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9GEN EOT2 Revision

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

I

b)

did

c)

not

d)

go out

e)

last night

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
2.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

You

b)

did

c)

not

d)

come

e)

to the party

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
3.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

She

b)

did

c)

not

d)

have

e)

chocolate today

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
4.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

He

b)

did

c)

not

d)

like

e)

sports

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
5.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

We

b)

did

c)

not

d)

study

e)

for the exam.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

They

b)

did

c)

not

d)

cook

e)

on the weekend.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
7.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

Lucy

b)

did

c)

not

d)

meet

e)

her friends.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
8.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

I

b)

did

c)

not

d)

stay

e)

at home.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
9.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

You

b)

did

c)

not

d)

do

e)

your homework.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
10.

Reorder the following words to make a complete sentence.

a)

John

b)

did

c)

not

d)

work

e)

in the bank.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
11.

I ​ (a)   (come) to England in 1993.

Choose from the below words
came
comed
did come
come
12.

She ​ (a)   (stand) under the tree to shelter from the rain.

Choose from the below words
stand
did stand
standed
stood
13.

They ​ ​ (a)   (do) their homework yesterday.

Choose from the below words
did
do
done
does
14.

We ​ (a)   (sing) too much last night. I have a sore throat!

Choose from the below words
sing
sung
sings
sang
15.

He already ​ (a)   (eat) all the cake.

Choose from the below words
eat
eaten
eats
ate
16.

The child ​ (a)   (fall) off his bicycle.

Choose from the below words
falls
fells
fallen
fell
17.

It ​ (a)   (take) three hours to drive to Paris.

Choose from the below words
take
taken
takes
took
18.

I ​ (a)   (find) your keys under the table.

Choose from the below words
find
finds
finded
found
19.

She ​ (a)   (get) a new bike for her birthday.

Choose from the below words
gets
gotten
get
got
20.

She ​ (a)   (sell) her house last year.

Choose from the below words
sells
sell
did sell
sold
21.
in the direction of someone or something
a)
toward
b)
light
c)
heavy
d)
react
22.
a person who studies or works in science
a)
scientist
b)
hit
c)
mix
d)

colleague

23.
to move up
a)
rise
b)
light
c)
scientist
d)
experiment
24.
to change; to respond to something
a)
react
b)
explode
c)

collect

d)
medicine
25.
to move away
a)
push
b)
pull
c)
light
d)
gravity
26.
to move closer
a)
pull
b)
rise
c)
light
d)

push

27.
to show that something is true
a)
prove
b)
fall
c)

collect

d)
rise
28.

Match the following.

a)

to push someone to do something

1.

encourage

b)

food that is cooked and eaten quickly in a restaurant

2.

fast food

c)

to stop an activity

3.

give up

d)

to have as part of a group

4.

include

e)

in place of something

5.

instead

29.

Match the following

a)

to ask for food or drinks at a restaurant

1.

order

b)

a thing that is made (usually in a factory) and sold

2.

product

c)

a part of something

3.

section

d)

to choose from a group of similar things

4.

select

e)

all of; entire; complete

5.

whole

30.

Match the following

a)

to cause to move toward a place

1.

attract

b)

in a way to avoid getting hurt or making a mistake

2.

carefully

c)

to make someone believe that something is true

3.

convince

d)

someone who buys something

4.

customer

e)

the food a person or animal usually eats

5.

diet

31.

Match the following

a)

a piece of paper that gives information about something it's attached to

1.

label

b)

a list of food to order at a restaurant existing in nature

2.

menu

c)

not made by people

3.

natural

d)

not positive; not good

4.

negative

e)

a thing you can choose

5.

option

32.
to move a liquid from one place to another
a)
pour
b)
go out
c)

light

d)
disease
33.
to put two or more things together
a)
mix
b)
disease
c)
gravity
d)

react

34.
something that you take when you are ill or sick
a)
medicine
b)
prove
c)

scientist

d)
toward
35.
to make something start burning
a)
light
b)
experiment
c)
disease
d)
pour
36.
something that allows us to see things
a)
light
b)
medicine
c)
toward
d)
prove
37.
to touch someone or something quickly and with force
a)
hit
b)
react
c)
fall
d)
go out
38.
opposite of light in weight
a)
heavy
b)
pour
c)
hit
d)
fall
39.
the force that pulls things toward each other and to the ground
a)
gravity
b)
mix
c)
rise
d)
push
40.
to stop burning
a)
go out
b)
toward
c)
pull
d)
hit
41.
to move or drop to the ground
a)
fall
b)
heavy
c)
experiment
d)
pull
42.
to break up into pieces, usually with noise
a)
explode
b)
push
c)
pour
d)
heavy
43.
a test to learn something new
a)
experiment
b)
gravity
c)
push
d)
explode
44.
an illness
a)
disease
b)
scientist
c)
react
d)
light
45.
sadly; without luck
a)
unfortunately
b)
professional
c)
equipment
d)
free
46.
a small job; a chore
a)
task
b)
exactly
c)
free
d)
join
47.
to describe or tell about something
a)
report
b)
available
c)
available
d)
collect
48.
relating to work that needs special training
a)
professional
b)
pattern
c)
discover
d)
unfortunately
49.
a repeated thing, such as a shape or color
a)
pattern
b)
nature
c)
unfortunately
d)
task
50.
almost
a)
nearly
b)
brief
c)
advice
d)
check
51.
the world not made by humans; plants and animals
a)
nature
b)
colleague
c)
disadvantage
d)
brief
52.
to become a member of
a)
join
b)
check
c)
report
d)
discover
53.
without cost or payment
a)
free
b)
task
c)
diary
d)
diary
54.
definitely; completely
a)
exactly
b)
advice
c)
brief
d)
professional
55.
things needed for work
a)
equipment
b)
unfortunately
c)
exactly
d)
nearly
56.
to find; to learn about
a)
discover
b)

collect

c)
nearly
d)
available
57.
something that gets in the way; a problem
a)
disadvantage
b)
report
c)
professional
d)
equipment
58.
personal writing about daily activities or events
a)
diary
b)
free
c)
task
d)
disadvantage
59.
to bring together
a)
collect
b)
join
c)

react

d)
advice
60.
a person you work with
a)
colleague
b)
equipment
c)

scientist

d)

friend

61.
to make sure something is correct or OK
a)
check
b)
disadvantage
c)
join
d)
exactly
62.
short
a)
brief
b)
nearly
c)
pattern
d)
report
63.
able to use; ready to get
a)
available
b)
diary
c)
nature
d)
pattern
64.
an opinion about what to do
a)
advice
b)
collect
c)
check
d)
nature
65.
one more thing of the same kind
a)
another
b)
waste
c)
credit card
d)
make
66.
where you keep money at a bank
a)
bank account
b)
post
c)
transfer
d)
bill
67.
a statement that says the amount of money you need to pay
a)
bill
b)
another
c)
discount
d)
waste
68.
to use something that belongs to another person for a short time
a)
borrow
b)
rent
c)
rent
d)
credit card
69.
to have enough money to buy or do something
a)
can afford
b)
transfer
c)
another
d)
fee
70.
to get and keep a set of things of the same kind because you enjoy having them
a)
collect
b)
bank account
c)
skip
d)
another
71.
a plastic card you can use to buy things and pay for them later
a)
credit card
b)
lend
c)
fee
d)
instead of
72.
an amount of money less than the normal price
a)
discount
b)
extra
c)
likely
d)
skip
73.
more than usual
a)
extra
b)
likely
c)
borrow
d)
can afford
74.
an amount of money you must pay
a)
fee
b)
skip
c)
make
d)
discount
75.
in place of someone or something
a)
instead of
b)
borrow
c)
bank account
d)
extra
76.
to give something to someone for a short time, not forever
a)
lend
b)
instead of
c)
on sale
d)

borrow

77.
describes something that will probably happen
a)
likely
b)
make
c)
instead of
d)
borrow
78.
to get or earn by working
a)
make
b)
discount
c)
can afford
d)
lend
79.
at a lower price for a short period of time
a)
on sale
b)

lend

c)
extra
d)
likely
80.
to put something on the Internet to share with other people
a)
post
b)
collect
c)

pull

d)
bank account
81.
the money you pay to live in a house or apartment when it's not yours
a)
rent
b)
fee
c)
bill
d)
collect
82.
to not do something that you usually do
a)
skip
b)
credit card
c)
lend
d)
transfer
83.
to move from one place to another
a)
transfer
b)
bill
c)
post
d)
rent
84.
to use too much or use badly
a)
waste
b)
can afford
c)

collect

d)
post
85.

At school, we ​ (a)    wear a uniform.

Choose from the below words
must
can
should
86.

You ​ (a)   be an expert to use the basic functions of program.

Choose from the below words
can
should
mustn't
87.

You ​​ (a)   to tell her that you are sorry.

Choose from the below words
can
should
have 
88.

We ​​ (a)   go to the meeting at anytime between 2:00 and 2:30..

Choose from the below words
can
should
don't have to
89.

I ​ (a)   wear glasses, I can see perfectly well.

Choose from the below words
don't have to
must
have to
90.

We have to wake up early so we​ (a)   go to bed now.

Choose from the below words
mustn't
should
can
91.

​ (a)   you help me with this assignment?

Choose from the below words
Should
Must
Can
92.

You ​ (a)   wear a seatbelt while driving.

Choose from the below words
should
can
must
93.

You ​ (a)   drink more water to stay hydrated.

Choose from the below words
should
can
don't have to
94.

She ​ (a)   play the piano beautifully.

Choose from the below words
can
must
should
95.

I wanted to go to the party; ​ (a)   , I had too much homework.

Choose from the below words
however
in addition
as a result
96.

She studied hard for the exam; ​ (a)   , she got a high score.

Choose from the below words
however
for example
as a result
97.

There are many ways to stay healthy. ​ (a)   , eating a balanced diet and exercising regularly.

Choose from the below words
However
In addition
For example
98.

Tom was cooking dinner; ​ (a)   , his sister was setting the table.

Choose from the below words
next
finally
meanwhile
99.

Reading improves vocabulary. ​ (a)   , it helps develop critical thinking skills.

Choose from the below words
On the other hand
First
In addition
100.

He forgot to set his alarm. ​ (a)   , he was late for work.

Choose from the below words
However
After
As a result
101.

Dogs are very social animals. ​ (a)   , cats are more independent.

Choose from the below words
As a result
On the other hand
In conclusion
102.

Many animals hibernate in winter. ​ (a)   , bears sleep for months without eating.

Choose from the below words
Firstly
Then
For instance
103.

We went to the park. ​ (a)   , we stopped by a café for some coffee.

Choose from the below words
Finally
However
After that
104.

The experiment was a success. ​ (a)   , our hypothesis was correct.

Choose from the below words
After that
On the other hand
In conclusion
105.

In writing, you must always have an introduction, body, and conclusion

a)

True

b)

False

106.

In writing, should never give examples for a point you're trying to make.

a)

True

b)

False

107.

In writing, you should write the word "i" in small letters.

a)

True

b)

False

108.

In writing, must separate your sentences with a comma.

a)

True

b)

False

109.

In writing, you should check your sentences and make sure they start with a capital letter and end with an end mark.

a)

True

b)

False

110.

In writing, you mustn't use transition words.

a)

True

b)

False

111.

Soccer is known in some countries as football. It is a popular sport across the world, with over 200 countries playing the sport. It is estimated that over 250 million people, both men and women, play soccer. The sport has been part of the Olympic games from 1900 to 1928 and from 1936 to today.

What is the main idea?

a)

Soccer is important at the Olympics.

b)

Soccer is also called football.

c)

Soccer is a worldwide sport.

d)

Soccer is played by men and women.

112.

Weather reporters have to give out a lot of information. That's why they use pictures. The pictures help them tell us about the weather without using so many words. Weather reporters need to know where the cold air is. They need to know where the warm air is. They have to know where it is raining and what types of clouds are in the area. Their reports need to be correct, but they also need to be short. The pictures help weather reporters get the information out in a fast way.

Which sentence best describes the main idea of the paragraph?

a)

Weather reporters need to know where the cold air is

b)

Pictures help weather reporters get information out in a fast way

c)

Their reports need to be correct, but they also need to be short

d)

They have to know where it is raining and what types of clouds are in the area

113.

Do you ever wonder how you taste things? You owe your sense of taste to your taste buds. We have 9,000 taste buds just on the tongue alone. There are also taste buds on the roof of your mouth. You even have taste buds on the back of your throat.

What does the author want you to learn from the passage?

a)

Why we can taste only certain things.

b)

That we taste through our noses

c)

Where taste buds are found

d)

We have taste buds on our tongues

114.

Nick’s parents say he isn’t capable of taking care of a puppy. Which word or phrase means capable?

a)

interested

b)

angry about

c)

afraid of

d)

able to

115.

Our neighbor's cat had 5 kittens last week. I got to see them when they were only 3 hours old! They were as tiny as mice, and their eyes were still closed. My favorite was all white except for its 2 black ears. My neighbor says that the kittens will be ready for new homes when they are 6 weeks old. I hope I can have one!

What question is answered in this paragraph?

a)

How old the will the kittens be when they are ready to go to new homes?

b)

What color are all the kittens?

c)

Do kittens like like mice when they are born?

d)

Will I get to adopt a kitten?

116.

We really like to go to the beach, but we only get to go once in a blue moon. Based on the sentence, what do you think the idiom or expression once in a blue moon means?

a)
Very rarely
b)
Every night
c)
During full moon
d)
Every summer
117.


The sky was overcast with dark clouds, making it look like rain, and Timmy grabbed his umbrella just in case. Based on context clues, what does overcast mean?

a)
Bright and sunny
b)
Filled with dark clouds
c)
Clear with no clouds
d)
Hot and humid
118.

Alexander Graham Bell was a brilliant inventor who changed the way we communicate. He is best known for inventing the telephone, a device that allows people to talk to each other from far away. But Bell was more than just a telephone inventor. He also worked on inventions like the photophone, which used light to transmit sound, and he even helped people with hearing impairments by inventing the first practical hearing aid. So, while the telephone is famous, there's a lot more to know about Alexander Graham Bell's contributions to communication technology. Can you figure out the main idea of this paragraph?

a)
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
b)
Alexander Graham Bell was a brilliant inventor who contributed significantly to communication technology.
c)
Alexander Graham Bell invented the first practical hearing aid.
d)
Alexander Graham Bell invented the photophone.
119.

Elephants and giraffes are both fascinating animals, but they have some interesting differences and similarities. To start, let's talk about their size. Elephants are generally much larger than giraffes, with thick bodies and long trunks, while giraffes are the tallest animals on Earth, with incredibly long necks and legs. Another big difference is their habitat. Elephants can be found in a variety of environments, including forests and savannas, while giraffes are more commonly spotted in open grasslands and savannas.

One thing they have in common is their herbivorous diet – both elephants and giraffes munch on plants, leaves, and branches. However, giraffes use their long necks to reach the treetop leaves, while elephants rely on their strong trunks to grasp food. Speaking of trunks, only elephants have them! These versatile appendages help them eat, drink, and even shower themselves.

In terms of social behavior, elephants are known for their close-knit family groups, led by a matriarch, while giraffes are usually seen in smaller, more loose-knit groups. Additionally, both animals are known for their unique appearances and gentle nature. So, even though elephants and giraffes have many differences, they're both incredible creatures that we can admire and learn from in the animal kingdom!

What is the purpose of this article?

a)
To compare the size of elephants and giraffes
b)
To discuss the diet of elephants and giraffes
c)
To describe the habitat of elephants and giraffes
d)
To compare and contrast elephants and giraffes in terms of size, habitat, diet, and social behavior
120.

What is a great way to write a conclusion to something you've written?

a)
Summarize the main points and tie them back to your introduction
b)
Repeat the introduction word for word
c)
Introduce a new idea or concept
d)
Ignore the conclusion, it's not important