WorksheetsEnglish 4 Mock Final Exam 2025
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What does "represent" mean?
a)
To win a competition
b)
To organize a sports event
c)
To support a team or player
d)
Be the person from a country, school, etc. that is in a competition
2.
What is a "spectator"?
a)
Someone who trains athletes
b)
Someone who organizes events
c)
Someone who competes in a sport
d)
Someone who watches an event
3.
What does "award" mean?
a)
To watch an event
b)
To train for a competition
c)
To compete in a sport
d)
To officially give someone a prize
4.
What is a "pitch"?
a)
A type of sports equipment
b)
An area of ground where a sport is played
c)
A person who trains athletes
d)
A natural ability to do something
5.
What is "training"?
a)
To watch a sports event
b)
Preparation for a sport or competition
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To organize a competition
6.
What does "boost" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
To win a competition
c)
To increase or improve something
d)
To watch an event
7.
What does "lead" mean?
a)
To watch a game
b)
To give someone a prize
c)
To be winning a game
d)
To train for a competition
8.
What is "ability"?
a)
A type of work that needs special training
b)
A person who wins a competition
c)
The physical or mental skill needed to do something
d)
A natural ability to do something
9.
What does "able" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
Clever or good at doing something
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
10.
What does "brilliant" mean?
a)
To win a competition
b)
Very good
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
11.
What is "potential"?
a)
Qualities or abilities that may develop and allow success
b)
A type of work that needs special training
c)
A person who wins a competition
d)
A natural ability to do something
12.
What does "skilled" mean?
a)
Having the abilities needed to do an activity or job well
b)
To shout loudly
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
13.
What does "successful" mean?
a)
Having achieved a lot or made a lot of money through work
b)
To watch an event
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To win a competition
14.
What is "talent"?
a)
A natural ability to do something
b)
A type of work that needs special training
c)
A person who wins a competition
d)
An area of ground where a sport is played
15.
What does "perform" mean?
a)
To watch an event
b)
To do a job or a piece of work
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To win a competition
16.
What is a "professional"?
a)
Someone who watches an event
b)
Someone who earns money for a sport or activity which most people do as a hobby
c)
Someone who trains athletes
d)
Someone who organizes events
17.
What is a "profession"?
a)
An area of ground where a sport is played
b)
A type of work that needs special training
c)
A person who wins a competition
d)
A natural ability to do something
18.
What is a "referee"?
a)
Someone who trains athletes
b)
Someone who organizes events
c)
Someone who makes sure players follow the rules
d)
Someone who watches an event
19.
What does "gradual" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
Happening or changing slowly over a long period of time
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
20.
What does "dramatic" mean?
a)
To win a competition
b)
Very sudden or noticeable, or full of action and excitement
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
21.
What is "victory"?
a)
When you win a fight or competition
b)
To shout loudly
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
To watch an event
22.
What does "noticeable" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
To watch an event
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
Easy to see or be aware of
23.
What does "exceptional" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
To watch an event
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
Extremely good
24.
What does "outstanding" mean?
a)
To shout loudly
b)
To watch an event
c)
To give someone a prize
d)
Excellent and much better than most
25.
What is a "world record"?
a)
The best achievement in the world in a particular activity
b)
A type of work that needs special training
c)
A person who wins a competition
d)
A natural ability to do something
26.
What is affect?
a)
to influence someone or something
b)
to make something happen
c)
a change, reaction, or result
d)
because of
27.
What does as a result of mean?
a)
because of
b)
to make something happen
c)
a change, reaction, or result
d)
to influence someone or something
28.
What does cause mean?
a)
to influence someone or something
b)
to make something happen
c)
because of
d)
a change, reaction, or result
29.
What is effect?
a)
to make something happen
b)
to influence someone or something
c)
a change, reaction, or result
d)
because of
30.
What does have an (positive/negative) effect on mean?
a)
to cause a change, reaction or result
b)
to influence someone or something
c)
to make something happen
d)
because of
31.
What does lead to something mean?
a)
because of
b)
to influence someone or something
c)
a change, reaction, or result
d)
to cause something to happen
32.
What is awkward?
a)
needing a lot of effort to do
b)
difficult or causing problems
c)
very difficult activities
d)
careful to look at every part
33.
What is backbreaking?
a)
very difficult activities
b)
needing a lot of hard, physical effort
c)
careful to look at every part
d)
difficult to deal with or do
34.
What is exhausting?
a)
very difficult activities
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
making you feel extremely tired
d)
careful to look at every part
35.
What is gruelling?
a)
careful to look at every part
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
making you feel extremely tired
d)
very difficult activities
36.
What does struggle mean?
a)
something that is very difficult to do
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
very difficult activities
d)
careful to look at every part
37.
What is tough?
a)
needing a lot of effort to do
b)
determined and strict
c)
very difficult activities
d)
careful to look at every part
38.
What is tricky?
a)
very difficult activities
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
difficult to deal with or do
d)
careful to look at every part
39.
What is punishing?
a)
careful to look at every part
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
very difficult activities
d)
very difficult and making you tired
40.
What is strict?
a)
A rule or law that must be obeyed.
b)
needing a lot of effort to do
c)
very difficult activities
d)
careful to look at every part
41.
The positive feedback had a profound _______ on her confidence.
a)
affect
b)
effect
c)
cause
d)
result
42.
The sudden downpour was the _______ of the cancelled outdoor event.
a)
affect
b)
effect
c)
cause
d)
result
43.
The team's improved performance was a direct _______ of their rigorous training.
a)
affect
b)
effect
c)
cause
d)
result
44.
He succeeded _______ he put in extra effort.
a)
because
b)
since
c)
due to
d)
therefore
45.
_______ she studied diligently, she passed the exam with flying colors.
a)
Because
b)
Since
c)
Due to
d)
Therefore
46.
The accident _______ him to re-evaluate his priorities.
a)
led
b)
affected
c)
effected
d)
caused
47.
Her positive attitude _______ her success.
a)
affected
b)
effected
c)
caused
d)
resulted
48.
The new policy _______ a change in employee morale.
a)
affected
b)
effected
c)
caused
d)
resulted
49.
His mistake _______ the project's failure.
a)
affected
b)
effected
c)
caused
d)
resulted
50.
The heavy traffic _______ in them arriving late.
a)
resulted
b)
affected
c)
effected
d)
caused
51.
What does "Try it out" mean?
a)
To test or experiment with something to see if it is suitable or effective.
b)
To have confidence in the truth or existence of something, or to have faith in someone's abilities.
c)
To investigate or examine something carefully.
d)
To produce or create an idea, solution, or plan.
52.
What does "Fallen out" mean?
a)
To have had a serious argument or disagreement with someone and no longer be friendly.
b)
To reconcile after a disagreement.
c)
To invent a story or excuse, especially in order to deceive someone.
d)
To fail to meet someone's expectations or to disappoint them.
53.
What does "Make it up" mean?
a)
To invent a story or excuse, especially in order to deceive someone.
b)
To reconcile after a disagreement.
c)
To have had a serious argument or disagreement with someone and no longer be friendly.
d)
To test or experiment with something to see if it is suitable or effective.
54.
What does "Look into" mean?
a)
To use up or exhaust a supply of something.
b)
To produce or create an idea, solution, or plan.
c)
To become successful or popular quickly.
d)
To investigate or examine something carefully.
55.
What does "Come up with" mean?
a)
To use up or exhaust a supply of something.
b)
To investigate or examine something carefully.
c)
To become successful or popular quickly.
d)
To produce or create an idea, solution, or plan.
56.
What does "Take off" mean?
a)
To use up or exhaust a supply of something.
b)
To produce or create an idea, solution, or plan.
c)
To investigate or examine something carefully.
d)
To become successful or popular quickly.
57.
What does "Going on about" mean?
a)
To solve a problem or understand something by thinking carefully about it.
b)
To fail to meet someone's expectations or to disappoint them.
c)
To talk continuously and often annoyingly about something.
d)
To recover from an illness, disappointment, or difficult experience.
58.
What does "Set up" mean?
a)
To postpone or delay something.
b)
To arrange or organize something, often a system or event.
c)
To perform or conduct a task or experiment.
d)
To mention or introduce a topic in a conversation.
59.
What does "Turn down" mean?
a)
To wait or pause.
b)
To refuse an offer or request.
c)
To maintain or keep something.
d)
To anticipate with pleasure.
60.
What does "Look forward to" mean?
a)
To anticipate with pleasure.
b)
To refuse an offer or request.
c)
To wait or pause.
d)
To maintain or keep something.
61.
Which sentence is in the Present Perfect tense?
a)
I have been studying for three hours.
b)
I have studied for three hours.
c)
I was studying for three hours.
d)
I study for three hours.
62.
Which sentence is in the Present Perfect Continuous tense?
a)
She has worked here since 2020.
b)
She has been working here since 2020.
c)
She worked here since 2020.
d)
She is working here since 2020.
63.
What is the correct form of the verb? "They ___ (play) football for two hours."
a)
have played
b)
have been playing
c)
played
d)
are playing
64.
Choose the correct sentence:
a)
I have seen that movie yesterday.
b)
I saw that movie yesterday.
c)
I have been seeing that movie yesterday.
d)
I have seen that movie.
65.
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a)
He has been working on the project.
b)
He has worked on the project.
c)
He is working on the project.
d)
He works on the project.
66.
Which sentence indicates a completed action?
a)
I have been reading this book.
b)
I have read this book.
c)
I am reading this book.
d)
I read this book.
67.
Which sentence uses the Present Perfect correctly?
a)
They have traveled to Paris last year.
b)
They traveled to Paris last year.
c)
They have been traveling to Paris.
d)
They have traveled to Paris.
68.
Choose the correct sentence:
a)
I am learning Spanish for two years.
b)
I learned Spanish for two years.
c)
I have learned Spanish for two years.
d)
I have been learning Spanish for two years.
69.
Which sentence shows an ongoing action?
a)
She is cooking dinner.
b)
She has cooked dinner.
c)
She cooks dinner.
d)
She has been cooking dinner.
70.
What is the correct form of the verb? "We ___ (live) in this city since 2015."
a)
are living
b)
have been living
c)
lived
d)
have lived
71.
Which sentence is in the Present Perfect tense?
a)
I am going to Italy.
b)
I went to Italy.
c)
I have been to Italy.
d)
I have gone to Italy.
72.
Choose the correct sentence:
a)
He works here for five years.
b)
He worked here for five years.
c)
He has been working here for five years.
d)
He is working here for five years.
73.
Which sentence indicates a duration?
a)
They have finished the project.
b)
They have been finishing the project.
c)
They finished the project.
d)
They are finishing the project.
74.
What is the correct form of the verb? "I ___ (exercise) regularly for the past month."
a)
have exercised
b)
have been exercising
c)
exercised
d)
am exercising
75.
Choose the correct sentence:
a)
I have been working on this project since last week.
b)
I worked on this project since last week.
c)
I am working on this project since last week.
d)
I have worked on this project since last week.
76.
You ______ submit your application by Friday.
a)
can
b)
might
c)
must
d)
would
77.
Students ______ leave the building during a fire drill.
a)
could
b)
may
c)
shall
d)
will
78.
I ______ finish this report by tomorrow morning.
a)
be able to
b)
be going to
c)
have to
d)
ought to
79.
We ______ inform the client of the changes immediately.
a)
may
b)
ought to
c)
shall
d)
will
80.
______ I borrow your pen for a moment?
a)
can
b)
could
c)
might
d)
would
81.
The new regulations state that all employees ______ attend the training.
a)
be able to
b)
have to
c)
need to
d)
used to
82.
You ______ complete the assignment by the deadline.
a)
be going to
b)
ought to
c)
need to
d)
used to
83.
She ______ speak to the manager about her concerns.
a)
could
b)
may
c)
shall
d)
will
84.
We ______ follow the safety guidelines at all times.
a)
have to
b)
might
c)
would
d)
can
85.
______ I use your phone to make a quick call?
a)
can
b)
could
c)
might
d)
would
86.
They ______ submit their proposals before the end of the day.
a)
be able to
b)
be going to
c)
must
d)
ought to
87.
You ______ wear a helmet while riding a motorcycle.
a)
can
b)
must
c)
shall
d)
will
88.
______ I take a break now?
a)
can
b)
may
c)
might
d)
would
89.
The team ______ meet the project deadlines.
a)
be going to
b)
ought to
c)
need to
d)
used to
90.
______ you help me with this task?
a)
can
b)
could
c)
may
d)
might
91.
I _________ go swimming every day.
a)
would
b)
used to
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
92.
She would always be the quietest person in the room, but she's ________ like that.
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
93.
He _______ rely on others to complete tasks, but he's independent now.
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
94.
I _______ be afraid of public speaking, but I enjoy it now.
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
95.
She _______ always double-check her work, but now she trusts her instincts.
a)
would
b)
use to
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
96.
He _______ take risks in his career when he was younger.
a)
would
b)
used to
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
97.
Do you _________ need my help?
a)
would
b)
used to
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
98.
I used to believe that luck played a big role, but I ________ believe that.
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
99.
Don't you love me ___________?
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
no more
d)
any longer
100.
They used to struggle to meet deadlines, but they don't __________.
a)
used to
b)
would
c)
anymore
d)
no longer
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