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WorksheetsTravelling. Shopping. Vocabulary
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is the meaning of the word 'advantage'?
benefit; преимущество
problem; проблема
mistake; ошибка
danger; опасность
What is the meaning of the phrase 'business trip'?
a work-related journey; деловая поездка, командировка
a vacation with friends; отпуск с друзьями
a shopping spree; поход по магазинам
a family reunion; семейная встреча
What is the meaning of the word 'means'? Fill in the blank: means refers to ________.
method; средство; способ
animal; животное; животное
color; цвет; цвет
music; музыка; музыка
What is the meaning of the word 'expensive'? Fill in the blank: expensive means ________.
costly; дорогой (о стоимости)
cheap; дешевый
funny; смешной
old; старый
Fill in the blank: plane (airplane) means ________.
самолет
корабль
машина
поезд
Fill in the blank: journey means ________.
путешествие, поездка (по суше)
еда
дом
река
Fill in the blank: sleeping car means ________.
спальный вагон
грузовой поезд
пассажирский автобус
железнодорожная станция
Fill in the blank: dining car means ________.
вагон-ресторан
поезд-экспресс
станция
билет
Fill in the blank: sea voyage means ________.
морское путешествие
железнодорожный билет
автобусная остановка
горная вершина
Fill in the blank: nowadays means ________.
в наши дни
завтра утром
вчера вечером
через неделю
Fill in the blank: hiking means ________.
пеший туризм
плавание
верховая езда
катание на лыжах
Fill in the blank: walking tour means ________.
пешея экскурсия
автобусная экскурсия
морская прогулка
велосипедная поездка
People travel for various reasons. Which of the following is a common reason why people travel?
To explore new places
To avoid all forms of learning
To never meet anyone new
To stay in one place forever
Which of the following are means of travelling?
Car, bicycle, train, airplane
Table, chair, lamp, sofa
Pen, pencil, eraser, ruler
Apple, banana, orange, grape
Travelling by plane has the following advantage:
It is the fastest mode of long-distance travel.
It is the cheapest way to travel.
It offers the most scenic road views.
It is the most environmentally friendly option.
Which of the following best summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of travelling by car, train, and ship?
Each mode has unique pros and cons such as flexibility, speed, comfort, and cost.
All modes are equally fast and comfortable.
Travelling by ship is always faster than by train or car.
Cars are the only mode with any disadvantages.
Many people prefer to travel by car because:
it offers flexibility and convenience
it is always cheaper than other modes
it is the fastest way to travel everywhere
it requires no planning
Choose the way you prefer to travel the most.
By car
By bicycle
By boat
By airplane
Form the comparative and superlative degrees of the following adjectives and adverbs: large, tall, long, easy, hot, big, cold, nice, bad, strong, short, wide, good, happy, high, low, busy, well, little, many, far.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): large - larger, largest; tall - taller, tallest; long - longer, longest; easy - easier, easiest; hot - hotter, hottest; big - bigger, biggest; cold - colder, coldest; nice - nicer, nicest; bad - worse, worst; strong - stronger, strongest; short - shorter, shortest; wide - wider, widest; good - better, best; happy - happier, happiest; high - higher, highest; low - lower, lowest; busy - busier, busiest; well - better, best; little - less, least; many - more, most; far - farther/further, farthest/furthest.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): large - large, largest; tall - tall, tallest; long - long, longest; easy - easy, easiest; hot - hot, hottest; big - big, biggest; cold - cold, coldest; nice - nice, nicest; bad - bad, baddest; strong - strong, strongest; short - short, shortest; wide - wide, widest; good - good, goodest; happy - happy, happiest; high - high, highest; low - low, lowest; busy - busy, busiest; well - well, wellest; little - little, littlest; many - many, manyest; far - far, farest.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): large - more large, most large; tall - more tall, most tall; long - more long, most long; easy - more easy, most easy; hot - more hot, most hot; big - more big, most big; cold - more cold, most cold; nice - more nice, most nice; bad - more bad, most bad; strong - more strong, most strong; short - more short, most short; wide - more wide, most wide; good - more good, most good; happy - more happy, most happy; high - more high, most high; low - more low, most low; busy - more busy, most busy; well - more well, most well; little - more little, most little; many - more many, most many; far - more far, most far.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): large - largest, larger; tall - tallest, taller; long - longest, longer; easy - easiest, easier; hot - hottest, hotter; big - biggest, bigger; cold - coldest, colder; nice - nicest, nicer; bad - worst, worse; strong - strongest, stronger; short - shortest, shorter; wide - widest, wider; good - best, better; happy - happiest, happier; high - highest, higher; low - lowest, lower; busy - busiest, busier; well - best, better; little - least, less; many - most, more; far - farthest/furthest, farther/further.
Form the comparative and superlative degrees of the following adjectives and adverbs: wonderful, necessary, quickly, interesting, comfortable, popular, active, famous, pleasant, beautiful, slowly, clearly.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): wonderful - more wonderful, most wonderful; necessary - more necessary, most necessary; quickly - more quickly, most quickly; interesting - more interesting, most interesting; comfortable - more comfortable, most comfortable; popular - more popular, most popular; active - more active, most active; famous - more famous, most famous; pleasant - more pleasant, most pleasant; beautiful - more beautiful, most beautiful; slowly - more slowly, most slowly; clearly - more clearly, most clearly.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): wonderful - wonderfuler, wonderfulest; necessary - necessaryer, necessaryest; quickly - quicklier, quickliest; interesting - interestinger, interestingest; comfortable - comfortabler, comfortablest; popular - popularer, popularest; active - activer, activest; famous - famouser, famousest; pleasant - pleasanter, pleasantest; beautiful - beautifuler, beautifulest; slowly - slowlier, slowliest; clearly - clearler, clearlest.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): wonderful - most wonderful, more wonderful; necessary - most necessary, more necessary; quickly - most quickly, more quickly; interesting - most interesting, more interesting; comfortable - most comfortable, more comfortable; popular - most popular, more popular; active - most active, more active; famous - most famous, more famous; pleasant - most pleasant, more pleasant; beautiful - most beautiful, more beautiful; slowly - most slowly, more slowly; clearly - most clearly, more clearly.
Comparative and superlative forms (examples): wonderful - more wonderful, most wonderfulest; necessary - more necessary, most necessaryest; quickly - more quickly, most quicklyest; interesting - more interesting, most interestingest; comfortable - more comfortable, most comfortableest; popular - more popular, most popularest; active - more active, most activeest; famous - more famous, most famousest; pleasant - more pleasant, most pleasantest; beautiful - more beautiful, most beautifulest; slowly - more slowly, most slowlyest; clearly - more clearly, most clearest.
What is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: "This book is not so interesting as that one."?
Эта книга не такая интересная, как та.
Эта книга интереснее, чем та.
Эта книга такая же интересная, как та.
Эта книга самая интересная.
Choose the correct Russian translation: The Baltic Sea is not so warm as the Black Sea.
Балтийское море не такое тёплое, как Чёрное море.
Балтийское море теплее, чем Чёрное море.
Чёрное море не такое тёплое, как Балтийское море.
Балтийское море такое же тёплое, как Чёрное море.
What is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: The more you read, the more you know?
Чем больше читаешь, тем больше знаешь.
Чем меньше читаешь, тем больше знаешь.
Чем больше читаешь, тем меньше знаешь.
Чем меньше читаешь, тем меньше знаешь.
Which of the following is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: My brother is not as tall as you are?
Мой брат не такой высокий, как ты.
Мой брат выше тебя.
Ты не такой высокий, как мой брат.
Мой брат такой же высокий, как ты.
What is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: The earlier you get up, the more you can do?
Чем раньше встаёшь, тем больше успеваешь.
Поздно встаёшь — мало успеваешь.
Рано ложишься — много делаешь.
Чем позже встаёшь, тем больше успеваешь.
What is the correct Russian translation for the sentence: Today the wind is as strong as it was yesterday?
Сегодня ветер такой же сильный, как и вчера.
Сегодня ветер слабее, чем вчера.
Вчера ветер был сильнее, чем сегодня.
Сегодня совсем нет ветра.
What is the correct Russian translation for the sentence: "Your room is as light as mine."?
Ваша комната такая же светлая, как и моя.
Ваша комната больше, чем моя.
Ваша комната темнее, чем моя.
Ваша комната меньше, чем моя.
What is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: John knows Russian as well as English?
Джон знает русский так же хорошо, как и английский.
Джон говорит только по-английски.
Джон не знает русского языка.
Джон знает только французский и английский.
Choose the correct Russian translation for the sentence: Mary is not so lazy as her brother.
Мэри не такая ленивая, как её брат.
Мэри такая же ленивая, как её брат.
Мэри ленивее, чем её брат.
Мэри не ленивая, а её брат ленивый.
What is the correct Russian translation of the sentence: The longer the night is, the shorter the day?
Чем длиннее ночь, тем короче день.
Чем короче ночь, тем длиннее день.
Ночь длиннее, чем день.
День длиннее, чем ночь.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Winter is (cold) season of the year.
Winter is the coldest season of the year.
Winter is the colder season of the year.
Winter is the most cold season of the year.
Winter is the more cold season of the year.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Moscow is (large) than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is larger than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is more large than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is most large than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is large than St. Petersburg.
Which is (long) day of the year?
Which is the longest day of the year?
Which is the longer day of the year?
Which is the most long day of the year?
Which is the long day of the year?
Fill in the blank with the correct form: The Alps are (high) mountains in Europe.
The Alps are the highest mountains in Europe.
The Alps are higher mountains in Europe.
The Alps are more high mountains in Europe.
The Alps are the most high mountains in Europe.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Even ___ day has an end.
longest
long
longer
length
Fill in the blank with the correct form: It is one of (important) questions of our conference.
It is one of the most important questions of our conference.
It is one of the more important questions of our conference.
It is one of the importantest questions of our conference.
It is one of the most importantly questions of our conference.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Your English is (good) now.
Your English is better now.
Your English is best now.
Your English is more good now.
Your English is most good now.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Who knows him (well) than you?
Who knows him better than you?
Who knows him best than you?
Who knows him more well than you?
Who knows him good than you?
Fill in the blank with the correct form: We have (little) interest in this work than you.
We have less interest in this work than you.
We have least interest in this work than you.
We have fewer interest in this work than you.
We have more interest in this work than you.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Health is (good) than wealth.
Health is better than wealth.
Health is best than wealth.
Health is more good than wealth.
Health is gooder than wealth.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: He worked (well) of all.
He worked best of all.
He worked better of all.
He worked good of all.
He worked wellest of all.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Today he worked (slowly) than usually.
Today he worked more slowly than usually.
Today he worked slowlier than usually.
Today he worked most slowly than usually.
Today he worked slowest than usually.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Winter is (cold) season.
Winter is the coldest season.
Winter is the colder season.
Winter is the most cold season.
Winter is the more cold season.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: Moscow is (old) than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is older than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is oldest than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is more old than St. Petersburg.
Moscow is most old than St. Petersburg.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: What is (short) month in the year?
What is the shortest month in the year?
What is the shorter month in the year?
What is the most short month in the year?
What is the more short month in the year?
Fill in the blank with the correct form: It was (bad) mistake I’ve ever made.
It was the worst mistake I’ve ever made.
It was the badder mistake I’ve ever made.
It was the more bad mistake I’ve ever made.
It was the baddest mistake I’ve ever made.
Fill in the blank with the correct form: In summer the days are (long) than in winter.
longer
longest
long
more long
