Pass its English to the scanner - 100 questions to do a complete statement

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April and its climatical uncertainties: then here is a sure and play test to know truly its English level.

READING

Trouvez la définition qui correspond le mieux à l’énoncé.

1. Best before April 1st.

a. A Use now if you don’t want to look stupid.

b. It’s not advisable to eat this after the stated date.

c. Make a wish and your dream could come true.

d. Do not eat this until April 1st.

2. Will the last person to leave please switch off the lights.

a. Don’t turn the lights on.

b. Turn the lights on when you come into the room.

c. Do not leave the lights on if the room is empty.

d. Leave the lights on when you go.

3. Assistants needed because of extended opening hours. Apply inside.

a. The store has just opened and jobs are available.

b. The store is opening for longer hours and needs extra staff.

c. The store will need extra staff when it opens.

d. The store will not be opening because of job interviews.

4. Shoplifters will be prosecuted.

a. Anyone caught stealing will have to pay for the goods.

b. People caught stealing will have to go to court.

c. There are store detectives in this establishment.

d. Closed circuit television cameras are in operation.

5. Pedestrians use other side of road.

a. This road is only for people on foot.

b. It is not safe for pedestrians to use this road.

c. Drivers should take care not to cause an accident.

d. People on foot should walk on the opposite side of the road.

6. No cameras allowed inside the gallery.

a. Photographers must stay away.

b. Some parts of the gallery are closed.

c. You cannot take photographs inside this building.

d. You need permission to take photos of the gallery.

7. Do not leave bags unattended.

a. Don’t leave your bag open.

b. Keep your belongings with you at all times.

c. All bags and coats must be left in the cloakroom.

d. All bags must be properly labelled.

8. Vehicles parked illegally will be towed al owner’s expense.

a. If you park here you may get taken to court.

b. You have to pay to park anywhere in this area.

c. Your car could be taken away and you’ll have to pay to get it back.

d. If you park here you will find an expensive parking ticket on your windscreen.

9. No loitering in this area.

a. Please don’t make any noise.

b. Do not stay here for any length of time.

c. Do not go beyond this point.

d. Private property - picnics are not allowed.

10. Warning. Jellyfish stings are painful.

a. Stay out of the water.

b. Buy your jellyfish here.

c. Jellyfish can give you indigestion.

d. Do not fish for jelly in this area.

GRAMMAR

Choisissez la réponse qui convient pour compléter les phrases.

11. I need to buy ………………………… shoes.

a. a

b. two

c. a pair of

d. a couple of

12. He bought her ………………………… flowers for her birthday.

a. few

b. some

c. little

d. a little

13. l’ve been looking for you ………………………….

a. in all places

b. for all places

c. everywhere

d. anywhere

14. I’m going to the opera tonight. ‘So …………………………’.

a. do I

b. am I

c. will I

d. I will

15. I’ll ring you as soon as I ………………………… there.

a. get

b. will get

c. shall get

d. will have gotten

16. When there’s a public racket service to the moon, her father has promised ………………………… her there.

a. bringing

b. taking

c. to bring

d. to take

17. If I ………………………… about it earlier I would have told you.

a. knew

b. would know

c. had known

d. would have known

18. He made me ………………………….

a. very angry

b. be angry

c. to be angry

d. that I got angry

19. I ………………………… my grandmother since Christmas.

a. don’t see

b. aren’t seeing

c. didn’t see

d. haven’t seen

20. ………………………… carry the box for you?

a. Shall I

b. Will I

c. Do you want that I

d. Would you like that I

21. How long does Eurostar take to ………………………… to London?

a. get

b. make

c. reach

d. arrive

22. She was wearing ………………………… beautiful clothes that her best friend felt jealous.

a. so

b. such

c. such a

d. a so

23. I know I shouldn’t but I can’t help ………………………… about it.

a. think

b. but to think

c. to think

d. thinking

24. We managed ………………………… our unwelcome guests by saying we had to go to bed.

a. to get rid of

b. to put down

c. getting rid of

d. putting down

25. Man lives in New Zealand and ………………………….

a. so does Jenny

b. so lives Jenny

c. neither does Jenny

d. also does Jenny

VOCABULARY

Avec les lettres dans le bon ordre, trouvez ces mots qui ont tous un rapport avec la météo.

26. inwd

27. wons

28. mtros

29. tsfro

30. lcuod

31. zeebre

32. sehrow

33. oldrugh

34. tehnrdu

35. rreuacinh

Cherchez l’intrus dans chaque groupe de mots.

36. jaw / cheek / chin / lip / ankle

37. write / draw / paint / sketch / whistle

38. shine / bounce / glitter / glow / reflect

39. discern / grant / give / award / donate

40. huge / gigantic / tiny / vast / colossal

41. fall / rocket / plummet / dip / drop

42. chipped / scratched / bent / split / mended

43. fly / spider / moth / bat / wasp

44. border / edge / boundary / core /margin

45. forbid / prevent / enable / prohibit / ban

Choisissez la proposition qui complète le mieux chaque phrase.

46. I don’t know if I’ll be able to help you but I’ll ………………………… my best.

a. make

b. give

c. work

d. do

47. The bank doesn’t open for another hour so ………………………… I’ll do a bit of shopping.

a. previously

b. during

c. afterwards

d. meanwhile

48. We apologize for the delay in our journey. This is ………………………… water on the track.

a. from

b. resulting

c. according to

d. owing to

49. If you’d like a fresh fruit juice, I can ………………………… an orange.

a. press

b. squeeze

c. squash

d. liquify

50. She ………………………… of the lead for a moment and the dog ran away.

a. dropped

b. released

c. let go

d. took hold

51. Don’t make him laugh while he’s eating or he’ll ………………………….

a. gasp

b. sneeze

c. swallow

d. choke

52. ………………………… the instructions on the packet carefully if you want the cake to be a success.

a. follow

b. do

c. keep

d. repeat

53. It’s unsafe to swim in the river because of the strong ………………………….

a. stream

b. current

c. tide

d. flood

54. Be careful as you wall<. I’ve just polished the floor and it’s rather ………………………….

a. smooth

b. sticky

c. slippery

d. stiff

55. I think much more should be done to improve ………………………… transport.

a. public

b. common

c. shared

d. moving

IDIOMS

Chaque expression correspond à une phrase (et une seule !)

a. born and bred

b. by and large

c. high and low

d. ins and outs

e. on and off

f. peace and quiet

g. pros and cons

h. sick and tired

i. safe and sound

j. touch and go

56. I’m ………………………… of you telling me what to do all the time.

57. I’ve been searching ………………………… for my passport and I still can’t find it!

58. She’s not American; she’s Irish ………………………….

59. She’s often in pain because she’s had toothache ………………………… for a couple of months now.

60. After three days lost in the mountains, all the climbers arrived home ………………………….

61. There are a few things that he doesn’t like about his job, but ………………………… he enjoys his work.

62. If I want some ………………………… I go and sit in the greenhouse.

63. It was ………………………… before the final whistle but we won with a penalty in extra time.

64. I know how to use computers, but I don’t really understand the ………………………… of how they work.

65. You have to weigh up all the ………………………… of the matter before you make a decision.

PRONUNCIATION

Comment prononcer les voyelles soulignées ? Attention, un mot dans chaque groupe a une sonorité différente.

66. flow / cow / sew / though

67. honour / alone / Japan / heart

68. deal / believe / feel / pleasant

69. gun / fur / fun / money

70. lose / nose / choose / news

71. low / law / goat / soul

72. bough / now / tow / foul

73. said / meadow / tread / freed

74. worm / turn / learn / leant

75. meant / tent / tease / heaven

L’accent tonique sur chaque mot est-il juste ?

pho-tog-ra-pher --------------------- Wrong / Right

re-ci-pe --------------------------- Wrong / Right

per-sua-sive ------------------------ Wrong / Right

al-co-hol -------------------------- Wrong / Right

har-mo-nize ------------------------ Wrong / Right

a-nal-y-sis ------------------------- Wrong / Right

in-ter-pret ------------------------- Wrong / Right

in-ar-tic-u-late --------------------- Wrong / Right

eas-tern --------------------------- Wrong / Right

de-vel-op-ment --------------------- Wrong / Right

THE END

Dans chaque ligne numérotée, un mot est inutile. (Le 1er mot est déjà donné.)

Dear Sir / Madam,

I am writing you in response to your advertisement

86. for the position of Assistant Purser, which it

appeared in the magazine Mediterranean Cruises

on Monday, March 5. As you can see from

87. my enclosed resume, my both experience and

88. qualifications match to this position’s requirements.

89. I would like to point out that I graduated highly

from The Paris School of Tourism

and was hired directly by Nouvelles Frontières

90. on completing my studies and have worked there

91. until last month when I had decided

92. to leave for the personal reasons.

93. I am not an outgoing

94. and yet motivated person and I possess

good communication and organisational skills.

95. Although I have never still worked on board

96. a cruise ship I have an experience of dealing with

97. the public and am used to be working in a team.

98. Please to find enclosed a copy of my curriculum vitae,

99. as you did requested in your advertisement.

100. I look very forward to hearing from you.

 

 

 

 

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