1. STANDARD LEVEL
1. What does Jack do at school?
Jack studies many different _________ at school. After school he plays lots
of sports. Jack has seven _________ every school day. On Monday
mornings he learns about other countries in _________. Jack's favourite
day at school is Friday. He _________ Fridays because he has P.E. Jack
likes _________.
Jack's friend at school is Tom. Tom likes learning languages. His favourite
subjects are _________ and Music. Tom does not like _________, because
he is not good at numbers.
After school Tom and Jack usually _________ TV at home. Tom also
_________ to music after school. They both do their _________and go to
bed at 9:30 P.M.
On _________they don't _________ lessons at school. But Tom has private
piano lessons at home. Jack _________ at home on weekends. He does
many chores.
General Knowledge Quiz 1
Answer all questions in English.
1How many years
make a century?
2Name three oceans.
3Which is heavier, gold
or plastic?
4Name two gases.
5How many cents are
there in a euro?
6Name three deserts.
7Name three metals.

2. 8Name three islands.
9Name three birds.
10How many legs does
an ant have?
11Of which country is
Vienna the capital?
12How many inches are
there in a foot?
13Is Spain bigger than
Portugal?
14Where do polar bears
live?
15How many legs does
a spider have?
16How many feet are
there in a yard?
17Is Laos or Wales
nearer China?
18Name three rivers.
19Is a jellyfish animal
or vegetable?
20How many sides does
an octagon have?

3. STANDARD LEVEL
Family relationships
Match family members to their descriptions. M = Male F = Female
1. brother-in-law - sister- in-law
2. uncle (M) - aunt ( F)
3. cousin (M/F)

4. 4. husband (M) - wife (F)
5. stepfather - stepmother
6. nephew (M) - Niece (F)
7. father-in-law - mother- in-law
8. grandfather - grandmother
a) your parents' brother and sister
b) father and mother of the person you marry
c) the man you marry; the woman you marry
d) your uncle and aunt's child
e) the brother and sister of the person you marry
f) your parents' parents
g) if your mother or father remarries you have a ...
h) your brother and sister's children
Find rhyming words that match the clues:
(1) A season that rhymes with bring.
(2) A flower that rhymes with silly.
(3) What birds lay that rhymes with legs.
(4) A holiday that rhymes with fur.
(5) A meal that rhymes with winner.

5. STANDARD LEVEL
(6) Something you send that rhymes with hard.
(7) Another word for rabbit that rhymes with honey.
(9) Something to hold things and rhymes with gasket.
(10) The opposite of find that rhymes with side.
(11) What you do to eggs that rhymes with late.
(12) A kind of design that rhymes with burn. Hint: It begins with P.
(13) A place to pray that rhymes with lurch.
(14) A search that rhymes with bunt.
(15) A jelly candy that rhymes with seen.
(16) Colored water that rhymes with by.
Countable or Uncountable?
Some of the following sentences contain mistakes. Find the mistakes then
compare your answers with other class members.
1. How many money do you have in the bank at the moment?
2. How many dollars do you get for 1000 Euros?
3. My brother is lonely because he only has little friends.
4. We only have a little time left so we need to hurry.
5. I have read his message many times and I still don’t understand it.
6. How many times does it take to go from London to Osaka?
7. There are not many furniture in this room so there is loads of space.
8. I bought two clothes this weekend, a jacket and a little trousers.
9. We’ve had very little bad weather this year.
10. The news about the company’s profits were very good.

6. Now put the following “quantity words” into one of the boxes below.
no / few / a few / very few / loads of / not much / plenty of / many / very little /
little / a bit of / not many / a lot of / quite a lot of / hardly any
Countable Countable +
Uncountable
Uncountable

7. Now put the following “quantity words” into one of the boxes below.
no / few / a few / very few / loads of / not much / plenty of / many / very little /
little / a bit of / not many / a lot of / quite a lot of / hardly any
Countable Countable +
Uncountable
Uncountable