TEST IN WRITING. FORM 11, TERM I

I The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

The children get to school ten minutes earlier if they ____________ a short cut through the park.

The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If you ____________ to attend a course, you should study the college prospectus for full particulars of enrollment.

The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If Gary's belt is too tight, he usually _____________ it.

The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If there ______________ one thing I don’t like, it is weak tea.

The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Chocolate ______________ if you keep it in your pocket.

The Zero Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If you can’t resolve the dispute, it ______________ be settled by arbitration.

II The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

You _____________ never ____________ my arguments if you don’t actually listen to what I say.

The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Please inform the college secretary if you _____________ your address.

The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If you put the lid back on the tin, the biscuits _____________ crisp and fresh.

The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If you ______________ that saucepan carefully, it will spill and you may scald yourself.

The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I will cook the potatoes if someone ____________ them first.

The First Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Unless you _____________ your trousers more carefully, they will get creased.

III The Second Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If you saw how they slaughter the cattle, you ____________ never ____________ meat again.

The Second Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I wouldn’t eat those gooseberries if I ___________ you. They don’t look ripe to me.

The Second Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

You would be wasting your money if you _____________ that skirt. I’m sure you would never wear it!

Expressing a wish about the present or future. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Mrs. Fatty wishes she ______________ slim, so she is trying to avoid eating starchy food such as bread or potatoes.

Expressing a wish about the present or future. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Ben wishes his mother ______________ plain but wholesome food.

Expressing a wish about the present or future. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I don’t wish my sister Molly ____________ part in that cooking competition.

IV The Third Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

The sauce would have been tastier if you ______________ more garlic in it.

The Third Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If your luggage had not been ten kilos overweight, you ______________ to pay extra.

The Third Conditionals. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

The tourist’s camera ______________ if he had brought it into the country legally.

Expressing regret about the past. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I wish my wallet ________________ to the police with its contents.

Expressing regret about the past. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

We wish the company's management ______________ of our new project!

Expressing regret about the past. Choose the correct verb form to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I wish my cat ______________ my sister’s boyfriend.

V Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

I think you _____________ discuss that matter with your teacher.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

If pupils are to understand the notice, the instructions ____________ be clearer.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Rita is not capable of doing this work – she _____________ change her class.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

When I was at school, we _____________ learn a poem by heart every fortnight.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

You _______________ramble from the point when you write an essay.

Modal verbs. Choose the correct option to fill in the gap in the sentence:

Ken ___________ do the course again because your work has been unsatisfactory.

VI Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A female teacher in charge of a school.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person undergoing some form of vocational training.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A male person employed to take customers’ orders, bring food, especially in a restaurant, hotel, dining rooms, etc.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

The key person for data storage and access, handling everything from design and installation to backups, security, and user support.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A public officer with authority to decide cases in a lawcourt.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A shopkeeper who sells food in packets, tins or bottles and general small household goods.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person who trains athletes for contests.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person who is skilled in the use of computer systems, often one who illegally obtains access to private computer systems. 

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person trained to help a doctor to look after the sick or injured.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person who directs the performance of an orchestra or a choir.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

A person whose job is putting covers on books.

Essential Vocabulary. Trades and Professions

Choose the appropriate word to match the definition:

The person who introduces performances at a circus.

VII Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

Sailing is an ____________ I much enjoy.

Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

The ______________ of a new government took much time. 

Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

Much new _____________ has been installed at this plant recently.

Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

Lilly’s father is a famous homeopathic ____________.

Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

This room is twice the ____________ of the other, but it’s much narrower.

Word Formation. Noun Suffixes

Choose the correct variant to complete the sentence:

Unfortunately, Mr. Richardson fired this _____________ last week.