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Online Grading Test
Online Grading Test
David Horner
2018-08-28T09:49:12+00:00
Online Grading Test
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Section 1: Grammar Test
This Online Grading Test contains 4 sections. Please answer all questions. The test will take approx 30 minutes. Do not use dictionaries or other online help.
1. Where …… Mary standing ?
are
does
do
is
2. Tom and Anne …….the table
is sitting at
is sitting in
are sitting at
are sitting in
3. Did you get the ketchup? No, they didn't have ..........
many
some
much
any
4. Jack …… to hospital yesterday
goes he
went
he go
is gone
5. John, what …… doing ?
are he
you are
are you
he are
6. If I had won the competition, I ............ shared the money with you
have
will had
would have
will have
7. I have worked at the same company ......... the last 25 years.
for
since
8. You look tired, you ………….. go to bed?
should
maybe
might
ought
9. Many students wish they ……….their language studies earlier.
had started
would have started
would start
was starting
10. Even though he has now lost his title, people ………… always remember him as a champion.
did
will
have
would
11. He lives in the same street ……. me.
as
like
that
than
12. You like sport, …….. ?
do you
aren't you
haven't you
don't you
13. Ireland is …….. than Greece.
much expensiver
espensive
more expensive
the more expensive
14. The kitchen ………….. better if we had red curtains.
would look
looks
will look
had looked
15. You've got the passports, …………… ?
have you
haven't you
didn't you
did you
Section 2: Reading Comprehension Test
This Online Grading Test contains 4 sections. Please answer all questions. The test will take approx 30 minutes. Do not use dictionaries or other online help.
On the morning of the feast, we arrived early to help with the preparations. Mr. Robinson was already in the hall slicing boiled ham. John Barraclough arrived shortly after to set up the kitchen. Outside on the wall, some large, freshly washed teapots, were drying in the air, near the lawn. Preparations were well under way and by carrying chairs, fetching water and generally making ourselves useful, Jack and I each earned a free ticket to the event. On the dot of six, we returned to the village hall. We queued in the cold evening air. When the doors opened, it was every man for himself, we quickly pushed our way in. The room had been magically transformed. Long trestle tables heaved with the weight of the feast. Two warm stoves burned brightly in the corner. Everyone sat down excitedly and stared at the food. Mr. Robinson arose, his speech notes at the ready. We waited impatiently for him to finish his address. Finally we could eat. Cakes, buns, sandwiches it didn’t matter at all. We just worked from one plate to the next. While steaming teapots passed up and down. We were so busy that there was little time left for conversation. Through the open windows we could see the snow beginning to fall. We loosened our belts and began to nod at each other. Yes, it was going to be a good year.
16. At what time point did the writer arrive to help set up the event ?
After John Barraclough
Later than Mr. Robinson and Mr. Barraclough
Before Mr. Barraclough
Earlier than Mr. Robinson and Mr. Barraclough
17. How did the writer help to prepare for the event on the morning of the feast
He made the sandwiches
He carried the chairs and water and generally helped out
He helped to slice the ham
He cleaned the teapots
18. Where were the teapots placed to dry ?
In the cloakroom
Outside on the garden wall
Inside the room on the wall
Near the kitchen
19. Jack and the writer returned to the school ?
Around six pm
Earlier than six pm
Exactly at six pm
Later than six pm
20. What happened next after the people entered the school room ?
They closed the windows because it was snowing outside
They loosened their belts to prepare for the cold weather
They started eating, so busy that there was little time for conversation
They listened to Mr. Robinson giving his welcome speech.
Section 3: Vocabulary Test
This Online Grading Test contains 4 sections, 35 questions. Please answer every question. The test should take about 30 minutes. Do not use dictionaries or other online help.
21. Do you have any ........ ? Yes two cats and a dog.
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Pens
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22. When the sun came out the ice slowly .........
melted
flooded
frooze
dried
23. I'm going to ask my bank for a .............
lend
loan
finance
borrow
24. Please do not ............... to contact me should you require any further assistance.
hesitate
delay
pause
expect
25. For a moment it was difficult to see through the …………. of the headlights.
bright
glare
shiny
radiant
26. I was very …………. for all the advice she gave me.
pleased
grateful
glad
welcome
27. If you work for someone then you are ………
unemployed
an employee
a manual labourer
an employer
28. His friends tried to ………. him from attempting the dangerous climb
encourage
put off
postpone
discourage
29. This knife is not sharp, it is …………..
dull
rough
blunt
rounded
30. Computers were often ..............as a threat.
thought
percieved
conceived
believed
Section 4 Phrasal Verbs
This Online Grading Test contains 4 sections, 35 questions. Please answer every question. The test should take about 30 minutes. Do not use dictionaries or other online help.
31. Become ill or sick especially with a minor illness
COME OVER WITH
COME DOWN WITH
COME UP WITH
COME ROUND WITH
32. To accept something or continue to accept an unpleasant situation.
PUT OFF
PUT DOWN
PUT UP WITH
PUT BACK
33. An instruction to wait or stop for a moment.
HOLD ON
HOLD UP
HOLD OUT
HOLD IN
34. To stop fighting or arguing / admit defeat.
GIVE BACK
GIVE OUT
GIVE UP
GIVE AWAY
35. To end a relationship.
BREAK UP
BREAK DOWN
BREAK OUT
BREAK IN
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