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Worksheets2025 F3 June Quiz Set 1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Leo: We were going to go to the beach, but then the trip fell through.
Nina: That's a shame. I was really looking forward to it.
What is the closest meaning of "fell through"?
Was postponed
Became dangerous
Got cancelled
Happened unexpectedly
Erin: I tried to get into the concert, but it was totally sold out.
Marcus: Wow, those tickets went fast!
What does "sold out" mean in this situation?
The tickets were being sold again by other people
There were no tickets left to buy
Everyone could attend the concert for free
The concert was moved to a different date
Carlos: I was so nervous, I froze during my presentation.
Emma: That's the worst feeling.
What is the closest meaning of "froze"?
Felt cold
Got angry
Forgot everything
Spoke too fast
Nora: Are you ready for your interview tomorrow?
James: I’ve been burning the midnight oil all week to prepare.
What is the closest meaning of "burning the midnight oil"?
Drinking coffee at night
Staying up late working
Watching movies late
Avoiding sleep entirely
Sara: I thought I could fix the sink myself, but I bit off more than I could chew.
Danny: Maybe you should call a plumber.
What is the closest meaning of "bit off more than I could chew"?
Tried to do something too difficult
Ate too quickly
Hurt herself
Chose the wrong project
Manager: We will need to adhere to the new guidelines starting next month.
Employee: Understood, I’ll review them today.
What is the closest meaning of "adhere to the new guidelines"?
Edit the guidelines
Disregard the rules
Complain about the changes
Follow the rules
Claire: Thank you for your email. I will get back to you at my earliest convenience.
Thomas: Great, looking forward to your response.
What is the closest meaning of "get back to you at my earliest convenience"?
Respond when I have free time
Call you late at night
Talk to you next week
Refuse to answer
Lena: I’d like to express my sincere gratitude for your support.
Jason: It was my pleasure to help.
What is the closest meaning of "express my sincere gratitude"?
Apologize deeply
Thank you honestly
Ask for help
Offer a gift
Applicant: I believe I would be a good fit for this role due to my experience and qualifications.
Recruiter: Your resume certainly speaks for itself.
What is the closest meaning of "speaks for itself"?
Needs translation
Is unclear
Is impressive without needing explanation
Requires more explanation
Official: The company will take the necessary measures to resolve the issue.
Reporter: When do you expect this to happen?
What is the closest meaning of "take the necessary measures"?
Delay all progress
Evaluate employees
Take appropriate action
Increase the budget
Anna: I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but the results look promising.
Ryan: Yes, let’s wait for confirmation.
What is the closest meaning of "jump to conclusions"?
Guess without enough evidence
Finish early
Agree too quickly
Refuse to decide
HR Manager: We regret to inform you that your request has been declined.
Employee: I understand, thank you for considering it.
What is the closest meaning of "declined"?
Ignored
Approved
Rejected
Lost
Ravi: The city is planning to implement new measures to reduce air pollution.
Sasha: That sounds like a step in the right direction.
What is the closest meaning of "implement new measures"?
Remove old laws
Create environmental slogans
Ignore the problem
Start new policies
Jake: These plastic bottles take centuries to decompose.
Mina: That’s why we need to promote sustainable alternatives.
What is the closest meaning of "promote sustainable alternatives"?
Encourage long-lasting, eco-friendly options
Support single-use products
Use more expensive materials
Ban recycling programs
Dylan: The environmental group is calling for immediate action to combat climate change.
Lana: I hope the government takes it seriously.
What is the closest meaning of "combat climate change"?
Speed up global warming
Ignore environmental issues
Fight against changes in the Earth's climate
Predict the weather
Engineer: We need to ensure that the new system is compatible with existing software.
Supervisor: Yes, integration is key.
What is the closest meaning of "compatible with existing software"?
Expensive to update
Not related at all
Able to work with current programs
Requires new hardware
Analyst: The rise of remote work has led to a significant shift in digital infrastructure.
Team Lead: We've had to upgrade almost everything.
What is the closest meaning of "significant shift in digital infrastructure"?
A small routine change
A major change in technology systems
A temporary issue
A financial loss
Anna: I was so embarrassed when I tripped in front of everyone at the meeting.
Liam: That happens to the best of us.
What is the most accurate meaning of "embarrassed"?
Feeling thrilled about unexpected attention
Feeling unsure about what just happened
Feeling uncomfortable and awkward in front of others
Feeling upset because of someone else's mistake
Marcus: I’m feeling a little left out lately. Everyone's been making plans without me.
Jade: I’m sorry to hear that. Let’s change that.
What is the closest meaning of "left out"?
Ignored or excluded
Confused about plans
Overworked
Excited to join
Tina: When no one responded to my idea, I felt completely disregarded.
Omar: That must have been frustrating.
What is the closest meaning of "disregarded"?
Praised by others
Treated with great respect
Not acknowledged or valued
Asked to leave
Context: To forgive
Tom: I’m really sorry I forgot to pick you up from the station.
Emma: __________
I’m too angry to even look at you right now.
Don’t worry about it — I ended up grabbing a taxi.
You never called me last week either.
Maybe we can revisit this conversation in a few months.
Context: To make an invitation
Nick: Are you doing anything this Saturday?
Lara:____________
Not yet. Do you want to hang out?
I’m really tired lately.
I went to the cinema last week.
Why do you ask?
Context: To show acknowledgement
Maya: I heard you weren’t feeling well. Are you doing all right now?
John:
Things have been getting worse lately.
I was just too tired to bother going out.
I appreciate you checking in — I’m starting to feel a bit better.
I’d rather not talk about it right now.
Context: To express surprise
Leo: Sarah just won a singing competition!
Nina:
Really? That’s amazing!
She never sings.
I thought she didn’t like music.
Oh, okay.
Context: To reply in a polite manner
Jane: You look great in that dress!
Emma:
You look better.
I don’t like it.
It was really cheap.
Thank you! I just got it yesterday.
