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Second English Test 7C

This document is an English test for 7th form students, consisting of multiple parts that assess vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills. It includes matching words with their meanings, selecting correct options, forming imperative sentences, using comparative and superlative adjectives, and completing dialogues. The test is designed to evaluate students' understanding of the English language in various contexts.

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Second English Test 7C

This document is an English test for 7th form students, consisting of multiple parts that assess vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills. It includes matching words with their meanings, selecting correct options, forming imperative sentences, using comparative and superlative adjectives, and completing dialogues. The test is designed to evaluate students' understanding of the English language in various contexts.

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English Test – 7th form

Subject: ENGLISH Date:

Name: Surname: No. Class: Year:

Teacher: Evaluation: Parent:

PART 1

1
2. Match the words with its meaning/synonym. 4x1,5=6

a. escalator 1. affordable
b. expensive 2. Money set aside
c. to afford 3. lift
d. savings 4. Not cheap
5. to escalate

2
PART 2

1. Circle and write the correct option. 4x1,5=6


1. This restaurant is great. ___________ likes it.
a) Everybody b) Anybody c) Nobody
2. Is there ___________ interesting to see in this city?
a) nothing b) everything c) anything
3. The old lady was tired but there was ___________ for her to sit.
a) everywhere b) anywhere c) nowhere
4. She looked back and realised ___________ was following her.
a) anybody b) somebody c) everybody

2. Use these verbs to make imperative sentences. Use the negative form if necessary. 6x2=12

• have • speak • wait • take • run • walk

a) _______________ for me. I’m busy tonight.


b) _______________ your umbrella. It’s going to rain.
c) _______________ on the grass. It’s forbidden.
d) _______________ a drink. You must be thirsty!
e) _______________ so fast! I can’t understand you.
f) _______________ faster! The bus is leaving!

3
3. Complete the sentences with the comparative or superlative of the adjectives in brackets. 4x2,5=10
a) London is the _______________ (large) city of the UK.
b) It is _______________ (good) to shop in London than in any other British city.
c) Oxford Street is the _______________ (famous) shopping street in London.
d) At Debenhams, things are _______________ (cheap) than at Harrods.

4. Complete this dialogue with the future will. 7x2=14


A: I need some new clothes. 1) _______________ (you / go) shopping with me downtown?
B: Sure. Let’s go.
A: I 2) _______________ (take) you to the new shop in Oxford Street. It’s huge!
B: 3) _______________ (you / take) your car?
A: I think I 4) _______________ (not). It 5) _______________ (be) very difficult to find a parking space.
B: No problem, we 6) _______________ (go) by bus.
A: Right. It 7) _______________ (be) fun.

PART 3
Read this dialogue.

(At the sports centre)


A: Excuse me, can you tell me the
way to the clothes shop?
B: Yes, certainly. Go along Green
Street and take the third turning on
the left. Go past the shopping centre
and the pet shop. The clothes shop is
next to the toy shop, opposite the
bank.

4
Complete the following dialogue. 8x3,5= 28

(At the school)

A: __________________________ to the hospital?

B: Sure. __________________________ Garden Road, __________________________ the _________


turning on the_____________, __________________________ the __________________________ and the
hospital is opposite the __________________________.

Teacher: Cármen Pinto

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