Ef3e int quicktest_10

1. 1English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013
NAME CLASS
10 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate
18 This is the moment _____ I’ve been looking forward to.
A – ■ B what ■ C where ■
19 Is this the book _____ you were telling me about?
A , which ■ B , that ■ C that ■
20 You haven’t met my sister, _____?
A haven’t you ■ B did you ■ C have you ■
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VOCABULARY
a Tick (✓) the correct compound nouns for the
definitions, A, B, or C.
Example: a person who writes novels about criminals
A crime writer ■✓ B detective novel ■
C detective writer ■
1 a part of the road where you can ride a bike
A cycle road ■ B cycle street ■
C cycle lane ■
2 a place where criminals are taken after they have
been arrested
A station police ■ B police station ■
C criminal station ■
3 the thing you have to show when you get on a plane
A boarding ticket ■ B board pass ■
C boarding pass ■
4 you wear these when the sun is very bright
A sunglasses ■ B glasses sun ■
C sun glasses ■
5 the time of day when there is a lot of traffic
A rush hour ■ B full hour ■
C busy hour ■
b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the compound
nouns.
Example: shop _____
A assistant ■✓ B helper ■
C seller ■
6 profile _____
A poster ■ B case ■ C picture ■
7 _____ effects
A scene ■ B special ■ C subtitle ■
8 ground _____
A house ■ B floor ■ C room ■
9 _____ pitch
A tennis ■ B swimming ■ C football ■
10 department _____
A shop ■ B store ■ C centre ■
GRAMMAR
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: My parents _____ in China.
A are born ■ B were born ■✓
C was born ■
1 Mountain View, _____ Steve Jobs grew up, is in
California.
A that ■ B where ■ C who ■
2 That’s the girl _____ mobile was stolen at school.
A who ■ B which ■ C whose ■
3 You aren’t interested in politics, _____ you?
A aren’t ■ B are ■ C were ■
4 Facebook, _____ was created in 2004, is popular
around the world.
A that ■ B which ■ C what ■
5 We had a fantastic time in London, _____?
A didn’t we ■ B don’t we ■ C did we ■
6 This is the house _____ I lived in for many years as a
child.
A what ■ B that ■ C where ■
7 She likes Jamie, _____ she?
A does ■ B isn’t ■ C doesn’t ■
8 The film, _____ was directed by Peter Jackson, was
nominated for an Oscar.
A which ■ B that ■ C who ■
9 Jonathan Mak, _____ is Chinese, designed a tribute
logo to Steve Jobs.
A that ■ B who ■ C what ■
10 You _____ enjoy the film, did you?
A did ■ B didn’t ■ C don’t ■
11 I met Mrs Evans, _____ used to teach physics at my old
school.
A whose ■ B which ■ C who ■
12 My son, _____ lives in Brazil, is a lawyer.
A who ■ B which ■ C whose ■
13 They’ve been here before, _____?
A weren’t they ■ B haven’t they ■
C have they ■
14 The painting, _____ is by Van Gogh, sold for millions
of dollars.
A that ■ B which ■ C what ■
15 Agatha Christie, _____ murder mysteries are still
popular, was born in 1890.
A which ■ B who’s ■ C whose ■
16 She won’t want to cook dinner tonight, _____ she?
A won’t ■ B will ■ C does ■
17 You’re waiting for me give you the answer, _____?
A aren’t you ■ B am I ■ C are you ■

2. 2English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013
NAME CLASS
10 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate
PRONUNCIATION
a Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
or C.
Example: A van ■ B tram ■ C lane ■✓
1 A which ■ B when ■ C who ■
2 A that ■ B thing ■ C this ■
3 A chose ■ B lose ■ C whose ■
4 A guilty ■ B suspect ■ C victim ■
5 A prove ■ B move ■ C solve ■
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A exciting ■✓ B exciting ■
C exciting ■
6 A programmer ■ B programmer ■
C programmer ■
7 A sensation ■ B sensation ■
C sensation ■
8 A original ■ B original ■ C original ■
9 A iconic ■ B iconic ■ C iconic ■
10 A detective ■ B detective ■
C detective ■
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c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with
compound nouns.
Example: Please go to the check-in _____.
A desk ■✓ B door ■ C office ■
11 I have no money. I need to find a _____ machine.
A money ■ B bank ■ C cash ■
12 We were late because there was a terrible traffic
_____.
A jam ■ B block ■ C lights ■
13 Do you like _____ fiction?
A science ■ B novel ■ C books ■
14 I need to buy a new memory _____.
A pen ■ B stick ■ C disk ■
15 Slow down! There’s a _____ camera over there.
A driving ■ B traffic ■ C speed ■
d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with
crime words.
Example: Two _____ were working on the murder
case.
A detectives ■✓ B victims ■
C suspects ■
16 The case was closed because there wasn’t enough
_____.
A evidence ■ B mystery ■ C defence ■
17 Police have been trying to _____ this case for three
years.
A prove ■ B confess ■ C solve ■
18 Police have arrested three _____ in connection with
the crime.
A victims ■ B witnesses ■ C suspects ■
19 The _____ was sent to prison for life.
A murder ■ B murderer ■ C murdered ■
20 Some people think that the _____ of crime don’t get
enough help.
A victims ■ B suspects ■ C detectives ■
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