Ef3e int quicktest_09
- 1. 1English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 9 Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate 17 Do you include _____ meat in your diet? A much ■ B many ■ C a lot ■ 18 I’m not _____ to vote. I’m only 16. A enough old ■ B old enough ■ C too old ■ 19 If you’d told me you were leaving, I _____ you a lift. A could give ■ B had given ■ C could have given ■ 20 I would never _____ bought this computer if I’d known how slow it was. A had ■ B would ■ C have ■ 20 VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) A, B, or C for the positive + or negative -- adjectives or adverbs. Example: luck -- adverb = _____ A unluckily ■✓ B unlucky ■ C luckily ■ 1 patience + adverb = _____ A patient ■ B patiently ■ C impatiently ■ 2 fortune -- adjective = _____ A unfortunately ■ B unfortunate ■ C fortunate ■ 3 luck + adverb = _____ A luckily ■ B lucky ■ C unluckily ■ 4 care -- adverb = _____ A careless ■ B carelessly ■ C carefully ■ 5 comfort + adjective = _____ A comfortably ■ B uncomfortable ■ C comfortable ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with nouns, adjectives or adverbs. Example: We were really ______ to miss the train. A unlucky ■✓ B unluckily ■ C lucky ■ 6 Josh can be very ______ with people when he’s in a bad mood. A impatience ■ B impatient ■ C impatiently ■ 7 These shoes are really _____. A uncomfortably ■ B uncomfortable ■ C comfortably ■ 8 Do this exercise very _____ – it’s difficult! A careful ■ B carefully ■ C carelessly ■ GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My parents _____ in China. A are born ■ B were born ■✓ C was born ■ 1 If you _____ me, I would have been in serious trouble. A didn’t help ■ B hadn’t helped ■ C haven’t helped ■ 2 She _____ have asked him for help if she’d known he would be late. A hadn’t ■ B didn’t ■ C wouldn’t ■ 3 We don’t have _____ shops in our village. A no ■ B none ■ C any ■ 4 There’s more crime because there are very _____ policemen on the streets these days. A little ■ B few ■ C enough ■ 5 We would have got here earlier if we _____ got lost. A hadn’t ■ B had ■ C haven’t ■ 6 If my husband had taken that job, we _____ moved to London. A would ■ B had ■ C would have ■ 7 We must finish this job quickly. We don’t have _____ time left. A much ■ B many ■ C a lot ■ 8 There are only _____ parks in this city – just two or three. A few ■ B a few ■ C a little ■ 9 She wouldn’t have eaten the cake if she _____ it had nuts in it. A ’d known ■ B ’d knew ■ C ’s known ■ 10 There were _____ people in the supermarket so we left without buying anything. A too much ■ B too many ■ C too ■ 11 If I _____ known your number, I would have called you. A had ■ B have ■ C would have ■ 12 You spend too _____ time playing those computer games! A many ■ B plenty of ■ C much ■ 13 If I hadn’t missed that train, we _____ never have met! A will ■ B should ■ C might ■ 14 We don’t have _____ to take a taxi. We’ll have to walk. A enough money ■ B money enough ■ C plenty of money ■ 15 He has a _____ of friends. He’s very sociable. A lots ■ B lot ■ C plenty ■ 16 I would have gone to the party if I _____ been ill. A hadn’t ■ B had ■ C haven’t ■
- 2. 2English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 9 Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate PRONUNCIATION a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A van ■ B tram ■ C lane ■✓ 1 A bought ■ B daughter ■ C laugh ■ 2 A thought ■ B through ■ C caught ■ 3 A cough ■ B enough ■ C tough ■ 4 A brought ■ B thought ■ C although ■ 5 A tough ■ B daughter ■ C thought ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A exciting ■✓ B exciting ■ C exciting ■ 6 A adaptor ■ B adaptor ■ C adaptor ■ 7 A experiment ■ B experiment ■ C experiment ■ 8 A comfortably ■ B comfortably ■ C comfortably ■ 9 A impatient ■ B impatient ■ C impatient ■ 10 A disconnect ■ B disconnect ■ C disconnect ■ 10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50 9 We had a lot of _____ with the traffic and got there early. A luck ■ B lucky ■ C luckily ■ 10 I dropped my glass on the carpet, but _____ it was empty. A fortune ■ B fortunate ■ C fortunately ■ c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with words about electronic devices. Example: Your music is too loud! Use your ______. A headphones ■✓ B speakers ■ C keyboard ■ 11 Where’s the ______ control for the TV? A socket ■ B remote ■ C keyboard ■ 12 This memory _____ has all my work on it. A stick ■ B socket ■ C switch ■ 13 We need a longer USB _____. A socket ■ B mouse ■ C cable ■ 14 You need an adaptor because the _____ are different in this country. A sockets ■ B cables ■ C switches ■ 15 Where is the off _____ on this DVD player? A plug ■ B button ■ C cable ■ d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with phrasal verbs. 16 It’s time for bed. Can you _____ the TV? A switch on ■ B switch over ■ C switch off ■ 17 Could you _____ this hairdryer in for me, please? A unplug ■ B plug ■ C switch ■ 18 I’m trying to sleep! Turn that radio _____! A down ■ B up ■ C on ■ 19 I’ve finished using this laptop. Shall I _____? A switch it off ■ B switch off it ■ C switch it on ■ 20 I was late because I forgot to _____ the alarm on my phone. A turn ■ B switch ■ C set ■ 20