policy is a complete failure.

c)

The policy is a temporary solution to a larger issue.

d)

The policy will solve environmental problems in the long term.

e)

The policy is irrelevant to current issues.

17.

A news article shows a picture of a protest with the caption:

“Voices of Change: People Demanding Justice.”

What is the primary purpose of the caption?

a)

To describe the location of the protest.

b)

To emphasize the collective demand for change.

c)

To explain the reason behind the protest.

d)

To promote the protestors' views.

e)

To critique the protest movement.

18.

Analyze the caption below:

"A picture is worth a thousand words."What does the caption most likely imply?

a)

Pictures can express complex ideas effectively.

b)

Words are more powerful than pictures.

c)

A thousand words are better than a single image.

d)

Pictures cannot communicate emotions.

e)

It's difficult to understand pictures without words.

19.

Analyze the following caption: 

"Believe you can and you're halfway there." – Theodore Roosevelt

What can we infer from this quote?

a)

Belief alone guarantees success.

b)

Confidence is the most important part of success.

c)

Success is easy if you are confident.

d)

Confidence is the first step towards success.

e)

Success comes only from hard work, not belief.

20.

Read the caption below:

"Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful."

What is the main idea of this caption?

a)

Success automatically brings happiness.

b)

Loving what you do is essential for success.

c)

Happiness and success are unrelated.

d)

Hard work guarantees success.

e)

Success is the ultimate goal.

21.

Sarah        : "Do you have the phone number for customer service?"

Mike        : "Yes, it’s 1-800-555-1234. They’re available 24/7."

What is Sarah asking Mike for?

a)

The address of the customer service office.

b)

The email address for customer service.

c)

How to contact the manager.

d)

The customer service website.

e)

The phone number for customer service.

22.

Eric          : "Could you tell me how to get to the museum?"

Rachel      : "It’s on Main Street. Take the second right after the bridge, and you’ll see it on your left."

What is Eric asking Rachel for?

a)

Directions to the train station.

b)

Directions to the museum.

c)

Information about the museum's hours.

d)

A description of the museum.

e)

The history of the museum.

23.

Eric          : "Could you tell me how to get to the museum?"

Rachel      : "It’s on Main Street. Take the second right after the bridge, and you’ll see it on your left."

How does Rachel tell Eric to get to the museum?

a)

By turning left immediately after the bridge.

b)

By taking the first right after the bridge.

c)

By walking past the bridge without turning.

d)

By taking the second right after the bridge.

e)

By turning right before the bridge.

24.

Sarah        : "Do you have the phone number for customer service?"

Mike    : "Yes, it’s 1-800-555-1234. They’re available 24/7.

What additional information does Mike give Sarah?

a)

The customer service hours.

b)

The cost of calling customer service.

c)

The email address for customer service.

d)

The physical location of the office.

e)

The availability of the customer service.

25.

The Eiffel Tower, located in Paris, France, is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. It was designed by Gustave Eiffel and completed in 1889. Standing at 330 meters, it offers a breathtaking view of the city. The tower is made of iron and has three levels accessible to visitors.

What makes the Eiffel Tower a popular tourist destination?

a)

Its height and panoramic view of the city.

b)

Its location in the center of Paris.

c)

Its design by Gustave Eiffel.

d)

The fact that it is made of iron.

e)

Its proximity to other landmarks

26.

The Komodo dragon is a large species of lizard found in the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Flores. It can grow up to 3 meters in length and weigh over 70 kilograms. Its strong bite and toxic saliva make it a fearsome predator.

 What characteristic makes the Komodo dragon a dangerous predator?

a)

Its large size and weight.

b)

Its ability to run fast.

c)

Its sharp claws.

d)

Its strong bite and toxic saliva.

e)

Its ability to blend into the environment.

27.

The Komodo dragon is a large species of lizard found in the Indonesian islands of Komodo, Rinca, and Flores. It can grow up to 3 meters in length and weigh over 70 kilograms. Its strong bite and toxic saliva make it a fearsome predator.

 Why might the Komodo dragon be considered an important species for conservation?

a)

It is one of the largest lizards in the world.

b)

It lives only in a limited area of Indonesia.

c)

It has a unique method of hunting.

d)

Its population is rapidly increasing.

e)

It represents Indonesian wildlife

28.

The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, covering much of northwestern Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru, and other South American countries. It is known for its biodiversity, housing millions of species of plants, animals, and insects.

 What is the main reason the Amazon Rainforest is crucial to the planet's ecosystem?

a)

It provides habitat for numerous species.

b)

It is home to indigenous tribes.

c)

It helps regulate the global climate.

d)

It is a popular tourist destination.

e)

It covers a vast area of South America.

29.

The Amazon Rainforest is the largest tropical rainforest in the world, covering much of northwestern Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru, and other South American countries. It is known for its biodiversity, housing millions of species of plants, animals, and insects.

 What might happen if the Amazon Rainforest continues to be deforested at a high rate?

a)

Biodiversity would increase.

b)

New species would evolve.

c)

The forest would regenerate quickly.

d)

Global oxygen levels would drop.

e)

Climate change would slow down.

30.

Jack          : "Do you have any suggestions for improving our project presentation?"

Emma      : "I think we should add more visuals and shorten the text slides."

What suggestion does Emma give to improve the presentation?

a)

Add more text.

b)

Use more visuals and less text.

c)

Make the presentation longer.

d)

Focus on data and statistics.

e)

Eliminate visuals entirely.

31.

Jack          : "Do you have any suggestions for improving our project presentation?"

Emma      : "I think we should add more visuals and shorten the text slides."

What is Jack asking Emma for?

a)

Advice on how to complete the project.

b)

Feedback on the project's content.

c)

Help with designing slides.

d)

Suggestions to improve the project presentation.

e)

Approval for his project.

32.

James       : "Do you think we should reorganize the office layout?"

Lily          : "Yes, I suggest creating more open spaces for collaboration."

What suggestion does Lily give for reorganizing the office?

a)

Creating more open spaces

b)

Adding more cubicles.

c)

Eliminating collaboration areas.

d)

Making the office smaller.

e)

Moving to a different location.

33.

Nina: "Can you suggest a good book for learning French?"

Alex: "I would recommend 'French for Beginners' by Collins. It’s a great resource."

What does Alex suggest to Nina?

a)

A new learning app.

b)

A French course.

c)

A book called 'French for Beginners.'

d)

A French movie.

e)

A tutor for learning French.

34.

Nina: "Can you suggest a good book for learning French?"

Alex: "I would recommend 'French for Beginners' by Collins. It’s a great resource."

What is Nina asking for in the conversation?

a)

A suggestion for a French teacher.

b)

A recommendation for a French book.

c)

Advice on whether to learn French.

d)

Tips on French culture.

e)

Guidance on choosing a French course.

35.

Identify the adjective clause in the following sentence: "The book that I borrowed from the library is fascinating."

a)

The book

b)

That I borrowed from the library

c)

From the library

d)

Is fascinating

e)

I borrowed

36.

What is the function of the adjective clause in the sentence: "The teacher who teaches English is very kind."

a)

To introduce the subject

b)

To emphasize 'kind'

c)

To describe the teacher

d)

To explain the verb

e)

To modify the word 'English'

37.

Which of the following sentences contains an adjective clause?

a)

She found a book in the library.

b)

The cat slept on the couch.

c)

I like to travel to new places.

d)

They visited the museum last weekend.

e)

The man who is standing over there is my uncle.

38.

Identify the adjective phrase in the following sentence: "The white pretty big flowers are on the table."

a)

The flowers

b)

On the table

c)

The white pretty big

d)

Big Flower

e)

Beautiful

39.

Dona : Do you see Doni, Meta?

Meta : oh. . He is absent to day. 

Dona : Why? Something’s wrong with him.

Meta : No, he visits his uncle . . . . . house burned down because of the earthquake.

What's the best relative pronoun to fill in the sentence into the correct one?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

c)

Whose

d)

Which

e)

What

40.

Rara         : Which one do you like Sate or Sea food?

Riri           : I like a food . . . got a strong aroma.

Rara         : Ehm, I think you should try Sate.

a)

Which

b)

Whose

c)

When

d)

What

e)

Who

41.

Answer the question with more than 1 Options.

Jack: "What’s your opinion on working from home?"

Sara: "I think it has both pros and cons. On the one hand, it offers flexibility. On the other hand, it can make collaboration more difficult."

Jack: "I agree with the flexibility part. But don’t you think the lack of a structured environment can reduce productivity?"

Sara: "Yes, that’s true. Some people might struggle with that, but I think discipline plays a big role."

Which of the following points reflect Jack and Sara's views on working from home?

a)

Jack believes working from home increases flexibility.

b)

Sara thinks it provides flexibility but challenges collaboration.

c)

Sara disagrees with Jack's opinion on productivity.

d)

Jack argues that discipline isn't needed when working from home.

e)

Both agree that flexibility is an advantage of working from home.

42.

Answer the question with more than 1 response.

Michael  : "In your opinion, is it better to study in a group or alone?"

Lisa        : "Personally, I prefer studying alone because I can focus better. What about you?"

Michael  : "I think group study is more beneficial, especially when you’re working on difficult subjects. You can exchange ideas and help each other out."

Lisa        : "That’s a good point, but sometimes group discussions can be distracting, don’t you think?"

Michael  : "Yes, that can happen if the group isn’t focused. But with the right group, it’s really effective."

What are the main opinions presented by Michael and Lisa about study habits?

a)

Lisa believes studying alone helps her concentrate better.

b)

Michael thinks studying in a group always leads to distractions.

c)

Michael believes group study can be beneficial for difficult subjects.

d)

Lisa thinks studying in a group is better for all subjects.

e)

Michael prefers studying alone but values group work for challenging subjects.

43.

Answer the question with more than 1 reponses.

Anna        : "How do you feel about online learning?"

John         : "I believe it’s convenient, but it lacks the personal interaction of traditional classes."

Anna        : "I understand. I think it can be effective, but only if students are disciplined."

What does Anna believe about online learning?

a)

It can be effective with disciplined students.

b)

It is always better than traditional learning.

c)

It doesn't require much effort.

d)

It is only useful in emergencies.

e)

It doesn't offer any benefits.

44.

Answer the question with more than 1 responses.

Susan       : "Can you tell me where the nearest pharmacy is?"

Paul          : "Sure, it’s just down the street, past the library. You’ll see it on your left."

Susan       : "Thanks! Is it open 24 hours?"

Paul          : "No, it closes at 9 PM."

What information does Paul provide to Susan?

a)

The pharmacy is open 24 hours.

b)

The pharmacy is past the library.

c)

The pharmacy is open until 9 PM.

d)

The pharmacy is next to the library.

e)

The pharmacy is hard to find.

45.

Answer the question with more than 1 responses.

Anna        : "What do you think about the new policy on school uniforms?"

Ben          : "Honestly, I think it’s a good idea. It creates uniformity and reduces distractions."

Anna        : "I see your point, but I feel like it limits students' self-expression. What do you think about that?"

Ben          : "I can understand your concern. However, I believe students can express themselves in other ways, like through extracurricular activities."

What are the differing opinions in the conversation?

a)

Anna believes the new policy promotes uniformity.

b)

Ben thinks the policy restricts students' freedom.

c)

Anna thinks the policy limits self-expression.

d)

Ben thinks students should have complete freedom in choosing what to wear.

e)

Ben believes that self-expression can be shown through extracurricular activities.