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Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Who is the narrator of «The Sea-Wolf»? (The Sea-Wolf)
Humphrey Van Weyden
Wolf Larsen
Maud Brewster
Death Larsen
A sailor from Wolf’s crew
What is Wolf Larsen’s personality like? (The Sea-Wolf)
Cruel and selfish
Kind and generous
Weak and timid
Lazy and indifferent
Gentle but strict
What happens at the end of the story? (The Sea-Wolf)
Van Weyden and Brewster repair the ship and are rescued
Wolf Larsen recovers and takes back control
Death Larsen arrives and takes Van Weyden prisoner
The island sinks into the ocean
Van Weyden decides to stay on the island forever
What confuses Van Weyden about Wolf? (The Sea-Wolf)
his view of life
his lack of intelligence
his ruthlessness
his materialism
his ship
The repetition of the same sounds at the beginning of words or in a stressed syllable.
alliteration
metaphor
simile
personification
hyperbole
A strong comparison made by stating one thing is another, without using like or as.
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
alliteration
personification
A comparison of two things using like or as.
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
alliteration
personification
Giving human characteristics to objects and phenomena
personification
simile
hyperbole
alliteration
metaphor
Exaggeration in order to draw attention to something
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
alliteration
personification
Replace the highlighted word: The school band is booked for a performance at the new club in the centre of town.
gig
vocals
melody
single
lyrics
Replace the highlighted word: I am the singer of the band but I also wrote the words for our latest song myself
lyrics
vocals
melody
single
gig
Replace the highlighted word: The teenage girl’s voice suits the tune of the song very nicely.
melody
vocals
gig
single
lyrics
Replace the highlighted word: The teen band is looking for members to perform the singing of their new record.
vocals
gig
melody
single
lyrics
Replace the highlighted word: The album’s first song was released last week.
single
vocals
melody
gig
lyrics
Choose the correct word The actor _____ played the lead role won an award for his performance.
who
which
whom
what
whose
Choose the correct word There are ___ people here that we can’t find a seat.
so many
so much
such many
such a
so many a
Choose the correct word Marzhan, ___ brother is an actor, told me about the show.
whose
whom
which
that
who
Choose the correct word Tolkyn goes to see his favourite singer ___ he performs.
wherever
where
as far as
whenever
whatever
Choose the correct item A(n) ___ by the renowned jazz musician Fatz Bender accompanied the live broadcast
commentary
rehearsal
audition
gripping
manifest
Choose the correct item They played some lovely ___ on the radio
tunes
lyrics
vocals
rehearsal
performance
Choose the correct item The symptoms of stress can ___ themselves in various ways.
manifest
opt
restrict
beam
overrate
Choose the correct item At first I believed her but then I saw the little ___ smile on her face
mischievous
manifest
overrated
commentary
tunes
Choose the correct item This dress is too long; let’s take the ___ up a bit
hem
lapel
seam
sleeves
neck
Choose the correct item For babies, it’s advisable to select clothes from natural fibres, such as ___
cotton
viscose
rayon
silk
synthetics
Choose the correct item A __ sample gives the manufacturer a clear idea on how the finished garment looks like.
prototype
niche
motif
viscose
fashion
Choose the correct item Could I have look at ___ sample, please?
another
other
much
something
new
Choose the correct item The young designer is becoming ____ sure of himself every day
more and more
the more
the most
much and much
more and much
Where was Jack London born?
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
London, England
Seattle, Washington
What kind of writing did Jack London produce?
Novels, short stories, essays, and articles
Only poetry
Only newspaper articles
Only plays
Only biographies
Why did Jack London leave college?
He didn’t have enough money
He wasn’t interested in studying
He failed his exams
He decided to travel instead
The college closed down
What was London searching for in Alaska?
Gold
A new home
Inspiration for his writing
A lost relative
A job as a fisherman
What happened when London tried to get published?
He struggled at first but later found success
He immediately became famous
He decided to quit writing
He only wrote for newspapers
He became a teacher instead
Why is the Mona Lisa’s smile considered special? (Text:What`s in a Smile?)
Because it is unique and enigmatic
Because it is very large
Because Leonardo da Vinci wrote about it
Because it is a scientific mystery
Because it is only visible in certain lighting
When do babies start smiling? (Text: What`s in a Smile?)
Even in the womb
After they start speaking
Only when they see their mother
When they are six months old
Only after they learn to walk
What is the evolutionary origin of smiling? (Text: What`s in a Smile?)
It developed from primates showing closed teeth as a sign of non-aggression
It started in the 18th century
It was invented by early humans
It was a reaction to pain
It was first observed in birds
What is the difference between a ‘social smile’ and a ‘Duchenne smile’? (Text: What`s in a Smile?)
A Duchenne smile involves muscles around the eye area
A social smile is always fake
A Duchenne smile is always used for greetings
A social smile is never seen in children
A Duchenne smile only happens in extreme happiness
What did Charles Darwin suggest about smiling? (Text:What`s in a Smile?)
It is not just a response to positive emotions but also pleasure-inducing
It is unique to humans
It has no real benefits
It is a learned behavior, not natural
It only works when you are in a good mood
What is one major issue humans face when expressing emotions? (Text: Passion or profit)
It is difficult to put emotions into words
People always understand emotions easily
Self-expression has no real benefits
Only art can be used for self-expression
Writing is the only way to express emotions
What is the main goal of self-expression, according to the passage? (Text: Passion or profit)
To feel better about yourself
To impress others with your art
To become famous
To follow strict artistic rules
To make money immediately
What does the passage suggest about turning a passion into a business? (Text: Passion or profit)
It requires planning, research, and effort
It happens naturally without effort
It is impossible for most people
Only famous artists can do it
It is only successful with social media
What is the main idea of the passage? (Text: The Journey of Clothes)
The process of clothing production from design to wardrobe
The history of fashion brands
How to choose the best outfit in the morning
The environmental impact of clothing
How to start a fashion business
What happens in the first phase of clothing production? (Text: The Journey of Clothes)
Raw materials are sourced and fabrics are selected
Clothes are packed and shipped
The fabric is dyed in different colors
Labels and price tags are attached
Clothes are embroidered with logos
Why do manufacturers pre-wash fabric at high temperatures? (Text: The Journey of Clothes)
To prevent shrinkage when customers wash it
To make it easier to sew
To remove stains from production
To change the fabric’s properties
What does "mischievous smirk" mean?
A sly or playful smile that suggests someone is up to something sneaky or teasing.
A sad and disappointed facial expression.
A wide and cheerful grin showing happiness.
A blank expression with no emotion.
A fearful look showing nervousness.
What does "therapeutic" mean?
Having a healing or beneficial effect on the body or mind.
Causing stress and anxiety.
Related to physical exercise and sports.
A type of scientific experiment.
Something that is purely for entertainment.
Which of the following is a synonym for "violent"?
Aggressive and forceful
Calm and peaceful
Gentle and kind
Quiet and soft
Slow and careful
What has contributed to Kazakhstan's emergence in the fashion industry? (Text:Fashion power)
Its booming economy and increasing cultural diversity
Its long history of being a fashion capital
The decline of international fashion industries
Strict government regulations on clothing
The ban on importing foreign fabrics
What challenge did Kazakhstan face in its fashion industry? (Text:Fashion power)
The importation of inferior-quality fabrics
A complete lack of interest in fashion
The absence of any local designers
A ban on participating in international fashion events
A shortage of skilled tailors and workers
What concern do some people have about Kazakhstan’s fashion industry? (Text:Fashion power)
That people are becoming obsessed with designer brands
That the economy is too weak to support fashion growth
That international designers are copying Kazakh styles
That fashion designers are refusing to modernize
That the fashion industry is not growing fast enough
What does "individualist" mean?
A person who values independence and self-reliance
Someone who always follows the crowd
A person who dislikes making personal decisions
Someone who depends on others for guidance
A person who avoids expressing personal opinions
What is the opposite of "vivid"?
Dull and faded
Bright and colorful
Clear and striking
Lively and intense
Sharp and detailed
Choose the correct item Berik is not __ creative as he is hard working.
so much
nowhere near
by far
just as
so many
What was the name of the ancient Egyptian time-measuring instrument? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
Merkhet
Clepsydra
Sundial
Astrolabe
Gnomon
What was the primary function of the merkhet? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
Measuring time using the stars
Determining the distance between objects
Using sunlight to create shadows
Recording historical events
Constructing buildings
What was used together with the merkhet to measure time? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
A string with a plumb bob
An hourglass
A stone tablet
A copper disk
A wax tablet
What was the disadvantage of sundials? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
They were useless at night
They only worked in summer
They could not be used indoors
They depended on the moon
They were too complicated to make
What was the main working principle of the merkhet? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
Aligning the instrument with the North Star
Using reflected light
Applying magnetism
Tracking the movement of the sun
Measuring water flow
How many people were required to use the merkhet effectively? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
Two
One
Three
Four
Five
What modern tool serves a similar purpose to the merkhet? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
A spirit level
A telescope
A compass
A stopwatch
A ruler
Where can an authentic merkhet be found today? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
The Science Museum in London
The Louvre in Paris
The British Museum
The Smithsonian Institution
The Egyptian Museum in Cairo
What role did hieroglyphs play in Egyptian society? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
They were used to record history
They were only for religious texts
They were a form of currency
They were used to build structures
They had no connection to science
What did ancient Egyptians divide into smaller units using the merkhet? (The star clock of ancient Egypt)
Nighttime
The months of the year
The distances between cities
The calendar
The hours of the day
How did the Romans divide the day and night? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Into 12 hours each
Into 10 hours each
Into 24 equal hours
Into 6-hour segments
Into 8-hour shifts
Why did the length of a Roman hour change? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
It depended on the season
It was based on a fixed 60-minute system
It was determined by the phases of the moon
It changed according to the emperor’s orders
It was measured by water clocks only
How long was a Roman hour in winter? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Around 45 minutes
Exactly 60 minutes
About 75 minutes
Around 30 minutes
About 90 minutes
What does "meridies" mean in the text? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Midday
Midnight
Sunrise
Sunset
Timekeeping
What device did the Romans use to tell time at night? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Clepsydra (water-clocks)
Sundials
Hourglasses
Astrolabes
Star charts
How did the Roman army divide the night? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Into four equal parts of three hours
Into six equal parts of two hours
Into three equal parts of four hours
Into twelve equal parts of one hour
Into two equal parts of six hours
What was an alternative to early timekeeping devices? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Estimating time by the Sun or stars
Using bells to signal hours
Measuring shadows on buildings
Relying on seasonal calendars
Counting steps taken per hour
Where is one of the most famous ancient clocks located? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
Athens, Greece
Rome, Italy
Alexandria, Egypt
Carthage, Tunisia
Pompeii, Italy
What is Andronicus’ Tower also known as? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
The Tower of the Winds
The Roman Time Tower
The Clock of the Gods
The Celestial Sundial
The Emperor’s Observatory
What features does the Tower of the Winds have? (Timekeeping in ancient Rome)
A large clepsydra and nine sundials
A massive bell and an hourglass
A mechanical clock and a sun calendar
A lunar dial and an astrological chart
A statue of a Roman timekeeper
Who is the founder of SBTV? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Jamal Edwards
Nicko Williamson
Maulen Akhmetov
Richard Branson
Elon Musk
At what age did Jamal Edwards start his channel? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
15
18
21
25
30
What kind of videos did Edwards first upload? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Freestyle rap sessions
Business interviews
Car reviews
Cooking tutorials
Travel documentaries
Why was Edwards' channel different from mainstream media? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
It featured underground talent
It only showed famous artists
It focused on global news
It was a sports channel
It was a government project
What was the main source of revenue for SBTV? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Advertising
Government funding
Crowdfunding
Merchandise sales
Donations
What advice does Edwards give to young entrepreneurs? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Work hard and never give up
Wait for the right opportunity
Invest all your savings immediately
Avoid risks at all costs
Follow only traditional career paths
What award did Edwards receive in 2017? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
An MBE
A Grammy
A Nobel Prize
An Oscar
A Pulitzer Prize
What company did Nicko Williamson found? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Climatecars
Uber
Tesla
Bolt
Lyft
What industry is Williamson's company in? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Transportation
Fashion
Music
Agriculture
Construction
What is unique about Climatecars? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
It uses environmentally friendly vehicles
It only serves luxury clients
It operates only in rural areas
It offers free rides
It is a bicycle rental service
Why did Williamson start his company? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
To create a greener alternative to taxis
To compete with Uber
To offer the cheapest rides
To support oil companies
To help racing teams
What challenges did Williamson face? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
High costs of electric vehicles
Lack of government support
No competition in the market
No demand for eco-friendly transport
Difficulty in hiring drivers
What kind of taxis does Climatecars use? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Hybrid and electric vehicles
Luxury sports cars
Traditional black cabs
Motorbikes
Diesel-powered cars
How does Climatecars compare to regular taxi companies? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
It focuses on sustainability
It has fewer drivers
It only serves VIP clients
It offers faster rides
It operates worldwide
What helped Williamson succeed in his business? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
His determination and innovation
A large inheritance
Government funding
Monopoly in the market
Celebrity endorsements
What do both Edwards and Williamson have in common? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
They started their businesses at a young age
They inherited family businesses
They work in the fashion industry
They both studied law
They launched social media platforms
What lesson can be learned from their stories? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Hard work and innovation lead to success
Success only comes with luck
Traditional jobs are always the best option
Entrepreneurship is only for the wealthy
Failure should be avoided at all costs
What role does technology play in their businesses? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
It is the foundation of their success
It plays a minor role
It has no impact on their industries
It only helps with marketing
It limits their growth
What does Edwards believe about pursuing dreams? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
You should never give up
You should wait for the perfect opportunity
You should always work alone
You should only follow others' advice
You should avoid risks
What is the main idea of the text? (Young Entrepreneurs Making Their Mark)
Young entrepreneurs can achieve great success through innovation and determination
Success is only for people with money
Starting a business is easy and risk-free
Only traditional careers lead to success
Entrepreneurship is becoming less popular
What does "intellectual" mean?
Related to intelligence and deep thinking
Focused only on physical strength
Lacking knowledge or education
Concerned with emotions rather than reasoning
Simple and easy to understand
Which of the following is a synonym for "enigmatic"?
Mysterious and puzzling
Clear and obvious
Boring and uninteresting
Simple and straightforward
Ordinary and predictable
Which of the following is a synonym for "therapeutic"?
Healing and beneficial
Harmful and damaging
Useless and ineffective
Painful and unpleasant
Unrelated to health or well-being
Which of the following is a synonym for "manifest"?
Clear and obvious
Hidden and unclear
Weak and uncertain
Complicated and confusing
Doubtful and mysterious
Which of the following is a synonym for "vivid"?
Bright and clear
Dull and faded
Weak and lifeless
Boring and uninteresting
Unclear and confusing
Which of the following is a synonym for "expressive"?
Full of meaning and emotion
Dull and emotionless
Quiet and uncommunicative
Confusing and unclear
Simple and plain
What does "predecessor" mean?
A person who held a position or role before someone else
A person who replaces someone in a job or role
A close friend or colleague
Someone who works alongside another person
A newcomer with no prior experience
What does "fashionista" mean? (Text:Fashion power)
Someone who is very passionate about fashion and follows trends closely
A person who dislikes fashion and wears simple clothes
Someone who only wears traditional clothing
A designer who creates furniture and home decor
A person who prefers old-fashioned styles and avoids trends
