This document contains an English test with multiple choice questions testing grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and knowledge of electronic devices and phrasal verbs. The test covers topics such as inclusion of meat in one's diet, ability to vote, use of conditionals, positive and negative adjectives and adverbs, parts of speech, stressed syllables, and vocabulary relating to computers and technology.

1. 1English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013
NAME CLASS
9 Quick Test
ENGLISH FILE
Intermediate
17 Do you include _____ meat in your diet?
A much ■ B many ■ C a lot ■
18 I’m not _____ to vote. I’m only 16.
A enough old ■ B old enough ■ C too old ■
19 If you’d told me you were leaving, I _____ you a lift.
A could give ■ B had given ■
C could have given ■
20 I would never _____ bought this computer if I’d known
how slow it was.
A had ■ B would ■ C have ■
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VOCABULARY
a Tick (✓) A, B, or C for the positive + or
negative -- adjectives or adverbs.
Example: luck -- adverb = _____
A unluckily ■✓ B unlucky ■
C luckily ■
1 patience + adverb = _____
A patient ■ B patiently ■
C impatiently ■
2 fortune -- adjective = _____
A unfortunately ■ B unfortunate ■
C fortunate ■
3 luck + adverb = _____
A luckily ■ B lucky ■ C unluckily ■
4 care -- adverb = _____
A careless ■ B carelessly ■ C carefully ■
5 comfort + adjective = _____
A comfortably ■ B uncomfortable ■
C comfortable ■
b Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with
nouns, adjectives or adverbs.
Example: We were really ______ to miss the train.
A unlucky ■✓ B unluckily ■
C lucky ■
6 Josh can be very ______ with people when he’s in a
bad mood.
A impatience ■ B impatient ■
C impatiently ■
7 These shoes are really _____.
A uncomfortably ■ B uncomfortable ■
C comfortably ■
8 Do this exercise very _____ – it’s difficult!
A careful ■ B carefully ■ C carelessly ■
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 If you _____ me, I would have been in serious trouble.
A didn’t help ■ B hadn’t helped ■
C haven’t helped ■
2 She _____ have asked him for help if she’d known he
would be late.
A hadn’t ■ B didn’t ■ C wouldn’t ■
3 We don’t have _____ shops in our village.
A no ■ B none ■ C any ■
4 There’s more crime because there are very _____
policemen on the streets these days.
A little ■ B few ■ C enough ■
5 We would have got here earlier if we _____ got lost.
A hadn’t ■ B had ■ C haven’t ■
6 If my husband had taken that job, we _____ moved to
London.
A would ■ B had ■ C would have ■
7 We must finish this job quickly. We don’t have _____
time left.
A much ■ B many ■ C a lot ■
8 There are only _____ parks in this city – just two or
three.
A few ■ B a few ■ C a little ■
9 She wouldn’t have eaten the cake if she _____ it had
nuts in it.
A ’d known ■ B ’d knew ■ C ’s known ■
10 There were _____ people in the supermarket so we left
without buying anything.
A too much ■ B too many ■ C too ■
11 If I _____ known your number, I would have called you.
A had ■ B have ■ C would have ■
12 You spend too _____ time playing those computer
games!
A many ■ B plenty of ■ C much ■
13 If I hadn’t missed that train, we _____ never have met!
A will ■ B should ■ C might ■
14 We don’t have _____ to take a taxi. We’ll have to walk.
A enough money ■ B money enough ■
C plenty of money ■
15 He has a _____ of friends. He’s very sociable.
A lots ■ B lot ■ C plenty ■
16 I would have gone to the party if I _____ been ill.
A hadn’t ■ B had ■ C haven’t ■

2. 2English File Intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2013
NAME CLASS
9 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 bought ■ B daughter ■ C laugh ■
2 A thought ■ B through ■ C caught ■
3 A cough ■ B enough ■ C tough ■
4 A brought ■ B thought ■ C although ■
5 A tough ■ B daughter ■ C thought ■
b Which is the stressed syllable? Tick (✓) A, B, or C.
Example: A exciting ■✓ B exciting ■
C exciting ■
6 A adaptor ■ B adaptor ■ C adaptor ■
7 A experiment ■ B experiment ■
C experiment ■
8 A comfortably ■ B comfortably ■
C comfortably ■
9 A impatient ■ B impatient ■
C impatient ■
10 A disconnect ■ B disconnect ■
C disconnect ■
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9 We had a lot of _____ with the traffic and got there
early.
A luck ■ B lucky ■ C luckily ■
10 I dropped my glass on the carpet, but _____ it was
empty.
A fortune ■ B fortunate ■
C fortunately ■
c Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with
words about electronic devices.
Example: Your music is too loud! Use your ______.
A headphones ■✓ B speakers ■
C keyboard ■
11 Where’s the ______ control for the TV?
A socket ■ B remote ■ C keyboard ■
12 This memory _____ has all my work on it.
A stick ■ B socket ■ C switch ■
13 We need a longer USB _____.
A socket ■ B mouse ■ C cable ■
14 You need an adaptor because the _____ are different
in this country.
A sockets ■ B cables ■ C switches ■
15 Where is the off _____ on this DVD player?
A plug ■ B button ■ C cable ■
d Tick (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences with
phrasal verbs.
16 It’s time for bed. Can you _____ the TV?
A switch on ■ B switch over ■
C switch off ■
17 Could you _____ this hairdryer in for me, please?
A unplug ■ B plug ■ C switch ■
18 I’m trying to sleep! Turn that radio _____!
A down ■ B up ■ C on ■
19 I’ve finished using this laptop. Shall I _____?
A switch it off ■ B switch off it ■
C switch it on ■
20 I was late because I forgot to _____ the alarm on my
phone.
A turn ■ B switch ■ C set ■
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