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English Quiz
English Quiz
Direction: this quiz contains several parts and they review from the lesson that you have
learned during this semester. Read the directions of each part.
Part 1: Change the sentence into passive.
1. My grandmother is eighty-five, but she can still read and write without glasses.
2. May I come with you?
3. Could you help me with the housework, please?
4. We must not make the first move.
5. It is snowing outside so I will stay at home.
6. Would you mind if I borrowed your car?
7. Will you take care of my dog for a day?
8. Our country may become a super power by 2025.
9. She might sell her home because she needs money.
10. Ask any questions now as you can not talk during the test
11. From the way he speaks, he could be from London.
12. I had some problems repairing the roof by myself, but in the end I was able to do it
without help.
13. I must buy a new computer. This one keeps breaking down.
14. It can not be easy for Mary. Her parents died when she was only 4 years old.
15. The cafeteria is full. I could not find a seat anywhere.
Part 3
A. Direction: Write the comparative form from the word in the parantheses.
1. The road was longer (long) than we had expected.
2. As soon as they understood that the second book was more boring (boring) than the
first one, they changed their mind.
3. The weather today is worse (bad) than the weather yesterday but not as (bad) as it
was four days ago.
4. My sister thinks she's more intelligent (intelligent) than me, but I don't agree
5. Avatar is probably the worst (bad) film I've seen!
6. Do you think the Harry Potter films are better (good) than the books?
7. Who is the most powerful (powerful) person in your country?
8. I think Men in Black 1 was more fun (funny) than Men in Black 3.
9. Show me the best (good) restaurant downtown.
10. Peter was laughing hard, but his wife was laughing even harder (hard)!
11. I thought this test would be difficult, but it's easyer (easy) test I've ever taken!
12. It is strange but often a coke is as expensive (expensive) as beer.
13. Holiday by the sea is as good (good) as holiday in the mountains.
14. He was the cleverer (clever) thief of all.
15. My house is as big (big) as yours.
3. Few of my students remember the third person singular 's' ending on verbs'' means
that:
A. not many students understand (maybe 2 or 3)
B. some students understand (maybe 6 or 7)
C. none of my students understand (0 students)
8. He earns __ money.
A. a lot
B. a lot of
C. lots
9. She wears __ gold jewellery.
A. lots
B. a lot
C. lots of