English test

1. 1Which of the following greetings is formal?

   1. AGood morning, Mr. Smith
   2. BHi, Fred
   3. CGood morning, Alice.
   4. DWhat’s up?
2. 2Which of the following introductions is informal?

   1. AIt’s a pleasure to meet you
   2. BMay I introduce you to Ms Granger?
   3. CThis is Harry
   4. DPleased to meet you
3. 3Which of the following statements is correct?

   1. AFirst impressions do not matter much.
   2. BFirst impressions are formed over time
   3. CFirst impressions are made in a matter of seconds
   4. DBody language is not important when making first impressions.
4. 4Which of the following is not a farewell expression?

   1. AYou will always be welcome
   2. BWelcome, Mr Peters.
   3. CWe look forward to your next visit
   4. DHave a good day.
5. 5Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: We’ll see you …Monday May 16th.

   1. AOn
   2. BIn
   3. CAt
   4. DFor
6. 6Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: Are you open … August or are you on holiday?

   1. AOn
   2. BIn
   3. CAt
   4. DFor
7. 7Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: We don’t close for summer holidays, we only close … Christmas.

   1. AAt
   2. BOn
   3. CIn
   4. DUntil
8. 8Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: I’m afraid Dr Peterson is away. She will be back …. two weeks.

   1. AAt
   2. BOn
   3. CIn
   4. DUntil
9. 9Which of the following is not a good piece of advice to make a good impression?

   1. AMake sure you greet the other person with a smile.
   2. BBe polite and courteous.
   3. CDon’t smile; people will trust you more if you look serious and professional.
   4. DPay attention to your body language
10. 10Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AWe’ll see you again next week.
    2. BWe’ll see you again in a week.
    3. CWe’ll see you again in next week.
    4. DAll the sentences are incorrect.

11. 11Right after waking up you usually…

    1. AGo to bed
    2. BDo homework
    3. CGet up
    4. DGo home
12. 12Which part of speech is used to replace nouns?

    1. APronouns
    2. BNames
    3. CAdverbs
    4. DPrepositions
13. 13Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AShe often goes to the gym. She enjoys being fit.
    2. BShe never go to the gym. She enjoys being fit.
    3. CShe always goes to the gym. She enjoy being fit.
    4. DShe rarely go to the gym. She enjoy being fit.
14. 14Choose the right option to complete the sentence: Peter is always losing things. Now, he can’t find … laptop!

    1. AHer
    2. BIts
    3. CHim
    4. DHis
15. 15Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. ADoesn’t she like working as a medical assistant?
    2. BDoes she like working as a medical assistant?
    3. CShe does not like working as a medical assistant
    4. DShe does like not working as a medical assistant
16. 16Which of the following is not a use of the present simple?

    1. AExclamations with “here” and “there”.
    2. BExpressing plans for the future.
    3. CNewspapers headlines.
    4. DGiving orders.
17. 17Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AWhat time does the nursery open?
    2. BWhat time do the nursery open?
    3. CWhat time the nursery does open?
    4. DWhat time the nursery do open?
18. 18Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AI always go to the gym before breakfast
    2. BYou hardly go to the dentist. That is not good.
    3. CUsually, I have lunch at home
    4. DI often am worried about exam results.
19. 19I go swimming on Monday and Wednesday every week. That means that…

    1. AI go swimming three times a week
    2. BI go swimming twice a week
    3. CNone of the options is correct.
    4. DBoth options are correct
20. 20Which of the following adverbs is used to express that something happens frequently?

    1. ARarely
    2. BOften
    3. CSometimes
    4. DOccasionally
21. 21Which of the following times is midnight?

    1. A1:00
    2. B0:00
    3. CBoth options are correct.
    4. DNone of the options is correct.
22. 22Which of the following expressions is used to tell this time: 1:30 pm

    1. AHalf past one in the morning
    2. BHalf past one in the afternoon
    3. CThirty minutes to one in the afternoon
    4. DThirty minutes to one in the morning
23. 23Which of the following expressions is used to tell this time: 9:40 am

    1. ATwenty to ten in the morning
    2. BTwenty to ten in the afternoon
    3. CTwenty past ten in the morning
    4. DTwenty past ten in the afternoon
24. 24Which is the ordinal number for 3?

    1. AThree
    2. BThreeth
    3. CThird
    4. DThirdth
25. 25Which is the ordinal number for 80?

    1. AEightieth
    2. BEightyth
    3. CNone of the options is correct
    4. DBoth options are correct.
26. 26You work as a receptionist. Your name is Alice. What do you say when taking a call at the company you work for?

    1. AHi, Alice. Great to hear from you!
    2. BThank you for calling. This is Alice. How can I help you?
    3. CNone of the options is correct
    4. DBoth options are correct
27. 27Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AWhat date it is?
    2. BWhat date it today is?
    3. CToday date?
    4. DWhat’s the date today?
28. 28Which of the following sentences is not used to tell the date?

    1. AIt’s May 13th.
    2. BIt’s 13th of May
    3. CIt’s May thirteenth.
    4. DMay it’s 13.
29. 29Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: I’ll see you … Monday, August 12th.

    1. AAt
    2. BOn
    3. CIn
    4. DOver
30. 30Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: We are closed … July for holidays.

    1. AAt
    2. BOn
    3. CIn
    4. DOver
31. 31Which of the following is not a good tip when receiving a phone call?

    1. ASmile
    2. BAsk the caller their name
    3. CSpeak fast so that the call is shorter.
    4. DDon’t be afraid to ask the caller to repeat something.
32. 32Choose the right option to complete the sentence: Hold on a minute, please. I’ll ………. Mr Smith.

    1. AHang on you
    2. BPut you through
    3. CPut you through to
    4. DHang up
33. 33Which of the following means to end the call?

    1. AHang on
    2. BHang up
    3. CHold on
    4. DHold up
34. 34What is a missed call?

    1. AIt’s a call you wanted to make but didn’t have time to.
    2. BIt’s a call you didn’t get because you couldn’t answer.
    3. CBoth options are correct
    4. DNone of the options is correct
35. 35Which of the following expressions means to answer a call?

    1. APick up
    2. BHang up
    3. CConnect
    4. DPut through
36. 36The present continuous is not used for:

    1. AFuture plans.
    2. BRegular actions or events
    3. CActions in progress.
    4. DAnnoying habits.
37. 37Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AAre you applying for that job?
    2. BDo you applying for that job?
    3. CWill you apply for that job?
    4. DAre you not applying for that job?
38. 38Which of the following words is spelled wrong?

    1. AGetting
    2. BRuning
    3. CMaking
    4. DPlaying
39. 39Choose the right option to complete the sentence: ………. people are buying online these days.

    1. AIncrease
    2. BBetter
    3. CMore and more
    4. DGrowing
40. 40Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AAre they not going back home for Christmas?
    2. BAren’t they going back home for Christmas?
    3. CAre they going back home for Christmas?
    4. DAre not they going back home for Christmas?
41. 41Which of the following expressions is the most formal?

    1. AI love watching series on Netflix
    2. BShe has a genuine liking for detective stories
    3. CI hate loud noises.
    4. DI like working in a hospital
42. 42If you take offence at something, it means:

    1. AThat you like that
    2. BThat you feel upset about it
    3. CThat you have insulted someone
    4. DThat you don’t care about it.
43. 43My sister is completely down with her teacher. This sentences means that:

    1. AMy sister hates her teacher
    2. BMy sister loves her teacher
    3. CMy sister annoys her teacher
    4. DMy sister detests her teacher
44. 44Peter dies for dark chocolate. This sentence means that:

    1. APeter got sick from eating too much dark chocolate
    2. BPeter hates dark chocolate
    3. CPeter loves dark chocolate.
    4. DPeter doesn’t care about dark chocolate
45. 45Which of the following expressions is used to express that you like something?

    1. AIt’s not my cup of tea
    2. BTo be put off by it
    3. CTo be into it.
    4. DTo have no sympathy for it.
46. 46Which of the following expressions is not used for instructions?

    1. AHow do you do?
    2. BDo you want me to?
    3. CWhat do I do?
    4. DHow do I do?
47. 47Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. ASo you’re not taking any call in the afternoon, are you?
    2. BWe need to arrive at the airport three hours in advance, don’t we?
    3. CYou have to walk one hour a day to keep fit, don’t I?
    4. DThey arrive at 5pm, don’t they?
48. 48Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I’m….. I didn’t catch that. Could you please say it again?

    1. AScared
    2. BAfraid
    3. CMindful
    4. DFrightened
49. 49What does the following expression mean: To be on the same page / screen

    1. ATo be connected to the same website.
    2. BTo see the same screen on your laptop / computer
    3. CTo have the same understanding of something.
    4. DTo synchronise watches.
50. 50How can I rephrase the following sentence: Let me go through that again.

    1. ALet me repeat that.
    2. BLet’s not go over that again
    3. CI didn’t catch that
    4. DWhat is the best way to…?
51. 51Which of the following expressions is incorrect:

    1. AAt weekends, we didn’t visited our grandparents.
    2. BAt weekends, we always visited our grandparents.
    3. CDid you visit your grandparents at weekends?
    4. DAt weekends, we never visited our grandparents.
52. 52Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I … football at school. I was very good!

    1. APlayed
    2. BPlayd
    3. CPlaied
    4. DPlayt
53. 53Choose the right option to complete the sentence: When my aunt came to visit, she always … home-made chocolate chip cookies.

    1. ABrought
    2. BBringed
    3. CBroughed
    4. DBraught
54. 54Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I didn’t … the vase. I swear!

    1. ABreak
    2. BBroke
    3. CBrake
    4. DBraked
55. 55Choose the right option to complete the sentence: When I was a little girl, I …. of becoming an astronaut.

    1. ABoth options are correct
    2. BDreamed
    3. CDreamt
    4. DNone of the options is correct.
56. 56Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: Harry arrived … January 1st.

    1. AOn
    2. BIn
    3. CAt
    4. DOver
57. 57Choose the right preposition to complete the sentence: The meeting is scheduled … 3pm.

    1. AAt
    2. BIn
    3. COn
    4. DOver
58. 58Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AI started working for this company a long time ago.
    2. BI started working for this company ago a long time.
    3. CI start working for this company a long time ago.
    4. DI started work for this company ago a long time.
59. 59Choose the right option to complete the sentence: She came to visit last Saturday and we haven’t heard from her ….

    1. AAfter that.
    2. BBefore that.
    3. CAgo
    4. DAll options are incorrect.
60. 60Which of the following expressions is correct to give directions?

    1. ATurn right.
    2. BTake the right.
    3. CSpin to the right.
    4. DAll options are incorrect.
61. 61Which of the following is not a use of the future simple?

    1. APredictions based on present evidence.
    2. BRequests
    3. CPromises
    4. DDecisions made at the moment of speaking.
62. 62Which of the following is not a use of the future with GOING TO?

    1. APlans
    2. BOffers
    3. CIntentions
    4. DDecisions made before the moment of speaking
63. 63Choose the right option to complete the sentence: No way! You … be going to the party!

    1. AWant
    2. BWont
    3. CWan’t
    4. DWon’t
64. 64Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I’ve already booked my next summer holidays. I …. spend a month in Florida!

    1. AAm
    2. BAm going to
    3. CWill
    4. DWill going to
65. 65Choose the right option to complete the sentence: … you do me a favour, please? Can you help me to sort out these books?

    1. AWill
    2. BAre you going to
    3. CCan you go to
    4. DNone of the options is correct.
66. 66Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AShe’s not going to play tennis any more.
    2. BShe won’t going to play tennis any more.
    3. CShe’re not going to play tennis any more.
    4. DShe won’t plays tennis any more.
67. 67Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I ……… I totally agree with you.

    1. ASee what you mean
    2. BWatch what you mean
    3. CListen to what you mean
    4. DHear what you mean.
68. 68Which of the following is a synonym of “entirely” in I entirely agree.

    1. APartly
    2. BSomehow
    3. CWholeheartedly
    4. DAt times
69. 69Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I’m … I don’t agree with you.

    1. AAfraid
    2. BScared
    3. CFrightened
    4. DStartled
70. 70Which of the following expressions is not a synonym of “totally” in I totally disagree with what he said.

    1. AFundamentally
    2. BStrongly
    3. CUp to a point
    4. DAbsolutely
71. 71Which of the following is not a good piece of advice to provide a good customer service?

    1. ARaise your voice when dealing with aggressive customers.
    2. BMake sure you listen to the customer carefully.
    3. CMake sure to fully understand what the customer needs.
    4. DApologise for the inconvenience caused.
72. 72Which of the following statements is true?

    1. AOnly what you say matters in customer care.
    2. BBody language is important when dealing with customers
    3. CYou only need you pretend you’re listening to customers.
    4. DCustomers don’t need your full attention. You have more important things to do.
73. 73Which of the following statements is a suggestion?

    1. AWill I have to call Mr Smith?
    2. BDo I have to call Mr Smith?
    3. CShall I call Mr Smith
    4. DMay I call Mr Smith?
74. 74Choose the right option to complete the sentence: How about……….to replace the product instead of reimbursing the money?

    1. Aoffer
    2. Boffering
    3. CTo offer
    4. Doffered
75. 75Which of the following statements is used to refuse a suggestion?

    1. AI think I’d rather have my money back
    2. BThat sounds good, thanks
    3. CThat’s fine
    4. DI think it’s a good idea
76. 76Which of the following is not a good piece of advice when dealing with an angry customer?

    1. AGet irritated.
    2. BShow empathy
    3. CSound positive
    4. DSound helpful
77. 77Which of the following expressions is used to welcome a customer?

    1. AYou’re welcome
    2. BSorry about that
    3. CWhat can I help you with today?
    4. DHelp!
78. 78Which of the following expressions is used to politely express disagreement with a customer?

    1. AI appreciate your situation.
    2. BI understand your position
    3. CI regret to inform you that this is not our responsibility
    4. DIf I understood you correctly, the problem has to do with a missing piece.
79. 79Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AThanks for wait.
    2. BPlease, accept my apologies.
    3. CCould you provide more information please?
    4. DAll the sentences are incorrect.
80. 80Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I …… you that we are doing everything we can to solve this issue.

    1. AWelcome
    2. BAccept
    3. CUnderstand
    4. DAssure
81. 81Which of the following is not in present perfect?

    1. AShe’s just told her parents about her plans.
    2. BHe’s never careful with his words.
    3. CShe’s never been to Ireland
    4. DHe’s just returned from his holiday in Barbados.
82. 82Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. AWe have always played football with the local team
    2. BMary have always played football with the local team.
    3. CYou have always played football with the local team.
    4. DJohn and Tim have always played football with the local team
83. 83Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AHave you watched the latest Star Wars movie?
    2. BDo you have watched the latest Star Wars movie?
    3. CYou have watch the latest Star Wars movie?
    4. DDid you have watched the latest Star Wars movie?
84. 84Which of the following sentences is incorrect?

    1. ASally has worked at the Council of Europe since a very long time.
    2. BWe have got on really well since we met.
    3. CI think he’s lived in Manchester for three years
    4. DHe didn’t withstand that level of pressure for long.
85. 85Choose the right option to complete the sentence: They have worked together…

    1. AFor the moment the company was founded.
    2. BSince the company was moved to Liverpool
    3. CNone of the options is correct.
    4. DBoth options are correct.
86. 86Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I haven’t spoken to him…

    1. ASince three years ago.
    2. BFor three years.
    3. CSince three years.
    4. DFor he left Spain.
87. 87Choose the right option to complete the sentence: The meeting is due to start in 5 minutes, but Kevin hasn’t arrived in the office…

    1. AAlready
    2. BNever
    3. CJust
    4. DYet
88. 88Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I have …. finished the report you asked me to do. Can I go home, now?

    1. AAlready
    2. BYet
    3. CNever
    4. DEver
89. 89Choose the right option to complete the sentence: After making many calls, I….. managed to get through to the person in charge.

    1. AAfter that
    2. BAs soon as
    3. CEventfully
    4. DEventually
90. 90Choose the right option to complete the sentence: It was important, so I decided to call ………. I got the message.

    1. AFinally
    2. BAs soon as
    3. CSuddenly
    4. DEventfully
91. 91Choose the sentence which is grammatiically incorrect

    1. AShe’d just told me he was coming when he showed up.
    2. BDid you have said to her tell her about the trip?
    3. CI hadn’t thought about it.
    4. DAll sentences are correct.
92. 92Choose the right option to complete the sentence: When they arrived at the airport, they realised….

    1. AThey had forgotten their passports at home.
    2. BThey forgot to take their passports.
    3. CThey have forgotten to take their passports
    4. DThey forget to take their passports.
93. 93Which of the following sentences is correct?

    1. AHad you finished the report before the meeting?
    2. BDid you finished the report before the meeting?
    3. CHad you finish the report before the meeting?
    4. DDid you have finished the report before the meeting?
94. 94Which of the following is the right adjective order?

    1. AAge, opinion, size
    2. BOpinion, size, age
    3. CSize, age, opinion
    4. DSize, opinion, age
95. 95Which of the following is the right adjective order?

    1. ANice, old, black man
    2. BOld, black, nice man
    3. CBlack, old, nice man
    4. DBlack, nice, old man
96. 96Choose the right option to complete the sentence: The Eiffel Tower is ……than the tower in Pisa.

    1. AHigher
    2. BMore high
    3. CAs high
    4. DHighest
97. 97Choose the right option to complete the sentence: The meeting on Monday was ….. of the year.

    1. AThe longest
    2. BLongest
    3. CLonger
    4. DThe longer
98. 98Choose the right option to complete the sentence: I think you look …. with short hair.

    1. ABeautifuller
    2. BMore beautiful
    3. CBoth options are correct
    4. DNone of the options is correct
99. 99Which of the following superlatives is correct?

    1. AHappiest
    2. BHappyest
    3. CHappyiest
    4. DHappest
100. 100Choose the right option to complete the sentence: It was their …. match ever; they lost 10-0!

     1. ABaddest
     2. BWorse
     3. CBadder
     4. DWorst

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