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Final Assessment Test Year 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The plural of “larva” is ...

a)

larvae

b)

larvum

c)

larvea

d)

larvuma

2.

The plural of “curriculum” is ...

a)

curriculumae

b)

curiculam

c)

curricula

d)

curriculuma

3.

Form the possessive case of the following phrase: «у подножия горы».

a)

at the mountain’s foot

b)

on the mountain’s feet

c)

on the feet of the mountain

d)

at the foot of the mountain

4.

Form the possessive case of the following sentence: «Это вчерашняя газета?»

a)

Is that yesterday paper?

b)

Is that/this yesterday’s paper?

c)

Is this paper of yesterday’s publication?

d)

Is this paper of yesterday?

5.

Fill in the articles. Choose proper explanation: ‘Lunch was _____ heaviest meal of ____ day because in _____ same time all hospital staff had lunch in ____ cafeteria.’

a)

the = the superlative degree of adjectives; zero article = with the words ‘day, night, morning, afternoon, noon, evening ect’; a = the noun is modified by the descriptive adjective ‘same’; the = the situation itself makes the object definite;

b)

the = the superlative degree of adjectives; the = of phrase; the = the noun is modified by the pronoun ‘same’; a = belonging to a certain class;

c)

the = the superlative degree of adjectives; the = of phrase + the situation makes it definite; the = the noun is modified by the pronoun ‘same’; the = the situation itself makes the place definite;

d)

the = the superlative degree of adjectives; zero article = with the words ‘day, night, morning, afternoon, noon, evening ect’; the = the noun is modified by the pronoun ‘same’; a = is used in the meaning ‘one’;

6.

Fill in the gaps and find proper explanation: ‘_____ inn was ____ sprawling three-story structure of pale stone, ____biggest that Sansa had ever seen, but even so, it had accommodations for less than ____ third of ____ king’s party, which had swollen to more than four hundred with ____ addition of her father’s household and ____ free riders who had joined them on the road.’

a)

the = the settlement is definite due to situation; a = a predicative noun; the = the superlative degree; a = in the meaning ‘one’; the = of-phrase; the = before of-phrase; the = a limiting attribute (a relative clause);

b)

the = the settlement is limited due to situation; a = a limiting attribute; the = the superlative degree; a = in the meaning ‘one’; the = of-phrase + the possessive case; the = before of-phrase; the = a limiting attribute (a relative clause);

c)

the = the settlement is definite due to situation; a = a predicative noun modified by some descriptive attributes; the = the superlative degree; a = in the meaning ‘one’; the = of-phrase + possessive case; the = before of-phrase; the = a limiting attribute (an antecedent + a relative clause);

d)

the = the settlement is definite due to situation; a = a descriptive attribute; the = the superlative degree; a = in the meaning ‘one’; the = of-phrase; the = before of-phrase; the = limiting attribute (a relative clause).

7.

Fill in the gaps and find proper explanation of the use of articles in the given sentence: ‘I rushed to _____ main gate, and then I waited _____ second till I could breathe normally.’

a)

a = a descriptive attribute main is used; the = the “the very” second;

b)

a = a descriptive attribute main is used; a = denotes time; in the meaning of ‘one’;

c)

the = the noun is modified by the adjective “main”; the = the “the very” second;

d)

the = the noun is modified by the adjective “main”; a = denotes time; in the meaning of ‘one’.

8.

Fill in the article and find the correct explanation: ‘She came down with ______measles and had to stay in bed.’

a)

the = generic sense;

b)

the = the situation itself is definite;

c)

zero article = prepositional phrase;

d)

zero article = general sense;

9.

Find the example(s) of non-defining relative clause:

a)

He who does his best should be praised.

b)

Mary Brown, who is very generous, gave me these flowers.

c)

This is the man whose farm joins ours.

d)

It’s hoped that we will raise £10,000 for local charities, which help the homeless.

10.

Choose the correct form: 1900 (year)

a)

nineteen hundred;

b)

nineteen oh oh;

c)

nineteen zero zero;

d)

one thousand and nine hundred.

11.

Choose the correct form of the degrees of comparison of the given adverb: ‘well’

a)

good – well – better;

b)

well – better – (the) best;

c)

good – better – the best;

d)

well – well – best;

12.

Choose the correct order of adjectives:

a)

an enormous old coral French wooden rocking chair;

b)

a French old enormous coral wooden rocking chair;

c)

an old enormous wooden coral French rocking chair;

d)

an enormous coral wooden old French rocking chair;

13.

Choose and circle the compound cardinal numeral:

a)

fifth

b)

fifty-five

c)

fifteen

d)

fifteenth

14.

Choose the correct answer: 3⁄8 stands for...

a)

three – eight;

b)

three – eighths;

c)

third – eight;

d)

third – eights.

15.

Analyze the sentence: Your roommate drives quite fast, doesn't she? The adverb "quite" modifies:

a)

the verb

b)

the adjective

c)

the adverb

16.

Analyze the following sentence: My grandfather walks extremely slowly. The adverb "extremely" modifies ...

a)

the noun

b)

the verb

c)

the adverb

17.

That's a lovely painting. The word "lovely" is ...

a)

an adverb

b)

an adjective

c)

a verb

18.

Choose the correct order of adjectives: ____________________ was parked opposite my house.

a)

A new sports shiny Italian car;

b)

A new shiny Italian sports car;

c)

A new shiny sports Italian car;

d)

A shiny new Italian sports car.

19.

Choose the correct order of adjectives: John was given ________ kitten by his sister.

a)

an adorable little black;

b)

a little adorable black;

c)

a black adorable little;

d)

a little black adorable.

20.

Choose the correct answer form of the article: ‘I’m p-p-paralyzed with _____ fear’.

a)

zero article = general abstract sense;

b)

zero article = prepositional phrase;

c)

the = the situation makes the happiness definite;

d)

the = generic sense;