WorksheetsB1Plus_Week 5
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
I ____ (never/see) such a beautiful sunset before.
a)
never saw
b)
have never seen
c)
have been never seeing
2.
She ____ (work) in this company since 2015.
a)
worked
b)
has worked
c)
has been working
3.
We ____ (go) to the cinema last night.
a)
went
b)
have gone
c)
have been going
4.
He ____ (write) three books so far.
a)
wrote
b)
has written
c)
has been writing
5.
I ____ (live) here for ten years, and I love it.
a)
lived
b)
have lived
c)
have been living
6.
They ____ (study) for the exam all morning.
a)
studied
b)
have studied
c)
have been studying
7.
We ____ (not/see) each other since high school.
a)
didn’t see
b)
haven’t seen
c)
haven’t been seeing
8.
When I was young, I ____ (play) football every weekend.
a)
played
b)
have played
c)
have been playing
9.
She ____ (not/finish) her homework yet.
a)
didn’t finish
b)
hasn't finished
c)
hasn't been finishing
10.
My brother ____ (break) his arm last summer.
a)
broke
b)
has broken
c)
has been breaking
11.
How long ____ (you/learn) Spanish?
a)
did you learn
b)
have you learned
c)
have you been learning
12.
He ____ (visit) Japan twice.
a)
visited
b)
has visited
c)
has been visiting
13.
I ____ (lose) my keys! I can’t find them anywhere.
a)
lost
b)
have lost
c)
have been losing
14.
She ____ (call) you three times yesterday.
a)
called
b)
has called
c)
has been calling
15.
They ____ (travel) around Europe last summer.
a)
traveled
b)
have traveled
c)
have been traveling
16.
He ____ (work) on this project all day.
a)
worked
b)
has worked
c)
has been working
17.
We ____ (know) each other since childhood.
a)
knew
b)
have known
c)
have been knowing
18.
I ____ (eat) lunch already.
a)
ate
b)
have eaten
c)
have been eating
19.
She ____ (not/sleep) well lately.
a)
didn’t sleep
b)
hasn’t slept
c)
hasn’t been sleeping
20.
He ____ (graduate) from university in 2010.
a)
graduated
b)
has graduated
c)
has been graduating
21.
How many times ____ (you/visit) London?
a)
did you visit
b)
have you visited
c)
have you been visiting
22.
We ____ (wait) for the bus for 20 minutes.
a)
waited
b)
have waited
c)
have been waiting
23.
I ____ (see) that movie last week.
a)
saw
b)
have seen
c)
have been seeing
24.
He ____ (not/do) his chores yet.
a)
didn’t do
b)
hasn’t done
c)
hasn’t been doing
25.
She ____ (work) for this company before.
a)
worked
b)
has worked
c)
has been working
26.
I ____ (read) this book three times.
a)
read
b)
have read
c)
have been reading
27.
She ____ (not/take) a holiday last year.
a)
didn’t take
b)
hasn’t taken
c)
hasn’t been taking
28.
How long ____ (he/work) here?
a)
did he work
b)
has he worked
c)
has he been working
29.
The city has opened a new museum, and thousands of visitors have been exploring its exhibitions since last month. The museum features ancient artifacts and interactive displays. Last weekend, a famous historian gave a lecture there. What does the word 'features' most likely mean in this context?
a)
Hides
b)
Includes or presents
c)
Destroys
30.
Emma has been training for a marathon for months. She has increased her endurance and has followed a strict diet. Last Sunday, she ran a half-marathon to test her progress. What does 'endurance' mean in this passage?
a)
Strength to continue for a long time
b)
Speed in short races
c)
Ability to jump higher
31.
A local organization has raised thousands of dollars to help homeless people. Volunteers have been organizing fundraising activities all year. Last Saturday, they held a charity auction, which was very successful. What does 'fundraising' mean in this context?
a)
Giving away money
b)
Collecting money for a cause
c)
Spending money on luxury goods
32.
The annual music festival has attracted thousands of people over the years. This year, organizers have been preparing for months to make it even bigger. Last year, the event took place in a stadium and was a huge success. What does 'annual' mean in this passage?
a)
Happening once a month
b)
Happening once a year
c)
Happening once every ten years
33.
This bakery has been serving fresh bread for over 20 years. Recently, they have introduced gluten-free options. Yesterday, a popular food blogger wrote an article about them. What does 'introduced' mean in this context?
a)
Removed something
b)
Started offering something new
c)
Ignored something
34.
A group of climbers has been attempting to reach the peak of a dangerous mountain. They have faced harsh weather and exhaustion. Two days ago, they sent a message saying they were close to the top. What does 'exhaustion' mean in this passage?
a)
Extreme tiredness
b)
Excitement
c)
Happiness
35.
Alex has worked for this company for five years. His boss has noticed his dedication and has recently promoted him to a managerial position. What does 'dedication' mean here?
a)
Lack of interest
b)
Hard work and commitment
c)
Being late to work
36.
A large forest fire has destroyed hundreds of acres of land. Firefighters have been working nonstop to control it. Yesterday, the authorities issued a warning to nearby residents. What does 'issued' mean in this context?
a)
Gave an official statement or warning
b)
Ignored something important
c)
Stopped something from happening
37.
Michael has been studying Japanese for two years. He has improved his reading skills but has struggled with speaking. Last month, he took a language proficiency test. What does 'proficiency' mean here?
a)
Knowledge and skill in something
b)
Confusion about something
c)
Avoiding something difficult
38.
A new tech company has developed a smartphone app that helps people reduce stress. They have been testing the app for months before its launch. Last week, they presented it at a technology conference. What does 'launch' mean in this context?
a)
The act of making something available to the public
b)
A mistake in the app
c)
An event to delete old apps
39.
Alice has started painting recently. She has been practicing for a few weeks now, and she has already completed two small paintings. Last weekend, she went to an art supply store and bought new brushes and colors. What does 'has started painting recently' mean?
a)
Alice has been painting for many years.
b)
Alice just started painting a few weeks ago.
c)
Alice used to paint, but she stopped.
40.
It has rained a lot this month. In fact, it has been raining almost every day. Yesterday, the sun finally came out, and people enjoyed a warm afternoon in the park. How long has it been raining in London?
a)
Just for one day.
b)
It started raining this month and is still raining often.
c)
It has never rained this month.
41.
Last Saturday, Tom and Lisa went to the mountains. They hiked for hours and took lots of photos. Now, they have been telling their friends about the trip all week. What does 'have been telling their friends' suggest?
a)
They are still talking about the trip.
b)
They have forgotten about the trip.
c)
They haven’t told anyone about the trip.
42.
Samantha has been learning French for two years. She has already passed two language exams. Last summer, she visited Paris, where she practiced her French with native speakers. What does 'has been learning French for two years' suggest?
a)
She started learning French two years ago and still continues.
b)
She stopped learning French two years ago.
c)
She just started learning French yesterday.
43.
My laptop broke last night while I was working. I have taken it to a repair shop, and they have been fixing it since this morning. What does 'have been fixing it since this morning' suggest?
a)
The laptop is already fixed.
b)
The repair is still in progress.
c)
The laptop was never broken.
44.
Jake has been training for a marathon since January. He has run more than 500 kilometers in the last few months. Last week, he participated in a small race and finished in third place. Is Jake still training for his marathon?
a)
Yes, he started training in January and is still training.
b)
No, he has already completed his marathon.
c)
He has never trained for a marathon.
45.
I read an amazing book last week. Since then, I have recommended it to all my friends. In fact, I have been talking about it nonstop! What does 'have been talking about it nonstop' suggest?
a)
The speaker still talks about the book.
b)
The speaker read the book a long time ago and forgot about it.
c)
The speaker did not like the book.
46.
Sarah moved to New York last year. Since then, she has made many new friends and has been exploring the city every weekend. Is Sarah still living in New York?
a)
Yes, she moved there last year and still lives there.
b)
No, she moved away.
c)
She has never lived in New York.
47.
John lost his phone three days ago. He has been looking for it since then but hasn’t found it yet. Has John found his phone?
a)
No, he is still looking for it.
b)
Yes, he found it already.
c)
He never lost his phone.
48.
Mrs. Smith has taught history for 25 years. She started teaching in 1998. Last year, she won an award for being the best teacher in her school. Is Mrs. Smith still teaching?
a)
Yes, she is still teaching.
b)
No, she retired.
c)
She stopped teaching last year.
49.
Despite feeling sick, Laura went to work yesterday. However, today she has decided to stay home because her fever has gotten worse. She has been resting all morning and hopes to feel better soon. Why has Laura stayed home today?
a)
She has been too tired to work for months.
b)
She has decided to rest because she feels worse today.
c)
She already recovered and doesn’t need rest.
50.
Over the last three months, Daniel has been studying for his final exams. He has completed all his assignments and has reviewed hundreds of pages of notes. Last week, he took a practice test, and his results were excellent. How do we know Daniel is still preparing for his exams?
a)
He has been studying for three months and still continues.
b)
He finished studying last week.
c)
He only started studying yesterday.
51.
The construction company started working on the new bridge two years ago. So far, they have completed 80% of the project. However, due to bad weather, they have been struggling to finish the final sections. When will the bridge be completed?
a)
It is already finished.
b)
The project is not complete yet, but they are still working on it.
c)
The workers stopped building the bridge months ago.
52.
James has been looking for a new apartment since last summer. So far, he has visited ten different places, but none of them have met his expectations. Last weekend, he almost signed a lease, but he changed his mind at the last moment. What does “has been looking for a new apartment” mean?
a)
He started searching last summer and is still looking.
b)
He has already found a new apartment.
c)
He doesn’t want to move anymore.
53.
Over the past few years, the cost of living has increased significantly. Many people have been struggling to pay rent, and salaries haven’t changed much. Just last month, several businesses closed due to financial difficulties. What does “has increased” mean in this context?
a)
Prices went up in the past, but now they are stable.
b)
The cost of living has gone up and continues to rise.
c)
Prices decreased last month.
54.
Olivia has worked in marketing for ten years. She started as an assistant, but over time, she has been promoted to higher positions. Last month, she became the head of her department. What does 'has worked in marketing for ten years' suggest?
a)
Olivia started working ten years ago and still works in marketing.
b)
Olivia quit her marketing job recently.
c)
Olivia has worked in different industries, but not marketing.
55.
The world’s climate has changed dramatically over the past century. Scientists have been warning about rising temperatures and extreme weather for decades. Last year, several countries experienced record-breaking heat waves. What does 'have been warning' suggest?
a)
Scientists warned people in the past, but they don’t talk about it anymore.
b)
Scientists started warning people in the past and continue to warn them.
c)
The climate has stopped changing.
56.
David has been working on a novel for the past three years. He has written over 200 pages but still hasn’t finished the final chapter. Last month, he took a break to focus on research. What does 'has been working on a novel for the past three years' suggest?
a)
David started writing three years ago and is still working on it.
b)
David finished his novel three years ago.
c)
David no longer wants to complete the novel.
57.
Sophia has traveled to five different countries in the last year. She has been experiencing different cultures and meeting new people. Last summer, she spent a month in Italy. What does 'has traveled to five different countries' mean?
a)
She visited five countries and still continues traveling.
b)
She visited five countries a long time ago.
c)
She has only been to one country.
58.
Michael’s company has expanded significantly over the last decade. They have been opening new offices around the world and hiring more employees. Last year, they launched a branch in Tokyo. What does 'has expanded significantly' suggest?
a)
The company has grown a lot and continues to grow.
b)
The company grew but has now stopped expanding.
c)
The company is losing employees.
59.
Rachel has been learning to play the piano for six months. She has practiced almost every day and has already performed at a small concert. Last week, her teacher gave her a new piece to learn. What does 'has been learning to play the piano for six months' suggest?
a)
Rachel started learning six months ago and is still learning.
b)
Rachel stopped learning piano last month.
c)
Rachel has been playing piano for ten years.
60.
The scientist has been researching a cure for a rare disease for over a decade. He has tested many treatments, but none have been completely successful. Last year, he made an important breakthrough. What does 'has been researching' suggest?
a)
The scientist started his research years ago and is still working on it.
b)
The scientist found a cure long ago.
c)
The scientist has stopped working on the project.
61.
Over the last five years, Olivia has changed careers twice. She has worked in marketing, finance, and now she has been running her own business. Last month, she hired two new employees. What does 'has been running her own business' suggest?
a)
Olivia currently owns and manages a business.
b)
Olivia stopped working in business.
c)
Olivia has always worked in the same industry.
62.
Over the past week, a severe storm has been hitting the coastline. Many areas have been flooded, and residents have been evacuating their homes. Yesterday, the government declared a state of emergency. What does 'has been hitting the coastline' suggest?
a)
The storm started recently and is still happening.
b)
The storm ended a long time ago.
c)
The storm never happened.
63.
Tom has been watching a new TV series this month. He has finished five episodes so far. Last night, he watched the most exciting episode yet. What does 'has been watching a new TV series' mean?
a)
Tom started the series recently and is still watching it.
b)
Tom finished the series last year.
c)
Tom has never watched the series.
64.
Liam has been running a marathon every year since 2015. He has completed all of them successfully. Last year, he achieved his best race time. What does 'has been running a marathon every year' suggest?
a)
Liam runs a marathon each year and continues to do so.
b)
Liam ran a marathon once and stopped.
c)
Liam has never run a marathon.
65.
For the past few months, Emily has been saving money to buy a car. She has already saved half of what she needs. Last week, she found the perfect car at a dealership. What does 'has been saving money' suggest?
a)
Emily started saving money months ago and is still saving.
b)
Emily has finished saving all the money she needs.
c)
Emily has never saved money for a car.
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