Quick Test 6

Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: The theatre _____ for plays and concerts. A being used  B is used   C have been used  1 A What kind of food is this? B I’m not sure. It _____ be Thai or Indonesian, I think. A must  B can’t  C mustn’t  2 The film _____ in New York. A is setting  B set  C is set  3 She _____ be out. The house is dark and her car’s not there. A might  B must  C can  4 Parts of the Harry Potter films _____ in Oxford University. A filmed  B were filmed  C were filming  5 I’m sorry but all the tickets have _____ sold. A been  B being  C be  6 He _____ happy. He didn’t get the job he wanted. A can’t be  B can’t to be  C can be  7 The film will _____ made in Britain. A be  B have  C been  8 This fish has to _____ today. A be ate  B be eat  C be eaten  9 I was disappointed when I saw the film because it _____. A was being dubbed  B dubbed  C had been dubbed  10 Do you know who _____ this building? A was designed  B is designed  C designed  11 I haven’t got the keys so you _____ them. I know one of us has them. A might have  B must have  C can’t have  12 They _____ be French. They’re speaking German. A can’t  B mustn’t  C don’t have to  13 The museum is _____ at the moment so it’s closed. A been painted  B painting  C being painted  14 Hello, you must _____ Tania, the new receptionist. A to be  B be  C been  15 The best-selling book was written _____ an ex-footballer. A with  B by  C from  16 Alan _____ work in computing. His computer skills are terrible. A can’t  B might  C mustn’t  17 That _____ be Marco’s sister, but I’m not sure. A must  B can’t  C might  18 I think this bread _____ last week. A baked  B was baked  C was baking  19 The castle has _____ in several historical films. A used  B use  C been used  20 This shop _____ on Tuesday and Friday next week. A closed  B will be closed  C is being closed 

a Tick () the correct word(s) for the definitions, A, B, or C. Example: a film where the actors sing A musical   B drama  C comedy  1 a film that continues the story of an earlier film A scene  B sequel  C plot  2 all the actors in a film A cast  B audience  C extra  3 a person who plays a small, unimportant part A star  B audience  C extra  4 the story of a film or book A plot  B script  C scene  5 translation, on the screen, of the words of the film A review  B script  C subtitles 

b Tick () A, B, or C to complete the compound nouns. Example: shop _____ A assistant   B helper  C seller  6 science _____ A film  B script  C fiction  7 _____ effects A scene  B special  C subtitle  8 _____ film A action  B active  C acting  9 sound_____ A music  B track  C set  10 _____ film A historical  B history  C historically 

c Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: He’s got short _____ hair. A curly   B curl  C bald  11 You should have your _____ up and smile more to give a good impression. A hands  B chin  C shoulders  12 These shoes are too small – they hurt my _____. A fingers  B toes  C knees  13 Let’s _____ a football around on the beach. A push  B nod  C kick  14 Marin _____ at the station on the map. But we were still lost. A pointed  B touched  C clapped  15 Don’t _____ the food with your dirty hands! A taste  B smell  C touch  16 She thought he was very serious, but then he _____. A stared  B nodded  C smiled  17 The show was fantastic and everyone _____ at the end. A pointed  B clapped  C looked 

18 I turned round when I heard someone _____. A whistle  B throw  C stare  19 Jo didn’t say anything, but I know she agreed with me – she _____. A nodded  B kicked  C stared  20 I bit my _____ yesterday when I was eating an apple. A nose  B neck  C tongue 

a Which word has a different sound? Tick () A, B, or C. Example: A wide  B smile  C thin   1 A bite  B eye  C overweight  2 A stare  B face  C taste  3 A fair  B straight  C hair  4 A mouth  B round  C toe  5 A brown  B shoulder  C nose 

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 mu|si|cal  B mu|si|cal  C mu|si|cal  7 A cha|ris|ma  B char|is|ma  C char|is|ma  8 A a|ni|ma|tion  B a|ni|ma|tion  C a|ni|ma|tion  9 A sub|ti|tles  B sub|ti|tles  C sub|ti|tles  10 A co|me|dy  B co|me|dy  C co|me|dy  Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50