This document appears to be an English language test containing multiple choice questions testing grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and phrasal verbs. It includes 20 grammar questions, 10 vocabulary questions, 10 pronunciation questions, and 10 phrasal verb questions. The questions cover topics such as parts of speech, sentence structure, word stress, theatre/performance terminology, and verb phrases. The test-taker is asked to choose the correct answer among 3 options for each question.

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NAME CLASS
7 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
14 She can’t still be asleep – it’s late. ________!
A Wake up her ■ B Wake up she ■
C Wake her up ■
15 Be careful ________ in the sun for too long.
A not to lie ■ B to not lie ■ C not lie ■
16 They want ________ to their New Year’s Eve party.
A us go ■ B we go ■ C us to go ■
17 I spend about three hours a day ________ emails at
work.
A to write ■ B writing ■ C write ■
18 Do you feel like ________ anything special this
weekend?
A doing ■ B to do ■ C do ■
19 Did you ________ before you left?
A pick up them ■ B pick them up ■
C up them pick ■
20 We’re trying ________ money for a new car.
A to saving ■ B save ■ C to save ■
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VOCABULARY
a Tick (✓) the correct word A, B, or C. They are all
related to cash machines.
Example: I checked my_________ to see how much
I had in my account.
A deposit ■ B balance ■✓
C wallet ■
1 The first thing you need to do is _________ your
card.
A insert ■ B put ■ C remove ■
2 I wanted a printed record so I got a _________.
A certificate ■ B paper ■ C receipt ■
3 You must be careful when you _________ your PIN.
A write ■ B enter ■ C push ■
4 I made a mistake and had to press ‘_________’.
A enter ■ B cancel ■ C type ■
5 If you want to take out money, you press ‘_________
cash’.
A extract ■ B get ■ C withdraw ■
GRAMMAR
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Mike ________.
A gets 7 a.m. up ■
B gets up at 7 a.m. ■✓
C at 7 a.m. gets up ■
1 Please ________ on his first day at school.
A look after your brother ■
B look your brother after ■
C your brother look after ■
2 The police told me ________ over there.
A to not park ■ B park not ■
C not to park ■
3 My sister borrowed some money but she hasn’t
________ yet.
A paid back me ■ B paid to me back ■
C paid me back ■
4 We need ________ to the supermarket. There isn’t
anything in the fridge.
A going ■ B to go ■ C go ■
5 I don’t really get ________. He’s too selfish.
A on with Sam ■ B on Sam with ■
C with Sam on ■
6 It’s very difficult ________ your handwriting.
A to reading ■ B to read ■ C read ■
7 Our parents made ________ hard when we were
teenagers.
A us to study ■ B we study ■ C us study ■
8 ________ my guitar for an hour every evening always
helps me relax.
A Playing ■ B Play ■ C To play ■
9 We’re looking forward ________ on holiday. It’s only
two weeks away now.
A to go ■ B to going ■ C go ■
10 It was too hot to wear his jacket so Dan took ________.
A off ■ B off it ■ C it off ■
11 A What happened to their website? It was so good.
B They ________.
A closed down it ■ B it closed down ■
C closed it down ■
12 My neighbours ________. They’ll be back next week.
A went away yesterday ■
B went yesterday away ■
C yesterday went away ■
13 They love ________ to their relatives in Australia on
Skype.
A talk ■ B talking ■ C to talking ■

2. 2English File Intermediate Plus Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014
NAME CLASS
7 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
PRONUNCIATION
a Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A ar|gu|ing ■ B ar|gu|ing ■✓
C ar|gu|ing ■
1 A re|fe|ree ■ B re|fe|ree ■ C re|fe|ree ■
2 A in|su|rance ■ B in|su|rance ■
C in|su|rance ■
3 A en|ter|tain|ment ■ B en|ter|tain|ment ■
C en|ter|tain|ment ■
4 A cha|ri|ty ■ B cha|ri|ty ■ C cha|ri|ty ■
5 A re|ac|tion ■ B re|ac|tion ■
C re|ac|tion ■
b Which word has a different sound? Tick (✓) A, B,
or C.
Example: A arena ■✓ B warm ■
C thought ■
6 A circle ■ B bird ■ C computer ■
7 A performance ■ B audience ■
C spectator ■
8 A theatre ■ B prefer ■ C nervous ■
9 A stalls ■ B final ■ C sport ■
10 A concert ■ B curtain ■ C interval ■
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b Tick (✓) the correct word A, B, or C to complete
the phrasal verbs.
Example: That isn’t true. She _________ it up.
A did ■ B made ■✓ C kept ■
6 I don’t know the answer. I _________ up – what is it?
A take ■ B give ■ C turn ■
7 My cousins _________ round for dinner last night.
A came ■ B passed ■ C turned ■
8 Enrique’s been taken _________ as an intern at an
insurance company.
A off ■ B up ■ C on ■
9 We didn’t need our old clothes any more, so we gave
them _________.
A away ■ B out ■ C off ■
10 Sarah came _________ with a brilliant idea today.
A down ■ B off ■ C up ■
c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: the people who like a sports team,
musicians, etc.
A crowd ■ B viewers ■ C fans ■✓
11 the place where you buy tickets for an event
A box office ■ B seat office ■
C place office ■
12 this is raised at the beginning of a play in a theatre
A gate ■ B mask ■ C curtain ■
13 the person playing against you in a sport
A opposite ■ B opponent ■ C other ■
14 the seats on the ground floor in a theatre
A stalls ■ B gallery ■ C circle ■
15 printed information about a performance
A reference ■ B programme ■
C report ■
16 the place where actors, musicians, etc. perform
A stage ■ B stalls ■ C score ■
17 an afternoon performance at a theatre
A scene ■ B finale ■ C matinee ■
18 the break between the two parts of a football, rugby
match, etc.
A half time ■ B rest time ■
C extra time ■
19 a line of seats in a theatre, arena, etc.
A row ■ B queue ■ C box ■
20 this is used to signal the end of a football match
A flag ■ B whistle ■ C bell ■
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