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CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
1 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
Cabsent-minded
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
1 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
Example: Acough B
cheerful
Cstomach
1 Aillegible Bbandage
Ccolleague
2 Asucceed Baccurate Caccent
3 Abizarre Bsignature Csign
4 Aexplanation Bfurniture
Cfortune
5 Aoutskirts Bdisheartened
C earliest
Cpossessive
6 Apersonality Bpersonality
Cpersonality
8 Asignature Bsignature
Csignature
9 Aincredibly Bincredibly
Cincredibly
Ccrushed
10 Afurniture Bfurniture
Cfurniture
10
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
2 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
C Chinese people
VOCABULARY
20
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
2 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
Cdizzy
5 Astriped Bchecked Cspotted
b Which is the correctly stressed syllable? Tick ()
A, B, or C.
Example: A old-fashioned
Bold-fashioned
C old-fashioned
8 Afashionable Bfashionable
Cfashionable
9 Aallergic Ballergic Callergic
10 Aunconscious Bunconscious
Cunconscious
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
20
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
3 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
C are installed
1 We _____ for two hours when they finally let us in.
A ve been queuing B were queuing
C d been queuing
VOCABULARY
8 Jeff _____ Linda for two years when they got engaged.
A had known B had been knowing
C has known
9 We _____ twenty minutes for the bus when it finally
arrived.
Awaited B d been waiting
C were waiting
10 My little brother _____ about going to his first football
match.
A extremely excited is B is excited extremely
C is extremely excited
11 I met my wife when I _____ English in Greece.
Ataught B had taught
C was teaching
12 He got on the bus and _____ a seat near the back.
A was finding B had found Cfound
13 My sister _____ white bread.
A doesnt usually eat B doesnt eat usually
C usually doesnt eat
14 I worked _____ that I achieved far more than Id
planned to.
A such hard B so hard C so hardly
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Cland
Blanding Cdelayed
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
3 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
1 Aaisle B
aim Cweight
2 Adrove Btold Cdone
3 Acaught Bthought Ctough
4 Abaggage Bteenage Cshortage
5 Aflew
Bhooded Cthrough
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NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
7 Quick Test
GRAMMAR
C should have
1 You _____ spent so long in the sun. You look as if youve
got sunburn.
A might not have B couldnt have
C shouldnt have
2 I _____ some Indian food. Shall we get a takeaway?
A feel like B feel as if Cfeel
3 I suppose Jane _____ just forgotten it was your
birthday, but its not like her.
A should have B could have
C ought to have
4 I think I _____ lost that CD Jack lent me. Ill look for it
again tonight.
A may have B must have
C should have
5 This duvet _____! It makes me want to have a sleep
now!
A feels like so soft B feels as if so soft
C feels so soft
6 You _____ asked before you borrowed my car! I
thought it had been stolen!
A must have B ought to have
C may have
7 I think the kids _____ gone swimming. Theyve taken
towels from the bathroom.
A must have B should have
C couldnt have
8 You _____ picked a worse time to call Im in the
middle of making dinner!
A shouldnt have B may not have
C couldnt have
9 This shirt _____ its made of really good quality cotton.
Afeels B feels as if C feels that
10 I think were lost! I _____ my satnav with me.
A should bring B should brought
C should have brought
11 You _____ seen Helen. She was standing right next to
you at the party!
A must have B cant have
C couldnt have
12 You _____ youve had some bad news. Are you OK?
A look like Blook C look as like
Upper-intermediate
VOCABULARY
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
7 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
2 Acalf Bcalm
Ccold
3 Aknock Bkidney
Ckneel
4 Afasten Bwhistle Cchest
5 Acombing Bthumb Cmember
b Which is the correctly stressed syllable? Tick ()
A, B, or C.
Example: Amediate
Bmediate
Cmediate
6 Ainsomnia Binsomnia
Cinsomnia
7 Aphotograph Bphotograph
Cphotograph
8 Adetermination Bdetermination
Cdetermination
9 Asignificance Bsignificance
Csignificance
10 Aexpression Bexpression
Cexpression
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Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
10 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
20
3 You can have _____ you want to eat and it doesnt cost
anything.
Aanything Bnothing C all things
4 _____ in the painting class is really nice.
AAll BEverybody C All the people
C all biscuits
C isnt none
VOCABULARY
Cchemistry
1 the finding of something natural for the first time
Ainvention Bresearch
Cdiscovery
2 putting blood from one living thing into another
Aradiation Boperation
Ctransfusion
3 testing new drugs on people before they are sold to
the public
A clinical trials B clinical experiments
C clinical research
4 the undesirable results of using a drug to treat a
medical condition
A guinea pigs B side effects
C pharmaceutical trials
5 a chemical which stops feelings
Anuclear Bfatal Canaesthetic
6 a type of gas
Alead Bnitrogen Cpolio
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
10 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
2 Ageography Bgeographic
Cgeographer
3 Atransfusion Bexplosion
Cpoisoning
4 Aphysicist Bphysics Cphysical
5 Aprove Bdiscover Cpolluted
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
8 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
C not tell
VOCABULARY
Cburglar
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
8 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
3 Amurder Bburglar
Cpunishment
5 Aluxuries
4 Anumber
Bbusiness Cmugger
Balbum Cput
C multinational
6 Avandalism Bvandalism
Cvandalism
9 Ajournalist Bjournalist
Cjournalist
10 Acommentator Bcommentator
Ccommentator
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
9 Quick Test
GRAMMAR
Upper-intermediate
VOCABULARY
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
9 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
C office
1 Achain Bmanufacture
Cstaff
Cmanager
7 Aredundant Bredundant
Credundant
6 Amanufacture Bmanufacture
Cmanufacture
8 Aignorance Bignorance
Cignorance
9 Amultinational Bmultinational
Cmultinational
10 Aunemployment Bunemployment
Cunemployment
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
5 Quick Test
GRAMMAR
Upper-intermediate
20
VOCABULARY
Cbewildered
1 sad because of not enough social contact
Ahomesick Boffended Clonely
2 very surprised by some unexpected news
Afurious Bstunned Cconfused
3 very angry
Amiserable Bdevastated
Cfurious
4 very surprised
Athrilled Bastonished
Cdelighted
5 very glad that a problem has been solved
Arelieved Bdisappointed
Cshocked
6 bored or unhappy
Aupset B fed up
Cexhausted
7 very pleased
Agrateful Bdelighted Cglad
8 thankful for what someone has done for you
Ainspired Boverwhelmed
Cgrateful
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
5 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
Cdelighted
6 Aastonished Bastonished
Castonished
7 Adisappointed Bdisappointed
Cdisappointed
8 Aexhausted Bexhausted
Cexhausted
9 Aembarrassed Bembarrassed
Cembarrassed
10 Adevastated Bdevastated
Cdevastated
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
4 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
20
VOCABULARY
4 a bit cold
Amild Bchilly Cdamp
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
4 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
Csense
Bbelow Cshowers
2 Aheat Bweather Cfeast
3 Acool Bflood Cboot
4 Abought Bfought Cdrought
5 Athunder Bhumid Crubbish
1 Ablow
Cdevastated
6 Areusable Breusable Creusable
7 Aenvironment Benvironment
Cenvironment
8 Ahurricane Bhurricane
Churricane
Cnotice
9 Atemperature Btemperature
Ctemperature
13 You must take all your flights into _____ when you
work out your carbon footprint.
Amind Bnotice Caccount
10 Ainvestigator Binvestigator
Cinvestigator
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
6 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
6 I _____ play video games every day, but now I only play
them at weekends.
A am used to B used to C got used to
7 Remember _____ the electrician this afternoon.
Aring B to ring Cringing
Ctrumpet
1 Its a large group of people who sing together.
Achorus Bchoir Corchestra
NAME CLASS
ENGLISH FILE
6 Quick Test
Upper-intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
Example: A cathedral
Btemple
Ccentre
Bchauffeur Corchestra
2 Aconductor Bdrums Cflute
3 Aencore Bgenre Cchef
4 Apsychic Brhythm
Chypochondriac
5 Agraffiti Bchic Cbarista
1 Achoir
6 Aarchitecture Barchitecture
Carchitecture
7 Ahypochondriac Bhypochondriac
Chypochondriac
8 Aphilosophy Bphilosophy
Cphilosophy
9 Aorchestra Borchestra
Corchestra
10
A
saxophone Bsaxophone
Csaxophone
10
Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total
50