WorksheetsReview GEE 2 for Final Test
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is it?
kitchen
garden
porch
balcony
What is it?
balcony
garden
kitchen
swimming pool
What is it?
garden
kitchen
bedroom
library
What is it?
home
library
theatre
home library
What is it?
home theatre
home
theatre
library
What is it?
one-story house
two-story house
three-story house
four-story house
What is it?
one-story house
two-story house
three-story house
four-story house
Look! The teacher ___ a story to the class.
tells
is telling
was telling
told
The students ___ in the library right now.
study
are studying
studied
studies
Shinta ___ her art project in the art room.
is working on
works on
has worked on
work on
We ___ lunch in the cafeteria now.
are not eating
did not eat
do not eat
have not eaten
The principal ___ in her office this morning.
is not meeting
was not meeting
does not meet
has not met
Rudi and Sari ___ basketball during PE class.
are not playing
did not play
do not play
have not played
___ the students ___ a science experiment right now?
Is / doing
Are / doing
Did / do
Were / doing
___ the librarian ___ the new books on the shelves?
Is / arranging
Does / arrange
Has / arranged
Was / arranging
___ the music teacher ___ the piano for the choir?
Are / playing
Was / playing
Is / playing
Does / play
Why ___ Anita ___ her homework in the hallway?
is / doing
does / do
has / done
was / doing
The janitor ___ the floors now because classes are still going on.
is not mopping
was not mopping
does not mop
has not mopped
___ you ___ the math quiz at the moment?
Are / taking
Did / take
Were / taking
Do / take
How many apples did you buy at the market?
Two kilograms
Five apples
Some sugar
A bottle of water
How much is this pair of shoes?
$50
Five pairs
Three dollars per kilogram
Two loaves of bread
How many bags of rice are in the pantry?
Two bags
$20
A liter of milk
A handful of coins
How much milk do we need for the recipe?
One liter
Three bottles
A bag of rice
Five apples
How many eggs are in the fridge?
Twelve eggs
A liter of juice
Ten kilograms of flour
$30
How much sugar do you want for your tea?
A teaspoon
Two cups
Five teaspoons
All of the above
How many oranges are in the basket?
Ten oranges
Two liters
A jar of jam
$15
How much does this handbag cost?
$100
Ten dollars per piece
Two kilograms
A dozen eggs
How many slices of bread are left?
Six slices
A bottle of milk
A cup of coffee
$5
How much coffee do we need for the meeting?
Two cups
Half a kilogram
Five teaspoons
All of the above
The sofa is ___ the coffee table in the living room.
beside
under
in front of
near
There is a beautiful garden ___ the house and the street.
on
between
at
behind
The dining table is placed ___ the large window to enjoy the view.
under
at
in front of
near
The children's toys are stored ___ the bed in their bedroom.
at
under
on
beside
A cozy reading nook is set up ___ the bookshelf in the study room.
behind
next to
in
on
The car is parked ___ the garage, safe from the rain.
in
at
near
between
There are two chairs ___ the fireplace for relaxing evenings.
beside
under
in
behind
The TV is mounted ___ the wall in the family room.
on
at
between
behind
A small table is placed ___ the two armchairs in the living room.
at
between
near
in front of
The mailbox is located ___ the gate, making it convenient for deliveries.
beside
in
next to
behind
What does "Go past" mean?
Stop at a location
Move beyond or pass by a certain point
Change direction to the left
Turn right
What is the meaning of "Get on"?
Leave a vehicle
Enter or board a vehicle
Turn left
Stop at an intersection
What does "Intersection" refer to?
A location where a road ends
A point where two or more roads meet or cross
A traffic light
A place to wait for the bus
What does "Turn right" mean?
To change direction to the left
To change direction to the right
To move in a straight line
To stop moving
Which of the following is a synonym for "Go straight"?
Turn left
Move forward
Stop
Turn right
Which of the following is an antonym for "Get on"?
Turn left
Get off
Stop
Go past
What is the opposite of "Turn right"?
Turn left
Go straight
Get on
Intersection
If you are traveling by bus and want to leave the vehicle, you would:
Get off
Turn left
Go straight
Get on
You see a sign that says "Turn right at the intersection," what should you do?
Continue straight
Turn left
Turn right
Go past the intersection
What should you do when you reach a traffic light?
Turn left
Go straight until the light turns green
Turn right
Go past it
You are at the airport. What does this sign mean?
"Do not leave your bags unattended."
Take your bags with you.
Leave your bags anywhere.
Unpack your bags immediately.
Ask someone to watch your bags.
Your tour guide says: "Stay close to the group." What should you do?
Explore on your own.
Walk with the group.
Sit down and rest.
Follow another tour group.
The sign on the bus says: "Do not eat or drink." What should you do?
Eat snacks quietly.
Finish your food before entering.
Drink water inside.
Share food with others.
Your flight attendant says: "Fasten your seatbelt." What should you do?
Stand up to stretch.
Open the overhead bin.
Secure your seatbelt.
Remove your seatbelt.
A hotel receptionist says: "Please fill out this form." What does this mean?
Ignore the form.
Write your information on the form.
Leave the form blank.
Return the form without writing anything.
The guidebook says: "Do not take photos in the museum." What should you do?
Use your phone camera secretly.
Take pictures when no one is watching.
Respect the rule and avoid photography.
Ask for permission to take photos.
At the train station, you see a sign: "Keep the platform clean." What does it mean?
Throw trash on the ground.
Use the trash bins provided.
Ignore any trash you see.
Wait until someone cleans the area.
Your hiking guide says: "Do not touch the plants." What should you do?
Pick flowers as souvenirs.
Take photos but avoid touching.
Touch the plants gently.
Ignore the guide's warning.
At a theme park, the sign reads: "Follow the safety instructions." What does this mean?
Ignore the safety rules.
Ask someone else to explain the rules.
Do exactly what the safety instructions say.
Skip reading the instructions.
The airline staff says: "Do not use electronic devices during takeoff and landing." What should you do?
Turn off your phone or switch it to airplane mode.
Use your phone discreetly.
Keep texting but lower the brightness.
Turn on your laptop for work.
Bananas
Countable
Uncountable
Bread
Countable
Uncountable
Chocolate
Countable
Uncountable
Coffee
Countable
Uncountable
Cookies
(a)
Flour
(a)
Eggs
Countable
Uncountable
Ice cream
Countable
Uncountable
Milk
Countable
Uncountable
Money
Countable
Uncountable
Watermelon
Countable
Uncountable
Oranges
Countable
Uncountable
Fruit
Countable
Uncountable
Vegetables
Countable
Uncountable
Oil
Countable
Uncountable
Orange juice
(a)
Bags
Countable
Uncountable
Sugar
Countable
Uncountable
Tomato
Countable
Uncountable
Steaks
Countable
Uncountable
Burgers
Countable
Uncountable
The blogger’s name is Cathy’s Footsteps.
True
False
The blog post title is A Piece of Heaven in North Maluku.
True
False
The writer plans to fly to Ternate.
True
False
She wants to stay in a guesthouse there.
True
False
Friends will drive her to visit places.
True
False
She plans to visit more than one place.
True
False
She doesn’t want to try the local food.
True
False
She thinks her holiday in Ternate will be enjoyable.
True
False
You would likely pay for your groceries at the:
entrance of the market
checkout counter
section with shopping bags
stand where you weigh your groceries
You might find fresh fruits and vegetables for sale at a:
department store
market
clothing boutique
electronics store
Groceries include:
clothes and shoes
food and household supplies
electronics and gadgets
sporting equipment
Groceries are typically purchased for:
decoration
entertainment
preparing meals
wrapping presents
You would use a scale to:
bag your groceries
weigh them
pay for them at the checkout
greet the shop assistant
Shopping bags are used to:
display price tags
carry your groceries home
weigh items at the checkout
greet the shop assistant
When shopping, it's important to be:
loud and demanding
rude to the shop assistants
courteous and respectful
confused about the price tags
Before going grocery shopping, you might:
throw away your shopping bags
make a list of what you need
hide the price tags in the store
forget your wallet at home
A price tag tells you the:
weight of the product
best way to use the product
cost of the product
name of the shop assistant
A shop assistant can help you:
carry your groceries to your car
find a specific item in the store
weigh yourself on the scale
write a shopping list
To compare two similar products, you could say:
I don't like either of these.
Can I see this in a different color/style?
When you're ready to make a purchase, you could tell the shop assistant:
I've changed my mind, I don't want anything.
I'll take this one, please.
