Copy Of Pretest November Pre-intermediate1: Reading And Writing
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Questions and Answers
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If you don’t like working with people, you’ll love hotel work.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
This statement contradicts itself. It states that if someone doesn't like working with people, they will love hotel work. However, hotel work typically involves interacting with guests and other staff members on a daily basis. Therefore, it is unlikely that someone who dislikes working with people would enjoy hotel work. Hence, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Complete the sentences with ONE word only.0. Last weekend I watched a lot of TV. 1. ________________ he like swimming?
Correct Answer
DoesExplanation
The correct answer is "Does". In this sentence, the word "Does" is used to form a question in the present tense. It is the auxiliary verb used to ask about someone's preference or opinion.Rate this question:
- 3.
Put the words in the correct order to make questions.0. have / ever / a / camel / you / ridden?Have you ever ridden a camel? like / you / did / it?
Correct Answer
Did you like it?Explanation
The given correct answer "Did you like it?" is formed by rearranging the words in the question "like / you / did / it?". The word "like" is used to inquire about someone's preference or enjoyment, "did" is the auxiliary verb used to form the question in the past tense, "you" refers to the person being asked, and "it" refers to the camel ride. Therefore, the question is asking whether the person enjoyed the experience of riding a camel.Rate this question:
- 4.
Read the test and write the correct paragraphs (1- 4) next to the headings (a–d). Holiday adventures Are you on holiday? Are you thinking about what to do this summer? Here at Teen Life we love holidays and we’ve got some great ideas for you on how to spend these long, hot days!1. If you want to work as part of a team and don’t have a problem with hard work, then you could look for a job in a hotel. The summer holidays are also busy times for hotels. Many managers look for new staff in July and August. These are the busiest times in the hotel year. Why not read your local newspapers and look online to find a hotel job this summer? 2 Do you want to learn English and have fun at the same time? There are English schools all over the UK and it’s a great way to make new friends and practise your English every day. The schools also organise day trips to exciting and interesting places so you will have a lot of great photos to show your friends when you get home! 3 Have you ever walked through a rainforest? Have you ever seen animals like lions and tigers and elephants? It’s true that it costs a lot of money to go to these places, but it is also possible to find work in many exciting countries. You don’t get any money for this, but you will see some great sights! If you are strong and good with your hands, you could help to build a school or a hospital in Africa! 4 Does all this sound like very hard work? Do you want to have some time off? Maybe youshould just relax and enjoy a long, beach holiday, hanging out with your friends. It’s holiday time – enjoy yourself!
- a. Learn English on holiday
Correct Answer
2Explanation
The correct paragraph (2) suggests that if you want to learn English and have fun at the same time, you can attend English schools in the UK. These schools organize day trips to interesting places, allowing you to make new friends, practice your English, and have great photos to show when you return home.Rate this question:
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Read the text again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)?Holiday adventuresAre you on holiday? Are you thinking about what to do this summer? Here at Teen Life we love holidays and we’ve got some great ideas for you on how to spend these long, hot days! If you want to work as part of a team and don’t have a problem with hard work, then you could look for a job in a hotel. The summer holidays are also busy times for hotels. Many managers look for new staff in July and August. These are the busiest times in the hotel year. Why not read your local newspapers and look online to find a hotel job this summer?Do you want to learn English and have fun at the same time? There are English schools all over the UK and it’s a great way to make new friends and practise your English every day. The schools also organise day trips to exciting and interesting places so you will have a lot of great photos to show your friends when you get home!Have you ever walked through a rainforest? Have you ever seen animals like lions and tigers and elephants? It’s true that it costs a lot of money to go to these places, but it is also possible to find work in many exciting countries. You don’t get any money for this, but you will see some great sights! If you are strong and good with your hands, you could help to build a school or a hospital in Africa! Does all this sound like very hard work? Do you want to have some time off? Maybe youshould just relax and enjoy a long, beach holiday, hanging out with your friends. It’s holiday time – enjoy yourself!0. April and May are the busiest time for hotels. F
- The summer holidays are very short.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The correct answer is False. The text states that July and August are the busiest times for hotels, not April and May.Rate this question:
- 6.
Hotel work can be quite hard.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Working in a hotel can be physically and mentally demanding due to the long hours, high levels of customer service, and the need to constantly be on your feet. Hotel staff often have to deal with difficult guests, work under pressure, and handle various tasks simultaneously. They may need to perform physically demanding tasks such as carrying heavy luggage or cleaning rooms. Therefore, it is reasonable to say that hotel work can be quite hard.Rate this question:
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- 7.
English summer schools organise trips to exciting places.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
English summer schools often organize trips to exciting places as part of their program. These trips provide students with the opportunity to explore and experience different cultural and historical landmarks, visit museums and attractions, and engage in activities that enhance their language learning experience. These excursions not only make the learning process more enjoyable but also allow students to practice their English skills in real-life situations and interact with native speakers. Therefore, it can be inferred that the statement "English summer schools organize trips to exciting places" is true.Rate this question:
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- 8.
It’s very cheap to travel to the rainforest.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement "It's very cheap to travel to the rainforest" is false. Traveling to the rainforest can be expensive due to various factors such as transportation costs, accommodation, and tour fees. Rainforests are often located in remote areas, requiring additional expenses for reaching them. Additionally, activities like guided tours and equipment rentals can add to the overall cost. Therefore, it is not accurate to say that traveling to the rainforest is cheap.Rate this question:
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- 9.
If you build a school in Africa, you get paid a lot of money.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that building a school in Africa will result in receiving a large sum of money. However, this statement is not necessarily true. While building a school in Africa may bring various benefits and potential funding opportunities, it does not guarantee that an individual will be paid a significant amount of money. The financial compensation for building a school in Africa can vary depending on various factors such as the funding sources, partnerships, and agreements made with local communities or organizations.Rate this question:
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- 10.
I _________________ reading a book yesterday evening when she called.
Correct Answer
wasExplanation
The correct answer is "was". This is because the sentence is in past tense and the subject "I" needs a past tense verb to match. "Was" is the past tense form of the verb "to be" and is the correct choice in this context.Rate this question:
- 11.
You need ________drink lots of water – it’s good for you.
Correct Answer
toExplanation
The word "to" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate the purpose or intention of drinking lots of water, which is to benefit one's health.Rate this question:
- 12.
Near my house there is _______ park.
Correct Answer
aExplanation
The correct answer is "a" because it indicates that there is a park near the speaker's house. "A" is used before a singular noun when it is mentioned for the first time or when it is not specific. In this case, the speaker is referring to a park without specifying which park it is.Rate this question:
- 13.
New York is bigger ________ Boston.
Correct Answer
thanExplanation
The correct answer is "than" because the word "than" is used to compare two things or people. In this case, it is used to compare the size of New York and Boston, indicating that New York is bigger in size than Boston.Rate this question:
- 14.
It / do / where / you / did?
Correct Answer
Where did you do it?Explanation
The correct answer is "Where did you do it?" because the question is asking about the location or place where the action was performed. The word order is rearranged to form a question in English, with the verb "did" used to indicate past tense and the subject "you" placed before the verb. The word "where" is used to inquire about the specific place.Rate this question:
- 15.
How / cost / it / did / much?
Correct Answer
How much did it cost?Explanation
The given question is asking about the cost of something. The correct answer rephrases the question in a grammatically correct way.Rate this question:
- 16.
Did / wear / you / need / to / a / helmet?
Correct Answer
Did you need to wear a helmet?Explanation
The given correct answer is "Did you need to wear a helmet?" because it correctly rearranges the words in the question to form a grammatically correct and coherent sentence. The original question is in a jumbled order, and by rearranging the words, the answer creates a proper question structure using the auxiliary verb "did" to form the past tense, followed by the subject "you," the main verb "need," and the infinitive "to wear."Rate this question:
- 17.
Were / good at / you / it?
Correct Answer
Were you good at it?Explanation
The correct answer is "Were you good at it?" because it follows the correct word order for a question in English. In interrogative sentences, the auxiliary verb (in this case, "were") is placed before the subject ("you"), followed by the main verb ("good") and any other elements ("at it"). This sentence structure is used to ask about someone's ability or proficiency in doing something.Rate this question:
- 18.
- b . Just relax!
Correct Answer
4 - 19.
- c. Get a job in a hotel!
Correct Answer
1Explanation
The answer suggests that the person should get a job in a hotel. This could be a response to a question or situation where the person is looking for advice on what to do. Getting a job in a hotel could be a good option as it provides employment and possibly career growth opportunities in the hospitality industry.Rate this question:
- 20.
- d. Travel somewhere really different.
Correct Answer
3 - 21.
Match the questions and statements with the correct answers.0. Have you ever been to Greece? - Yes, I have.When did you go?
- A.
No, everyone spoke really good English.
- B.
Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.
- C.
Brilliant – hot and sunny.
- D.
Last summer.
- E.
Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!
Correct Answer
D. Last summer.Explanation
The statement "Last summer" is the correct answer because it directly answers the question "When did you go?" and provides a specific time frame for the person's visit to Greece.Rate this question:
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- 22.
What did you do there?
- A.
No, everyone spoke really good English.
- B.
Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.
- C.
Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!
- D.
Last summer.
- E.
Brilliant – hot and sunny.
Correct Answer
B. Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.Explanation
The given answer "Relaxed on the beach and met new friends" is a response to the question "What did you do there?". It implies that the person being asked spent their time at the location relaxing on the beach and making new friends. This answer suggests that the location is a pleasant and enjoyable place to visit.Rate this question:
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- 23.
What was the weather like?
- A.
No, everyone spoke really good English.
- B.
Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.
- C.
Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!
- D.
Last summer.
- E.
Brilliant – hot and sunny.
Correct Answer
E. Brilliant – hot and sunny.Explanation
The correct answer, "Brilliant - hot and sunny," is the response that directly answers the question "What was the weather like?" It indicates that the weather was excellent, with high temperatures and clear skies. This answer is in contrast to the other statements, which do not provide any information about the weather.Rate this question:
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- 24.
Oh – did you have to learn Greek?
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No, everyone spoke really good English.
- B.
Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.
- C.
Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!
- D.
Last summer.
- E.
Brilliant – hot and sunny.
Correct Answer
A. No, everyone spoke really good English.Explanation
The given answer suggests that the person did not have to learn Greek because everyone they encountered spoke English fluently. This implies that there was no language barrier and they were able to communicate effectively with the locals.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Lucky you – I’ve never been!
- A.
No, everyone spoke really good English.
- B.
Relaxed on the beach and met new friends.
- C.
Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!
- D.
Last summer.
- E.
Brilliant – hot and sunny.
Correct Answer
C. Oh – you should go! It’s lovely!Explanation
The correct answer is "Oh – you should go! It's lovely!" because the speaker is expressing enthusiasm and recommending that the person should visit the place being discussed. The phrase "It's lovely!" indicates that the speaker has a positive impression of the place and believes it would be a great experience for the person.Rate this question:
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Match the bold words in the text with their meanings.0. near where you live - local
- to enjoy relaxing with friends
- A.
Exciting
- B.
Rainforest
- C.
Hanging out
- D.
Team
- E.
Time off
Correct Answer
C. Hanging outExplanation
"Hanging out" means to spend leisure time with friends or to socialize in a casual and relaxed manner. In the given context, "near where you live" is the phrase that matches the meaning of "hanging out".Rate this question:
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- a group of people who work together
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Exciting
- B.
Rainforest
- C.
Hanging out
- D.
Team
- E.
Time off
Correct Answer
D. TeamExplanation
A team is a group of people who work together towards a common goal. They collaborate, support each other, and combine their skills and efforts to achieve a desired outcome. In a team, individuals bring diverse perspectives and expertise, which enhances problem-solving and decision-making. The word "team" is the best fit for the given list of words as it represents a collective effort and collaboration, which can be exciting and productive. The other words in the list, such as "exciting," "rainforest," "hanging out," and "time off," do not directly relate to the concept of a group of people working together.Rate this question:
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- not boring
- A.
Exciting
- B.
Rainforest
- C.
Hanging out
- D.
Team
- E.
Time off
Correct Answer
A. ExcitingExplanation
The word "exciting" is the correct answer because it is the opposite of "boring." The other words in the question, such as "rainforest," "hanging out," "team," and "time off," do not provide any context or clue to the correct answer. Therefore, "exciting" is the most suitable choice based on the given options.Rate this question:
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- a hot, wet place where there are lots of trees
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Exciting
- B.
Rainforest
- C.
Hanging out
- D.
Team
- E.
Time off
Correct Answer
B. RainforestExplanation
A rainforest is a hot, wet place where there are lots of trees. It is known for its lush vegetation and high levels of rainfall. The word "exciting" does not provide any relevant information to describe a rainforest. "Hanging out" and "team" are unrelated to the characteristics of a rainforest. Similarly, "time off" does not contribute to the description of a rainforest. Therefore, the correct answer is rainforest.Rate this question:
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- time when you don’t work
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Exciting
- B.
Rainforest
- C.
Hanging out
- D.
Team
- E.
Time off
Correct Answer
E. Time offExplanation
The correct answer is "time off". This refers to a period when someone is not working or taking a break from their usual responsibilities. It can be a time to relax, recharge, and engage in activities that are enjoyable and exciting, such as exploring a rainforest or hanging out with a team. Taking time off is important for maintaining work-life balance and overall well-being.Rate this question:
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