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I'm sure you'll find the film_____ .
Interested
Interesting
Interest
Interests
I am so_____ about the party.
Excite
Exciting
Excited
Excites
The film was so boring._____ , Jack saw it from beginning to end.
Then
And
Therefore
However
His allegation was based __________ the incident he witnessed.
with
on
for
in
I met my old classmate _____ the college.
in
by
on
with
Where _______ Jess and Bailee at 6 PM yesterday?
are
is
were
was
I have just had __________ great idea.
a
an
the
many
... woman in the photo is my mum.
A
The
An
It
I have got ... mobile phone.
a
the
an
with
Columbus was one of __________ first people to cross __________ Atlantic.
a/an
an/the
the/the
the/an
"Give me ... hour", Mr Smith told his boss during the meeting.
a
an
the
two
Put ... bunny back in ... box.
a/a
a/the
the/the
the/a
... university will be opening soon.
A
An
The
It
Listen! A girl_________ an English song.
is singing
are singing
sing
sang
_________ you watching television now?
Are
Is
Were
Was
Hurry up! It_________late.
gets
getting
is getting
got
I’m sorry, _________ to me?
You talk
Do you talk
Are you talking
Did you talk
"The dog ran in front of the white car."
What is the adjective?
Dog
Ran
White
Car
"Tommy is excited about Form 6."
What is the verb?
Tommy
is
excited
6
John smokes _____ his brother doesn’t.
but
and
so
for
She speaks both English ____ Spanish fluently.
but
so
for
and
I like him _________ he is very sincere.
because
but
and
therefore
_________ he worked hard, he did not win.
Therefore
Because
Although
Hence
The piper played ______ the children danced.
but
and
for
yet
You must start at once; _____ you will be late.
or
because
whereas
so that
He must be tired _______ he has been working since morning.
so
hence
because
therefore
We must reach there _______ anyone else.
before
thus
while
whenever
Samuel was eating food ______ the postman arrived.
while
during
when
as long as
You won’t get a promotion __________ you work hard.
while
when
unless
because
I had a shower (a) I got home. (BUT / AS SOON AS / UNTIL)
You can have an ice-cream (a) you have finished you homework. (SO/PROVIDED THAT/OR)
She still went to work (a) she was sick. (EVEN THOUGH / UNTIL / IF)
I will call you (a) I get home. (AS / AND / WHEN)
We had some cake (a) we didn’t have any coffee. (UNLESS / UNTIL / BUT)
I wanted to eat Japanese food (a) my wife wanted to eat Chinese food. (SO / WHEN / WHEREAS)
Wash your hands (a) you eat your dinner. (TILL / WHEN / BEFORE)
(a) John was fixing the car, his wife was making sandwiches. (WHILE / UNTIL / DESPITE)
You can have a coffee (a) a tea but not both. (OR / TILL / BUT)
I can’t come to school (a) I have an important appointment. (SO / BECAUSE / UNLESS)
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
This is a one-stop online shopping mall
After sales service is not provided
Customers have a wide variety of goods to choose from
Those who want to inquire about a product may call 03 27272700
From the incident, we can conclude that Esther
has a hearing problem
can differentiate animals correctly
did not pay attention to what was said
does not understand the word, 'nocturnal'.
Based on the extract, which statement is incorrect?
Free radicals are caused by health factors
Free radicals cause health problems
Free radicals are created by air pollution
Free radicals in the body can be overcome with antioxidants
Explain the saying 'prevention is better than cure'.
Looking for a cure before facing a health problem
Don't do anything rash as one may not be able to find a solution
Better to prevent an accident than to stop it after it has happened
It is easier to prevent something from happening than to repair the damage later
Based on the extract, most people have a favourite dish that...
holds good memories of family love
shows off their culinary skills
suits their love for food
is easy to prepare
I need some experience in this field before I can proceed with ________ project.
a
an
the
some
-
There is not _____________ butter to make the cake.
almost
many
enough
much
Liza is ____________ sure that she wants to do Engineering.
absolutely
probably
slightly
completely
There is _____ tendency among local speakers to shorten certain words by reducing the number of syllables.
a
an
the
-
Malaysians have their own version of English which is quite different from that spoken _____ the native speakers in Britain.
to
at
by
from
The phrase "a picture is worth a thousand words' means...
a picture is easier to produce than a thousand words
the price of a picture is a thousand words
a picture can convey a message better than words
FOR PICK-UP / DROP-OFF ONLY
The sign above would most probably be found ...
At a parking lot
in front of a public toilet
inside an elevator
on a payphone
Tick the correct preposition. “She left ____ work.”
under
on
for
off
Tick the correct plural for half
halfs
halves
hallf
halvs
Tick the correct metaphor
Moon is like a night lamp
Moon is a night lamp
Moon used to be
Moon will be
Tick the correct answer. ____________ is a house on the hill.
their
there
they're
they
Tick the correct simile
he is a lion
he fought as bravely as a lion
he fought bravely
the lion bravely fought
Tick the correct synonym for the word “solitude”
Stand
Stop
lonely
Walk
"What time ____ Hussin tonight?"
"Oh, not until 8.30 p.m"
are you seeing
do you see
you see
you are seeing
My train ___ at 8.40 a.m but there was a delay today.
is usually arriving
doesn't usually arrive
isn't usually arriving
arrives usually
"What's wrong?"
"The lady ___ has just walked into the cafe!"
about we're gossiping
that we're gossiping about
whom about we're gossiping
about who we're gossiping
"Do you share the chores in your house?"
"Yes, I make the beds ___ and he does the washing up after breakfast."
all the time
at the moment
every day
this morning
"How many horses ____?"
"She got three."
your aunt owns
is your aunt owning
does your aunt own
your aunt is owning
Jeannie, ___ is from a single-parent family.
that is my best friend
who is my best friend
is my best friend
which is my best friend
That's the hotel ___ my uncle works
when
that
which
where
I can't believe my eyes! Shahril ___ the washing up!
does
is doing
is always doing
always does
I don't know the reason ___ Anita and Sofia were arguing
why
which
when
who
Mr. Abdul, ___ daughter is in my class, teaches English
who's
whose
whom
who
"___ with your grandparents for long this school holiday?"
"No. Just until we move into our new house."
Are you always staying
Do you stay
Do you often stay
Are you staying
I'll be able to come to the party on Saturday because I ___ after all
am going away
don't go away
am not going away
go away
"What ___?"
"Nothing really. I was just enjoying the view"
you think about
do you think of
are you thinking about
you thinking of
Jessie ___ her sister, but they chat on the phone nearly every day
often visits
is often visiting
is not often visiting
doesn't often visit
January was the month ____ I met my husband
where
when
that
which
"That ___ delicious! What is it?"
"I'm making a chicken pie for lunch."
is smelling
always smell
smells
is always smelling
Paul is the colleague ____ I like the most
-
why
for which
to whom
"Have you heard from Tom?"
"Yes, we Skyped last week. It's his first trip to Madrid and he ___ a wonderful time."
has got
is having
has
often has
Mr. Chan, ___ yesterday, is my son's maths teacher
that I spoke to
whom I spoke to
to who I spoke
to that I spoke
Meeting her relatives in Johor is something ____ Afiqah has always wanted to do
that
why
for
whom
My sister and I always ____________ time to visit Grandma at the weekend.
do
make
I cooked breakfast, so you can ____________ the washing-up.
do
make
Sally likes to help out, so she ____________ lunch or the evening meal on Saturdays.
does
makes
We can't believe it. My brother offered to ____________ the laundry while we were at the supermarket!
do
make
After I ____________ the beds, I'll sweep the floor.
do
make
If Fran ____________ chores around the house, her parents give her pocket money.
does
makes
Mum and Dad ____________ the housework at the weekend because they are both at work during the week.
do
make
Don't ____________ trouble. Go and lend a hand in the garden.
do
make
Tom was embarrassed ___ he didn't know the answer to the question.
despite
therefore
because
although
We didn't do well in the test ___ it was easy.
in spite of
therefore
in addition
although
Don't think that I am happy ___ I don't complain
because
although
on the contrary
even though
I enjoy watching romantic films___ my husband likes action movies.
therefore
whereas
although
since
Dan didn't study for the test ___ he failed.
because
due to
despite
therefore
I went out with my friends ___ I had a lot of homework.
since
due to
despite
although
Dan didn't study for the test ___ he failed.
because
due to
despite
therefore
He decided to buy a car ___ the high price.
due to
despite
although
consequently
There was no chance in finding the missing dog. The searching team, ___, continued to search for it.
because
whereas
however
despite
She was not wearing a coat ___ the cold weather.
in spite of
since
however
although
Dan went out in a cold night without his coat ___ he got sick
consequently
since
furthermore
in additon
She thought they were all going out ___ everybody was dressed up.
although
in spite of
whereas
since
Texting while driving is dangerous; ___, it’s illegal.
despite
moreover
since
even though
Fruit ___ grapes and watermelon, are very expensive nowadays
concequently
due to
such as
since
This restaurant has some of the best chefs in the city. Moreover, the service is excellent.
Men must wear a suit to the party. Likewise, women must dress fancy and wear a dress.
He passed his exams with high grades. Therefore, he has some good news to tell his parents.
Which conjunction BEST joins the following two sentences: She wanted to go to the party. Her mother said no.
if
and
but
or
I don't want to come to class _____ do i want to do any work.
or
but
because
nor
I am a vegetarian, _______ I don't eat any meat
for
so
but
nor
He was driving too fast, __________ he missed the turn.
nor
or
so
and
We gave the dog a bath, __________ we could not get him clean.
or
but
so
and
The school bus driver wanted to turn right, ____ had to turn left instead.
and
so
for
but
I have some __________ in New Zealand, but most of my family lives in Australia.
friends
relatives
acquaintances
peers
Tim, Joe and I work for the same company, but we aren't just __________; we're also close friends.
colleagues
classmates
housemates
partners
The two __________ couldn't agree on anything, so they decided to sell their business.
enemies
friends
partners
colleagues
I enjoy spending time with Jim because he's always __________ and has a big smile on his face.
cheerful
frustrated
hopeful
proud
Sam and Cathy were very __________ of their daughter when she graduated from university.
sad
ashamed
proud
happy
Jack's classmates felt __________ when they made him cry, so they apologised.
cheerful
proud
guilty
bizarre
Dad did the __________ yesterday, so now the family has clean clothes.
washing-up
laundry
chores
housework
The cheese which Aunt Lee brought back from France is a bit __________.
spooky
filthy
smelly
dusty
Pippa is not wearing a hat to her niece's wedding because hats are __________.
personal
biological
miserable
optional
Pam's costume was very __________; everyone thought she looked exactly like a witch.
realistic
apologetic
odd
rare
Ted bought new shoes when his old pair __________.
fell into
fell apart
fell for
feel out
This dish is so delicious that everyone will __________.
dig up
pile up
pile on
dig in
The parents __________ their small child for eating all his dinner.
observed
praised
investigated
grumbled
Zara __________ a fortune when her grandmother passed away.
inherited
gossiped
confused
disappeared
Is there any __________ that ghosts exist?
myth
power
evidence
effect
Some people believe that mediums can communicate with __________.
colleagues
aliens
partners
spirits
Sherlock Holmes is a detective with a __________ ability to solve crimes.
calm
remarkable
ridiculous
respectful
The detective __________ the mystery at the end of the novel.
accuses
discovers
solves
proves
The first thing to teach young children is to never talk to __________.
others
aliens
strangers
friends
After his grandmother __________, he moved into her old house.
dug out
passed away
dug in
passed down
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
Matt (a) (like) scary films and watches them every weekend.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
'Something (a) (smell) terrible in here! What is it?'
'Oh, sorry. It must be the rubbish bin.'
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
'I (a) (have) problems with my computer. Can you look at it now?.'
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
Sharon (a) (go) to a new school this spring. She's very excited.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
Mum and Dad (a) (think) you should get a job.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
When Sue was six, she (a) (walk) to school every day.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
The children (a) (sleep) when a strange noise woke them.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
'I visited the haunted castle yesterday.'
'Oh, (a) (you/see) a ghost?
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
Mark and Jim (a) (decide) to go for a midnight swim because it was hot.
Q. Complete the sentence with the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous form of the verb in the bracket.
One of the teachers (a) (teach) the class about cloud formation when it started raining.
Q. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
The large house, for __________ they paid a lot of money, is perfect for family get-togethers.
whom
where
which
Q. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, __________ children are horrible, are actually a very nice couple.
whose
whom
which
Q. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Our old neighbours were very noisy. That's the reason __________ we moved house.
when
why
where
Q. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
Our grandparents were young at a time ___________ life was hard.
where
when
that
Q. Complete the sentence with the correct relative pronoun.
I didn't like any of the people ___________ I met at James' housewarming party.
that
whom
which
Q. Complete the sentence with used to, be used to or get used to in the correct form.
I hated living in Glasgow; I never (a) the cold, dark nights.
Q. Complete the sentence with used to, be used to or get used to in the correct form.
Martin (a) sleep with the light on when he was a child, but he doesn't now.
Q. Complete the sentence with used to, be used to or get used to in the correct form.
(a) driving on the left-hand side now, Helen?
Q. Complete the sentence with used to, be used to or get used to in the correct form.
(a) work in a castle a few years ago, James?
Q. Complete the sentence with used to, be used to or get used to in the correct form.
Elisabeth is slowly (a) her new life in Seoul.
I usually take the bus to school daily. This morning, ... , I had to walk because I woke up late.
but
in spite of
however
despite
Good health is important. In ... to maintain good health, it is important to eat a balanced diet, exercise regularly and get enough rest.
order
in spite of
however
despite
He idled instead of spending time for his studies. .... , he obtained low scores.
In order to
in spite of
Consequently
despite
I have decided to stay at home to rest ... I am feeling tired.
although
since
in order to
meanwhile
He managed to complete the race ... his ankle was swollen.
although
since
as
meanwhile
It is such a small shop; ... , it is beautifully decorated.
although
as
yet
consequently
I go to the same school ... my siblings do.
similarly
as
yet
consequently
... it took several years, my aunt eventually passed her driving test.
Then
Despite
Although
Consequently
... the announcement that the results would be released at 10.00 a.m., many were anxiously waiting.
Then
Despite
Although
Consequently
First, mix the flour and butter. ... add the eggs.
Then
Despite
Although
Consequently
Conjunctions are _____________ that join words, phrases, and clauses.
words
clauses
synonyms
sentences
I've just eaten dinner _____ I'm not hungry.
but
or
yet
so
Sue jogs every day, _______ she wants to stay in shape.
nor
yet
for
and
David is a contractor, _______ he knows the construction business.
or
yet
so
but
Secretary to Boss: Do you want anything else _____ can I go home now?
but
for
and
or
I love to travel _____ I hate travelling by bus.
so
and
for
but
You had better hurry ____ you'll be late for work.
for
yet
and
or
His two favourite sports are football _____ tennis.
or
and
but
so
There are many kinds of forests in the world, tropical rain forests are the most fascinating.
There are many kinds of forests in the world, but tropical rain forests are the most fascinating.
There are many kinds of forests in the world, for tropical rain forests are the most fascinating.
There are many kinds of forests in the world, or tropical rain forests are the most fascinating.
There are many kinds of forests in the world, so tropical rain forests are the most fascinating.
In rain forests, trees form a dense canopy most of the sunlight is shut out.
In rain forests, trees form a dense canopy for most of the sunlight is shut out.
In rain forests, trees form a dense canopy, so most of the sunlight is shut out.
In rain forests, trees form a dense canopy, for most of the sunlight is shut out.
In rain forests, trees form a dense canopy so most of the sunlight is shut out.
Leaves fall to the warm, damp forest floor, they decay and release nutrients.
Leaves fall to the warm, and damp forest floor, they decay and release nutrients.
Leaves fall to the warm, damp forest floor, and they decay and release nutrients.
Leaves fall to the warm and damp forest floor, they decay and release nutrients.
Leaves fall to the warm, damp forest floor and they decay and release nutrients.
Animals need forests in order to live forests provide places to live and sources of nourishment.
Animals need forests in order to live, or forests provide places to live and sources of nourishment.
Animals need forests in order to live, but forests provide places to live and sources of nourishment.
Animals need forests in order to live, for forests provide places to live and sources of nourishment.
Animals need forests in order to live, so forests provide places to live and sources of nourishment.
There is a carefully balanced food chain in forests this nourishes all forest creatures.
There is a carefully balanced food chain in forests, for this nourishes all forest creatures.
There is a carefully balanced food chain in forests, or this nourishes all forest creatures.
There is a carefully balanced food chain in forests, yet this nourishes all forest creatures.
There is a carefully balanced food chain in forests, so this nourishes all forest creatures.
Some countries cut down rain forests they institute programs to help maintain the forest as a resource.
Some countries cut down rain forests but they institute programs to help maintain the forest as a resource.
Some countries cut down rain forests, for they institute programs to help maintain the forest as a resource.
Some countries cut down rain forests, but they institute programs to help maintain the forest as a resource.
Some countries cut down rain forests for they institute programs to help maintain the forest as a resource.
Acid rain, a product of air pollution mixing with rain to develop sulfuric acid, is a threat, and it has damaged some forests.
Acid rain, a product of air pollution mixing with rain to develop sulfuric acid, and is a threat, it has damaged some forests.
Acid rain, and a product of air pollution mixing with rain to develop sulfuric acid, is a threat, it has damaged some forests.
Acid rain, a product of air pollution, and rain to develop sulfuric acid, is a threat, it has damaged some forests.
Acid rain, a product of air pollution mixing with rain to develop sulfuric acid, is a threat, and it has damaged some forests.
Forests perform several vital functions for other living things they clean carbon dioxide from the air and prevent soil erosion.
Forests perform several vital functions for other living things, for they clean carbon dioxide from the air and prevent soil erosion.
Forests perform several vital functions for other living things they clean carbon dioxide from the air, and prevent soil erosion.
Forests perform several vital functions, for other living things they clean carbon dioxide from the air and prevent soil erosion.
Forests perform several vital functions for other living things, they clean carbon dioxide from the air and prevent soil erosion.
People have been clearing forests for thousands of years deforestation has increased as the earth's population has increased.
People have been clearing forests for thousands of years, so deforestation has increased as the earth's population has increased.
People have been clearing forests for thousands of years, for deforestation has increased as the earth's population has increased.
People have been clearing forests for thousands of years, yet deforestation has increased as the earth's population has increased.
People have been clearing forests for thousands of years, or deforestation has increased as the earth's population has increased.
In order to help save forests, governments have set aside national parks groups replace felled trees with new ones.
In order to help save forests, governments have set aside national parks, so groups replace felled trees with new ones.
In order to help save forests, governments have set aside national parks, for groups replace felled trees with new ones.
In order to help save forests, governments have set aside national parks, but groups replace felled trees with new ones.
In order to help save forests, governments have set aside national parks, and groups replace felled trees with new ones.
(Vocabulary)
1. My ___ is paid at the end of each month.
a. appearance
b. prize
c. deal
d. salary
2. The two boxers circled slowly around the ______.
a. ring
b. rink
c. court
d. course
3. You mustn't ____ your knees as you sit up.
a. pull
b. push
c. bend
d. balance
4. Take a deep breath then ____ slowly.
a. pull
b. breathe
c. inhale
d. exhale
8. The doctors hope that Michael Schumacher will _______
a. pull through
b. pass out
c. take off
d. stand for
13. Donovan was _____ during the match - he hurt his ankle.
a. disabled
b. injured
c. transferred
d. earned
17. Fiona is _____ player - we mustn't lose her.
a. an individual
b. a key
c. a devoted
d. a big
