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Worksheetsห้อง 1-Midterm mock exam 1/68
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Error Identification:
She walk to school every day, even when it rains.
She walk to school
every day
when it rains
No error
Error Identification:
They are playing football now, but the coach want them to study.
They are playing
now
the coach want
No error
Error Identification:
My father has work at this company for ten years.
has
work
for ten years.
No error
Error Identification:
I have been reading this book for hours, but I still don’t understand it.
I have been reading
this book for hours
but I still don’t understand
No error
Error Identification:
Jane has never seen snow because she lives in a tropical country.
Jane has never seen snow
because
she lives in a tropical country.
No error
Error Identification:
He usually is jogging in the park before breakfast.
He usually
is jogging in the park
before breakfast.
No error
Error Identification:
I was finishing my assignment when the internet went out.
I was finishing my assignment
when
the internet went out.
No error
Error Identification:
They have gone to the store yesterday evening.
They have gone
to the store
yesterday evening.
No error
Error Identification:
After she had eaten, she go to bed with her dogs.
After she had eaten,
she go to bed
with her dogs.
No error
Error Identification:
We had been wait for over an hour before the show started.
We had been wait
for over an hour
before the show started.
No error
Error Identification:
He was playing guitar while his sister was singing.
He was playing guitar
while
his sister was singing.
No error
Error Identification:
I took a nap and then was starting my homework.
I took a nap
and then
was starting my homework.
No error
When we were young, we _________ ride our bikes around the neighborhood all afternoon.
used to
would
would to
used to/would
My uncle _________ have a bakery near the station, but he retired years ago.
used to
would
would to
used to /would
Every evening, Dad _________ read the newspaper while drinking tea.
used to
would
use to
used to/would
There _________ be a train station here, but now it’s gone.
used to
would
would to
used to/would
I _________ visit my cousins every weekend when I lived in Chiang Mai.
used to
would
would to
used to/would
I was extremely tired; __________, I managed to finish all my assignments before the deadline.
Otherwise
However
Therefore
Moreover
You must get enough rest; __________, you might feel unwell during the trip.
Neither
Therefore
Otherwise
Although
The book is well-written and engaging. __________, it offers fresh insights into the topic.
Although
Moreover
Therefore
Otherwise
She likes ________ coffee nor tea; she prefers hot chocolate.
However
Neither
Moreover
Therefore
You should arrive early for the concert; __________, you might not get a good seat.
Moreover
Therefore
Although
Otherwise
The company met all its sales targets for the quarter; __________, all employees will receive a bonus.
Therefore
However
Otherwise
Although
The new park has a great playground for kids. __________, it features beautiful walking trails for adults.
Otherwise
Moreover
Therefore
Neither
For our vacation, we could ________ go to the mountains nor the beach; we have to stay home this year.
Neither
Therefore
Although
So
The evidence was overwhelming; __________, the jury found the defendant guilty.
Therefore
So
Otherwise
Both
He is a talented musician. __________, he rarely practices.
So
However
Otherwise
Neither
Situation: At a Coffee Shop
Customer: _________________
Barista: Sure! Small, medium, or large?
Customer: Medium, please.
How do you make it?
Can I sit here?
Can I have it hot, please?
Do you like coffee?
Situation: At a Cinema
Customer: _________
Clerk: It starts at 7:15 p.m.
Do you sell popcorn here?
What time does the movie begin?
Can I sit in the back?
Is this seat free?
Situation: At a Restaurant
Customer: Hi. ___________
Waiter: Yes, we have pad thai, green curry, and fried rice.
What Thai dishes do you recommend?
How much is that?
Do you speak English?
What drinks do you have?
Situation: At the Pharmacy
Customer: Good evening. _____________
Pharmacist: Of course. Take this one three times a day after meals.
Is there a doctor here?
How long is the wait?
I need something for a headache.
Do you have water?
Situation: At the Bookstore
Customer: Hello. __________
Staff: Yes, we have several. They’re in the back section.
Do you sell coffee here?
Do you have any English grammar books?
Are there any pens?
Can I return a book?
Tenant: Hello, I saw your ad about the room for rent.
Landlord: Yes, it's still available. ___________
Tenant: Yes, please.
Landlord: It’s a studio with furniture, Wi-Fi, and air conditioning.
Do you want to rent my house?
Would you like to hear more details?
Can I come to your home?
Are you the owner?
Tenant: Great! _______________
Landlord: 3,800 baht per month, including utilities.
How big is your kitchen?
How much is the rent per month?
Can I rent a motorbike?
Do you offer breakfast?
Landlord: Anytime. Just let me know one day in advance.
Tenant: _______________________
Landlord: Yes, one month’s rent in advance as a deposit.
Is it noisy here?
Do I have to pay a deposit?
Will you be my roommate?
Can I borrow your key?
Situation: At the Tourist Information Center
Tourist: I’ve just arrived in Chiang Mai and I’d like to explore the area. __________________
Officer: Of course. We have brochures for temples, night markets, and trekking tours.
What is the weather today?
Can I go shopping here?
How much is a hotel here?
Do you have any tour information?
Tourist: The tour sounds interesting. How much does it cost?
Officer: It’s 800 baht per person.
Tourist: Okay. I’ll take that. ___________________
Officer: Just fill out this form and pay at the counter.
What should I bring?
Can I take a brochure?
How do I join the tour?
Is there a hotel nearby?
What comes immediately after the sign-off (e.g. “Talk soon,”)?
Greeting
Your address
Date
Your name (signature)
Which is the best example of an “Opening Paragraph” in an informal letter?
I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Thanks for your letter! I was so happy to get it.
123 Oak Street, Springfield
July 1st, 2025
What vocabulary might you find in a “Closing Paragraph”?
“Guess what?”
“Hope to catch up soon.”
“Speaking of...”
“We visited the mountains.”
What is the purpose of the "Closing Paragraph"?
To tell a funny story
To explain grammar rules
To end the letter nicely and invite future contact
To describe someone’s personality
Which part of an informal letter shares news, thoughts, and stories?
Salutation
Closing paragraph
Body paragraphs
Signature
What would be an appropriate closing/sign-off for a close friend?
Love,
Lots of love,
Yours faithfully,
Love, and Lots of love,
Which of the following is a good example of a salutation in an informal letter?
Best wishes,
Dear Sarah,
July 1st, 2025
Yours sincerely,
What is the main purpose of the “Opening Paragraph” in an informal letter?
To show where the letter was written
To list all the things the writer did
To start the conversation and greet the reader
To end the letter politely
Which of the following is a correct format for writing the date in an informal letter?
1/7/25
1st of July, twenty twenty-five
July 1st, 2025
01.07.2025
Which of the following would NOT normally appear in the greeting of an informal letter?
Hey Tom,
Hi Aunt Jane,
To whom it may concern,
Dear Sarah,
Which of the following is NOT a good way to ask the recipient to write back?
Write back soon!
Keep in touch.
Let me know what you think.
Please confirm the receipt of this letter.
Which sentence from the list below briefly states the reason for writing, suitable for the opening?
I hope you enjoy the photos I sent.
Just wanted to tell you about my new school.
I'll write more next time.
I should probably go now.
The teacher felt _______ because the students didn’t listen to her instructions.
impatient
enthusiastic
creative
persistent
Despite his talents, he remains humble and quite _______.
modest
arrogant
insecure
dominant
His _______ behavior helped resolve the conflict peacefully.
impatient
diplomatic
passive
daydreaming
She was very _______ during the meeting and refused to change her mind.
stubborn
arrogant
modest
manipulative
The student’s room was neat and _______ all the time.
well-maintained
appetite
drawbridge
economical
The new policy was created _______ without copying anyone else’s ideas.
from memory
from scratch
from head to toe
from the horse’s mouth
The little boy showed great _______ by always saying “please” and “thank you.”
economical
resourceful
courteous
enthusiastic
The company had to be very _______ to survive during the economic crisis.
economical
resourceful
courteous
enthusiastic
Despite being very wealthy, he was too __________ to help his own relatives in need.
stingy
egotistical
arrogant
indifferent
After losing his job and home, he became completely __________ and had to rely on the kindness of strangers.
egotistical
penurious
arrogant
unimaginative
The __________ man refused to admit he was wrong, even when proven so.
arrogant
stingy
insufficient
persistent
