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OFFICIAL WRITTEN LANGUAGE (O.W.L)

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1Who [blank_start]reads[blank_end] a book in the park every morning?
1. Areads
2. Bdid
3. Cdo
4. Ddoes
5. Eread
2What [blank_start]does[blank_end] Lisa read every morning?
1. Adoes
2. Bdo
3. Chave
4. Dshe
3What [blank_start]do[blank_end] Tom and Jerry clean after school?
1. Ado
2. Bdoes
3. Chave
4. Dthey
4Who [blank_start]studies[blank_end] English at ACAPUN Institute?
1. Astudies
2. Bdid
3. Cdoes
4. Ddo
5Who [blank_start]plays[blank_end] soccer in the park on weekends?
1. Aplays
2. Bplay
3. Cdo
4. Ddoes
6When do your parents [blank_start]watch[blank_end] the news?
1. Awatch
2. Bwatches
3. Cwatched
7What does Emily [blank_start]drink[blank_end] every morning?
1. Adrink
2. Bdrinks
3. Cdrank
4. Ddranked
8Where does the dog [blank_start]sleep[blank_end] during the day?
1. Asleep
2. Bsleeps
3. Cslept
4. Dslap
9Who [blank_start]plays[blank_end] the guitar in his room?
1. Aplays
2. Bplay
3. Cplayed
4. Ddoes he
10When does Peter [blank_start]go[blank_end] to the gym?
1. Ago
2. Bgoes
3. Cwent

11What did Maria [blank_start]cook[blank_end] for dinner?
1. Acook
2. Bcooked
12Who [blank_start]cooked[blank_end] pasta for dinner?
1. Acooked
2. Bcook
3. Cdo
13Who [blank_start]watched[blank_end] a movie last night?
1. Awatched
2. Bwatch
3. Cwatches
4. Ddoes
14When did Sarah visit [blank_start]her[blank_end] grandmother?
1. Aher
2. Bhis
3. Ctheir
4. Dour
15Who [blank_start]studied[blank_end] English last Monday?
1. Astudied
2. Bstudy
3. Cdoes
4. Ddo
16She [blank_start]ate[blank_end] pizza for dinner.
1. Aate
2. Beat
3. Ceaten
17He [blank_start]went[blank_end] to the library yesterday.
1. Awent
2. Bgo
3. Cgone
4. Dgoes
18They [blank_start]took[blank_end] a lot of photos at the party.
1. Atook
2. Btooked
3. Ctaken
19We [blank_start]saw[blank_end] a shooting star last night.
1. Asaw
2. Bsee
3. Cseen
20I wrote a letter to [blank_start]my[blank_end] cousin.
1. Amy
2. Bmine
21The baby [blank_start]slept[blank_end] for eight hours.
1. Aslept
2. Bsleep
22Mark [blank_start]drove[blank_end] his car to the beach.
1. Adrove
2. Bdrive
3. Cdriven
23Julia [blank_start]spoke[blank_end] to the teacher after class.
1. Aspoke
2. Bspeak
3. Cspoken
24The boys [blank_start]ran[blank_end] to catch the bus
1. Aran
2. Bruns
3. Crunning
25My father [blank_start]bought[blank_end] a new phone last week.
1. Abought
2. Bbuy
3. Cboughts
26I live [blank_start]in[blank_end] Chicago.
1. Ain
2. Bon
3. Cat
27He was born [blank_start]in[blank_end] December
1. Ain
2. Bon
3. Cat
28I saw him [blank_start]at[blank_end] the party last night.
1. Aat
2. Bin
3. Con
29We are going to meet [blank_start]at[blank_end] 5 o’clock.
1. Aat
2. Bin
3. Con
30There’s a pencil [blank_start]in[blank_end] my backpack.
1. Ain
2. Bon
3. Cat
31The picture is hanging [blank_start]on[blank_end] the wall.
1. Aon
2. Bin
3. Cat
32She [blank_start]is[blank_end] studying for her exam.
1. Ais
2. Bare
3. Cam
33It is [blank_start]raining[blank_end] outside.
1. Araining
2. Brainning
3. Crained
34The students are doing [blank_start]their[blank_end] homework now.
1. Atheir
2. Bhis
3. Cher
35My mom is [blank_start]cooking[blank_end] in the kitchen.
1. Acooking
2. Bcooks
3. Ccooked
36We are eating dinner [blank_start]at[blank_end] the moment.
1. Aat
2. Bin
3. Con
37He is talking [blank_start]on[blank_end] the phone.
1. Aon
2. Bin
3. Cat
38You are [blank_start]reading[blank_end] a very interesting book.
1. Areading
2. Breads
3. Cread
39She is listening to music with [blank_start]her[blank_end] headphones
1. Aher
2. Bhis
3. Ctheirs
40I am watching [blank_start]a[blank_end] movie right now.
1. Aa
2. Ban
41There [blank_start]is[blank_end] a cat on the roof.
1. Ais
2. Bare
42There [blank_start]is a[blank_end] book on the table.
1. Ais a
2. Bis an
3. Care a
4. Dare an
43There [blank_start]is a[blank_end] student waiting outside.
1. Ais a
2. Bis an
3. Care a
4. Dare an
44There [blank_start]are many[blank_end] people in the room.
1. Aare many
2. Bis many
3. Care much
4. Dis much
45There [blank_start]are[blank_end] two cars in the garage.
1. Aare
2. Bis
46There [blank_start]was a[blank_end] spider in the bathroom
1. Awas a
2. Bwas an
3. Cwere a
4. Dwere an
47There [blank_start]were many[blank_end] students in class.
1. Awere many
2. Bwere much
3. Cwas many
4. Dwas much
48There [blank_start]were some[blank_end] problems with the internet.
1. Awere some
2. Bwas any
49There [blank_start]was a[blank_end] movie on TV yesterday.
1. Awas a
2. Bwas an
3. Cwere a
4. Dwere an
50There are some [blank_start]apples in[blank_end] the basket.
1. Aapples in
2. Bapple in
3. Capple at
4. Dapples at
51There isn’t [blank_start]much[blank_end] water in the bottle.
1. Amuch
2. Bmany
52She doesn’t [blank_start]have much[blank_end] time to study
1. Ahave much
2. Bhas much
3. Chave many
4. Dhas many
53Is there [blank_start]much[blank_end] sugar in the cake?
1. Amuch
2. Bmany
54We didn’t [blank_start]spend much[blank_end] money at the mall.
1. Aspend much
2. Bspent much
3. Cspend many
4. Dspent many
55He doesn’t [blank_start]eat much[blank_end] rice.
1. Aeat much
2. Beats much
3. Cate many
4. Deat many
56How [blank_start]much[blank_end] milk do you need?
1. Amuch
2. Bmany
57There [blank_start]are many[blank_end] students in the classroom
1. Aare many
2. Bis many
3. Care much
4. Dis much
58She [blank_start]has many[blank_end] books on her shelf.
1. Ahas many
2. Bhave many
3. Chas much
4. Dhave much
59He [blank_start]has many[blank_end] friends in New York
1. Ahas many
2. Bhas much
3. Chave many
4. Dhave much
60How [blank_start]much[blank_end] water do you drink every day?
1. Amuch
2. Bmany
61How [blank_start]many[blank_end] books did you read last month?
1. Amany
2. Bmuch
62How [blank_start]many[blank_end] questions are on the test?
1. Amany
2. Bmuch
63How [blank_start]much[blank_end] is this book?
1. Amuch
2. Bmany
64How much [blank_start]does[blank_end] a coffee cost at that place?
1. Adoes
2. Bdo
65How much [blank_start]did[blank_end] the laptop cost?
1. Adid
2. Bdo
66How much [blank_start]did[blank_end] it cost to fix your car?
1. Adid
2. Bdo
67[blank_start]It[blank_end] is raining outside.
1. AIt
2. Bshe
3. Che
4. Dthey
68[blank_start]It[blank_end] is sunny this afternoon.
1. AIt
2. Bshe
3. Che
4. Dthey
69[blank_start]It is[blank_end] important to study every day.
1. AIt is
2. Bhe is
3. Cthey are
70[blank_start]It is not[blank_end] easy to learn a new language.
1. AIt is not
2. Bhe is not
3. Cshe is not
4. Dthey are not
71I [blank_start]will study[blank_end] for the test tomorrow.
1. Awill study
2. Bwill studying
3. Cwill studied
72They [blank_start]will help[blank_end] us with the project.
1. Awill help
2. Bwill helped
3. Cwill helping
73He [blank_start]will arrive[blank_end] at 7 p.m.
1. Awill arrive
2. Bwill arrives
3. Cwill arrove
74He [blank_start]won’t eat[blank_end] vegetables.
1. Awon’t eat
2. Bwon't ate
3. Cwon't eats
75[blank_start]Will[blank_end] you come to the meeting?
1. AWill
2. Bare
3. Cwere
76[blank_start]Will[blank_end] he visit his parents next weekend?
1. AWill
2. Bis
3. Cwas
77Will [blank_start]it[blank_end] rain tomorrow?
1. Ait
2. Bhe
3. Cshe
4. Dthey
78I’m [blank_start]going to visit[blank_end] my grandma this weekend.
1. Agoing to visit
2. Bgoing to viting
3. Cgoing to visited
79I’m not going to [blank_start]eat[blank_end] fast food today.
1. Aeat
2. Beats
3. Ceating
4. Date
80Are you going to visit [blank_start]your[blank_end] family?
1. Ayour
2. Bmine
3. CVictor
81Are they going to move to [blank_start]another[blank_end] city?
1. Aanother
2. Bothe
3. Cthe other
82We’re not going to [blank_start]buy[blank_end] that car.
1. Abuy
2. Bbuys
3. Cbought
83You like pizza, [blank_start]don’t you?[blank_end]
1. Adon’t you?
2. Bdoesn't you?
3. Cdo you?
4. Ddidn't he?
84He lives in Chicago, [blank_start]doesn’t he?[blank_end]
1. Adoesn’t he?
2. Bdoes he?
3. Cdo they?
4. Ddidn't he?
85She studies English every day, [blank_start]doesn’t she?[blank_end]
1. Adoesn’t she?
2. Bdoes she
3. Cdo they?
4. Ddon't she?
86You went to the party, [blank_start]didn’t you?[blank_end]
1. Adidn’t you?
2. Bdoesn't you?
3. Cdid you?
4. Ddo you?
87She saw the movie, [blank_start]didn’t she?[blank_end]
1. Adidn’t she?
2. Bdid she?
3. Cdoesn't she?
88They finished the test, [blank_start]didn’t they?[blank_end]
1. Adidn’t they?
2. Bdid they?
3. Cdo they?
4. Ddon't they?
89You will come tomorrow, [blank_start]won’t you?[blank_end]
1. Awon’t you?
2. Bwill you?
90I am late, [blank_start]aren’t I?[blank_end]
1. Aaren’t I?
2. Bdon't I?
3. Cam not I?
4. Damn't I?
91He is at school, [blank_start]isn’t he?[blank_end]
1. Aisn’t he?
2. Bis he?
3. Cdoesn't he?
4. Ddoes he?
92You are going to study, [blank_start]aren’t you?[blank_end]
1. Aaren’t you?
2. Bare you?
93They are going to travel next week, [blank_start]aren’t they?[blank_end]
1. Aaren’t they?
2. Bare they?
3. Cdon't they?
4. Ddidn't they?
94He doesn’t like coffee, [blank_start]does he?[blank_end]
1. Adoes he?
2. Bdoesn't he?
3. Cdo they?
95We aren’t late, [blank_start]are we?[blank_end]
1. Aare we?
2. Baren't we?
3. Cdon't we?
4. Ddidn't we?
96She [blank_start]is[blank_end] going to cook dinner, isn’t she?
1. Ais
2. Bisn't
3. Cdoesn't
97He [blank_start]is[blank_end] at school, isn’t he?
1. Ais
2. Bisn't
98This is [blank_start]Maria’s[blank_end] phone.
1. AMaria’s
2. BMaria'
3. CMariases'
99The dogs’ toys [blank_start]are[blank_end] in the box
1. Aare
2. Bis
3. Cwas
100My [blank_start]brother’s[blank_end] car is very old.
1. Abrother’s
2. Bbrother'
101That is the [blank_start]children’s[blank_end] playground.
1. Achildren’s
2. Bchildrens'
102We went to [blank_start]Alex’s[blank_end] birthday party.
1. AAlex’s
2. BAlex'
103Maria is going to a party with Andrea.
She is going to a party with [blank_start]her[blank_end].
1. Aher
2. Bhis
3. Ctheir
104John is helping his brother.
He is helping [blank_start]him[blank_end].
1. Ahim
2. Bhis
3. Cours
4. Dhe
5. Eher
105My parents are waiting for my sister and [blank_start]I[blank_end].
1. AI
2. Bme
106I saw Daniel and Laura at the store.
I saw [blank_start]them[blank_end] at the store
1. Athem
2. Bthey
3. Cher
107We invited Tom to the wedding.
We invited [blank_start]him[blank_end] to the wedding.
1. Ahim
2. Bhe
3. Chis
4. Dthem
108The kids are playing with the dog.
They are playing with [blank_start]it[blank_end].
1. Ait
2. Bhe
3. Chim
4. Dhers
109They sent an email to my teacher.
They sent an email to [blank_start]her[blank_end].
1. Aher
2. Bhis
3. Cmine
110I cut my finger while cooking.
I cut [blank_start]myself[blank_end] while cooking.
1. Amyself
2. Bhimself
3. Courselves
4. Dtheirselves
111He introduced John at the meeting.
He introduced [blank_start]himself[blank_end] at the meeting.
1. Ahim
2. Bhis
3. Cherself
4. Dtheirselves
112She blamed her for the mistake.
She blamed [blank_start]herself[blank_end] for the mistake.
1. Aherself
2. Bhiself
3. Chers
113I don’t have [blank_start]any[blank_end] money
1. Aany
2. Bsome
114He didn’t eat [blank_start]any[blank_end] vegetables.
1. Aany
2. Bsome
115We don’t have [blank_start]any[blank_end] homework today.
1. Aany
2. Bsome
116They brought [blank_start]some[blank_end] sandwiches for lunch.
1. Asome
2. Bany
117I have [blank_start]some[blank_end] friends in Chicago
1. Asome
2. Bany
118We need [blank_start]some[blank_end] water for the trip.
1. Asome
2. Bany
119[blank_start]Are[blank_end] there any questions?
1. Aare
2. Bis
120[blank_start]Which[blank_end] movie do you want to watch
1. AWhich
2. BWho
3. CWhat
121[blank_start]Which[blank_end] dress did you buy?
1. AWhich
2. BWhere
3. CWho
122Which class are you [blank_start]going to[blank_end] take next semester?
1. Agoing to
2. Bwill
123Whose phone [blank_start]do[blank_end] you have?
1. Ado
2. Bdoes
124What kind of music do you [blank_start]like[blank_end]?
1. Alike
2. Blikes
3. Cliked
125What kind of present [blank_start]will[blank_end] you give him?
1. Awill
2. Bgoing to
126She [blank_start]has eaten[blank_end] breakfast already.
1. Ahas eaten
2. Bhave eaten
3. Chas ate
4. Deats
127I [blank_start]have finished[blank_end] my homework
1. Ahave finished
2. Bhas finished
3. Cfinish
4. Dhave finish
128They [blank_start]have traveled[blank_end] to Spain
1. Ahave traveled
2. Bhas traveled
3. Chave travel
4. Dtraveled
129He [blank_start]has broken[blank_end] his phone
1. Ahas broken
2. Bhave broken
3. Chas broke
4. Dbreaks
130I [blank_start]have never been[blank_end] to Canada
1. Ahave never been
2. Bhas never been
3. Cam never been
131She [blank_start]has written[blank_end] three books.
1. Ahas written
2. Bhave written
3. Chas wrote
4. Dwrites
132We [blank_start]have seen[blank_end] that movie before
1. Ahave seen
2. Bhas seen
3. Chave saw
4. Dsee
133The house is tall but the two story house is taller than the house and the building is?
1. AThe Tallest
2. Ba Building
3. CThree story house
134She [blank_start]had already left[blank_end] when I arrived.
1. Ahad already left
2. Bhave already left
3. Calready had left
135They [blank_start]had finished[blank_end] dinner before the guests came
1. Ahad finished
2. Bhad finish
3. Chas finished
136He [blank_start]had worked[blank_end] in that company for five years before quitting
1. Ahad worked
2. Bhave worked
3. Chad work
137The baby [blank_start]had fallen[blank_end] asleep when the fireworks started
1. Ahad fallen
2. Bhave fallen
3. Chad fall
138She [blank_start]will have finished[blank_end] the project by tomorrow
1. Awill have finished
2. Bwill has finished
3. Cwill have finish
139I [blank_start]will have eaten[blank_end] dinner by 8 p.m
1. Awill have eaten
2. Bwill has eaten
3. Cwill be eaten
140By next month, I [blank_start]will have completed[blank_end] my training
1. Awill have completed
2. Bwill have complete
141We [blank_start]will have saved[blank_end] enough money by December
1. Awill have saved
2. Bwill have saving
3. Cwill have save
142I will [blank_start]pay for[blank_end] the tickets
1. Apay for
2. Bpay
3. Cpay to
143Did you [blank_start]pay for[blank_end] the pizza?
1. Apay for
2. Bpay
3. Cpayed
144He [blank_start]paid[blank_end] $100 for the shoes.
1. Apaid
2. Bpay
3. Cpay for
145We have to [blank_start]pay[blank_end] the rent tomorrow.
1. Apay
2. Bpay for
146They didn’t [blank_start]pay for[blank_end] the damage.
1. Apay for
2. Bpay
3. Cpaid
147Who [blank_start]paid[blank_end] the bill?
1. Apaid
2. Bpay
3. Cpay for
148I [blank_start]have to[blank_end] study for the exam
1. Ahave to
2. Bhas to
3. Chave study
149She [blank_start]has to[blank_end] wake up early tomorrow
1. Ahas to
2. Bhave to
150Do they [blank_start]have to[blank_end] bring their books?
1. Ahave to
2. Bhas to
3. Chad to
151We don’t [blank_start]have to[blank_end] go if we don’t want to.
1. Ahave to
2. Bhas to
3. Chad to
152Did he [blank_start]have to[blank_end] pay a fine?
1. Ahave to
2. Bhas to
3. Chad to
153She gave [blank_start]her brother a book.[blank_end]
1. Aher brother a book.
2. Bto her brother a book.
3. Cher a brother book.
154I sent [blank_start]my mom a postcard from Paris.[blank_end]
1. Amy mom a postcard from Paris.
2. Bto my mom a postcard from Paris
3. Cmy postcard a mom from Paris
155Can you [blank_start]lend me your pencil?[blank_end]
1. Alend me your pencil?
2. Bend to me your pencil?
3. Clend your pencil me?
156I told [blank_start]my friend the truth.[blank_end]
1. Amy friend the truth.
2. Bto my friend the truth.
157We brought [blank_start]the kids some snacks.[blank_end]
1. Athe kids some snacks.
2. Bto the kids some snacks.
158He wrote [blank_start]his girlfriend a love letter.[blank_end]
1. Ahis girlfriend a love letter.
2. Bto his girlfriend a love letter.
3. Chis girlfriend letter love.
159How long [blank_start]do you stay[blank_end] at the gym every day?
1. Ado you stay
2. Bdid you stay
3. Cdid you stayed
160How long [blank_start]does she work[blank_end] on Saturdays?
1. Adoes she work
2. Bdid she worked
161How long [blank_start]did you live[blank_end] in Miami?
1. Adid you live
2. Bdid you lived
3. Cdo you live
162How long ago [blank_start]did you graduate[blank_end]?
1. Adid you graduate
2. Bdid you graduated
3. Cdo you graduate
163How long ago [blank_start]did she start[blank_end] working here?
1. Adid she start
2. Bdo you started
3. Cdoes she start
164How late [blank_start]did he come[blank_end] home?
1. Adid he come
2. Bdid he came
165How late [blank_start]does[blank_end] the supermarket stay open?
1. Adoes
2. Bdo
166How late [blank_start]do[blank_end] the buses run?
1. Ado
2. Bdoes
167I need [blank_start]another[blank_end] chair for the table
1. Aanother
2. Bothers
3. Cthe other
4. Dother
168Some people left, but [blank_start]others[blank_end] stayed
1. Aothers
2. Banother
3. Cother
4. Dthe other
169I don’t like this book. Do you have [blank_start]another[blank_end] one?
1. Aanother
2. Bothers
3. Cthe other
4. Dother
170I took one pen and she took [blank_start]the other.[blank_end]
1. Athe other
2. Btook other
3. Ctook others
171One car is red. [blank_start]The other[blank_end] is blue
1. AThe other
2. Bothers
3. Canother
4. Dother
172Some students are outside. [blank_start]Others[blank_end] are in the classroom
1. Aothers
2. Bother
3. Canother
4. Dthe other
173He invited two friends. One came, [blank_start]the other[blank_end] didn’t.
1. Athe other
2. Banother
3. Cothers
4. Dother
174She is as [blank_start]tall[blank_end] as her brother.
1. Atall
2. Btaller
3. Ctallest
175He worked as [blank_start]hard[blank_end] as he could.
1. Ahard
2. Bharder
3. Chardest
176This soup tastes as [blank_start]good[blank_end] as my mom’s.
1. Agood
2. Bgooder
3. Cgoodest
177My backpack isn’t as [blank_start]heavy[blank_end] as yours.
1. Aheavy
2. Bheavier
3. Cheaviest
178This phone is as [blank_start]expensive[blank_end] as the other one.
1. Aexpensive
2. Bexpensiver
3. Cexpensiest
179I think I know [blank_start]something[blank_end] about this topic.
1. Asomething
2. Banyone
3. Csomewhere
4. Dsomeone
180Do you know [blank_start]someone[blank_end] who can help us with this project?
1. Asomeone
2. Bsomething
3. Csomewhere
4. Danything
181She knows [blank_start]something[blank_end] interesting about ancient Egypt.
1. Asomething
2. Bsomeone
3. Csomewhere
4. Dsomeone else
182They know [blank_start]someone[blank_end] who works at the embassy
1. Asomeone
2. Bsomething
3. Csomeplace
4. Dnothing
183That man is a neighbor [blank_start]of mine[blank_end].
1. Aof mine
2. Bof me
3. Cof my
4. Dmine of
184Is she a relative [blank_start]of yours[blank_end]?
1. Aof yours
2. Byou of
3. Cof your
4. Dof you
185They introduced me to a teacher [blank_start]of theirs[blank_end]
1. Aof theirs
2. Bof them
3. Cof their
4. Dtheir of
186I met a friend [blank_start]of yours[blank_end] at the gym yesterday
1. Aof yours
2. Bof you
3. Cof your
4. Dyour of
187That’s a photo of a cousin [blank_start]of his[blank_end]
1. Aof his
2. Bhis of
3. Cof him
188This is a student [blank_start]of ours[blank_end] who needs extra help.
1. Aof ours
2. Bof us
3. Cof our
189She’s a close friend [blank_start]of hers[blank_end]
1. Aof hers
2. Bof her
3. Chers
190Select the corresponding option from the drop-down menu
1. AIn
2. Bon
3. Cat
191Choose the appropriate interrogative word.
1. AWhere
2. BWhat
3. CWhen
192Choose the appropriate interrogative word
1. AWhen
2. BWhere
3. CWhy
193Select the corresponding option from the drop-down menu
1. AOn
2. BIn
3. CAt
194Select the corresponding option from the drop-down menu
1. AOn
2. BIn
3. CAt
195Choose the appropriate interrogative word
1. AWho
2. BWhy
3. CWhere
196Choose the appropriate interrogative word
1. AWho
2. BWhat
3. CWhy
197Choose the appropriate interrogative word
1. AWhere
2. BWhen
3. CWho
198Choose the appropriate interrogative word
1. AWho
2. BWhy
3. CWhen
199Select the corresponding option from the drop-down menu
1. Aan
2. Ba
3. Capple
4. Dpineapple
5. Eteeth
6. Ftooth
200Look at each picture and choose the correct preposition from the dropdown menu to describe the position of the ball.
1. AIn
2. BBelow
3. COn
4. DAbove

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OFFICIAL WRITTEN LANGUAGE (O.W.L)

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