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Test 2

The document is a preparatory test for English language learners consisting of 45 multiple-choice questions. It covers various aspects of English grammar, vocabulary, and usage, including idiomatic expressions, sentence structure, and correct word forms. The test aims to assess the understanding and application of English language rules.

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Testul pregătitor nr.

2, la limba engleza

1. If a person is as cold as ..., they are unemotional.:


a) stone;
b) glass;
c) cucumber;
d) ice-cream.
2. When a ship is sinking, which order is given?:
a) Jump out the ship!;
b) Abandom ship!;
c) Leave the ship!;
d) Escape the ship!.
3. Which sentence is correct?:
a) I look forward of seeing you!;
b) I look forward for seeing you!;
c) I look forward at seeing you!;
d) I look forward to seeing you!.
4. A child who hits smaller children is called:
a) a tyrant;
b) a hitter;
c) a bully;
d) an enemy.
5. Which is wrong?:
a) to do homework;
b) to do shopping;
c) to make a good impression;
d) to make a good job.
6. Which is wrong?:
a) I did lent her some money;
b) I have lent her some money;
c) I had lent her some money;
d) I did lend her some money.
7. Which two words sound the same?:
a) well, will;
b) wheel, we'll;
c) will, we'll;
d) well, we'll.
8. A person who is bad and makes other bad is a bad ...:
a) blood;
b) egg;
c) mouth;
d) apple.
9. Which sentence is written in Passive?:
a) A house is being built;
b) She is going to school;
c) They are reading a book;
d) I am at home.
10. Which of the following words is British English?:
a) elevator;
b) mum;
c) truck;
d) buck.

11. Which sentence is correct?:


a) The telephone is calling;
b) The phone is sounding;
c) The telephone is ringing;
d) The phone is calling.
12. If you shout at the top of your ..., you shout as loudly as you possibly can:
a) list;
b) lungs;
c) heart;
d) will.
13. "I like playing basketball":
a) I do also;
b) So I like;
c) So I like;
d) So do I.
14. Which word is not correct?:
a) pianos;
b) potatoes;
c) oxen;
d) photoes.
15. "Can you give me ...?":
a) an advice;
b) some advices;
c) advices;
d) some advice.
16. "Have you seen her?" "Yes, I ... .":
a) did;
b) saw;
c) have seen;
d) have.
17. He doesn't like ... television.:
a) watch;
b) looking;
c) watching;
d) see.
18. "Have you ever been to Norway?" "Yes, I ... there two years ago".:
a) have been;
b) went;
c) had been;
d) were.
19. "Can we ... at your house and go for a walk in the park together?":
a) see;
b) meet;
c) come;
d) arrive.
20. He hasn't written to me ... we met last winter.:
a) since;
b) sense;
c) before;
d) for.
21. "Must I take my umbrella?" "No, you ... . It is not going to rain".:
a) needn't;
b) don't;
c) have to;
d) mustn't.
22. How can I ... to the post office?
a) get;
b) arrive;
c) reach;
d) find.
23. "I don't like this music." "..."
a) I neither;
b) Neither do I;
c) Neither I;
d) Neither I do.
24. Step off the flower beds, ...?
a) shall you;
b) do you;
c) will you;
d) are you.
25. There are a few things that can be done for her, ...?
a) are there;
b) can't they;
c) aren't there;
d) can they.
26. They have hardly ever talked to you, ...?
a) have they;
b) haven't they;
c) didn't they;
d) did they.
27. I can't help ... at her funny hat.
a) not laughing;
b) laughing;
c) laugh;
d) to laughing.
28. ..., but her mother.
a) It wasn't Jane that phoned;
b) Not Jane phoned;
c) It was Jane who phoned;
d) There was Jane that phoned.

29. Which of the two books do you want to buy? "..."


a) Neither one;
b) None;
c) Neither;
d) No one.

30. ... you won't catch up with them.


a) Try as hard as you may;
b) Even you try hard;
c) Trying even hard;
d) In spite if you try hard.

31. ... the ugliest girl in the world, I still like her.
a) Even she may be;
b) Let her be;
c) Though she may be;
d) If she be.

32. ... we have decided to win the contest, we have been training all morning.
a) As;
b) For;
c) Because of;
d) Because.

33. She has to take care of her sick mother now, ... she has nobody to look after her.
a) because;
b) for;
c) as;
d) since.

34. After the play ... we'll see our friends home.
a) will be over;
b) is over;
c) was over;
d) will have been over.

35. I'll call you as soon ... ready for the trip.
a) I am;
b) as I will be;
c) as I am ;
d) as I would be.

36. By the time they ..., we'll have prepared everything for the party.
a) will come;
b) are coming;
c) come;
d) came.

37. As he is so hard-working, he did the work just as you ... .


a) have told him;
b) would have told him;
c) have been telling him;
d) had told him.

38. Tell me the reason ... you haven't called us for so long.
a) for what;
b) why;
c) of why;
d) what for.

39. This is the man ... in the restaurant.


a) who I saw;
b) who I saw him;
c) whom I saw;
d) who did I see.

40. Let's go to a film ... .


a) that we might both enjoy it;
b) which it might enjoy us;
c) which we might both enjoy;
d) which might we both enjoy.

41. This is Jennifer, ... prepares dinner.


a) that;
b) what;
c) which;
d) who.

42. The book you recommended me, ... was very funny, was a pleasure to read.:
a) which;
b) who;
c) that;
d) what.

43. ... the police ask, tell them we have left early.
a) Will;
b) Would;
c) Could;
d) Should.

44. Unless you ... him, he will not help you.


a) will ask;
b) ask;
c) don't ask;
d) won't ask.

45. If they ... the alarm clock, they wouldn't have missed the plane.
a) set;
b) would set;
c) had set;
d) were set.

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