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This document contains a vocabulary section with fill-in-the-blank questions testing common English words, and a grammar section with fill-in-the-blank questions testing parts of speech and sentence structure. The vocabulary questions cover topics like nationality, time, food, purchases, noise levels, bills, transportation, jobs, and accidents. The grammar questions test usage of articles, possessive adjectives, verb tenses, prepositions, and more.

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Test A2

This document contains a vocabulary section with fill-in-the-blank questions testing common English words, and a grammar section with fill-in-the-blank questions testing parts of speech and sentence structure. The vocabulary questions cover topics like nationality, time, food, purchases, noise levels, bills, transportation, jobs, and accidents. The grammar questions test usage of articles, possessive adjectives, verb tenses, prepositions, and more.

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PART I.

VOCABULARY
“What's your ______?” – “I'm American.”
a) name b) nationality c) country d) home

“What ______ is it?” – “It's half past two.”


a) time b) hour c) day d) old

My favourite ______ is dinner.


a) lunch b) drink c) food d) meal

I'd like a ______ of coffee, please.


a) cup b) glass c) plate d) bottle

Those are very nice ______. Where did you buy them?
a) shirt b) dress c) trousers d) handbag

“Where can I buy some envelopes?” – “At the ______.”


a) baker's b) newsagent's c) library d) grocer's

I've got a new dishwasher and a fridge in my ______.


a) bathroom b) study c) office d) kitchen

It's very ______ in here. I can't hear anything.


a) noisy b) quiet c) exciting d) clean

Excuse me, waiter. Can you bring me the ______, please?


a) note b) money c) bill d) cheque
I'm too ______ today. I'll phone you back tomorrow.
a) crowded b) interested c) polite d) busy

Take your umbrella. It's raining ______.


a) heavily b) strong c) hardly d) much

He's started a new job. It's more interesting and he ______ more money.
a) wins b) earns c) spends d) costs

If you don't leave now, you'll ______ the bus and there isn't another one today.
a) catch b) save c) miss d) take

“Can I ______ your dictionary, please?” – “Yes, of course. But I'd like it back for
the weekend.”
a) lend b) borrow c) give d) keep

He lets his wife do everything for him. He's very ______.


a) careful b) bored c) quiet d) lazy

I'm ______ living at home but my girlfriend and I are getting married next month
so we've bought a flat.
a) always b) yet c) again d) still

Don't ______! It's not funny.


a) cry b) shout c) laugh d) grow

There was a terrible ______ on the A2 motorway this morning. Five vehicles were
involved.
a) scratch b) incident c) crash d) damage
PART II. GRAMMAR
“______ your car?” – “It's in the car park.”
a) Which is b) Who's c) When's d) Where's

“______ bag is this?” – “It's mine.”


a) Whose b) What's c) Who's d) Who

______ only three chairs in my room.


a) They are b) There are c) There is d) It is

She ______ a house in the town centre.


a) got b) have got c) has got d) is got

“______ brothers have you got?” – “Only one.”


a) How much b) How old c) How are d) How many

“Is there any food left?” – “______.”


a) No, there isn't b) Yes, there is any c) Yes, they is d) No, there aren't

My favourite painters are Monet and Renoir but John doesn't like ______ at all.
a) they b) them c) it d) some

There aren't ______ people here today.


a) many b) a lot c) much d) the many

“Do you speak Japanese?” – “No, I ______.”


a) don't speak b) not c) speak not d) don't

He ______ in an office every morning from eight to twelve.


a) working b) works c) work d) am working

“Do you like ______?” – “Yes, I do.”


a) to shop b) shop c) to shopping d) shopping

I go ______ school in Vienna.


a) at b) to c) in d) on

We have lunch ______ one o'clock.


a) at b) to c) in d) on

She works ______ Saturday.


a) at b) to c) in d) on

I stay at home ______ the morning.


a) at b) to c) in d) on

“How do you get to work?” – “______.”


a) By car b) In car c) By the car d) On car

“Do you like classical music?” – “______.”


a) Yes, I likes b) Yes, I like c) Yes, I does d) Yes, I do

“Where is Mary?” – “She ______ over there.”


a) is stand b) is standing c) stand d) standing

I'm hungry. ______ something to eat, please.


a) I like b) I'd want c) I'd like d) I'm like
He ______ born in 1963 in Spain.
a) had b) is c) was d) did

Switzerland is ______ than Britain.


a) as small b) smallest c) more small d) smaller

Motor racing is the ______ sport in the world.


a) most expensive b) expensivest c) more expensive d) as expensive

He passed his English exam very ______.


a) easy b) easier c) good d) easily

“When ______ you go to the USA?” – “Last year.”


a) did b) was c) went d) have

______ you ever visited London?


a) Did b) Do c) Were d) Have

I can't stand ______ in hot weather.


a) to walk b) walking c) walk d) to walking

They usually ______ at home but today they ______ lunch in a restaurant.
a) are eating, have b) eat, have c) eat, are having d) are eating, are having

We didn't stay late ______ we were very tired.


a) because b) so c) that d) until

I think most people ______ English for their jobs in the future.
a) need b) are needing c) will need d) will have needed

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