Ef3e int quicktest_06

Ef3e int quicktest_06

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  1English File IntermediatePhotocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 6  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate 16 Alan _____ not know how to get here from the station. Shall I phone him to make sure? A may ■  B can ■  C mustn’t ■ 17 That _____ be Marco’s sister, but I’m not sure. A must ■  B can’t ■  C might ■ 18 I think this bread _____ last week. A baked ■  B  was baked  ■  C  was baking  ■ 19 The castle has _____ in several historical films. A used ■  B use ■  C  been used  ■ 20 This shop _____ on Tuesday and Friday next week. A closed ■  B  will be closed  ■  C  is being closed  ■ 20 VOCABULARY a Tick (✓) the correct word(s) for the definitions, A, B, or C. Example: a film where the actors sing A  musical  ■✓  B drama ■  C comedy ■ 1 a film that continues the story of an earlier film A scene ■  B sequel ■  C plot ■ 2 all the actors in a film A cast ■  B audience ■  C extra ■ 3 a person who plays a small, unimportant part A star ■  B audience ■  C extras ■ 4 the story of a film or book A plot ■  B script ■  C scene ■ 5 the music of a film A soundtrack ■  B script ■  C subtitles ■ b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the compound nouns. Example: shop _____ A  assistant  ■✓  B helper ■  C seller ■ 6 science _____ A film ■  B script ■  C fiction ■ 7 _____ effects A scene ■  B special ■  C subtitle ■ 8 _____ film A action ■  B active ■  C acting ■ 9 film _____ A novel ■  B adaptation ■  C book ■ 10 historical _____ A drama ■  B western ■  C  science fiction  ■ GRAMMAR Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: My parents _____ in China. A  are born  ■  B  were born  ■✓  C  was born  ■ 1 A What kind of food is this? B I’m not sure. It _____ be Thai or Indonesian, I think. A must ■  B can’t ■  C mustn’t ■ 2 The film _____ in New York. A  is setting  ■  B set ■  C  is set  ■ 3 She _____ be out. The house is dark and her car’s not there. A might ■  B must ■  C can ■ 4 Parts of the Harry Potter films _____ in an Oxford college. A filmed ■  B  were filmed  ■  C  were filming  ■ 5 I’m sorry but all the tickets have _____ sold. A been ■  B being ■  C be ■ 6 He _____ happy. He didn’t get the job he wanted. A  can’t be  ■  B  can’t to be  ■  C  can be  ■ 7 The film will _____ made in Britain. A be ■  B have ■  C been ■ 8 This fish has to _____ today. A  be ate  ■  B  be eat  ■  C  be eaten  ■ 9 I was disappointed when I saw the film because it _____. A  was being dubbed  ■  B dubbed ■  C  had been dubbed  ■ 10 Do you know who _____ this building? A  was designed  ■  B  is designed  ■  C designed ■ 11 I haven’t got the keys so you _____ them. I know one of us has them. A  might have  ■  B  must have  ■  C  can’t have  ■ 12 They _____ be French. They’re speaking German. A can’t ■  B mustn’t ■  C  don’t have to  ■ 13 The museum is _____ at the moment so it’s closed. A  been painted  ■  B painting ■  C  being painted  ■ 14 Hello, you must _____ Tania, the new receptionist. A  to be  ■  B be ■  C been ■ 15 The best-selling book was written _____ an ex-footballer. A with ■  B by ■  C from ■
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  2English File IntermediatePhotocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013 NAME CLASS 6  Quick Test ENGLISH FILE Intermediate PRONUNCIATION a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A van  ■  B tram  ■  C lane  ■✓ 1 A bite  ■  B smile  ■  C lips  ■ 2 A stare  ■  B face  ■  C taste  ■ 3 A fair  ■ B ear  ■  C hair  ■ 4 A mouth  ■  B throw  ■  C toe  ■ 5 A brown  ■  B shoulder  ■  C round  ■ b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C. Example: A  exciting  ■✓ B exciting  ■  C exciting  ■ 6 A fictional  ■  B fictional  ■ C fictional  ■ 7 A networking  ■  B networking  ■  C networking  ■ 8 A audience  ■ B audience  ■  C audience  ■ 9 A subtitle  ■  B subtitle  ■  C subtitle  ■ 10 A appearance  ■  B appearance  ■  C appearance  ■ 10 Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation total 50 c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences. Example: He’s got short _____ hair. A curly ■✓  B curl ■  C bald ■ 11 I like Teresa – she seems so young and _____! A careless ■  B carefree ■  C careful ■ 12 These shoes are too small – they hurt my _____. A fingers ■  B toes ■  C knees ■ 13 Let’s _____ a football around on the beach. A push ■  B nod ■  C kick ■ 14 We like to _____when we go to a party. A  dress up  ■  B  dress down  ■  C  get dressed  ■ 15 Don’t _____ the food with your dirty hands! A taste ■  B smell ■  C touch ■ 16 She thought he was very serious, but then he _____. A stared ■  B nodded ■  C smiled ■ 17 The show was fantastic and everyone _____ at the end. A pointed ■  B clapped ■  C looked ■ 18 I turned round when I heard someone _____. A whistle ■  B throw ■  C stare ■ 19 Jo didn’t say anything, but I know she agreed with me – she _____. A nodded ■  B kicked ■  C stared ■ 20 I bit my _____ yesterday when I was eating an apple. A nose ■  B neck ■  C tongue ■ 20