English Grammar And Vocabulary Quiz
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Questions and Answers
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Mark: Hi Angie. I’m just calling to remind you about the arrangements for tomorrow. We (1) …………………… (travel) to London in the afternoon. Angie: I remember! The train (2) ……………………… (get) in at 3.30, so we should be home by 4.00.Mark: Great! If you can’t come for any reason, then just give me a call. I (3) ……………………… (be) at home until half past two, but then I have to go out.Angie: OK, I will. (4) ……………………… you ……………………… (meet) your cousin on Sunday?Mark: I’m not sure yet. If I speak to him today, then I (5) ……………………… (phone) you to let you know.
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I work for a big (26) ………………………national hotel in the centre of town. Sometimes people think that working in a hotel is boring. However, they shouldn’t (27) ……………………… estimate hotel work as it can be full of challenges. I admit there are some (28) ……………………… advantages to hotel work such as long hours and difficult-to-please customers at times. Once I had a customer who complained about how the bed was made and I had to (29) ……………………… make the bed three times until she was happy! Then she complained about the food in the restaurant and said that the vegetables were too soft and that they were (30) ……………………… cooked. But in general I do really like my work.
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Choose the correct alternatives to complete the sentences. Be careful! That chair is going to / will fall over.
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Is going to
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Will
Correct Answer
A. Is going toExplanation
The correct answer is "is going to." This is because the speaker is warning someone about the future possibility of the chair falling over. "Is going to" is used to talk about future events that are already planned or expected to happen based on present evidence or circumstances. In this case, the speaker can see that the chair is unstable or in a precarious position, leading them to believe that it will fall over in the near future.Rate this question:
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Write complete sentences. Use the future continuous or the future perfect. what/you/do/this time next week?
Correct Answer
What will you be doing this time next week?Explanation
The correct answer is "What will you be doing this time next week?" This is the correct answer because the question is asking about a future action or situation that will be happening at the same time next week. The future continuous tense is used to talk about an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future, and in this case, it is asking about the person's plans or activities for that specific time next week.Rate this question:
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I/start/my exams/by the time the exchange students arrive
Correct Answer
I will have started my exams by the time the exchange students arrive., I'll have started my exams by the time the exchange students arrive.Explanation
The correct answer is "I will have started my exams by the time the exchange students arrive, I'll have started my exams by the time the exchange students arrive." This answer is correct because it uses the future perfect tense to express an action that will be completed before another future action. The phrase "by the time the exchange students arrive" indicates that the exams will already be in progress when the students arrive. The contraction "I'll" is also acceptable in informal writing.Rate this question:
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I/definitely/not play football/here/this time next year
Correct Answer
I definitely won't be playing football here this time next year., I definitely will not be playing football here this time next year.Explanation
The correct answer is "I definitely won't be playing football here this time next year, I definitely will not be playing football here this time next year." The answer is correct because it uses the future continuous tense ("won't be playing") to indicate an action that will be ongoing at a specific time in the future ("this time next year"). The negative form ("won't" and "will not") is used to express the speaker's certainty that they will not be playing football at that time.Rate this question:
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This time tomorrow/I/sit/on a plane
Correct Answer
This time tomorrow I will be sitting on a plane., This time tomorrow I'll be sitting on a plane.Explanation
The correct answer is "This time tomorrow I will be sitting on a plane" or "This time tomorrow I'll be sitting on a plane" because it indicates a future action that will be happening at the same time in the future. The use of "will be" or "I'll be" suggests a planned or anticipated event that will occur at the specified time.Rate this question:
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The chef/open/two new restaurants in Paris/by the end of the year
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The chef will have opened two new restaurants in Paris by the end of the year.Explanation
The given sentence is written in future perfect tense, which is used to express an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future. In this case, the action is "open" and the specific time is "by the end of the year". The sentence implies that the chef has plans to open two new restaurants in Paris and it is expected that these restaurants will be opened before the year ends.Rate this question:
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Mark: Hi Angie. I’m just calling to remind you about the arrangements for tomorrow. We …………………… (travel) to London in the afternoon.
Correct Answer
are travelling, 're travelling, will be travelling - 11.
Angie: I remember! The train ……………………… (get) in at 3.30, so we should be home by 4.00.
Correct Answer
gets, is gettingExplanation
Angie is recalling a past event and using the present simple tense to talk about the train's schedule. She says "The train gets in at 3.30" to indicate a regular occurrence. However, she also uses the present continuous tense "we should be home by 4.00" to talk about a future plan or expectation. By using both tenses, Angie is expressing a combination of a regular schedule and a future prediction.Rate this question:
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Mark: Great! If you can’t come for any reason, then just give me a call. I ……………………… (be) at home until half past two, but then I have to go out.
Correct Answer
will beExplanation
In the given conversation, Mark states that he will be at home until half past two but then he has to go out. This indicates a future event or action that is already planned or scheduled. Therefore, the correct answer is "will be," which is the future tense form of the verb "be."Rate this question:
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Angie: OK, I will. ……………………… you ……………………… (meet) your cousin on Sunday?
Correct Answer
Are meeting, Are you meeting, Are going to meet, Are you going to meetExplanation
The correct answer is "Are you meeting". This is because the sentence is asking about a future plan or arrangement, and the present continuous tense is used to talk about future plans. Therefore, "Are you meeting" is the correct form to use in this context.Rate this question:
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Mark: I’m not sure yet. If I speak to him today, then I ……………………… (phone) you to let you know.
Correct Answer
will phone, 'll phoneExplanation
The correct answer is "will phone, 'll phone". Both "will phone" and "'ll phone" are future tense forms of the verb "phone". In the given context, Mark is expressing his intention to speak to someone today and informing the listener that he will phone them to let them know about the conversation. The use of both forms emphasizes his certainty and commitment to making the phone call.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentences with adjectives related to food. We've got some ……………………… vegetables in the freezer, if the fresh peas are finished.
Correct Answer
frozenExplanation
The correct answer is "frozen" because it is an adjective related to food that describes the state of the vegetables in the freezer. It implies that the vegetables have been preserved by freezing them.Rate this question:
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It’s dangerous to keep ……………………… meat in the fridge for a long time. You should cook it as soon as possible.
Correct Answer
rawExplanation
Raw meat can be dangerous to keep in the fridge for a long time because it can harbor harmful bacteria such as Salmonella, E. coli, and Campylobacter. These bacteria can multiply rapidly in raw meat if it is not cooked promptly. Consuming raw or undercooked meat can lead to foodborne illnesses, causing symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and even more severe complications in some cases. Therefore, it is recommended to cook raw meat as soon as possible to ensure it is safe for consumption.Rate this question:
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I think these sandwiches were made yesterday. The bread is really……………………… .
Correct Answer
staleExplanation
The given statement suggests that the sandwiches were made yesterday and the bread used in them is stale. Stale bread refers to bread that has become dry and hard due to exposure to air or being left out for too long. This indicates that the sandwiches were not made fresh and were made using old bread, supporting the conclusion that the sandwiches were made yesterday.Rate this question:
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……………………… food is very convenient and often very tasty, but it’s not good for you.
Correct Answer
Fast, fast - 19.
Complete the sentences with the correct answer, A, B or C. Tuna is a type of ……………
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Fish.
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Meat.
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A bakery product.
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An ice cream.
Correct Answer
A. Fish.Explanation
The correct answer is "fish" because tuna is a type of fish.Rate this question:
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A pie is ……………
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A cake.
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A dish made of rice.
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A dish made of meat and pastry.
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A car.
Correct Answer
C. A dish made of meat and pastry.Explanation
The correct answer is "a dish made of meat and pastry" because a pie is traditionally made with a pastry crust and filled with meat or other savory ingredients. It is not a cake, a dish made of rice, or a car.Rate this question:
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Turkey is ……………
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A type of cheese.
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A type of fruit like a pear.
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A type of meat like chicken.
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A cloth.
Correct Answer
C. A type of meat like chicken.Explanation
Turkey is a type of meat like chicken. It is commonly consumed as a source of protein and is often roasted or used in various dishes. Turkey meat is known for its lean and tender texture, making it a popular choice for meals. It is also associated with holiday traditions, particularly Thanksgiving in the United States.Rate this question:
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Sweetcorn is ……………
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A vegetable.
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A snack.
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A drink.
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A wine.
Correct Answer
A. A vegetable.Explanation
Sweetcorn is classified as a vegetable because it is the seed of a type of grass called maize. It is harvested when it is still in its immature stage, and it is commonly used in cooking as a vegetable, either boiled, grilled, or added to various dishes. Although it can also be used in snacks, drinks, or even as an ingredient in some wines, its primary categorization is as a vegetable due to its origin and common culinary usage.Rate this question:
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Semi-skimmed milk is ……………
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Milk with less fat in it.
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Milk for babies.
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Milk with sugar in it.
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Milk with salt in it.
Correct Answer
A. Milk with less fat in it.Explanation
Semi-skimmed milk refers to milk with less fat content compared to whole milk. It is a popular choice for individuals who want to reduce their fat intake while still enjoying the benefits of milk. This type of milk undergoes a process where some of the cream is removed, resulting in a lower fat percentage. It is often preferred by those looking for a healthier option without compromising on taste or nutritional value.Rate this question:
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I don’t think we are going to / will ever stop global warming.
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Are going to
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Will
Correct Answer
B. WillExplanation
The correct answer is "will" because the speaker expresses a belief or prediction about the future, indicating a certainty that global warming will not stop. The use of "will" suggests a permanent or ongoing condition, emphasizing the speaker's lack of optimism about the possibility of stopping global warming.Rate this question:
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I’m going to / ’ll help you with those bags. They look very heavy.
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I'm going to
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I'll
Correct Answer
B. I'llExplanation
The correct answer is "I'll." In this context, "I'll" is a contraction of "I will," indicating a future action of helping with the bags. The speaker acknowledges the heaviness of the bags and expresses their intention to provide assistance.Rate this question:
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I am going to / will see you tomorrow. Have a good evening.
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Am going to
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Will
Correct Answer
B. WillExplanation
The correct answer is "will." In this sentence, the speaker is expressing a future action of seeing the person tomorrow. "Will" is used to indicate future actions or events.Rate this question:
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It's your birthday today Mum, so I am going to / will cook dinner!
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Am going to
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Will
Correct Answer
A. Am going toExplanation
The phrase "am going to" is the correct answer because it indicates a planned action in the future. In this context, the speaker is stating their intention to cook dinner for their mother on her birthday, which implies a planned action. The phrase "will" can also be used to express future actions, but in this case, "am going to" is more appropriate as it suggests a specific plan or intention.Rate this question:
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I love cooking and I grow my own herbs. ……………………… herbs have a lot more flavour than dry herbs.
Correct Answer
Fresh, freshExplanation
The answer "Fresh, fresh" is correct because the sentence states that the person grows their own herbs, implying that they use fresh herbs in their cooking. The phrase "fresh, fresh" emphasizes the idea that fresh herbs have a lot more flavor than dry herbs.Rate this question:
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I work for a big ………………………national hotel in the centre of town. Sometimes people think that working in a hotel is boring.
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Dis-
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Inter-
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Mis-
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Over-
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Pre-
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Re-
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Under-
Correct Answer
B. Inter-Explanation
The prefix "inter-" means "between" or "among." In the context of the sentence, the word "inter-" suggests that working in a hotel involves interacting and engaging with a variety of people, making it an interesting and dynamic job.Rate this question:
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Then she complained about the food in the restaurant and said that the vegetables were too soft and that they were ……………………… cooked. But in general I do really like my work.
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Dis-
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Inter-
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Mis-
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Over-
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Pre-
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Re-
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Under-
Correct Answer
D. Over-Explanation
The correct answer is "over-". The word "overcooked" means that the vegetables were cooked for too long or at too high of a temperature, resulting in them being too soft. This is the opposite of what the person desired, as they complained about the vegetables being too soft.Rate this question:
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Once I had a customer who complained about how the bed was made and I had to ……………………… make the bed three times until she was happy!
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Dis-
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Inter-
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Mis-
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Over-
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Pre-
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Re-
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Under-
Correct Answer
F. Re-Explanation
The correct answer is "re-". The prefix "re-" means to do something again or to go back to a previous state. In this context, the speaker had to make the bed multiple times until the customer was satisfied. The use of "re-" indicates that the action of making the bed was repeated.Rate this question:
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I admit there are some ……………………… advantages to hotel work such as long hours and difficult-to-please customers at times.
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Dis-
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Inter-
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Mis-
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Over-
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Pre-
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Re-
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Under-
Correct Answer
A. Dis-Explanation
The prefix "dis-" means "not" or "opposite of." In the given sentence, the word "advantages" is mentioned, indicating positive aspects of hotel work. Therefore, using the prefix "dis-" before "advantages" would create a word that means "not advantages" or "opposite of advantages." This aligns with the meaning of the sentence, suggesting that there are some negative aspects or drawbacks to hotel work.Rate this question:
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However, they shouldn’t ……………………… estimate hotel work as it can be full of challenges.
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Dis-
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Inter-
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Mis-
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Over-
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Pre-
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Re-
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Under-
Correct Answer
G. Under-Explanation
The correct answer is "under-". This prefix indicates that they should not underestimate hotel work. Underestimating means to not fully recognize or appreciate the difficulty or complexity of something. In this context, it suggests that hotel work can be more challenging than it may initially appear, and it is important to not underestimate the amount of effort and skill required.Rate this question:
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