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What was the main reason the three men decided to take a boat trip?
They were tired of the city and needed rest
They wanted to go fishing
They wanted to train for a race
They wanted to escape from their families
They had a business meeting
Who was Montmorency in the story?
A dog
One of the friends
A boatman
A doctor
A neighbor
What is the main profession of the narrator in 'To Sir, With Love'?
Teacher
Doctor
Lawyer
Engineer
Social worker
'The Fun They Had'. What is the story mainly about?
A futuristic school system
Children playing outside
Time travel adventures
Robots taking over the world
A science experiment gone wrong
Why is Margie surprised by the idea of old schools?
All the children learned together in one building
They used only digital books
They had no teachers
They were taught by robots
They didn't have exams
Why is the old man, Ellsworth, advised to take up art?
To relax and improve his health
To prepare for an art exhibition
To learn a new profession
To pass time in prison
To become famous
What is the relationship between Ellsworth and the doctor?
Doctor is his physician
Doctor is his friend
Doctor is his psychiatrist
Doctor is his son
Doctor is his neighbor
Who is the central historical figure in 'The Man of Destiny'?
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Winston Churchill
George Washington
Alexander the Great
What is the main theme of 'The Happy Man'?
Following one's passion leads to fulfillment
Wealth brings happiness
Success comes from hard work only
People should always stay where they are
Society controls our fate
What is the happy man's main reason for seeking happiness?
He seeks a simple, peaceful life
He wants wealth and fame
He wants to travel the world
He is searching for love
He is looking for fame
Choose the correct meaning of 'to catch the train':
To arrive at the station on time for the train
To run after the train
To buy a train ticket
To miss the train
To schedule a train journey
What is the meaning of 'to make up one's mind'?
To make a decision
To change an opinion
To create thoughts
To forget something
To plan ahead
What does the phrase 'to be in a mess' mean?
To be in disorder
To be organized
To be on the way
To be ready
To be confused
What is the correct meaning of 'to set out'?
To start a journey
To arrange things
To return home
To stop moving
To prepare equipment
What does the phrase 'to break down barriers' mean in the context of the novel?
To overcome social and racial prejudices
To physically
What does the phrase "to break down barriers" mean in the context of the novel?
To overcome social and racial prejudices
To physically destroy walls
To create new obstacles
To repair damaged structures
To establish boundaries
What is the meaning of "to make headway" as used in the novel?
To make progress or advance
To move backwards
To create problems
To teach a lesson
To give up
The phrase "to hold one's head high" in the context means:
To maintain dignity and self-respect
To physically lift one's head
To show arrogance
To look at the ceiling
To avoid eye contact
What does "to come to terms with" mean as used in the book?
To accept and deal with a difficult situation
To sign a contract
To negotiate prices
To finish something
To start a new chapter
What does the phrase "mechanical teacher" refer to in the story?
A computerized teaching machine
A human instructor
A school textbook
A regular classroom
A teaching assistant
The expression "to turn the page" in the context means:
To physically flip pages of a real book
To press a button on the screen
To write in a notebook
To close the book
To start a new chapter
What is meant by "regular school" in the story?
A traditional school with human teachers and classrooms
A modern computerized school
A home-study program
An online learning platform
A virtual classroom
The phrase "to insert homework" as used in the story means:
To type answers into the mechanical teacher
To write homework by hand
To skip homework
To copy homework
To share homework
What does "to be adjusted to fit" mean in the context?
To customize the teaching program to match student's level
To wear proper clothes
To fix something broken
To change classroom setup
To modify textbooks
What does the phrase "to take up painting" mean in the context of the story?
To begin learning how to paint as a hobby
To lift up a painting
To buy paintings
To sell artwork
To display paintings
The expression "to humor someone" as used in the story means:
To go along with someone's wishes to keep them happy
To make someone laugh
To argue with someone
To teach someone
To ignore someone
What is meant by "to be a man of means" in the story?
To be wealthy or rich
To be very talented
To be mean-spirited
To be artistic
To be successful
The phrase "to win first prize" in the context refers to:
To receive the highest award in the art competition
To buy an expensive item
To sell a painting
To create artwork
To display art
What does the phrase "to seize power" mean in the context of the play?
To physically grab something
To take control of authority or command forcefully
To lose control
To share power
To avoid responsibility
The expression "to meet one's destiny" as used in the play means:
To encounter one's predetermined future
To avoid fate
To change direction
To make plans
To fight against fate
What is meant by "to hold one's ground" in the play?
To maintain one's position firmly
To fall down
To retreat quickly
To move forward
To surrender
The phrase "to outmaneuver someone" in the context means:
To outsmart or outdo someone through clever tactics
To follow someone
To help someone
To fight someone
To avoid someone
What does "to show one's true colors" mean as used in the text?
To reveal one's real character or intentions
To paint something
To change clothes
To hide feelings
To display artwork
What does the phrase "to make a living" mean in the context of the story?
To earn enough money to support oneself
To create life
To live happily
To move houses
To change careers
The expression "to follow one's heart" as used in the story means:
To make decisions based on what you truly want
To have a medical checkup
To travel somewhere
To earn money
To follow orders
What is meant by "to give up practice" in the story?
To stop working as a doctor/cease medical practice
To practice more
To start a new job
To move abroad
To learn something new
The phrase "to lead a simple life" in the context means:
To live without luxury or complications
To be wealthy
To travel frequently
To work hard
To be successful
What does "to find contentment" mean as used in the text?
To achieve a state of happiness and satisfaction
To search for something
To make money
To become famous
To gain power
What does the phrase "to bear fruit" mean in the context of the story?
To produce results or have consequences
To carry apples
To plant trees
To harvest crops
To grow leaves
The expression "to cast a shadow" as used in the story means:
To create a negative influence or dark mood
To block sunlight
To make shade
To plant trees
To protect from sun
What is meant by "to bloom in spring" in the story?
To flourish and come to life
To die slowly
To grow leaves
To produce apples
To change color
Who is the main character in the story "Anne meets her class"?
Anne
Susan
Margaret
Miss Green
Mary
What does the topic "Choosing a Career" focus on?
Selecting a future profession
Telling a story
Describing illnesses
Talking about food
Traveling abroad
What is the function of the Indicative Mood?
To express facts and real actions
To show doubts or wishes
To give commands
To form questions
To describe imaginary situations
What is the boy's main problem in "A Day's Wait"?
He thinks he is going to die
He lost his homework
He broke a window
He ran away
He doesn't like school
Which of the following is a symptom of flu?
Fever
Homework
Building
Vacation
Passport
What does the Subjunctive Mood express?
Unreal or hypothetical situations
Completed past actions
Daily routines
Past continuous actions
Questions about time
What is London described as in "Introducing London"?
A cultural and historical center
A farming village
A beach resort
A factory town
A tropical city
What does the Conditional Mood describe?
Possible or imagined results
Orders and requests
Definite facts
Present habits
Defining objects
What did the family do wrong in "How We Kept Mother's Day"?
They celebrated without helping the mother
They forgot her name
They bought too many flowers
They invited strangers
They traveled to France
Which modal verb expresses obligation?
Must
Can
May
Which modal verb expresses obligation?
Must
Can
May
Might
Could
Which of these is a typical British meal?
Fish and chips
Pizza and soda
Sushi and tea
Rice and curry
Tacos and beans
What is Judy's main experience in 'A Freshman's Experience'?
Starting her college life
Getting married
Moving to Paris
Losing her pet
Working in a factory
What is the main goal of education?
To gain knowledge and develop skills
To play games
To travel
To watch movies
To sleep at home
How is public education in the UK generally funded?
By the government
By students
By parents
By tourists
By shops
In 'A Friend in Need,' what quality is criticized?
Selfishness
Generosity
Kindness
Bravery
Honesty
What mood is used in the sentence 'If I were you, I'd go'?
Subjunctive
Indicative
Imperative
Interrogative
Narrative
Which sport is most popular in the UK?
Football
Tennis
Baseball
Skiing
Basketball
What are the British Isles?
A group of islands including Great Britain and Ireland
A mountain range
A desert
A river
A city
What is the infinitive form of the verb 'to write'?
To write
Wrote
Written
Writing
Writes
What does geography study?
Earth's surface and features
Languages
Books
Politics
Economics
What do people usually do at a railway station?
Say goodbye and travel
Go shopping
Do exercises
Play sports
Have dinner
What is the main purpose of traveling?
To explore new places and cultures
To sleep longer
To get bored
To do homework
To clean rooms
What is the gerund in the sentence 'Swimming is fun'?
Swimming
Fun
Is
The
None
What kind of performance is shown in a music-hall?
Musical and comedy acts
Cooking
Boxing
Swimming
News reports
What do modal verbs express?
Ability, possibility, necessity
Time and tense
Objects and colors
Names and titles
Names of countries
Which sentence has a participle?
The running boy is fast
She is a teacher
He drinks tea
They saw a film
He plays football
What is the story 'Three Men in a Boat' mainly about?
A humorous river journey
War and peace
Crime investigation
Medical drama
A science experiment
What changed in people's leisure time?
More technology-based activities
More farming
Less communication
More traveling by horse
More working hours
What is the conflict in 'Encountering Directors'?
Understanding different film visions
Fighting with soldiers
Cooking at home
Playing football
Losing tickets
What are the main types of media?
Press, radio, and television
Food and drinks
Clothing and shoes
Transport and traffic
Books and pens
What company is the focus of 'The Reign of Disney'?
Disney
Sony
Apple
Netflix
BBC
What is the central theme of 'To Sir, With Love'?
Teacher-student relationships
Police work
House cleaning
Traveling abroad
Animal training
What do some parents fail at in 'Parents are too permissive with their children nowadays'?
Disciplining children
Feeding properly
Teaching grammar
Helping with painting
Driving cars
If she __ harder, she would have passed the exam.
had studied
studies
studied
will study
have been studying
The letter __ by Jane.
was written
wrote
is writing
had write
was writing
He said he __ come.
would
will
comes
had
have
He__ be at home. I saw his car.
must
may
could
might
will
He said he _____ help.
would
had
helps
will
is going to
The man _____ down the street dropped his bag.
running
runs
ran down
ran
run
I wish I _____ more time.
had
has
will have
have
having
You _____ see a doctor.
should
may
could
must
need
If I see him, I _____ tell him.
will tell
tell
told
will
am telling
Antonym of 'scarce':
plentiful
rare
limited
missing
small
She couldn't _____ the noise.
put up with
put on
put away
put off
put out
Make a _____ decision.
firm
quick
good
hard
fast
'Give in' means:
surrender
continue
start
resist
try
'Take a _____':
chance
make
get
do
choice
Main idea of a passage about city pollution:
Pollution is a problem
People enjoy city life
Cities are safe
Life is peaceful
City life is great
Meaning of 'abundant':
plenty
missing
little
rare
few
'He was drenched' means:
rained on
running
angry
hot
sad
Purpose of mentioning 'ancient ruins':
history
tourism
nature
destroy
travelling
Meaning of 'innovative':
creative
old-fashioned
expensive
traditional
new
'He skipped lunch to finish work' implies:
He was lazy
He is hardworking
He doesn't like food
He was angry
He was hungry
Author's goal in persuasive text:
convince
confuse
entertain
describe
inform
How to make a suggestion:
Let's go
Go now
You must go
I go
You go
Give your opinion:
In my opinion
Anyway
I guess so
You know
I heard that
Agree politely:
I see your point
No way
You're wrong
That's nonsense
Absolutely not
Make a request:
Can you help me?
I order you
You must
Help me!
Do it
Formal agreement:
I agree with you
That's dumb
Meh
Whatever
That's not true
Polite interruption:
Excuse me, may I add something?
Wait!
No way!
Shut up!
Listen to me!
What is Miss Enderby's role in the text?
The headmistress
A new teacher
A substitute teacher
A student teacher
An assistant
How many students are in the classroom according to the text?
Forty-six
Thirty-six
Twenty-six
Fifty-six
Sixty-six
What advice from college did Anne remember in her challenging situation?
To stand still and wait calmly
To immediately
What advice from college did Anne remember in her challenging situation?
To stand still and wait calmly
To immediately raise her voice
To send for the headmistress
To give students an immediate task
To leave the classroom
How does Arnold initially appear to Anne, compared to Miss Enderby's description?
More innocent than his reputation suggests
Exactly as described - troublesome
More aggressive than described
More engaged in learning
More active
What is the first activity Miss Enderby suggests Anne should do?
Take attendance and distribute art supplies
Start teaching immediately
Introduce herself to the class
Write on the blackboard
Read the text
How do the children initially respond to Anne?
With complete indifference
With enthusiasm and excitement
With immediate respect
With open hostility
With complete silence
What happens when Miss Enderby prepares to leave the classroom?
Students rush to open the door for her
Anne opens the door herself
The children immediately become disruptive
The room remains silent
Arnold opens the door for her
What is Arnold doing during the chaos that ensues after Miss Enderby leaves?
Trying to show a scar on his shoulder
Fighting with other students
Completing his work quietly
Sleeping at his desk
Trying to show a picture on his shoulder
How long does Anne wait before taking action with the noisy class?
She waits several minutes watching the clock
She acts immediately
She engages students to play
She never takes action
She leaves the room
What is Anne's initial strategy for managing the class?
Silent observation
Giving written work
Sending troublemakers out
Giving reading task
Shouting immediately
How does Anne ultimately regain control of the class?
By shouting 'To your desks!'
By sending for Miss Enderby
By giving out punishments
By shouting 'Keep a silence!'
By ringing a bell
What time is the break scheduled for?
Ten forty-five
Ten fifteen
Ten thirty
Ten thirty-five
Eleven o'clock
How do the children respond to Miss Enderby's presence?
With forced obedience
With natural behavior
With keeping silent
With open defiance
With enthusiasm
What is the significance of the freckled girl with red plaits?
She's the first to open the door for Miss Enderby
She's Arnold's sister
She's the class troublemaker
She's the first to close the door
She's Anne's favorite student
How does the passage end?
With Anne's confidence returning
With continued chaos
With shouting at class
With Miss Enderby's return
With the end of class
"To fix one's eyes upon" means:
To stare intently at something
To close one's eyes
To look away quickly
To blink repeatedly
Find new inspiration
When you "abandon hope," you:
Give up completely
Take a short break
Ask for help
Find new inspiration
To blink repeatedly
"To keep an eye on" suggests:
To watch carefully
To ignore completely
To close one's eyes
To wink at someone
To follow somebody
"To bear a resemblance to" means:
to look similar to
to give out
to watch carefully
to feel helpless
to feel powerless
The security guard was told to _ the new employee.
(a)
