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WorksheetsG5 CLC - Review Week 23
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 28mins
He wasn’t ………….. to become a flight attendant.
too tall
tall enough
I’m afraid I’m …………. to talk you now.
too busy
busy enough
It’s ___ to read. I don’t understand it at all.
enough difficult
too difficult
difficult enough
There's..... smoke in here; I can't breathe.
too
too much
too many
enough
My manager says that I play____to win the competition.
well enough
enough well
too well
well
I don't think the door is_____to get the sofa into the room.
too much wide
too many wide
wide enough
enough wide
It's ___________ crowded for me in the city. I prefer the country.
too many
enough
too
too much
I don't think our daughter is _________to understand this matter.
A. such young
B. so young
C. old enough
D. enough old
The ceiling is__________.
A. too high for me to reach
B. too high for me to reach it
C. so high for me reaching
D. enough high of me reaching
I am_____a car.
A. not rich enough to buy
B. too rich enough to buy
C. poor enough to buy
so rich to buy
This sport is .......... for him to play.
too scared
too dangerous
scared enough
danger enough
Which sentence has the same meaning as the following one?
Mary is too young to drive a car.
Mary is old enough too drive a car.
Mary is young enough to drive a car.
Mary is not old enough to drive a car.
Mary is not young enough to drive a car.
Which sentence has the same meaning as the following one?
"This house isn't big enough to hold a party."
This house isn't small enough to hold a party.
This house is big enough to hold a party.
This house is small enough to hold a party.
This house is too small to hold a party.
6. This jacket is ............................... for me. Do you have a smaller size?
too big
big enough
too small
small enough
7. It is ............................ to start reading a new chapter.
too late
late enough
both can be used
Smartphones have many exciting________, such as games.
verbal
skills
applications
How can books teach more specific information?
Books have more difficult words.
Books include lots of detailed text.
What benefits do children get from reading books?
They understand all the ideas in the books.
They learn how to speak the words they read.
Why is it easier for children to learn about history with smartphones?
Because they can watch videos about events.
Because they can make videos about events.
Which sentence best summarizes the main idea in favor of reading books?
Reading books is better than using smartphones.
People should read fewer books.
Books might be replaced by computers in the futures.
Which sentence do you choose to prove that "reading books is good"?
It is hard for most people to focus while reading books.
When we read books, we can improve our imagination.
Some stories from books are less interesting than on the internet.
Which sentence do you choose to prove that "reading books is good"?
Stories like Harry Potter help children imagine the world in the book.
Books usually give us more detailed information than websites or videos.
Million of people around the world enjoy watching video on YouTube.
MATCH
broken
cheap
empty
expensive
full
MATCH
heavy
light
tidy/neat
untidy/neat
unusual
Kids develop their_______skills very fast.
concept
verbal
specific
What is this?
postcard
bridge
swings
crown
What is this?
postcard
bridge
swings
crown
What is this?
birgde
bridge
brigde
birdge
What is this?
(a)
Who is she?
King
Queen
Prince
Princess
What is this?
ring
necklace
bracelet
earing
What is this?
gate
fence
bulk head
hall
Who is he?
King
Queen
Prince
Princess
What is this?
Flab
Flad
Flag
Flat
What is this?
gate
glass
gold
flag
He has (be)…………. at his computer for seven hours.
been
was
be
were
She hasn't (have) ……………any fun a long time.
have
had
has
have had
My father hasn't (play)……….. any sport since last year.
play
plays
played
playing
I don’t live with my family now and we haven't (see)…………. each other for five years.
seen
see
saw
sees
She has (finish) ... reading two books this week.
finish
finishes
finished
finishing
Past participle of:
see
(a)
Past participle of:
read
(a)
Past participle of:
break
(a)
Past participle of:
be
(a)
Past participle of:
catch
(a)
Past participle of:
have
(a)
Past participle of:
eat
(a)
Past participle of:
fly
(a)
Past participle of:
fall
(a)
Past participle of:
swim
(a)
