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9 Quick Test: Grammar Tick ( ) A, B, or C To Complete The Sentences

This document appears to be an English grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation test consisting of 50 total multiple choice questions across 3 sections. The grammar section contains 20 questions testing parts of speech, tenses, and other grammatical concepts. The vocabulary section has 20 questions testing word meanings and commonly used phrases. The final pronunciation section contains 10 questions assessing stress patterns and distinguishing different vowel and consonant sounds in words. The test-taker is asked to complete their name and class at the top and select the best answer for each question by ticking the box next to option A, B, or C.

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9 Quick Test: Grammar Tick ( ) A, B, or C To Complete The Sentences

This document appears to be an English grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation test consisting of 50 total multiple choice questions across 3 sections. The grammar section contains 20 questions testing parts of speech, tenses, and other grammatical concepts. The vocabulary section has 20 questions testing word meanings and commonly used phrases. The final pronunciation section contains 10 questions assessing stress patterns and distinguishing different vowel and consonant sounds in words. The test-taker is asked to complete their name and class at the top and select the best answer for each question by ticking the box next to option A, B, or C.

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Name ____________________________

Class ____________________________

9 Quick Test
GRAMMAR

Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences.


Example: I ________ in a hotel on holidays.
A stay    B stays      C am stay     
1 Are they ________ pasta?
A eat      B eating      C to eat     
2 Where is your sister ________ now?
A live      B lived      C living     
3 Alice ________ computer games in her room.
A play      B playing      C is playing     
4 A Are you watching TV?
B No, I’m not. I ________.
A is working      B work      C am working     
5 A Is it snowing there?
B No. It never ________ here in Cairo.
A is snowing      B snows      C is snow     
6 What music ________?
A are you listening to      B are you listen to      C you listening to     
7 A Are you in the office?
B No, I ________ from home today.
A ʼm working      B working      C work     
8 She ________ a really nice coat today.
A is wearing      B was wear      C wearing     
9 Does John ________ to the beach in the summer?
A go      B goes      C going     
10 ________ anything important now?
A Do you do      B Is you doing      C Are you doing     
11 You ________ to me!
A not are listening      B are not listening      C are not listen     
12 ________ going to the concert with you?
A Are they      B They are      C Do they     
13 Do you ________ a foreign language?
A to speak      B speaking      C speak     
14 Oh, no. It’s ________. We can’t go to the park.
A rain      B rains      C raining     
15 She doesn’t usually ________ tomatoes.
A eat      B to eat      C eating     
16 Sandy always ________ at six.
A gets up      B getting up      C up get     
17 My wife and I ________ Chinese food on Fridays.
A having      B are having      C have     
18 My family ________ me in the city this week.
A is visit      B to visit      C is visiting     
19 ________ in the evenings?
A Do you study      B Do you studying      C Does you study     
20 He ________ to work today.
A isn’t drive      B is drive      C is driving     
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Name ____________________________
Class ____________________________

9 Quick Test
VOCABULARY

a Tick () the correct word A, B, or C.


Example: My sister loves ________ shoes.
A buying    B shopping      C paying     
1 I don’t like ________ housework. Do you?
A making      B doing      C having     
2 Dina gets the ________ to work every day.
A car      B bus      C bicycle     
3 Some students wear a ________ to school.
A trousers      B shoes      C uniform     
4 There is always a lot of ________ in my city.
A traffic      B bus stop      C trains     
5 A Do you want to eat ________?
B In the garden? Yes, please!
A inside      B there      C outside     
6 We don’t usually ________ cereal in the morning.
A eat      B drink      C make     
7 A Are you ________ to me?
B Yes, I am.
A looking      B waiting      C talking     
8 A Where do you ________?
B In a school.
A work      B travel      C live     
9 A Are you OK?
B No, I’m not! I’m ________ with my boss!
A angry      B hard      C surprised     
10 Jack starts at 8.00 and ________ at 5.00.
A travels      B waits      C finishes     

b Tick () the word or phrase that goes with the bold word A, B, or C.
Example: go A an email      B to work    C a sport     
11 airport A bus stop      B passport control      C house     
12 dress A shoes      B suit      C skirt     
13 make A dinner      B homework      C traffic     
14 hotel A finish      B check in      C buy     
15 taxi A airport      B train      C car     
16 tomorrow A Sunday      B today      C next week     
17 boss A office      B bedroom      C kitchen     
18 kitchen A party      B money      C dishes     
19 suit A shirt      B jeans      C T-shirt     
20 waiter A oven      B restaurant      C office     
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Name ____________________________
Class ____________________________

9 Quick Test
PRONUNCIATION

a Which word has a different sound? Tick () A, B, or C.


Example: A camping      B chatting      C watching   
1 A bird      B shirt      C repair     
2 A jeans      B suit      C sweater     
3 A week      B clean      C egg     
4 A breakfast      B meeting      C dress     
5 A hair      B wear      C hard     

b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick () A, B, or C.


Example: A bas|ket|ball    B bas|ket|ball      C bas|ket|ball     
6 A in|spec|tion      B in|spec|tion      C in|spec|tion     
7 A tra|ve|lling      B tra|ve|lling      C tra|ve|lling     
8 A u|ni|form      B u|ni|form      C u|ni|form     
9 A ex|pe|ri|ence      B ex|pe|ri|ence      C ex|pe|ri|ence     
10 A a|ssis|tant      B a|ssis|tant      C a|ssis|tant     
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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50

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