English Quiz Version A


Word Matching


 1. objective = aim
 2. credible = believable
 3. diligent = hardworking
 4. trivial = unimportant
 5. consent = agreement
 6. conscious = aware
 7. hero = protagonist
 8. plot = storyline
 9. conceal = hide
10. seize = take


Sentence Completion


 1. talk
 2. useful
 3. expect
 4. convenience
 5. exist
 6. contact
 7. decays
 8. narrator
 9. draft
10. captured


Grammar Usage


 1. …. hear…
 2. ….ends.
 3. ….working
 4. ….as a school teacher
 5. …  inaccurate.
 6. …. documentary …
 7. …. information …
 8. …. English.
 9. …..entered …
10. …..is/was/got married to a historian OR she married a historian











English Quiz Version B


Word Matching


 1. persuasive = convincing
 2. focus on = emphasize
 3. seek = look for
 4. vary = differ
 5. dissent = disagreement
 6. unaware = unconscious
 7. setting = time and place
 8. associated = connected
 9. revolt = uprising
10. famous = well-known


Sentence Completion


 1. importace
 2. embarrassing
 3. graduate
 4. experience
 5. illiterate
 6. disasters
 7. fiction
 8. imagery
 9. negotiate
10. revenge



Grammar Usage


 1. …. if you have ..
 2. … writing ….
 3. …. I implemented …
 4. …. hearing …
 5. ….. listen to the radio….
 6. ….. imprecise …
 7. ….. truth….
 8. ….. reserved…
 9. ….. they appeared …
10. ….. known …










Correcting Mistakes


 1. such as credit card fraud OR like credit card fraud (omit „such“ before like)
 2. information
 3. better known
 4. when we hear …..
 5. that/which is played
 6. should have studied/should study
 7. … did it happen?
 8. such a famous artist
 9. as a social Wolker
10. on February 2nd 1946
11. if I get
12. very few people
13. something that you must know OR something you must know
14. is sold
15. such beautiful weather (omit „a“)
16. were you born
17. better paid
18. something that many …OR something many ….. (the relative pronoun can be omitted)
19. can´t have said/couldn´t have said
20. much TV news
21. you know
22. We will announce the outcome OR The outcome will be announced
23. he welcomed
24. , whose houses