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Meryem Ozyel

This document contains an English test with multiple choice questions testing grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and comprehension. It covers topics like compound nouns, parts of speech, syllable stress, and crime-related vocabulary. The test contains 20 grammar questions, 10 vocabulary questions, 10 pronunciation questions, and 10 additional questions testing comprehension of compound nouns and crime words.

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1English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 10  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate 18 This is the moment _____ I’ve been looking forward to. A  –   ■  B what ■  C where ■ 19 Is this the book _____ you were telling me about? A  , which  ■  B  , that  ■  C that ■ 20 You haven’t met my sister, _____? A  haven’t you  ■  B  did you  ■  C  have you  ■ 20 VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) the correct compound nouns for the definitions, A, B, or C. Example: a person who writes novels about criminals A  crime writer  ■✓  B  detective novel  ■  C  detective writer  ■ 1 a part of the road where you can ride a bike A  cycle road  ■  B  cycle street  ■  C  cycle lane  ■ 2 a place where criminals are taken after they have been arrested A  station police  ■  B  police station  ■  C  criminal station  ■ 3 the thing you have to show when you get on a plane A  boarding ticket  ■  B  board pass  ■  C  boarding pass  ■ 4 you wear these when the sun is very bright A sunglasses ■  B  glasses sun  ■  C  sun glasses  ■ 5 the time of day when there is a lot of traffic A  rush hour  ■  B  full hour  ■  C  busy hour  ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the compound nouns. Example: shop _____ A  assistant  ■✓  B helper ■  C seller ■ 6 profile _____ A poster ■  B case ■  C picture ■ 7 _____ effects A scene ■  B special ■  C subtitle ■ 8 ground _____ A house ■  B floor ■  C room ■ 9 _____ pitch A tennis ■  B swimming ■  C football ■ 10 department _____ A shop ■  B store ■  C centre ■ GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My parents _____ in China. A  are born  ■  B  were born  ■✓  C  was born  ■ 1 Mountain View, _____ Steve Jobs grew up, is in California. A that ■  B where ■  C who ■ 2 That’s the girl _____ mobile was stolen at school. A who ■  B which ■  C whose ■ 3 You aren’t interested in politics, _____ you? A aren’t ■  B are ■  C were ■ 4 Facebook, _____ was created in 2004, is popular around the world. A that ■  B which ■  C what ■ 5 We had a fantastic time in London, _____? A  didn’t we  ■  B  don’t we  ■  C  did we  ■ 6 This is the house _____ I lived in for many years as a child. A what ■  B that ■  C where ■ 7 She likes Jamie, _____ she? A does ■  B isn’t ■  C doesn’t ■ 8 The film, _____ was directed by Peter Jackson, was nominated for an Oscar. A which ■  B that ■  C who ■ 9 Jonathan Mak, _____ is Chinese, designed a tribute logo to Steve Jobs. A that ■  B who ■  C what ■ 10 You _____ enjoy the film, did you? A did ■  B didn’t ■  C don’t ■ 11 I met Mrs Evans, _____ used to teach physics at my old school. A whose ■  B which ■  C who ■ 12 My son, _____ lives in Brazil, is a lawyer. A who ■  B which ■  C whose ■ 13 They’ve been here before, _____? A  weren’t they  ■  B  haven’t they  ■  C  have they  ■ 14 The painting, _____ is by Van Gogh, sold for millions of dollars. A that ■  B which ■  C what ■ 15 Agatha Christie, _____ murder mysteries are still popular, was born in 1890. A which ■  B who’s ■  C whose ■ 16 She won’t want to cook dinner tonight, _____ she? A won’t ■  B will ■  C does ■ 17 You’re waiting for me give you the answer, _____? A  aren’t you  ■  B  am I  ■  C  are you  ■
2English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 10  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate PRONUNCIATION a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A van  ■  B tram  ■  C lane  ■✓ 1 A which  ■ B when  ■ C who  ■ 2 A that  ■ B thing  ■ C this  ■ 3 A chose  ■  B lose  ■  C whose  ■ 4 A guilty  ■  B suspect  ■  C victim  ■ 5 A prove  ■  B move  ■  C solve  ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A  exciting  ■✓ B exciting  ■  C exciting  ■ 6 A programmer  ■ B programmer  ■  C programmer  ■ 7 A sensation  ■  B sensation  ■  C  sensation  ■ 8 A original  ■  B original  ■  C original  ■ 9 A iconic  ■ B iconic  ■  C iconic  ■ 10 A detective  ■  B detective  ■  C  detective  ■ 10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50 c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with compound nouns. Example: Please go to the check-in _____. A desk ■✓  B door ■  C office ■ 11 I have no money. I need to find a _____ machine. A money ■  B bank ■  C cash ■ 12 We were late because there was a terrible traffic _____. A jam ■  B block ■  C lights ■ 13 Do you like _____ fiction? A science ■  B novel ■  C books ■ 14 I need to buy a new memory _____. A pen ■  B stick ■  C disk ■ 15 Slow down! There’s a _____ camera over there. A driving ■  B traffic ■  C speed ■ d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with crime words. Example: Two _____ were working on the murder case. A  detectives  ■✓  B victims ■  C suspects ■ 16 The case was closed because there wasn’t enough _____. A evidence ■  B mystery ■  C defence ■ 17 Police have been trying to _____ this case for three years. A prove ■  B confess ■  C solve ■ 18 Police have arrested three _____ in connection with the crime. A victims ■  B witnesses ■  C suspects ■ 19 The _____ was sent to prison for life. A murder ■  B murderer ■  C murdered ■ 20 Some people think that the _____ of crime don’t get enough help. A victims ■  B suspects ■  C detectives ■ 20

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  • 1. 1English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 10  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate 18 This is the moment _____ I’ve been looking forward to. A  –   ■  B what ■  C where ■ 19 Is this the book _____ you were telling me about? A  , which  ■  B  , that  ■  C that ■ 20 You haven’t met my sister, _____? A  haven’t you  ■  B  did you  ■  C  have you  â–  20 VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) the correct compound nouns for the definitions, A, B, or C. Example: a person who writes novels about criminals A  crime writer  ■✓  B  detective novel  ■  C  detective writer  â–  1 a part of the road where you can ride a bike A  cycle road  ■  B  cycle street  ■  C  cycle lane  â–  2 a place where criminals are taken after they have been arrested A  station police  ■  B  police station  ■  C  criminal station  â–  3 the thing you have to show when you get on a plane A  boarding ticket  ■  B  board pass  ■  C  boarding pass  â–  4 you wear these when the sun is very bright A sunglasses ■  B  glasses sun  ■  C  sun glasses  â–  5 the time of day when there is a lot of traffic A  rush hour  ■  B  full hour  ■  C  busy hour  â–  b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the compound nouns. Example: shop _____ A  assistant  ■✓  B helper ■  C seller ■ 6 profile _____ A poster ■  B case ■  C picture ■ 7 _____ effects A scene ■  B special ■  C subtitle ■ 8 ground _____ A house ■  B floor ■  C room ■ 9 _____ pitch A tennis ■  B swimming ■  C football ■ 10 department _____ A shop ■  B store ■  C centre ■ GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My parents _____ in China. A  are born  ■  B  were born  ■✓  C  was born  â–  1 Mountain View, _____ Steve Jobs grew up, is in California. A that ■  B where ■  C who ■ 2 That’s the girl _____ mobile was stolen at school. A who ■  B which ■  C whose ■ 3 You aren’t interested in politics, _____ you? A aren’t ■  B are ■  C were ■ 4 Facebook, _____ was created in 2004, is popular around the world. A that ■  B which ■  C what ■ 5 We had a fantastic time in London, _____? A  didn’t we  ■  B  don’t we  ■  C  did we  â–  6 This is the house _____ I lived in for many years as a child. A what ■  B that ■  C where ■ 7 She likes Jamie, _____ she? A does ■  B isn’t ■  C doesn’t ■ 8 The film, _____ was directed by Peter Jackson, was nominated for an Oscar. A which ■  B that ■  C who ■ 9 Jonathan Mak, _____ is Chinese, designed a tribute logo to Steve Jobs. A that ■  B who ■  C what ■ 10 You _____ enjoy the film, did you? A did ■  B didn’t ■  C don’t ■ 11 I met Mrs Evans, _____ used to teach physics at my old school. A whose ■  B which ■  C who ■ 12 My son, _____ lives in Brazil, is a lawyer. A who ■  B which ■  C whose ■ 13 They’ve been here before, _____? A  weren’t they  ■  B  haven’t they  ■  C  have they  â–  14 The painting, _____ is by Van Gogh, sold for millions of dollars. A that ■  B which ■  C what ■ 15 Agatha Christie, _____ murder mysteries are still popular, was born in 1890. A which ■  B who’s ■  C whose ■ 16 She won’t want to cook dinner tonight, _____ she? A won’t ■  B will ■  C does ■ 17 You’re waiting for me give you the answer, _____? A  aren’t you  ■  B  am I  ■  C  are you  â– 
  • 2. 2English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 10  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate PRONUNCIATION a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A van  ■  B tram  ■  C lane  ■✓ 1 A which  ■ B when  ■ C who  â–  2 A that  ■ B thing  ■ C this  â–  3 A chose  ■  B lose  ■  C whose  â–  4 A guilty  ■  B suspect  ■  C victim  â–  5 A prove  ■  B move  ■  C solve  â–  b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A  exciting  ■✓ B exciting  ■  C exciting  â–  6 A programmer  ■ B programmer  ■  C programmer  â–  7 A sensation  ■  B sensation  ■  C  sensation  â–  8 A original  ■  B original  ■  C original  â–  9 A iconic  ■ B iconic  ■  C iconic  â–  10 A detective  ■  B detective  ■  C  detective  â–  10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50 c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with compound nouns. Example: Please go to the check-in _____. A desk ■✓  B door ■  C office ■ 11 I have no money. I need to find a _____ machine. A money ■  B bank ■  C cash ■ 12 We were late because there was a terrible traffic _____. A jam ■  B block ■  C lights ■ 13 Do you like _____ fiction? A science ■  B novel ■  C books ■ 14 I need to buy a new memory _____. A pen ■  B stick ■  C disk ■ 15 Slow down! There’s a _____ camera over there. A driving ■  B traffic ■  C speed ■ d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with crime words. Example: Two _____ were working on the murder case. A  detectives  ■✓  B victims ■  C suspects ■ 16 The case was closed because there wasn’t enough _____. A evidence ■  B mystery ■  C defence ■ 17 Police have been trying to _____ this case for three years. A prove ■  B confess ■  C solve ■ 18 Police have arrested three _____ in connection with the crime. A victims ■  B witnesses ■  C suspects ■ 19 The _____ was sent to prison for life. A murder ■  B murderer ■  C murdered ■ 20 Some people think that the _____ of crime don’t get enough help. A victims ■  B suspects ■  C detectives ■ 20