Quick Test 1

Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My sister _____ German. A speak B speaks  C do speak 1 He _____ lunch at work. A usually have B has usually C usually has 2 My cousin _____ biology at university. A studies B is studying C study 3 Where _____ live? A you B you do C do you 4 My mother _____ work. She’s retired. A not B doesn’t C isn’t 5 Uma _____ a vegetable curry and it looks delicious. A cooking is B to cook C is cooking 6 Be careful! You _____ a mistake. A are making B making make C 7 She _____ people who talk a lot. A notlikes (J) B doesn'tlike (J C donttlike UU ☐ A What ? B I’m reading an email. A youdo ☐ B areyoudoing ☐ C youaredoing L! 9 A Why ? B Because I’m happy. A you're smiling L| B doyousmile {J C areyousmiling 10 A ? B She’s shy and quite serious. A What’s your sister like L) B What does your sister like ☐ 8 A What _____? B I’m reading an email. A you do B are you doing C you are doing 9 A Why _____? B Because I’m happy. A you’re smiling B do you smile C are you smiling 10 A _____? B She’s shy and quite serious. A What’s your sister like B What does your sister like C How’s your sister 11 We _____ for a taxi. We’re looking for the bus stop. A not waiting B isn’t waiting C aren’t waiting 12 What time _____ the film start? A does B do C is A does ☐ Bdoll Cis U 13 A How's Freddy? B ☐ A He's very friendly. [| B Fine, thanks. L} C He’s tall and dark. 14 A Who’s that man? B Sorry, | him. A ’mnot knowing ☐ B don’tknow ☐ C notknow [1 15 A Are you working? B No, . A lmnot. 0 B lisnt. LF C Idont. U B _____. A He’s very friendly. B Fine, thanks. C He’s tall and dark. 14 A Who’s that man? B Sorry, I _____ him. A ’m not knowing B don’t know C not know 15 A Are you working? B No, _____. A I’m not. B I isn’t. C I don’t. 16 How often _____ your aunt and uncle? A are you seeing B you see C do you see 17 A Why is he _____ sunglasses? B Because it’s very sunny today. A wears B to wear C wearing

18 My watch _____. It’s broken. A isn’t working B doesn’t working C isn’t work 19 A Does he like Mexican food? B Yes, _____. A he does. B he do. C he likes. 20 A What _____ like? B She’s got long, dark hair and she’s very tall. A does she B she looks C does she look

a Tick () the opposite adjective A, B or C. Example: shy A mean B funny C extrovert  1 mean A unfriendly B serious C generous 2 stupid A unkind B clever C talkative 3 thin A slim B overweight C bald 4 hard-working A lazy B serious C friendly 5 straight A long B bald C curly

b Tick () the clothes word A, B or C. Example: You wear these on your feet. A boots  B jeans C earrings 6 You wear _____ on your legs. A tights 0 acardigan BO C ascarf 0 7 This is a piece of jewellery for your arm. A scarf [| B bracelet [1 C necklace [1 8 In winter, you don’t usually wear _____ . A ascarf [| B shorts [1 C gloves [| 9 You wear them on your feet in summer. A sandals () B shorts 0 C leggings 0 10 They go on your hands in winter. A socks B tracksuits C gloves 11 You wear it on your neck. A ring B tie C cap 12 Oh no! My _____ are different colours today! A jeans B trousers C socks 13 You need this if your trousers are big. A trainers B suit C belt

c Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: Your glasses are _____ the living room. A on B in  C next to 14 I can’t get my book. It is _____ the sofa. A next B between C behind 15 Mozelle is standing _____ the left of her brother Leo. A of B on C in 16 There’s a small table _____ the two chairs. A under B between C in front 17 Marisa is sitting _____ to Salvatore. A behind B opposite C next 18 A Who’s that _____ the middle of the photo? B That’s my cousin, Andrea. A on B to C in 19 The TV is _____ the corner of the living room. A in B from C next 20 The keys are there! They’re in _____ of you! A next B behind C front

a Which word has a different sound? Tick () A, B, or C. Example: A van B tram C plane  1 A watches B likes C hates 2 A trousers B university C sweater 3 A curly B work C directions 4 A does B laughs C works 5 A classes B teaches C goes

b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick () A, B, or C. Example: A afternoon  B afternoon C afternoon 6 A appearance B appearance C appearance 7 A extrovert B extrovert C extrovert 8 A unfriendly B unfriendly C unfriendly 9 A talkative B talkative C talkative 10 A example B example C example Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50