1. Underline the word that does not belong.
(A) gin kebob pasta sushi
(B) noun adjective spelling preposition
(C) baseball knitting golf tennis
(D)
aisle balcony foyer sculpture
(E)
beckon point wink wave
(F)
elbow head male foot
(G)
English Germany
(H)
boutique ethnic
museum restaurant
2. Complete the
sentences with ten verbs from the box.
bring
chew clap fall
feed feel give
guess look make
nod shake take
stare
|
(A) I _________
at home in Brazil
(B) Do you usually _________ forward to your vacation?
(C) Please do not _________ the
animals.
(D) You can often _________ what a
word means from the context.
(E) The journey will only
_________ three hours.
(F) You should _________ your food
a hundred times.
(G) When you come, please ________
something to eat.
(H) Can I _______ you a ride to the station?
(I) I often _________ hands when I
meet someone for the first time.
(J) I don’t _________ friends easily.
(K) I would like to __________ in
love with someone.
3. Choose the word or
phrase which best completes each sentence.
(A) Police have warned people to
be _________ when strangers call at the door.
(i) choosy
(ii) cagey (iii)
wary (iv) scary
(B) New consumer protection legislation comes into
__________ next April.
(i)
law (ii) force
(iii) statute (iv)
act
(C) The factory is working below __________ due to a shortage of raw materials.
(i)
range (ii) scope
(iii) capacity (iv)
density
(D) If the work-force respected you, you wouldn’t need
to __________ your authority so often.
(i) assert
(ii) affirm (iii)
maintain (iv) inflict
(E)
It’s twenty years since I worked in Argentina
(i) scratchy (ii)
scruffy (iii) rusty (iv)
sloppy
(F)
Every Christmas of my childhood was the same. My father _________ late
for lunch
weighed down with presents for the
family.
(i) would arrive (ii) had arrived
(iii) was arriving (iv) used to arrive
(G)
It ____________ me as strange that my front door was open when I got
home.
(i) seemed (ii) occurred (iii) appeared (iv)
struck
(H) His English was roughly _________
with my Spanish.
(i) level (ii) on a par (iii) equal (iv)
in tune
(I)
What her problems all seemed to __________ to was lack of money.
(i) analyze (ii) condense (iii) boil down (iv) sum up
ANSWERS
1. Underline the word
that does not belong.
(A) gin kebob pasta sushi (Food)
(B) noun adjective spelling preposition (Grammar)
(C)
baseball knitting golf tennis (Sports)
(D) aisle balcony foyer sculptur
(Places in a building)
(E)
beckon point wink wave (Hand movement)
(F)
elbow head male foot (Parts of the body)
(G)
English Germany
French Portuguese (Languages)
(H)
boutique ethnic
museum restaurant (Places)
2. Complete the
sentences with ten verbs from the box.
bring
chew clap fall
feed feel give
guess look make
nod shake take
stare
|
(A) I feel
at home in Brazil.
(B) Do you usually look forward to your vacation?
(C) Please do not feed the animals.
(D) You can often guess what a word means from the
context.
(E) The journey will only take three hours.
(F) You should crew your food a hundred times.
(G) When you come, please bring something to eat.
(H) Can I give you a ride to the station?
(I) I often shake hands when I meet someone for the first time.
(J) I don’t make friends easily.
(K) I would like to fall in love with someone.
3. Choose the word or
phrase which best completes each sentence.
( (A) Police have warned people to
be wary when strangers call at
the door.
(i) choosy
(ii) cagey (iii)
wary (iv) scary
(B) New consumer protection legislation comes into force next April.
(i)
law (ii) force
(iii) statute (iv)
act
(C) The factory is working below capacity due to a shortage of raw materials.
(i)
range (ii)
scope (iii) capacity
(iv) density
(D) If the work-force respected you, you wouldn’t need
to assert your authority so
often.
(i) assert
(ii) affirm (iii)
maintain (iv) inflict
(E)
It’s twenty years since I worked in Argentina and my Spanish is pretty rusty.
(i) scratchy (ii)
scruffy (iii) rusty (iv)
sloppy
(F)
Every Christmas of my childhood was the same. My father would arrive late for lunch
weighed down with presents for the
family.
(i) would arrive (ii) had arrived
(iii) was arriving (iv) used to arrive
(G)
It struck me as strange
that my front door was open when I got home.
(i) seemed (ii) occurred (iii) appeared (iv)
struck
(H) His English was roughly on par with my Spanish.
(i) level (ii) on a par (iii) equal (iv)
in tune
(I)
What her problems all seemed to boil
down to was lack of money.
(i) analyze (ii) condense (iii) boil down (iv) sum up
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