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First Test 10
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Vocabulary Revision
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English Test(9th form End of Term 2 Test)(3 parts)Reading Comprehension: THE INTERNET/Grammar+Voc abulary/Writing(+Key )
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Comparative & Superlative
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I. Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below.
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1. This video shows what happened in Atlanta that is causing all the worry and
choir
fuss
aspect
kindness
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2. The little boy showed a remarkable
vine
maneuver
gift
slapstick
for music and his family encouraged his talent.
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3. Brian added more and more, until he was
unicycling
chasing
conquering
juggling
at least twenty stones without hesitation, perfectly.
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4. Kelly doesn�t remember her childhood. Laura,
out on a limb
much less
on the other hand
out of this world
, has a vivid
discussion
thrill
recollection
gypsy
of the time she lived in San Diego.
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5. The last time I saw Roberta, she was completely
disheveled
dolled up
furry
dazzling
as if she had fought with some criminals.
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6. I will take my girlfriend to that new Italian restaurant because she is
considerably
significantly
overly
straight
fond of pasta.
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7. I will buy a ticket to the London Eye so you can marvel at the
enchanting
delighted
shaggy
worldly
�views of lakes and the River Thames.
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8. It was extremely difficult to face the
somber
magical
joint
enraged
crowd after the game last Friday.
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9. She wears (a) an
inappropriate
ostentatious
narrow-minded
rich
diamond ring and a pearl the size of a marble every time she goes out.
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10. The intense violence
was pulse of life
was under its own power
came to a head
couldn't wait
at the weekend as hundreds of criminals faced the police with petrol bombs, rocks, and bottles.
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II. Choose the option that best answers the following questions.
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1. Which word would
NOT
be used to describe a person?
low-key
indeed
moviegoer
somber-looking
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Which of the following would you
NOT
find in a busking show?
prowling
juggling
unicycling
rewarding
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3. What is one way to say you look back or think about the past?
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take something to the next level
take a step back
be out on alimb
be off the scale
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4. What is the expression that means you do something without the help of others?
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come your way
under your own power
in over your head
take something to the next level
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5. Which of the words can be used to describe a person?
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field
concept
gift
meticulous
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6. Which expression expresses the idea that something is very likely to be true?
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I can't help it
Bury one's differences
There is little or no doubt
To see eye to eye
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III. If the sentence is correct,�write�(C), if the sentence is incorrect,�write (I). Identify the error and rewrite the sentence in the correct way.�
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1. It�s amazing how Amanda is able to write by English considerably well.
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2. The victim of the accident had died before the ambulance arrived.
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3. Marianne is really excited because her mother made any delicious cookies for her and her friends.
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4. Is it true that Mr. Stewart has been traveled all around Europe for three months?
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5. Look at Robin�s limousine. She is the most enchanting car I have ever seen.
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6. Bob ought study for the test because if he gets a bad grade this time, he will have to face an enraged father.
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7. Teresa was kidnapped by a thief last week, but fortunately, the police found her at a beach nearby.�
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8. The more easier the test, the faster the students finish it.
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9. Sandra couldn�t have eaten so much chocolate at the party last night. Now she is not feeling well.
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10. The number of narrow-minded students in my class are smaller than the number of geeks.
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IV. Determine the topics expressed in the general idea of the text and write them in the correct spaces. Read the details and match them to the correct topic.�
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Topic 1:
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Topic 2:
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a) Detail Topic N�
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One of the most important reasons why plants need to be preserved is the fact that the oxygen we breathe comes from them.
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b) Detail Topic N�
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Some plants are indispensable for the survival of many animal species.
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c) Detail Topic N�
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Hunting must be controlled so that certain animal species are not condemned to extinction.
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d) Detail Topic N�
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2
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Some species of wild grass are vitally important in the prevention of erosion.
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e) Detail Topic N�
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Razing forests causes animals to flee their habitats, which can contribute to the extinction of various species.
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f) Detail Topic N�
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The indiscriminate use of toxic fertilizers can eradicate some insects which are the prime source of food for several bird species.
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V. Complete the spaces with a synonym. Use the following words.�
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1. Taste, impression������������������������� �� �
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bold
2. benevolence����������������������������������� ��
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squeaky
3. exaggeration����������������������������������� ��
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thrill
4. indifference���������������������������������������
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sense
5. sudden excitement������������������������� ��
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tend
6. to experience, go through�����������������
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overstatement
7. pitched sound, strident � � � � � � � � � � �
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mainly
8. principally, most important���������������
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aloofness
9. brave, courageous�����������������������������
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undergo
10. to be disposed to, likely������������������
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kindness
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All my best wishes! �Good test!�