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Description
Quiz by Danijela Jambrušić, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Danijela Jambrušić
over 5 years ago
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Question 1
Question
1. Listen! The neighbour's dog [blank_start]is barking[blank_end]. (bark)
2. I usually [blank_start]do[blank_end] (do) homework by myself, but today Mark and Jill [blank_start]are helping[blank_end] (help) me.
3. I can't help you right now. I [blank_start]am making[blank_end] (make) pancakes.
4. Every Tuesday Sam [blank_start]goes[blank_end] (go) to the library. He usually [blank_start]borrows[blank_end] (borrow) one book. He [blank_start]reads[blank_end] (read) it every evening and he usually [blank_start]finishes[blank_end] (finish) it on Friday. Now he [blank_start]is reading[blank_end] (read) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
Answer
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is barking
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do
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are barking
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is doing
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am making
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make
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goes
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is going
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borrows
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is borrowing
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reads
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are reading
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finishes
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finish
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is finishing
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's reading
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'm reading
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are helping
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help
Question 2
Question
1. David and Tom are twins. David [blank_start]likes[blank_end] sport. (like)
2. He [blank_start]plays[blank_end] football on Monday and Wednesday and he [blank_start]goes[blank_end] swimming on Tuesday and Thursday. (play, go)
3. Right now he [blank_start]is coming[blank_end] home from practice. (come)
4. His twin brother Tom [blank_start]doesn't like[blank_end] sport. (not like)
5. He [blank_start]prefers[blank_end] computers. (prefer)
6. At the moment he [blank_start]is surfing[blank_end] the Internet. (surf)
7. He usually [blank_start]doesn't go[blank_end] out much. (not go)
8. His mum always [blank_start]tells[blank_end] him to spend more time with his brother. (tell)
Answer
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likes
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plays
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goes
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is coming
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doesn't like
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prefers
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is surfing
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doesn't go
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tells
Question 3
Question
Which is the right order of the sentence?
Answer
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Is your teacher right now sitting?
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Your teacher is sitting right now?
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Is your teacher sitting right now?
Question 4
Question
Write the question in the correct order!
happy / you / today / are / feeling / ?
[blank_start]Are you feeling happy today?[blank_end]
Answer
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Are you feeling happy today?
Question 5
Question
Which is the right order of the sentence?
Answer
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At the moment am I for test practicing?
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Am I practicing for the test at the moment?
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Am I for the test at the moment practicing?
Question 6
Question
Write the question in the right order. Give true answer.
friend / at the moment / singing / is / your ?
[blank_start]Is your friend singing at the moment?[blank_end]
Answer
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Is your friend singing at the moment?
Question 7
Question
On Monday Cindy is [blank_start]playing[blank_end] handball at 6 o'clock.
On Tuesday she is [blank_start]studying[blank_end] Geography.
On Wednesday she [blank_start]is writing[blank_end] a composition.
On Thursday she [blank_start]is going[blank_end] to the cinema with her friends.
On Friday she [blank_start]is visiting[blank_end] her grandparents.
On Saturday she [blank_start]is cleaning[blank_end] the room.
On Sunday she [blank_start]is staying[blank_end] at home and relaxing.
Answer
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playing
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going
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studying
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studies
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is writing
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writes
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is going
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are going
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is visiting
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visits
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is cleaning
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cleans
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is staying
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is relaxing
Question 8
Answer
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It's half past two.
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It's half past one.
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It's one thirty.
Question 9
Answer
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It's half past ten.
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It's half past eleven.
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It's ten thirty.
Question 10
Answer
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It's a quarter past 8.
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It'a seven forty-five.
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It's a quarter to eight.
Question 11
Answer
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It's two fifteen.
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It's a quarter to two.
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It's a quarter past two.
Question 12
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It's twelve o'clock.
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It's noon.
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It's midnight.
Question 13
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When someone is sad, what do we say?
Answer
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It's a piece of cake.
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Go away!
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Cheer up!
Question 14
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When you really hate someting, what do you say?
Answer
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What's up?
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I can't stand it!
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Go away!
Question 15
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There is a great science-ficion fim [blank_start]at[blank_end] 8 o'clock this evening. I'm crazy [blank_start]about[blank_end] SF films. The film lasts for three hours, [blank_start]from[blank_end] 8 o'clock [blank_start]to[blank_end] 11 o'clock.
Answer
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at
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in
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about
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for
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from
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since
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to
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on
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