Test on Grammar and Vocabulary (5th Form)

Test on Grammar and Vocabulary (the 5^th form)

I. Give it a name:

1. A country ruled by a king or a queen

2. A person who knows much about law

3. A moveable organ in the mouth, used for speaking, tasting

4. To force air through your throat with a sudden noise, especially when you have a cold

5. To become fit and healthy again after an illness

6. To move food or drink from the mouth down through the throat into the stomach

7. The upper front part of the body between the neck and the stomach

8. To look at something closely and carefully in order to find out something

9. A feeling that you have in some part of your body when you are ill or hurt

10. Belonging to a king or a queen

II. Make up sentences using Passive Voice:

1. Stamps / sell / in post offices?

2. The room /not/ clean / yesterday.

3. Bread / eat / every day.

4. The house / build / last year?

5. The texts / translate / tomorrow.

III. Change the sentences to indirect speech:

1. Peter asked me: "Have you got a new bike?"

2. Alice said: "Give me the pen, Bob".

3. Mr. Brown said: "Don't forget to close the door, Ben".

4. Tom said: "I don't understand this joke".

5. Jane said: "Polly was at home yesterday".

6. Jack asked: "Where are you going, Jill?"

IV. Agree with a statement using correct verbal forms:

1. They like cold weather. - So ________ I.

2. He can do it better. - So_________ I.

3. She wrote a poem. - So _________ her brother.

4. They have bought flowers. - So _________ she.

5. Sally is learning English. - So __________ they.

V. Disagree with the statements using neither…nor :

1. They eat both meat and fish.

2. He plays both the piano and the guitar.

3. Both Jack and David were there.

4. I like both snow and rain.

5. Both green and yellow is among his favourite colours.