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- 1. 1English File Upper-intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014 NAME CLASS 10 Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Upper-intermediate 17 I’ve always wanted to do a cruise down _____. A River Nile ■ B the River Nile ■ C a River Nile ■ 18 I’m sorry to hear your mother is in _____. Is she feeling better now? A hospital ■ B the hospital ■ C a hospital ■ 19 I keep going _____ too late, that’s why I’m so tired. A to the bed ■ B to my bed ■ C to bed ■ 20 I’m not really interested in _____. A politics ■ B the politics ■ C a politics ■ 20 VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) the correct word, A, B, or C. Example: the study of how we inherit characteristics. A physics ■ B genetics ■✓ C chemistry ■ 1 the finding of something natural for the first time A invention ■ B research ■ C discovery ■ 2 putting blood from one living thing into another A radiation ■ B operation ■ C transfusion ■ 3 testing new drugs on people before they are sold to the public A clinical trials ■ B clinical experiments ■ C clinical research ■ 4 the undesirable results of using a drug to treat a medical condition A guinea pigs ■ B side effects ■ C pharmaceutical trials ■ 5 a chemical which stops feelings A nuclear ■ B fatal ■ C anaesthetic ■ 6 a type of gas A lead ■ B nitrogen ■ C polio ■ 7 someone who gives part of their body to be used in someone else’s body A volunteer ■ B guinea pig ■ C donor ■ 8 to take air or gas into your body A exhale ■ B inhale ■ C inspire ■ 9 an illness you can get from a mosquito A tuberculosis ■ B malaria ■ C polio ■ 10 an idea A test ■ B theory ■ C discovery ■ GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: We’ve just bought a dog and a cat. _____ is called Ben. A The dog ■✓ B A dog ■ C Dog ■ 1 _____ interested in the festival, so you can have the tickets. A None of us are ■ B None is ■ C No-one of us is ■ 2 Mark _____ swims nor runs – he doesn’t do any exercise at all. A either ■ B neither ■ C both ■ 3 You can have _____ you want to eat and it doesn’t cost anything. A anything ■ B nothing ■ C all things ■ 4 _____ in the painting class is really nice. A All ■ B Everybody ■ C All the people ■ 5 Helen and Alice _____ play badminton very well. A either ■ B neither ■ C both ■ 6 He’s eaten _____! A all ■ B all of the biscuits ■ C all biscuits ■ 7 I’ve got _____ work to do this morning! A none ■ B no ■ C any ■ 8 A Is there coffee left? B No, there _____. A is no ■ B isn’t any ■ C isn’t none ■ 9 I’m hoping to study _____ Geology or Engineering at university. A neither ■ B both ■ C either ■ 10 _____ Andes is the highest mountain range in South America. A The ■ B Some ■ C (–) ■ 11 _____ is one of the easiest materials to recycle. A Paper ■ B The paper ■ C A Paper ■ 12 My ex-boss has been sent to _____ for fraud. A a prison ■ B the prison ■ C prison ■ 13 I’m going to _____ on a work trip. A the Czech Republic ■ B a Czech Republic ■ C Czech Republic ■ 14 I went to _____ to see an exhibition of old manuscripts. A a university ■ B the university ■ C university ■ 15 _____ make very good pets because they’re so loyal. A Dogs ■ B The dogs ■ C A dog ■ 16 You need to turn left and go down _____. A the Queen Street ■ B a Queen Street ■ C Queen Street ■
- 2. 2English File Upper-intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014 NAME CLASS 10 Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Upper-intermediate PRONUNCIATION a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A cathedral ■✓ B temple ■ C centre ■ 1 A genes ■ B genetics ■ C geneticist ■ 2 A geography ■ B geographic ■ C geographer ■ 3 A transfusion ■ B explosion ■ C poisoning ■ 4 A physicist ■ B physics ■ C physical ■ 5 A prove ■ B discover ■ C polluted ■ b Which is the correctly stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A neighbourhood ■ B neighbourhood ■ C neighbourhood ■✓ 6 A scientist ■ B scientist ■ C scientist ■ 7 A biologist ■ B biologist ■ C biologist ■ 8 A geneticist ■ B geneticist ■ C geneticist ■ 9 A experiment ■ B experiment ■ C experiment ■ 10 A pharmaceutical ■ B pharmaceutical ■ C pharmaceutical ■ 10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50 b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: There were some odds and _____ in the garage that I didn’t want to throw out. A ends ■✓ B bits ■ C pieces ■ 11 Sooner or _____ you’ll realize you’ve made the wrong decision. A never ■ B later ■ C less ■ 12 I’m looking for a good _____ for a couple of nights. A breakfast and bed ■ B room and breakfast ■ C bed and breakfast ■ 13 I’m really sick and _____ of never having enough money. A fed up ■ B bored ■ C tired ■ 14 We have plenty of ups and _____ in our relationship, but we’re still together. A lows ■ B downs ■ C highs ■ 15 The park near my house is a lovely place to get some _____. A peace and quiet ■ B quiet or peace ■ C quiet and peace ■ 16 I like my job on the whole, but _____ I wonder if I should look for a new one. A now or again ■ B now and again ■ C again and now ■ 17 I have to ask her out today – it’s now or _____. A later ■ B never ■ C nothing ■ 18 I found some interesting _____ in the attic that belonged to my grandparents. A pieces and bits ■ B pieces or bits ■ C bits and pieces ■ 19 The children were missing for six hours but turned up safe and _____. A sound ■ B well ■ C alive ■ 20 You can’t have everything your way. Life is all about give and _____. A allow ■ B let ■ C take ■ 20