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Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 50mins

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1.

What is the main idea of the text? (Game, set and match...)

a)

The benefits and impact of gamification

b)

The history of video games

c)

The dangers of playing too many games

d)

How to create a successful game

e)

Why businesses should avoid gamification

2.

What does gamification mean? (Game, set and match...)

a)

The application of game-design principles in non-game contexts

b)

Playing video games for educational purposes

c)

Developing new computer games for entertainment

d)

Teaching students through traditional methods

e)

Avoiding technology in learning

3.

How does gamification transform tasks? (Game, set and match...)

a)

By making them more engaging and motivational

b)

By making them more difficult

c)

By removing the need for rewards

d)

By forcing people to play games

e)

By discouraging competition

4.

Why do modern users appreciate gamification? (Game, set and match...)

a)

Because it provides instant satisfaction

b)

Because it removes competition

c)

Because it eliminates the need for work

d)

Because it only focuses on entertainment

e)

Because it stops people from playing games

5.

How has gamification been used to improve road safety? (Game, set and match...)

a)

By rewarding drivers who follow speed limits

b)

By punishing all drivers equally

c)

By increasing speed limits in certain areas

d)

By installing more traffic cameras

e)

By removing traffic signs

6.

What is one way gamification helps people with serious illnesses? (Game, set and match...)

a)

By motivating them with rewards and progress reports

b)

By preventing them from playing games

c)

By reducing the cost of their medication

d)

By limiting their access to technology

e)

By removing competition

7.

How does gamification impact productivity at work? (Game, set and match...)

a)

It helps employees stay motivated and persistent

b)

It forces employees to work longer hours

c)

It eliminates competition among workers

d)

It makes work more difficult

e)

It only benefits managers

8.

What is one ecological benefit of gamification? (Game, set and match...)

a)

It encourages people to participate in green activities

b)

It reduces the number of mobile games available

c)

It stops people from using technology

d)

It eliminates the need for digital rewards

e)

It makes people drive faster

9.

What did Tolstoy say about change? (Game, set and match...)

a)

People think of changing the world but not themselves

b)

Everyone should focus on changing others

c)

Change is unnecessary in modern society

d)

The world is already perfect

e)

Gamification can replace all education

10.

What is the overall tone of the text? (Game, set and match...)

a)

Positive and optimistic about gamification

b)

Negative and critical of gamification

c)

Neutral with no opinion on gamification

d)

Focused only on the dangers of gamification

e)

Skeptical about its benefits

11.

What are the three main types of speeches? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

Informative, persuasive, and ceremonial

b)

Political, emotional, and formal

c)

Short, medium, and long

d)

Professional, casual, and academic

e)

Introductory, conclusive, and analytical

12.

What is the purpose of an informative speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

To present useful or important information

b)

To convince people to take action

c)

To celebrate an event or achievement

d)

To entertain the audience

e)

To criticize opposing viewpoints

13.

What is an example of a persuasive speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

A politician’s speech during a campaign

b)

A teacher explaining a lesson

c)

A wedding speech

d)

A comedian’s stand-up performance

e)

A farewell speech at a retirement party

14.

What is a common feature of ceremonial speeches? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

They are often light-hearted and include humor

b)

They always contain statistical data

c)

They use aggressive language to persuade the audience

d)

They avoid any emotional appeal

e)

They are usually very short and unstructured

15.

What is important for making a successful speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

Having a specific audience in mind

b)

Using complicated words to impress listeners

c)

Speaking as fast as possible

d)

Avoiding any movement or gestures

e)

Reading directly from a script without eye contact

16.

Why is logical progression important in a speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

It helps the audience follow the speaker’s argument

b)

It makes the speech shorter

c)

It allows the speaker to skip key points

d)

It ensures the audience remains silent

e)

It reduces the need for an introduction

17.

Why is confidence important in a speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

It helps the audience trust and believe the speaker

b)

It makes the speech longer

c)

It prevents the audience from asking questions

d)

It allows the speaker to avoid preparation

e)

It reduces the need for body language

18.

What are the three main parts of a good speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

Introduction, body, and conclusion

b)

Question, answer, and discussion

c)

Introduction, summary, and debate

d)

Opening joke, personal story, and summary

e)

Argument, counterargument, and rebuttal

19.

What is the role of the introduction in a speech? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

To grab the audience’s attention and set the topic

b)

To summarize the main points

c)

To ask the audience questions

d)

To provide a detailed background on the speaker

e)

To conclude the discussion

20.

What is the final message of the text? (Have you got the gift of the gab)

a)

The way a speech is delivered is as important as its content

b)

Only professional speakers can give effective speeches

c)

Ceremonial speeches are the most difficult to deliver

d)

All speeches should include humor

e)

Public speaking is not an important skill

21.

Who was Bethany Hamilton? (Text: A shark attack survivor)

a)

A Surfer

b)

A Traveller

c)

A great warrior

d)

A Participant of marathon

e)

A journalist

22.

What was the goal of the two English mountaineers in June 1924? (Text: The wildest dream)

a)

To reach the summit of Mount Everest

b)

To climb Mount Kilimanjaro

c)

To find Mallory’s body

d)

To climb the Himalayas

e)

To discover a new route to Everest

23.

What evidence suggests Mallory may have reached the summit of Everest? (Text: The wildest dream)

a)

His body was found near the summit

b)

He had a camera that was found later

c)

His body was found far from the summit

d)

His logbook was found

e)

He had no injuries

24.

Who were the two English climbers in the 1924 expedition? (Text: The wildest dream)

a)

George Mallory and Andrew Irvine

b)

Conrad Anker and Anthony Geffen

c)

George Mallory and Conrad Anker

d)

Andrew Irvine and Tenzing Norgay

e)

Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay

25.

Who achieved the summit of Mount Everest first, and when? (Text: The wildest dream)

a)

Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay in 1953

b)

Conrad Anker and Anthony Geffen in 1999

c)

Mallory in 1930

d)

Hillary in 1951

e)

George Mallory and Andrew Irvine in 1924

26.

How long after Mallory and Irvine’s attempt did Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reach the summit? (Text: The wildest dream)

a)

29 years

b)

10 years

c)

5 years

d)

50 years

e)

100 years

27.

What is the synonym for "important"?

a)

Vital

b)

Minor

c)

Simple

d)

Easy

e)

Unnecessary

28.

What is the synonym for "achievement"?

a)

Success

b)

Failure

c)

Mistake

d)

Loss

e)

Defeat

29.

What is the synonym for "courageous"?

a)

Brave

b)

Fearful

c)

Shy

d)

Weak

e)

Cowardly

30.

What is the synonym for "highest"?

a)

Tallest

b)

Shortest

c)

Deepest

d)

Largest

e)

Smallest

31.

What is the synonym for "old-fashioned"?

a)

Antique

b)

Trendy

c)

New

d)

Up-to-date

e)

Modern

32.

What is the synonym for "finding"?

a)

Discovery

b)

Loss

c)

Mistake

d)

Miss

e)

Neglect

33.

What is the synonym for "sure"?

a)

Certain

b)

Hesitant

c)

Confused

d)

Uncertain

e)

Doubtful

34.

What does "move from birth country" mean?

a)

To leave your home country and settle elsewhere

b)

To go back home

c)

To return to your country

d)

To stay in the same country

e)

To visit a country for a short time

35.

What does "allowed into" mean?

a)

To enter a place with permission

b)

To pay for entry

c)

To avoid a place

d)

To refuse entry

e)

To leave a place

36.

What does "pass through immigration" mean?

a)

To go through the official border control process when entering a new country

b)

To travel across the country

c)

To stay at the airport

d)

To leave the country without checking documents

e)

To return to your home country

37.

What does "exchange money" mean?

a)

To change one currency for another

b)

To get money from a bank

c)

To spend money on food

d)

To borrow money

e)

To give away money

38.

What does "exciting new lives" mean?

a)

Starting a new life with a lot of challenges and opportunities

b)

Living with excitement

c)

Starting a life in a familiar place

d)

Living in a calm environment

e)

Living with old friends

39.

What is the opposite of "arriving"?

a)

leaving

b)

restricted

c)

calm

d)

long-lasting

e)

entrance

40.

What is the opposite of "brief"?

a)

long-lasting

b)

calm

c)

restricted

d)

healthy

e)

anxious

41.

What is the opposite of "poor"?

a)

wealthy

b)

sick

c)

free

d)

restricted

e)

anxious

42.

What is the opposite of "healthy"?

a)

sick

b)

free

c)

anxious

d)

pass

e)

calm

43.

What is the opposite of "anxious"?

a)

calm

b)

free

c)

pass

d)

wealthy

e)

healthy

44.

What is the opposite of "free"?

a)

restricted

b)

sick

c)

start

d)

anxious

e)

pass

45.

What is the opposite of "pass"?

a)

stop

b)

start

c)

fail

d)

anxious

e)

long-lasting

46.

What is the opposite of "exit"?

a)

entrance

b)

pass

c)

long-lasting

d)

calm

e)

start

47.

What is the opposite of "first"?

a)

last

b)

calm

c)

healthy

d)

restricted

e)

anxious

48.

What is the opposite of "stop"?

a)

start

b)

fail

c)

restricted

d)

free

e)

anxious

49.

What does the word "gateway" mean?

a)

An entrance or door to a place

b)

A medical check

c)

A way to exchange money

d)

A disability

e)

A legal process

50.

Who are "immigrants"?

a)

People who leave their country for another

b)

People who live in the same country forever

c)

People who are born in a new country

d)

People who visit countries temporarily

e)

People who pass a legal test

51.

What is a "nickname"?

a)

A name given to someone informally

b)

A formal government title

c)

A medical term

d)

A disability-related term

e)

A legal name

52.

A lot of natural __ are at risk from deforestation.

a)
species
b)

power

c)

energy

d)

smog

e)

packaging

53.

A lot of cars still use __ fuels that are harmful to the environment.

a)
fossil
b)

packaging

c)

energy

d)

solar

e)

habitats

54.

There’s a documentary about endangered __ on TV tonight.

a)
species
b)

species

c)

energy

d)

campaign

e)

solar

55.

Ann had trouble breathing because of the __ in the air.

a)
smog
b)

energy

c)

fossil

d)

solar

e)

packaging

56.

The Hunger Games novel was on the __ list for many weeks.

a)
bestseller
b)

gripping

c)

twist

d)

well-developed

e)

set

57.

This book was so __ that I couldn’t put it down.

a)
gripping
b)

based

c)

written

d)

twist

e)

tells

58.

The biography __ the story of one of the greatest inventors of all time.

a)
tells
b)

well-developer

c)

set

d)

plot

e)

written

59.

This exciting adventure is __ on a true story of a man shipwrecked on an island.

a)
based
b)

twist

c)

gripping

d)

bestseller

e)

well-developer

60.

The __ characters are likeable and interesting.

a)

well-developed

b)

gripping

c)

twist

d)

bestseller

e)

set

61.

There was a __ at the end that I really didn’t expect.

a)

twist

b)

plot

c)

set

d)

gripping

e)

bestseller

62.

The __ of the book was really complicated, so it was difficult to understand.

a)

plot

b)

bestseller

c)

twist

d)

written

e)

gripping

63.

Chronicles of Narnia series is __ in a fictional land called Narnia.

a)

set

b)

well-developed

c)

gripping

d)

based

e)

twist

64.

The Golden Compass was __ by Philip Pullman.

a)

written

b)

twist

c)

gripping

d)

bestseller

e)

based

65.

Translate the word “Explosion”.

a)

взрыв , жарылыс

b)

соĸрушение ,қирау

c)

удар , соққы

d)

разрушение ,бұзу

e)

падение , құлау

66.

Translate the word “survival”.

a)

выживание, тіршіліĸ ету

b)

спасение, құтқару

c)

адаптация ,бейімделу

d)

восстановление, қалпына ĸелтіру

e)

обогащение, байыту

67.

Translate the word “landing”.

a)

посадĸа, қону

b)

взлет,  ұшу

c)

начало, бастау

d)

выход , шығу

e)

пиĸовая высота , шың

68.

Translate the word “lift off”.

a)

взлет,  ұшу

b)

посадĸа, қону

c)

старт,  бастау

d)

полет,  ұшып ĸету

e)

приземление, қону

69.

Translate the word “re-enter”.

a)

повторное вхождение, қайта ĸіру

b)

выход, шығу

c)

возвращение , оралу

d)

начало, бастау

e)

остановĸа, тоқтау

70.

Translate the word “go down in history”.

a)

войти в историю, тарихта қалу

b)

стать знаменитым, ǝйгілі болу

c)

быть забытым, ұмыт болу

d)

изменить мир, ǝлемді өзгерту

e)

стать частью истории, тарихтың бір бөлігі болу

71.

Choose the correct word. Ali’s hair...................on end when he saw mouse.

a)

stood

b)

shake

c)

sheet

d)

sweating

e)

Beating

72.

Venom means:

a)

poison produced by animals and insects

b)

a particular method of medical care

c)

providing healthy minerals and vitamins for the body

d)

to experience sth bad or unpleasant

e)

to produce a salty liquid through your skin when hot or afraid

73.

The similar meaning to unreasonable

a)

irrational

b)

anxious

c)

nervous

d)

dizzy

e)

scared

74.

The meaning of to have butterflies in your stomach (idiom)

a)

to feel very nervous about something that you are going to do

b)

to pay too much money for something

c)

to say that someone is suddenly surprised or frightened very much by something

d)

If someone is (as) white as a sheet, their face is very pale, usually because of illness, shock, or fear.

e)

to make someone very frightened

75.

The meaning of: jump out of one’s skin (idiom)

a)

to say that someone is suddenly surprised or frightened very much by something

b)

used as a way of saying that you are not responsible for what someone else does or for what happens to them

c)

to feel very nervous about something that you are going to do

d)

to pay too much money for something

e)

If someone is (as) white as a sheet, their face is very pale, usually because of illness, shock, or fear.

76.

Under any circumstances synonym:

a)

at all costs

b)

creepy

c)

treatment

d)

nutritious

e)

arachnid

77.

Find the right word to form a phrase. Exposure.........

a)

therapy

b)

snack

c)

treat

d)

phobia

e)

bar

78.

Choose the correct preposition. Xenophobia is the word for the fear .....strangers.

a)

of

b)

for

c)

at

d)

about

e)

to

79.

The correct phrasal verb: Keep........ from the tall grass; there might be venomous snakes there.

a)

away

b)

out

c)

on

d)

up with

e)

to

80.

Put the verb in bracket into the correct passive form. Agoraphobia...................(link) to panic attacks.

a)

is linked

b)

have been linked

c)

has been linking

d)

is linking

e)

will be linking

81.

Choose the correct variant of passive form: They asked the visitors to stay calm.

a)

Visitors were asked to stay calm

b)

Visitors is asked to stay calm

c)

Visitors are asked to stay calm

d)

Visitors was asked to stay calm

e)

Visitor was asked to stay calm

82.

Rewrite the sentence into passive Therapists sometimes use this approach to deal with phobias.

a)

This approach is sometimes used by therapists to deal with phobias

b)

Therapists is used sometimes by approach to deal with phobias

c)

This approach was sometimes used by therapists to deal with phobias

d)

To deal with phobias these therapists is used by approach

e)

This approach are sometimes used by therapists to deal with phobias

83.

Why is arachnophobia unreasonable? (Module5 Stress and fear, text “Arachnophobia”)

a)

This phobia is unreasonable because very fewer than 1 % can harm humans.

b)

People in the Amazon Rainforest and Cambodia see spiders as healthy food or a delicious snack.

c)

Some people get so scared that their hair stands up. Others shout out and go away.

d)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel lonely and sad.

e)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel panic if they have to go outside.

84.

What do people in different cultures think of spiders? (Module5 Stress and fear, text “Arachnophobia”)

a)

People in the Amazon Rainforest and Cambodia see spiders as healthy food or a delicious snack.

b)

Some people get so scared that their hair stands up. Others shout out and go away.

c)

This phobia is unreasonable because very fewer than 1 % can harm humans.

d)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel lonely and sad.

e)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel panic if they have to go outside.

85.

How do some people react when they see spiders? (Module5 Stress and fear, text “Arachnophobia”)

a)

Some people get so scared that their hair stands up. Others shout out and go away.

b)

People in the Amazon Rainforest and Cambodia see spiders as healthy food or a delicious snack.

c)

This phobia is unreasonable because very fewer than 1 % can harm humans.

d)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel lonely and sad.

e)

People who suffer from agoraphobia feel panic if they have to go outside.

86.

Choose the correct word. Through his art, the painter is trying to raise environmental..................

a)

awareness

b)

must-see

c)

audience

d)

movement

e)

episode

87.

Masterpiece means:

a)

a greate work for art

b)

the action of making the general public aware of sth

c)

a piece of thick fabric stretched over a frame that artists paint on

d)

a small electronic device

e)

a plan of how to make sth

88.

The similar meaning to continue

a)

carry on

b)

promote

c)

stroke

d)

research

e)

transfer

89.

The meaning of: Hyperrealist movement

a)

an art movement in which the artwork is very life-like

b)

small flat pieces of hard skin that cover some animals' bodies (e.g. fish)

c)

a small electronic device

d)

the action of making the general public aware of sth

e)

an organisation that concerns itself with the environment

90.

The meaning of: Scales

a)

small flat pieces of hard skin that cover some animals’ bodies

b)

an art movement in which the artwork is very life-like

c)

a small electronic device

d)

the action of making the general public aware of sth

e)

an organisation that concerns itself with the environment

91.

Which of the following events happened first in the article?  (Text: Amazing Rescue)

a)

Peter and Richard began their hike  

b)

A helicopter appeared above them

c)

Peter and Richard stopped for a break

d)

They saw flames in the trees

e)

They heard a loud noise above them

92.

What happened next in the article after Peter and Richard began their hike?  (Text: Amazing Rescue)

a)

They stopped for a break  

b)

They climbed into the helicopter  

c)

They jumped into a small pond  

d)

A helicopter appeared above them

e)

They saw flames

93.

Which of the following events happened last in the article?  (Text: Amazing Rescue)

a)

They climbed into the helicopter  

b)

They heard a loud noise above them  

c)

They jumped into a small pond  

d)

They were surrounded by fire  

e)

Peter and Richard saw flames  

94.

Which of the following sentences uses a comparative form of an adverb?  

a)

The rescue worker acted quicker than expected.  

b)

They climbed the mountain slow.  

c)

They walked more slowly through the forest.  

d)

They hurriedly jumped into the pond.  

e)

Peter walked fast.

95.

Who are "government officials"?  

a)

People who work in official government positions  

b)

People who provide medical services  

c)

People who help tourists  

d)

People who manage airports

e)

People who help with immigration

 

96.

What was Ellis Island used for between 1892 and 1954?  (Text: Gateway to America)

a)

It was a place where the government decided if immigrants would be allowed into the U.S.

b)

It was a place for wealthy immigrants to pass through.  

c)

It was a place where immigrants could stay permanently in the U.S

d)

It was a hospital for sick immigrants.

e)

It was an amusement park.  

97.

What percentage of Americans have at least one ancestor who first stopped in the U.S. at Ellis Island?  (Text: Gateway to America) 

a)

40%

b)

25%

c)

10%

d)

60%

e)

80%

98.

Who stopped at Ellis Island when entering the U.S.?  (Text: Gateway to America)

a)

All immigrants arriving in New York Harbour  

b)

Only first-class passengers  

c)

Only second-class passengers  

d)

Immigrants arriving on ferries  

e)

Only wealthy people  

99.

Who were moved to the pier ferry to Ellis Island?  (Text: Gateway to America)

a)

Third-class passengers

b)

People who arrived without documents

c)

Wealthy passengers  

d)

First-class passengers  

e)

Doctors and government officials