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WorksheetsM.3 Unit 6 Test
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Please walk backwards carefully. (Meaning in Context)
a)
เดินเร็ว
b)
ถอยหลัง
c)
เดินตรง
d)
เดินช้า
2.
The doctor checks your skin for problems. (Meaning in Context)
a)
กระดูก
b)
กล้ามเนื้อ
c)
ผิวหนัง
d)
เลือด
3.
The soup comes in a tin. (Meaning in Context)
a)
ขวด
b)
ถุง
c)
กล่อง
d)
กระป๋อง
4.
My cousin lives near my house. (Meaning in Context)
a)
พี่ชาย
b)
ลูกพี่ลูกน้อง
c)
ลุง
d)
หลาน
5.
Please close the curtain before sleeping. (Meaning in Context)
a)
ประตู
b)
ม่าน
c)
หน้าต่าง
d)
พรม
6.
They will marry next year. (Meaning in Context)
a)
เลิกกัน
b)
หมั้น
c)
แต่งงาน
d)
ย้ายบ้าน
7.
She is really happy today. (Meaning in Context)
a)
บางครั้ง
b)
นิดหน่อย
c)
จริง ๆ
d)
แทบไม่
8.
My auntie takes care of me. (Meaning in Context)
a)
แม่
b)
ย่า
c)
ป้า / น้า
d)
พี่สาว
9.
Water is scarce in the desert. (Meaning in Context)
a)
สะอาด
b)
แพง
c)
ขาดแคลน
d)
เยอะ
10.
He is a polite gentleman. (Meaning in Context)
a)
เด็กชาย
b)
สุภาพบุรุษ
c)
คนรวย
d)
คนดัง
11.
Origin (Synonym)
a)
end
b)
beginning
c)
middle
d)
future
12.
Fairly (Synonym)
a)
extremely
b)
never
c)
quite
d)
badly
13.
Kind (Synonym)
a)
angry
b)
type
c)
fast
d)
heavy
14.
Respect (Synonym)
a)
ignore
b)
admire
c)
hate
d)
forget
15.
Protect (Synonym)
a)
hurt
b)
save
c)
break
d)
drop
16.
Match (Synonym)
a)
party
b)
competition
c)
story
d)
rule
17.
Crash (Synonym)
a)
hit hard
b)
sleep
c)
disappear
d)
smile
18.
Fault (Synonym)
a)
prize
b)
mistake
c)
success
d)
rule
19.
Ring (Synonym)
a)
square
b)
line
c)
circle
d)
box
20.
Shopping (Synonym)
a)
studying
b)
buying things
c)
selling
d)
cleaning
21.
Backwards (Antonym)
a)
slowly
b)
quietly
c)
forwards
d)
carefully
22.
Scarce (Antonym)
a)
little
b)
rare
c)
empty
d)
plenty
23.
Kill (Antonym)
a)
hurt
b)
save
c)
catch
d)
hit
24.
Upstairs (Antonym)
a)
outside
b)
inside
c)
downstairs
d)
behind
25.
Nonsense (Antonym)
a)
joke
b)
sound
c)
problem
d)
sense
26.
Fairly (Antonym)
a)
quite
b)
extremely
c)
very
d)
not at all
27.
Respect (Antonym)
a)
honor
b)
admire
c)
insult
d)
trust
28.
Gentleman (Antonym)
a)
leader
b)
hero
c)
rude man
d)
smart man
29.
Protect (Antonym)
a)
guard
b)
defend
c)
help
d)
harm
30.
Bronze (Antonym)
a)
copper
b)
silver
c)
iron
d)
gold
31.
Can – The drink comes in a metal can. (Meaning in Context)
a)
แก้ว
b)
กระป๋อง
c)
ถ้วย
d)
ขวด
32.
Pan – She fried eggs in a pan. (Meaning in Context)
a)
หม้อ
b)
กระทะ
c)
จาน
d)
ถาด
33.
Pipe – Water flows through the pipe. (Meaning in Context)
a)
กล่อง
b)
สายไฟ
c)
ท่อ
d)
แก้ว
34.
Duty – It is your duty to help others. (Meaning in Context)
a)
สิทธิ
b)
หน้าที่
c)
งานอดิเรก
d)
ความสนุก
35.
Addition – Five plus five is an addition. (Meaning in Context)
a)
การลบ
b)
การคูณ
c)
การเพิ่ม
d)
การหาร
36.
Dairy – Milk comes from the dairy farm. (Meaning in Context)
a)
เนื้อสัตว์
b)
ผลไม้
c)
โรงรีดนม
d)
ผัก
37.
Copper – The wire is made of copper. (Meaning in Context)
a)
เหล็ก
b)
เงิน
c)
ทองแดง
d)
ดีบุก
38.
Porter – The porter carried our bags. (Meaning in Context)
a)
คนขับรถ
b)
คนขาย
c)
คนขนของ
d)
ยาม
39.
Ring – She wears a gold ring. (Meaning in Context)
a)
สร้อย
b)
กำไล
c)
แหวน
d)
ต่างหู
40.
Nonsense – What you said is nonsense. (Meaning in Context)
a)
ความจริง
b)
เรื่องสำคัญ
c)
เรื่องไร้สาระ
d)
คำสั่ง
41.
You _____ wear a helmet. (obligation)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
must
d)
might
42.
_____ I borrow your pen? (polite permission)
a)
Must
b)
May
c)
Should
d)
Will
43.
It _____ rain tonight. (possibility)
a)
must
b)
can
c)
might
d)
will
44.
When I was young, I _____ swim well. (past ability)
a)
can
b)
could
c)
may
d)
must
45.
She _____ speak English fluently. (ability)
a)
must
b)
should
c)
can
d)
may
46.
_____ you help me? (polite request)
a)
Could
b)
Must
c)
Shall
d)
May
47.
You _____ see a doctor. (advice)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
should
d)
will
48.
He _____ be the thief. (impossibility)
a)
can
b)
must
c)
can’t
d)
might
49.
Students _____ be quiet. (rule)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
must
d)
might
50.
I _____ call you later. (promise)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
will
d)
should
51.
Smoking _____ cause cancer. (general possibility)
a)
can
b)
must
c)
will
d)
shall
52.
You _____ not park here. (prohibition)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
must
d)
should
53.
_____ you like some tea? (offer)
a)
Should
b)
Would
c)
Must
d)
Can
54.
The train _____ arrive at 9 a.m. (expectation)
a)
can
b)
should
c)
must
d)
may
55.
We _____ respect our parents. (moral duty)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
should
d)
will
56.
He _____ drive, but has no car. (ability)
a)
can
b)
must
c)
may
d)
should
57.
Look at the clouds! It _____ rain. (prediction)
a)
will
b)
is going to
c)
might
d)
should
58.
I _____ study harder. (advice)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
should
d)
will
59.
You _____ tell anyone. (strong prohibition)
a)
must not
b)
may not
c)
should not
d)
cannot
60.
She _____ be at home now. (logical guess)
a)
can
b)
must
c)
may
d)
should
61.
You _____ finish your homework today. (obligation)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
must
d)
might
62.
_____ I open the window? (polite permission)
a)
Must
b)
May
c)
Should
d)
Will
63.
He _____ understand the lesson. (possibility)
a)
must
b)
can
c)
might
d)
will
64.
When she was a child, she _____ run fast. (past ability)
a)
can
b)
could
c)
may
d)
must
65.
They _____ speak Thai very well. (ability)
a)
must
b)
should
c)
can
d)
may
66.
_____ you pass me the salt? (polite request)
a)
Could
b)
Must
c)
Shall
d)
May
67.
You _____ eat too much sugar. (advice)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
should not
d)
will
68.
He _____ be serious. He is joking. (impossibility)
a)
can
b)
must
c)
can’t
d)
might
69.
Passengers _____ wear seatbelts. (rule)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
must
d)
might
70.
I _____ help you tomorrow. (promise)
a)
can
b)
may
c)
will
d)
should
71.
She said, “I am tired.” (statement / tense)
a)
she is tired
b)
she was tired
c)
I was tired
d)
I am tired
72.
He said, “I live here.” (pronoun / place)
a)
he lives here
b)
he lived here
c)
he lived there
d)
he lives there
73.
Tom said, “I have finished.” (present perfect)
a)
he has finished
b)
he finished
c)
he had finished
d)
I had finished
74.
She said, “I will call you tomorrow.” (time word)
a)
she would call me tomorrow
b)
she would call me the next day
c)
she will call me tomorrow
d)
she called me the next day
75.
He said, “I saw her yesterday.” (past → past perfect)
a)
he saw her yesterday
b)
he had seen her yesterday
c)
he saw her the day before
d)
he had seen her the day before
76.
Mom said, “Don’t run.” (negative command)
a)
don’t run
b)
not run
c)
not to run
d)
to not run
77.
Teacher said, “Open your books.” (command)
a)
open our books
b)
to open our books
c)
opening our books
d)
opened our books
78.
She asked, “Do you like coffee?” (yes/no question)
a)
do I like coffee
b)
if I like coffee
c)
whether do I like coffee
d)
I like coffee
79.
He asked, “Where are you going?” (wh-question)
a)
where am I going
b)
where I am going
c)
where I was going
d)
where was I going
80.
She said, “I can swim.” (modal change)
a)
she can swim
b)
she could swim
c)
I could swim
d)
she swam
81.
He said, “I must go now.” (must → had to)
a)
he must go now
b)
he had to go now
c)
he had to go then
d)
he must go then
82.
She said, “This is my bag.” (this / pronoun)
a)
this is my bag
b)
that is her bag
c)
that was her bag
d)
this was her bag
83.
He asked, “Are you coming?” (question form)
a)
am I coming
b)
I am coming
c)
I was coming
d)
was I coming
84.
John said, “I ate pizza last night.” (time word)
a)
he ate pizza last night
b)
he had eaten pizza last night
c)
he ate pizza the night before
d)
he had eaten pizza the night before
85.
She said, “We are studying now.” (now → then)
a)
they are studying now
b)
they were studying then
c)
they studied then
d)
they had studied then
86.
Dad said, “Do your homework.” (command)
a)
do my homework
b)
to do my homework
c)
doing my homework
d)
done my homework
87.
He said, “I will meet you tonight.” (tonight → that night)
a)
he would meet me tonight
b)
he would meet me that night
c)
he met me that night
d)
he will meet me tonight
88.
She asked, “Can you help me?” (can → could)
a)
can I help her
b)
I can help her
c)
I could help her
d)
could I help her
89.
She said, “I am busy today.” (today → that day)
a)
she is busy today
b)
she was busy today
c)
she was busy that day
d)
she had been busy that day
90.
He said, “We will meet here tomorrow.” (place & time)
a)
they would meet here tomorrow
b)
they would meet there the next day
c)
they will meet there tomorrow
d)
they met there the next day
91.
She said, “I like chocolate.” (general fact)
a)
she likes chocolate
b)
she liked chocolate
c)
I like chocolate
d)
she had liked chocolate
92.
He said, “I am watching TV.” (present continuous)
a)
he is watching TV
b)
he was watching TV
c)
he had watched TV
d)
he watched TV
93.
She asked, “Where do you live?” (wh-question)
a)
where do I live
b)
where I live
c)
where I lived
d)
where did I live
94.
Tom said, “I have never been there.” (present perfect)
a)
he has never been there
b)
he never was there
c)
he had never been there
d)
I had never been there
95.
She said, “I may come late.” (modal change)
a)
she may come late
b)
she might come late
c)
she came late
d)
she would come late
96.
He said, “Don’t be late.” (negative command)
a)
don’t be late
b)
not be late
c)
not to be late
d)
to not be late
97.
She asked, “Will you help me?” (will → would)
a)
will I help her
b)
I will help her
c)
I would help her
d)
would I help her
98.
He said, “I am not hungry.” (negative statement)
a)
he is not hungry
b)
he was not hungry
c)
he had not been hungry
d)
I was not hungry
99.
She said, “I was sick last week.” (past perfect)
a)
she was sick last week
b)
she had been sick last week
c)
she was sick the week before
d)
she had been sick the week before
100.
Teacher said, “Please be quiet.” (polite command)
a)
be quiet
b)
to be quiet
c)
being quiet
d)
was quiet
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