The document contains an English test with multiple choice questions testing grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation related to remembering, forgetting, and weddings. It includes 20 grammar questions, 20 vocabulary questions, and 10 pronunciation questions with multiple choice answer options for each. The test covers topics such as verbs like remember, forget, memorize; nouns like memory, memoir, memorial; wedding vocabulary; and syllable stress patterns.

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NAME CLASS
9 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
15 She ________ have passed the exam if she hadn’t
studied so hard.
A wouldn’t ■ B didn’t ■ C can’t ■
16 ‘What ________ at university?’ He asked me what I’d
studied at university.
A are you studying ■ B do you study ■
C did you study ■
17 I would have invited you if you ________ you wanted to
come.
A had said ■ B would said ■
C had have said ■
18 They couldn’t see the play because all the tickets
________.
A are selling ■ B had been sold ■
C would be sold ■
19 ‘I might go next week.’ Tom said he ________ next
week.
A might go ■ B might have gone ■
C might gone ■
20 We ________ our visit to the gallery because we hadn’t
been there before.
A had enjoyed ■ B enjoyed ■
C have enjoyed ■
20
VOCABULARY
a Tick (✓) the correct word ending A, B, or C for the
definitions.
Example: a person’s ability to remember things
mem- A mory ■ B ry ■ C ory ■✓
1 often forgetting things
forget- A able ■ B ful ■ C tious ■
2 someone’s written account of their life
mem- A oirs ■ B ories ■ C ory ■
3 so special that you’ll never forget it
unforget- A ful ■ B ting ■ C table ■
4 something that is built to remind people of an event
mem- A orial ■ B orizer ■ C ento ■
5 remembered because it is special
mem- A orized ■ B orable ■ C oried ■
GRAMMAR
Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: She asked ________ Spanish or Italian.
A was I ■ B if I was ■✓ C if was I ■
1 ‘Don’t forget to go to the bank.’ She told ________ to
go to the bank.
A me not to forget ■ B not forget ■
C I don’t forget ■
2 ‘You’ll feel better soon.’ The doctor told Tom ________
better soon.
A he feels ■ B he’d felt ■ C he’d feel ■
3 Maria said they ________ for five years.
A ’ve married ■ B ’d marry ■
C ’d been married ■
4 ‘I think you’ve already paid.’ She said she ________
already paid.
A thought I’d ■ B thought I having ■
C thinks to have ■
5 If I ________ remember their number, I would’ve
phoned.
A could’ve ■ B ’d been able to ■ C can ■
6 ‘See you tomorrow.’ They said they’d see us ________.
A the next day ■ B tomorrow day ■
C next day ■
7 If I ________ seen the news, I wouldn’t have known.
A hadn’t ■ B haven’t ■ C wouldn’t have ■
8 ‘Can you close the door?’ My boss told me ________
the door.
A to close ■ B close ■ C closing ■
9 I ran to the post office, but it ________.
A did already close ■ B already closed ■
C had already closed ■
10 ‘She has a terrible memory.’ You said she ________
a terrible memory.
A was having ■ B had had ■ C had ■
11 ‘We don’t want to come here again.’ Tess said they
didn’t want to go ________ again.
A here ■ B there ■ C to there ■
12 What job ________ if you hadn’t decided to be
a teacher?
A did you do ■ B you would do ■
C would you have done ■
13 ‘I ________ my handbag.’ She said she couldn’t find her
handbag.
A can’t found ■ B not can find ■
C can’t find ■
14 He played badly because he ________ feeling unwell.
A have been ■ B had been ■ C may be ■

2. 2English File Intermediate Plus Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014
NAME CLASS
9 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate Plus
18 Robert decided not to have a traditional ________
party with his friends.
A hen ■ B stag ■ C deer ■
19 George and Mabel were ________ for several years
before they got married.
A engaged ■ B wedded ■ C fiancéd ■
20 My sister’s three closest friends were her ________.
A pagegirls ■ B bridesfriends ■
C bridesmaids ■
20
PRONUNCIATION
a Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A re|mem|ber ■ B re|mem|ber ■✓
C re|mem|ber ■
1 A for|get|ful ■ B for|get|ful ■
C for|get|ful ■
2 A me|mo|rize ■ B me|mo|rize ■
C me|mo|rize ■
3 A mem|ora|ble ■ B mem|ora|ble ■
C mem|ora|ble ■
4 A un|for|ge|tta|ble ■ B un|for|ge|tta|ble ■
C un|for|ge|tta|ble ■
5 A me|mo|rial ■ B me|mo|rial ■
C me|mo|rial ■
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A re|cep|tion ■✓ B re|cep|tion ■
C re|cep|tion ■
6 A fi|an|cé ■ B fi|an|cé ■ C fi|an|cé ■
7 A re|gi|stry ■ B re|gi|stry ■
C re|gi|stry ■
8 A ce|re|mo|ny ■ B ce|re|mo|ny ■
C ce|re|mo|ny ■
9 A a|nec|dote ■ B a|nec|dote ■
C a|nec|dote ■
10 A tra|di|tion ■ B tra|di|tion ■
C tra|di|tion ■
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b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
Example: Do you find it easy to ________ names?
A forgetting ■ B remember ■✓
C memory ■
6 I enjoyed reading my grandmother’s ________.
A memory ■ B memorable ■
C memoirs ■
7 The most ________ holiday we’ve ever had was in
Iceland.
A unforgetting ■ B unforgettable ■
C rememberful ■
8 You mustn’t ________ you have an appointment this
morning.
A forget ■ B forgot ■ C forgetting ■
9 Dan got excellent marks because he’d been able to
________ all the facts.
A memorize ■ B remembering ■
C memory ■
10 I find I’m getting more and more ________. I can’t
remember a thing.
A forgettable ■ B unmemorable ■
C forgetful ■
c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
They are all related to weddings.
Example: When are Anita and Carlos getting
________?
A marry ■ B married ■✓
C marriage ■
11 Alex’s nephews were the ________.
A pageboys ■ B pages ■ C bride’sboys ■
12 Mike’s oldest friend was his ________ man at the
wedding.
A better ■ B best ■ C groom ■
13 No one will forget my father’s ________ in a hurry.
A speak ■ B speech ■ C spoken ■
14 The wedding ________ lasted almost one hour.
A ceremonious ■ B ceremony ■
C ceremonial ■
15 There were nearly two hundred guests at the
________.
A receipt ■ B receive ■ C reception ■
16 The bride and ________ looked extremely happy in
the official photos.
A wedding man ■ B groom ■
C brideman ■
17 Charlotte was upset because her ________ dress was
too big for her.
A marriage ■ B bride’s ■ C wedding ■