English Exercises: the end of primary school test

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a multiple-choice test in general English part one (BRAND NEW VERSION)
Level: elementary
Age: 11-17
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test for primary school
Level: elementary
Age: 9-11
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primary school test n°2
Level: elementary
Age: 11-12
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test paper - primary school - 3rd grade (01.03.10)
Level: elementary
Age: 7-8
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a multiple-choice test in general English part two
Level: elementary
Age: 11-17
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Colours test- third class Primary school
Level: elementary
Age: 8-11
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T E S T

I Choose one of the words given below and fill in the blanks

with the correct form/ tense of the verb:

SEE THINK DRIVE HAVE STOP BE LEAVE BUY

It was Friday evening. Helen (1) her office at 5.30 and (2) out of town

towards her house. She (3) a fruit seller beside the road. Helen (4) and

(5) a melon.

‘Mum and I (6) (not) a melon since last year,’ she (7) .

II Write a dialogue between a doctor and a patient.

Use the correct form/tense of the verbs in brackets.

Doctor: What can I do for you?

Patient: (1) . (1) /I (hurt) my foot/

D: Yes, It’s a bit swollen.

D: (2) ? (2) /How long it (be) like this/

P: A couple of days.

D: (3) ? (3) /How it (happen) /

P: (4) . (4) /I (fall) over/

D: I see.(5) . (5) /I (put) a bandage on it/

III Fill in the blanks with the present tense of the verbs

MUST and NEED.

Nick (1) a computer. It (2) (not) belong to the newest

generation, but it (3) be of good quality and it (4) (not)be too expensive. Nick (5)( not) a laptop.

IV Write the following percentage in words.

23.5%

V Complete the sentences with the appropriate

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS.

1. Children often imagine in exciting situations.

2. Have you ever imagined in a spaceship alone?

3. Can you imagine a car that can steer ?

VI Make comparisons using the words in brackets.

The rhino is one of (1) animals in the world. (large)

Its body is (2) than a giraffe’s. (heavy)

and its head is much (3) (big)

Bit it is not (4) as a hippopotamus. (dangerous)

VII Complete the dialogue with: MANY, SOME, MUCH, ANY, NO.

A: How (1) luggage can we take?

B: We can take (2) extra food but we can’t carry (3) unnecessary

luggage.

A: You mean to say that I can take (4) CDs at all?

B: Of course not! You can take (5) but not too (6) .

VIII Fill in each blank with one of these words:

on over because of until in soon across although

An amaeur astronomer in Australia took a picture of a new bright star (1) he

didn’t know what it was (2) later. (3) telephones were ringing,

telegrams were sent all (4) the world.

IX Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the words in

brackets.

Nick’s (1) to Boston was fine. (fly)

He hopes for another (2) . (invite)

Agatha’s Christie’s thrillers have a surprise (3) . (end)

There are some (4) words in our language. (Holland)

You’ll have to buy at (5) a dozen. (little)