Quick Test 4

Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: I _____ answer my phone because I was in a concert. A can’t  B couldn’t   C wasn’t able  1 I’d love to _____ ride a horse. A be able to  B can  C be possible to  2 You _____ use your mobile phone when you’re in a ‘quiet zone’. A haven’t to  B mustn’t  C don’t have to  3 I’ve never _____ to dance salsa very well. A could  B be able  C been able  4 Hurry up! We _____ be late. A should  B mustn’t  C don’t have to  5 You _____ start eating before everyone else – it’s bad manners. A are able  B don’t have to  C shouldn’t  6 I have a problem with my mobile phone. What _____ do? A should I to  B I should  C should I  7 My sister _____ play the violin very well when she was young. A can  B could  C is able to  8 Will you _____ pick me up at the airport tonight? A be able to  B can  C be able  9 You _____ pay to go in museums in Britain. They’re usually free. A shouldn’t  B don’t have to  C mustn’t  10 What time _____ we have to leave? A do  B are  C shall  11 I _____ able to read when I was four. A could be  B am  C was  12 You _____ touch that! It’s dangerous. A have to  B don’t have to  C mustn’t  13 I hate not _____ able to say what I want in English. A being  B to be  C be  14 He couldn’t find a taxi so he _____ walk. A had to  B must  C should  15 I’ve never _____ able to ice-skate well, but I keep practising. A be  B been  C to be  16 Why _____ work last weekend? A must they  B did they have to  C had they to  17 We’re not allowed _____ in the office. A eating  B eat  C to eat  18 You _____ have to eat it if you don’t like it. A mustn’t  B can’t  C don’t  19 We _____ answer your call right now. Please try again later. A couldn’t  B don’t  C ’re not able to  20 If you really _____ smoke, do it outside. A must  B don’t have to  C should 

a Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences with adjectives. Example: This exercise is very _____. A tire  B tiring   C tired  1 When was the last time you felt _____ watching a film? A boring  B bore  C bored  2 I get very _____ in winter when it’s cold and dark. A depressed  B depress  C depressing  3 What’s the most _____ film you’ve seen? A frightening  B frightened  C frighten  4 Marta was _____ by the modern art in the town hall. A exciting  B excited  C excite  5 I feel _____ if I can’t do something. A frustrate  B frustrating  C frustrated  6 It’s so _____ when you fall over in public! A embarrassed  B embarrassing  C embarass  7 That was a _____ film. I didn’t like it at all. A disappointing  B disappointed  C disappoint  8 Swimming with dolphins was the most _____ experience I’ve ever had. A amazed  B amazing  C amaze 

b Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences with phone words. Example: Please stop _____ and pay attention. A text  B texting   C dial  9 The IT helpline put me _____ for 40 minutes. A engaged  B on hold  C hold on  10 He didn’t answer the phone so I _____. A hung in  B hung out  C hung up  11 Do you like my new _____? It’s from my favourite song. A ringtone  B ring sound  C ringing tone  12 Can you _____ the number for me? I can’t find my glasses. A push  B dial  C do  13 Please _____ a message and I’ll call you back. A give  B say  C leave  14 The line’s been _____ for ages. He must be talking to his mother! A engaged  B off  C up  15 Can I call you _____ in ten minutes? I’m in a meeting. A before  B back  C through 

c Tick () the correct word(s) for the definitions, A, B, or C. Example: thinking or feeling positive A depressed  B pessimistic  C optimistic   16 playing music on the streets to earn money from the public A performing  B beginner  C busking  17 describes something that is not suitable A annoying  B inappropriate  C unhappy 

18 a song or piece of music A note  B instrument  C tune  19 not caring about other people A selfish  B disappointed  C popular  20 not polite A vain  B rude  C ridiculous 

a Which is the silent letter? Tick () A, B, or C. Example: A knife  B knife  C knife   1 A wrong  B wrong  C wrong  1 A wrong [_] B wrong [_] C wrong ☐ | 2 A design ☐ | B design ☐ |] C design ☐ | 3 A knowledge [_] B knowledge ☐ C knowledge ☐ | 4 A foreign ☐ |] B foreign ☐ ] C foreign ☐ | 5 A island ☐ |] B island ☐ ] C island ☐ | 3 A knowledge  B knowledge  C knowledge  4 A foreign  B foreign  C foreign  5 A island  B island  C island 

b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick () A, B, or C. Example: A ex|ci|ting   B ex|ci|ting  C ex|ci|ting  6 A per|mi|ssion  B per|mi|ssion  C per|mi|ssion  7 A em|ba|rra|ssing  B em|ba|rra|ssing  C em|ba|rra|ssing  8 A frus|tra|ted  B frus|tra|ted  C frus|tra|ted  9 A dis|a|ppoin|ting  B dis|a|ppoin|ting  C dis|a|ppoin|ting  10 A a|ppro|pri|ate  B a|ppro|pri|ate  C a|ppro|pri|ate  Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50