This document appears to be an English proficiency test containing multiple choice questions testing grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. There are 20 grammar questions, 20 vocabulary questions, and 10 pronunciation questions testing things like stressed syllables, word sounds, and sentence completion. The questions cover topics like television programming, daily activities, and rural settings.

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NAME CLASS
5 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
14 I ________ my driving test! Now I can drive by myself.
A ’ve passed ■ B ’ve been passing ■
C was passing ■
15 You’ll love Chicago. ________ there before?
A Did you ever go ■ B Have you ever been ■
C Have you ever been going ■
16 The children are hungry. They haven’t had their lunch
________.
A yet ■ B already ■ C just ■
17 That was the worst programme I’ve ________.
A ever saw ■ B ever been seeing ■
C ever seen ■
18 We’ve had the same TV ________ five years now.
A for ■ B from ■ C since ■
19 A Karen looks very tired.
B Yes, ________ long hours recently.
A she’s worked ■ B she works ■
C she’s been working ■
20 They’ve been here ________. When are they leaving?
A for all morning ■ B all morning ■
C since all morning ■
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VOCABULARY
a Tick (✓) the correct word A, B, or C for the
definitions.
Example: information about products shown between
programmes
A speakers ■ B adverts ■✓
C reality shows ■
1 a regular programme about the lives and problems
of a group of people
A current affairs ■ B documentary ■
C soap ■
2 a programme where people compete against each
other
A quiz show ■ B chat show ■
C drama series ■
3 a programme which tells you what happened today
A drama series ■ B documentary ■
C the news ■
4 a programme where famous people are interviewed
A chat show ■ B reality show ■
C advert ■
5 a regular programme about the same characters
which makes people laugh
A period drama ■ B sitcom ■
C commercial ■
GRAMMAR
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: I’ve ________ seen this programme. I saw it last
week.
A already ■✓ B yet ■ C ever ■
1 A Sorry, I’m late.
B It’s OK. ________ my favourite soap.
A I watched ■ B I’ve watched ■
C I’ve been watching ■
2 I ________ Juan for years. He’s one of my best friends.
A knew ■ B have known ■
C have been knowing ■
3 A You look as if you’ve lost a lot of weight.
B Yes, ________ three times a week for the last few
months.
A I ran ■ B I’ve been running ■ C I’ve run ■
4 We’vebeentoAustralia,but________toNewZealand.
A we’ve never been ■ B we’ve been never ■
C we never have been ■
5 What ________ lately?
A did you do ■ B have you been doing ■
C you have done ■
6 My sisters ________ me twice since March.
A have visited ■ B visit ■
C have been visiting ■
7 Where are they? We’ve been here ________ 8 o’clock.
A for ■ B since ■ C by ■
8 ________ the air-conditioning yet? When’s he going to
do it?
A Doesn’t he fix ■ B Hasn’t he been fixing ■
C Hasn’t he fixed ■
9 A How long ________?
B All day. I started at 8 this morning and it’s almost
9 p.m. now!
A have you studied ■ B did you study ■
C have you been studying ■
10 Can I call you later? We ________ watching this film on
TV yet.
A haven’t been finishing ■ B haven’t finished ■
C don’t finish ■
11 You’ve ________ missed Karen. She left two minutes
ago.
A just ■ B ever ■ C yet ■
12 This weather’s absolutely awful. It ________ for days.
A ’s rained ■ B rains ■ C ’s been raining ■
13 A Where’s Mike?
B I think ________ for lunch.
A he’s been ■ B he’s gone ■ C he goes ■

2. 2English File Intermediate Plus Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014
NAME CLASS
5 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
PRONUNCIATION
a Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A ce|le|bri|ty ■✓ B ce|le|bri|ty ■
C ce|le|bri|ty ■
1 A a|ni|ma|tion ■ B a|ni|ma|tion ■
C a|ni|ma|tion ■
2 A co|mmer|cial ■ B co|mmer|cial ■
C co|mmer|cial ■
3 A e|pi|sode ■ B e|pi|sode ■
C e|pi|sode ■
4 A po|ta|toes ■ B po|ta|toes ■
C po|ta|toes ■
5 A a|gri|cul|ture ■ B a|gri|cul|ture ■
C a|gri|cul|ture ■
b Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
or C.
Example: A town ■ B cow ■ C grow ■✓
6 A lamb ■ B van ■ C hard ■
7 A hen ■ B sheep ■ C leaf ■
8 A pick ■ B field ■ C filthy ■
9 A crop ■ B stone ■ C pond ■
10 A game ■ B farmer ■ C drama ■
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6 a type of programme where you can learn to make
different food dishes
A cookery ■ B cook ■ C cook’s ■
7 a programme which shows, e.g. a football match, as
it’s happening
A lively sport ■ B live sport ■
C living sport ■
b Tick (✓) the correct word, A, B, or C to complete
the sentences.
Example: Is there anything good ________ at the
moment?
A off ■ B in ■ C on ■✓
8 If you aren’t interested, switch ________ to another
channel.
A over ■ B off ■ C on ■
9 We can’t stand adverts. We ________ the sound
down when they start.
A turn ■ B switch ■ C make ■
10 Nothing’s happening because you haven’t turned
the TV ________!
A on ■ B over ■ C off ■
11 I never watch sport and switch it ________ as soon
as it starts.
A off ■ B down ■ C on ■
12 I can’t hear what they’re saying. Can you ________
up the TV?
A turn ■ B switch ■ C be ■
c Tick (✓) the odd one out A, B, or C. They are all
related to the country.
Example: A crops ■✓ B potatoes ■
C wheat ■
13 A sticks ■ B lambs ■ C leaves ■
14 A pond ■ B stream ■ C path ■
15 A farmhouse ■ B wood ■ C barn ■
16 A grass ■ B bush ■ C hedge ■
17 A cow ■ B field ■ C sheep ■
18 A stone ■ B rock ■ C hill ■
19 A harvest ■ B grow ■ C pick ■
20 A cliff ■ B fence ■ C hedge ■
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