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WorksheetsCourse 4 Quiz – Final Exam
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which sentence describes someone looking for a lost item?
I lost my eyeglasses. Maybe they're there.
I got back to pick up my jacket. It's mine.
There is too much change.
Which sentence indicates the waiter charged too much?
The waiter undercharged me.
I think this total is correct.
The waiter overcharged me.
Which phrase expresses surprise or disbelief?
That's a shame.
Are you kidding?
My pleasure.
Which sentence suggests that more money was given back than expected?
They forgot something.
They gave me more than I ordered.
They gave me too much change.
You can use a webcam...
to listen to music.
to cut text from a document.
to put your own videos on the Internet.
to save and keep the information.
You need to click on the save icon...
to listen to music.
to cut text from a document.
to put your own videos on the Internet.
to save and keep the information.
Join an online group...
to record your voice on your computer.
to communicate with a lot of people online.
to put your own videos on the Internet.
to save and keep the information.
Select the text and click on the scissors icon...
to listen to music.
to cut text from a document.
to record your voice on your computer.
to communicate with a lot of people online.
I bought new speakers...
to listen to music.
to cut text from a document.
to record your voice on your computer.
to save and keep the information.
You need a microphone...
to listen to music.
to cut text from a document.
to record your voice on your computer.
to communicate with a lot of people online.
You can use headphones...
to listen to music.
to put your own videos on the Internet.
to cut text from a document.
to record your voice on your computer.
I bought an external hard drive...
to save and keep the information.
to cut text from a document.
to put your own videos on the Internet.
to record your voice on your computer.
You can join a social network...
to communicate with a lot of people online.
to cut text from a document.
to save and keep the information.
to record your voice on your computer.
That notebook is Jack's. I'm sure it's ____.
his
hers
theirs
yours
This isn't Kelly and Justin's house. ____ is on the next block.
His
Hers
Theirs
Yours
That present is ____. It's for you from Glenn.
mine
yours
ours
hers
We bought this chair from Scott, so now it's ____.
his
hers
ours
theirs
This pen isn't mine. Is it ____?
yours
hers
ours
theirs
That’s Ana’s bag. It’s definitely ____.
hers
his
ours
yours
These tickets belong to us. They’re ____.
theirs
ours
his
hers
I have to ask my mom for permission. If she ____ no, then I wouldn't go.
said
will say
says
would say
____ apartment building is very easy to find. It's the last one on the left.
Theirs
Our
Me
Yours
If Erin went to the movies tonight, she ____ time to finish her homework.
won't have
wouldn't have
has
had
If Sue wanted to use the car, she ____ check with her roommate first.
has to
will have to
would
have to
My parents are very strict. I always have to get ____ permission to go out.
his
her
theirs
their
If he ____ earlier, he wouldn’t have missed the bus.
got up
get up
had got up
would get up
____ friends are very supportive.
Our
His
Theirs
Her
If she ____ more time, she would help us.
has
had
have
will have
Compare using AS… AS and the adverbs in parentheses. (just).
The X450 laptop from Pell looks pretty nice.
The V500 from Jackard looks nice, too
The X450 laptop from Pell looks just as nice as the V500 from Jackard.
The X450 laptop from Pell looks nicer than the V500 from Jackard.
The X450 laptop from Pell looks almost as nice as the V500 from Jackard.
Compare using AS… AS and the adverbs in parentheses. (Almost).
Sam is eleven years old.
Ben is ten
Sam is almost as old as Ben.
Ben is almost as old as Sam.
Sam is just as old as Ben.
Compare using AS… AS and the adverbs in parentheses. (Quite).
The Mott 230 monitor is $200,
and the Loyal 240 is $225.
The Mott 230 monitor is not quite as expensive as the Loyal 240.
The Loyal 240 is not quite as expensive as the Mott 230 monitor.
The Mott 230 monitor is quite as expensive as the Loyal 240.
Compare using AS… AS and the adverbs in parentheses. (just).
The battery life of this tablet is good.
The other one is good, too.
This tablet’s battery is just as good as the other one’s.
This tablet’s battery is not quite as good as the other one’s.
The other one’s battery is almost as good as this tablet’s.
Compare using AS… AS and the adverbs in parentheses. (Almost).
Tom got 85 on the test.
Sara got 84.
Sara’s score is almost as high as Tom’s.
Tom’s score is almost as high as Sara’s.
Sara’s score is just as high as Tom’s.
Compare using AS… AS .
The old phone cost $300.
The new one costs $500.
The old phone isn’t nearly as expensive as the new one.
The old phone is almost as expensive as the new one.
The new phone is just as expensive as the old one.
If she ____ (have) a problem, she'd talk to her parents about it.
has
had
would have
If I were Jim, I ____ (explain) the situation to everyone.
explain
would explain
will explain
If he ____ (pierce) his ear, his mother would be furious.
pierce
pierced
would pierce
If she had time she ____ come over to help.
will
would
can
If we didn't get up before 7:00, we ____ (go) for a run.
go
went
would go
If I ____ (know) his phone number, I would call him.
know
knew
would know
If we ____ (have) more money, we would buy a bigger house.
have
had
would have
If they ____ (live) closer, we would visit them more often.
live
lived
would live
