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• When the aircraft leaves the ground it ___. a. takes off b. takes over ...
• To start on a journey is to ___. a. set in b. set by ...
• The time a train, bus or plane arrives is when it ___. a. gets ...
• To visit somewhere for a short time when you are going somewhere is to ___. ...
• To stay somewhere for a length of time when you are on a long journey ...
• To egg someone on means: a. To gently push a person on to a stage ...
• Don't put all your eggs in one basket means: a. Do not risk everything but ...
• Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs means: a. Do not make things too easy ...
• To have egg on one's face means: a. To feel like a fool. b. To ...
• The expression He that would have eggs must endure the cackling of hens means: a. ...
• To kill the goose that lays the golden egg means: a. To prepare a feast ...
• To lay an egg means: a. Do something thought impossible. b. To give a bad ...
• The expression You can not make an omelet without breaking eggs means: a. In order ...
• To walk on eggs means: a. To be very cautious. b. To do something very ...
• As mad as a March hare means that someone is: a. angry b. crazy c. ...
• First catch your hare means: a. Do not make plans for something until you actually ...
• The expression If you run after two hares you will catch neither means: a. Greed ...
• The expression To run with the hare and hunt with the hounds means: a. To ...
• The cream of the crop means it is ___. a. the worst b. the best ...
• To egg on means to ___. a. encourage b. discourage
• If it's just your cup of tea, it is ___. a. perfect b. all wrong ...
• If you are cool as a cucumber, you are ___. a. panicked b. calm ...
• If you have a finger in the pie, you are ___ in something. a. involved ...
• Use your noodle means ___. a. act b. think
• In a nutshell means ___. a. concisely b. it is finished
• In the soup means ___. a. in serious trouble b. having a good time ...
• A hot potato is a question which ___. a. answers itself b. is difficult to ...
• If you eat humble pie you ___. a. accept shame b. are defensive
• A bit means ___. a. some thing to eat b. to help someone c. a ...
• About time means ___. a. at the right time b. soon c. at last ...
• Across the board means ___. a. everyone or everything is included b. to travel between ...
• To act up means ___. a. to share an idea b. to behave badly c. ...
• A man after my own heart means ___. a. liking the same things as me ...
• Against the clock means ___. a. a new record b. a test of speed or ...
• All along means ___. a. all the time b. to agree c. altogether
• All hours means ___. a. at regular times b. at irregular times c. every hour ...
• Along in years means ___. a. getting old b. getting tired c. becoming successful ...
• And then some means ___. a. not many b. and only a few c. and ...
• A babe in the woods means ___. a. somone who cuts trees b. someone who ...
• To back down means ___. a. to give up a claim b. to sit down ...
• To back out means ___. a. to support someone b. to be trapped c. to ...
• A bad trip means ___. a. to lose money b. an unpleasant drug experience c. ...
• He didn't bat an eye means the same as ___. a. he didn't see b. ...
• To bear in mind means ___. a. to forget something b. to be crazy c. ...
• To beat around the bush means ___. a. to not know b. to avoid a ...
• To beef up means ___. a. to go crazy b. to have fun c. to ...
• Behind the scenes means ___. a. in a different place b. privately c. in a ...
• Below the belt means ___. a. good b. secretly c. unfairly
• To call it a day means ___. a. to quit b. it becomes evening c. ...
• To call the tune means ___. a. to sing a song b. to give orders ...
• To carry off means ___. a. to move b. to kill c. to drop ...
• To put the cart before the horse means ___. a. to plan ahead b. that ...
• To catch on means ___. a. to understand b. to be punished c. to grab ...
• To be caught short means ___. a. to be in an embarrassing situation b. to ...
• Cheap skate means ___. a. a winter sports activity b. someone who doesn't spend much ...
• To check up means ___. a. to search b. to investigate c. to make a ...
• To cheer up means ___. a. to become happy b. to become sad c. to ...
• Chicken feed means ___. a. a lot of food b. a small amount of money ...
• I dare say means ___. a. I don't know at all b. I definitely know ...
• To dash off means ___. a. to do, make, or draw something quickly b. to ...
• Dead tired means ___. a. no longer living b. very tired c. someone doesn't have ...
• To be in deep water means ___. a. to be lazy b. to be in ...
• If something dies down, it means it ___. a. falls over b. dies quickly c. ...
• To die out means ___. a. to fail b. to die quickly c. to disappear ...
• A dime a dozen means ___. a. it is expensive b. something is unusual c. ...
• To dish out means ___. a. to serve b. to gossip c. to make ...
• To do away with something means ___. a. to treat something b. to stop something ...
• If someone is down to earth, they are ___. a. strange b. practical c. shy ...
• Easy does it means ___. a. let's do it later b. let's do it carefully ...
• To eat your words means ___. a. to apologise b. to shout loudly c. to ...
• To eat out means ___. a. to rot away b. to eat in a restaurant ...
• To edge out means ___. a. to move in slowly b. with the narrow side ...
• To eke out means ___. a. to rush out b. to do with difficulty c. ...
• En masse means ___. a. one by one b. nobody c. as a group ...
• If you keep an eye out it means ___. a. watch carefully b. you are ...
• To eat like a horse means ___. a. to eat noisily b. to eat a ...
• To egg on means ___. a. to eat enough b. to encourage c. to annoy ...
• To ease up means ___. a. to make less nervous b. to increase pressure c. ...
• To face the music means ___. a. accept your punishment b. listen carefully c. ask ...
• When it's fair and square it's ___. a. unusual b. confused c. honest
• To fall behind means to ___. a. not keep up b. hurt yourself c. get ...
• If something falls through it ___. a. happens perfectly b. explodes c. fails to happen ...
• Far and wide means ___. a. in a limited area b. everywhere c. at one ...
• Fat chance means ___. a. very lucky b. no possibility c. unlucky
• If it's a feather in your cap it means it's ___. a. a problem b. ...
• If you are fed up you have ___. a. had enough b. eaten enough c. ...
• If you feel like something you ___. a. want to touch something b. don't like ...
• To feel out means to ___. a. test and idea b. tell a secret c. ...
• To gather in means to ___. a. collect b. give out c. organize
• The gift of the gab means you are ___. a. experienced b. very intelligent c. ...
• To gloss over means to ___. a. encourage b. praise c. try to hide ...
• To go like clockwork means to ___. a. run smoothly b. go crazy c. cost ...
• A golf widow is a woman who is ___. a. left at home when her ...
• To grin and bear it means to ___. a. put up with something b. be ...
• To gun for means to ___. a. try to help b. try to stop c. ...
• If someone is gung ho, they are ___. a. stupid b. childish c. enthusiastic ...
• Great guns means ___. a. slow and precise b. big and heavy c. fast and ...
• If something is half baked, it's ___. a. very useful b. incomplete c. unusual ...
• To hail from means to ___. a. send from b. come from c. send to ...
• To hand it to means to ___. a. give credit to b. take from c. ...
• To hang your head means to ___. a. feel shameful b. be brave c. be ...
• No hard feelings means the same as ___. a. don't worry b. thank you c. ...
• If your heart goes out to someone, you ___. a. try to help them b. ...
• If you get a head start, you ___. a. are the winner b. are lost ...
• If something is heavy-duty, it ___. a. weighs a lot b. is tough and powerful ...
• To hook up with means to ___. a. lose b. fight c. connect
• If it's hush-hush it's ___. a. easy b. secret c. difficult
• If you are in the family way, you are ___. a. shy b. popular c. ...
• If it's in the wind, it's ___. a. imminent b. lost c. furnished
• If you are in the dog house, you are ___. a. enthusiastic b. in trouble ...
• In the pink means to be ___. a. drunk b. healthy c. rich
• To iron out means to ___. a. complete small details b. make problems c. plan ...
• In toto means ___. a. no where b. something c. everything
• The ins and outs are ___. a. the small details b. everyone c. complications ...
• If something is in your hair, it's ___. a. interesting b. amusing c. annoying ...
• In hand means ___. a. unmanageable b. under control c. difficult
• In the nick of time means ___. a. too late b. on time c. in ...
• To jazz up means to ___. a. go faster b. make something more exciting c. ...
• To join forces means to ___. a. fight b. be strong c. unite
• Joking apart means you ___. a. are serious b. are trying to make people laugh ...
• If you jump at something you ___. a. are scared b. don't understand c. accept ...
• If it is just what the doctor ordered it's ___. a. still a dream b. ...
• Just about means ___. a. soon b. nearly c. too much
• To jump through hoops means ___. a. be in charge b. obey any order c. ...
• To jump down someone's throat means to ___. a. run away b. make a joke ...
• To jump on the bandwagon means to ___. a. continue b. rest c. join in ...
• A girl who is jailbait is ___. a. very loud b. interested in fishing c. ...
• To kick around means to ___. a. treat badly b. hide c. look for something ...
• To kick the bucket means to ___. a. get married b. have a baby c. ...
• Knock it off means the same as ___. a. buy it b. yes, please c. ...
• To know the ropes means to be ___. a. experienced b. confident c. ignorant ...
• If you are a know-it-all, you are ___. a. over confident b. shy c. a ...
• If a woman is a knock-out she's ___. a. intelligent b. powerful c. very attractive ...
• To kick up a fuss means to ___. a. be honest b. behave badly c. ...
• If someone says to you to keep your shirt on, you should ___. a. take ...
• To keep on means to ___. a. stop b. continue c. start
• If you keep something down, you ___. a. control it b. lose it c. hide ...
• To lash out means to ___. a. shout at someone b. relax c. kick or ...
• To laugh off means to ___. a. make lots of jokes b. make lots of ...
• To lean on someone means to ___. a. entertain them b. pressure them c. annoy ...
• In less than no time means ___. a. in a few days b. much later ...
• To do it like mad means to do it ___. a. enthusiastically b. sloppily c. ...
• If you have a long face, you look ___. a. angry b. sad c. proud ...
• Look alive means ___. a. act busy b. be quiet c. listen carefully
• To lose heart means to ___. a. take offense b. make a mistake c. become ...
• The low down is ___. a. the problem b. the total truth c. the solution ...
• To lap it up means ___. a. take it in eagerly b. act confidently c. ...
• If it takes a month of Sundays, it ___. a. happens quickly b. won't happen ...
• If someone means business, they are ___. a. serious b. interested c. bored
• To mark time means to ___. a. be idle b. be busy c. rush around ...
• To make up your mind means to ___. a. decide b. be confused c. be ...
• A matter of course means ___. a. as a rule b. maybe c. when you ...
• To make off with means to ___. a. leave behind b. kiss c. steal ...
• To make believe means to ___. a. forget b. hope c. pretend
• If you are mixed up, you are ___. a. in a hurry b. confused c. ...
• If something makes sense, it ___. a. isn't practical b. seems reasonable c. is impossible ...
• To make a difference is to ___. a. lose something b. matter c. be in ...
• To nail it down means to ___. a. start it b. finalize it c. talk ...
• In this neck of the woods is ___. a. the way we do something b. ...
• Never mind means ___. a. don't worry about it b. pardon c. why
• No doubt means ___. a. maybe b. definately not c. certainty
• To nose around is to ___. a. be difficult b. explore c. lose
• No sweat means ___. a. it's easy to do, ok b. work harder c. I'm ...
• If you are no spring chicken you ___. a. are inexperienced b. aren't energetic c. ...
• To nip it in the bud means to ___. a. prevent it at the start ...
• To be neck and neck means to be ___. a. angry with each other b. ...
• If your name is mud you are ___. a. well liked b. well respected c. ...
• Of age means to be ___. a. capable b. not able c. old enough ...
• If you are off the hook, you are ___. a. going to do something bad ...
• If something is old hat, it ___. a. isn't new b. isn't popular c. well ...
• Of service means to be ___. a. efficient b. useful c. desirable
• Once in a blue moon is ___. a. often b. sometimes c. rarely
• To be on edge is to be ___. a. ignorant b. nervous c. knowlegable ...
• On time means ___. a. late b. expected to be late c. not late ...
• Out like a light means to ___. a. run away b. work very hard c. ...
• Out of order means it ___. a. is untidy b. doesn't work c. is unavailable ...
• Out of shape means to be ___. a. unfit b. energetic c. or do something ...
• To pack off means to ___. a. put away b. give away c. send away ...
• A pain in the neck means something is ___. a. unusual b. bothersome c. difficult ...
• To pair off means to ___. a. separate things b. make large groups c. put ...
• If it is par for the course, it is ___. a. typical b. very good ...
• To part with means to ___. a. belong to b. a section of c. be ...
• To pass over means to ___. a. overtake b. ignore c. give up
• Pint-size is ___. a. very big b. average c. small
• To pop up means to ___. a. volunteer b. appear suddenly c. raise your head ...
• To pull off means to ___. a. lose something b. succeed c. plan
• To put down means to ___. a. crush or stop b. encourage or excite c. ...
• If it's on the QT, it's ___. a. quick b. on credit c. secret ...
• If you are quaking in your boots, you are ___. a. brave b. afraid c. ...
• If you are quick on the trigger, you are quick to ___. a. respond b. ...
• Quick on the uptake means you are quick to ___. a. do things b. understand ...
• Quiet as a mouse describes someone who is ___. a. interesting b. loud c. timid ...
• To raise eyebrows is to ___. a. question something b. be afraid c. shock ...
• If something will happen rain or shine, it'll happen ___. a. at some point, but ...
• To rattle off is to ___. a. break something b. say things quickly c. be ...
• Razzle dazzle is ___. a. a fancy display b. an unusual event c. something impossible ...
• The rear end is ___. a. the start of something b. a one way street ...
• To ride out something is ___. a. finish successfully b. to survive safely c. give ...
• If it's to the right and left it's ___. a. rare b. very quick c. ...
• If something rings a bell, it ___. a. makes a lot of noise b. is ...
• To rip into means to ___. a. enjoy b. attack c. savour
• To run away with means to ___. a. lend b. steal c. borrow
• If it's safe and sound, it's ___. a. not allowed b. beautiful c. not harmed ...
• If someone says same here, they are ___. a. agreeing b. arguing c. disagreeing ...
• To say the word means to ___. a. give a sign b. apologize c. give ...
• To screw up is to ___. a. do it perfectly b. make a mess c. ...
• If you see eye to eye with someone, you ___ them. a. oppose b. encourage ...
• To set your sight on something means to ___ something. a. aim for b. look ...
• To shell out for something is to ___. a. hide it b. spend money on ...
• If you are sick and tired, you are ___. a. exasperated b. jealous c. angry ...
• Shut your trap is an impolite way of saying please ___ a. leave. b. go ...
• If you are stuck up, you are ___. a. snobbish b. in trouble c. problimatical ...
• Uh-huh means the same as ___. a. no b. yes c. maybe
• If it's under your nose, it's ___. a. well hidden b. your fault c. within ...
• To have the upper hand is to have ___. a. the advantage b. permission c. ...
• If you get used to something, you ___ it. a. get rid of b. take ...
• If it's up in the air, it's ___. a. important b. undecided c. unwanted ...
• Under your breath means to ___. a. whisper b. tell a secret c. hesitate ...
• Under the sun means ___. a. it's impossible b. it's unusual c. on earth ...
• If you are up front, you are ___. a. bold b. sincere c. brave ...
• Under wraps means ___. a. in secret b. with difficulty c. in a small space ...
• If you are up tight, you are ___. a. rich b. worried c. an executive ...
• Very well can mean the same as ___. a. no b. later c. giving consent ...
• To vote down is to ___ something. a. accept b. defeat c. propose
• To veg out means to ___. a. get angry b. get excited c. relax ...
• If someone talks about vibes, they are talking about ___. a. feelings b. experiences c. ...
• If you walk off with, something you ___ it. a. steal b. forget c. borrow ...
• Walking on air means you are ___. a. happy b. depressed c. upset
• To walk all over someone is to ___ them. a. mislead b. aggravate c. impose ...
• Watch out means ___. a. be careful b. relax c. hurry up
• Water down means to ___. a. make stronger b. have a beer c. weaken ...
• The way the wind blows is ___. a. how things were b. the way things ...
• To wear on someone is to ___ them. a. agree with b. annoy c. ignore ...
• To say word for word means to ___. a. condense it b. change what was ...
• To wet one's whistle is to ___. a. be happy b. have a problem c. ...
• If you are yellow bellied, you are ___. a. brave b. conceited c. cowardly ...
• You bet means ___. a. no b. certainly c. if I can
• You don't say shows ___. a. disbelief b. annoyance c. surprise
• You tell them ___ someone. a. encourages b. disciplines c. corrects
• Year in, year out means ___. a. never b. constantly c. eventually
• You can say that again shows ___. a. condemnation b. acceptance c. agreement
• If you are a yes man you always ___. a. argue b. agree c. question ...
• If something is yummy, it's ___. a. delicious b. horrible c. frightening
• To zonk-out is to ___. a. daydream b. get excited c. fall asleep quickly ...
• To zip your lip is to ___. a. shut up b. be loud c. talk ...
• To zero in on is to ___ something. a. aim for b. adjust c. alter ...
• To take charge is to ___. a. follow b. lead c. misunderstand
• To talk back is to ___. a. ask a question b. shout c. answer rudely ...
• To tell something apart is to ___. a. put it aside for later use b. ...
• The works is ___. a. the boss b. everything c. movement
• To think up is to ___ something. a. aim for b. improve c. invent ...
• To think twice is to ___. a. create something b. tell a lie c. hesitate ...
• To go through thick or thin is to ___. a. lose a lot of weight ...
• To throw up is to ___. a. get rid of something b. vomit c. give ...
• To tip off someone is to ___ them. a. warn b. attack c. like ...
• To do something to a T is to do it ___. a. badly b. perfectly ...
• What _______ when I called ? A. Was you doing ...
• Which word form is not correct? A. Clotheful ...
• Nothing _________ done when the boss is away. A. Becomes ...
• We are going to the party at the Shen's house. ________ house is on fifth ...
• You can use my car ______ tomorrow. A. Yet ...
• What _______ your favourite food as a child? A. Will ...
• ___________ you like? I like Grapes and Mango. A. What ...
• I will speak _____ Suzanne when I see her. A. ...
• __________? Adolph Hitler did. A. Who start World War II? ...
• I have never _______ such a boring book! ...
• Please, let me _______! A. Think B. Have ...
• You can base your geography assignment on _____ country – it doesn't matter which. ...
• The government has released some ____ data showing how schools are not providing an ...
• If the trend continues, the average income _____ by 107% by 2020. ...
• While we're working on the project our boss ____ on a beach in Greece! ...
• _______ I think it's useful to write an outline of your essay before you start ...
• The charity is trying to find ways to save and ______ the world's endangered animal ...
• My sister _____ economics and politics when she goes to university. ...
• If I didn't have to work tonight, __________ A. ...
• What will you do if _________ A. You don't get ...
• What_________ in order to get a permit to work in your country? ...
• When you write your essays you_______ copy ideas from books without referencing them properly. ...
• The teacher _____ us how to do the experiment when the fire bell rang. ...
• She got a terrible mark in the exam so she _______ very hard at all. ...
• They ________ personal computers when my father was a student. ...
• From this gragh we can see that economy ________ at the moment. ...
• I know it's not much of a present but I made it ____. ...
• The bookshop ________ the end of the road is excellent. ...
• Scientists finally _____ find a cure for the diseases after years of research. ...
• Most university students __________ on campus in their first year. ...
• _______ people live in the countryside that 100 years ago. ...
• I _____ want to be a practicing doctor but now I'm more interested in research. ...
• I can't pick you up for the station on Wednesday because _______ on that day. ...
• Doctors have _________ us to cut down on salt in our diets if we want ...
• These drugs are the best medicine available as a treatment at the moment, _________ they ...
• There were millions of people around the world _______ the football match live on television. ...
• The ___________ of dark red spots is one of the first sign of the disease. ...
• The minister _____ is responsible for education has just resigned. ...
• The factory produces some of _________ cameras in the world. ...
• For those of you new to the company, this leaflet is full of ___. ...
• In the past we threw a lot of our kitchen waste away, but today many ...
• My parents encouraged me________ this course. A. Me to do ...
• The manager interviewed ____ candidates in turn. A. Each of ...
• ________ this newspaper report, more women smoke than men nowadays. ...
• _______ I can't go to the conference as I've got to go to Sydney on ...
• I don't know whether to accept the job offer. It's ____. ...
• You really should go to Namibia. The scenery is _____ stunning and the people are ...
• ____the doctor at 2.00 this afternoon so I can't go to the lecture ...
• You should visit Bath. It's ______city. A. A historical and ...
• Do you have any knowledge ______ how our education system works? ...
• I wish that man _______ tapping his fingers on the table. It's really annoying me. ...
• The University of St Andrew ________ is the oldest university in Scotland. ...
• I'am aiming ______ a band 7 in IELTS. A. On ...
• A recent government report has warned that ______ we act immediately to reduce pollution, there ...
• I finished my essay yesterday but ______ it in to the tutor yet. ...
• She ____ well at school but that changed when she became friends with a different ...
• Many children these days do not have a healthy diet. ________ is possible that this ...
• There aren't ____ places left on the course so you'd better apply soon. ...
• _____ the experiment three times now with different results each time! ...
• When I arrived the lecture _____ so I didn't find it easy to follow. ...
• Learning a foreign language is important because it helps you to understand other cultures better.________ ...
• Sometimes at birthday parties we..........games. A. do ...
• You can..........any card for any occasion at a the card shop. ...
• My relatives usually give me money for my birthday then I can.............what to buy. ...
• I usually.........my friends a birthday card on their birthday. ...
• The best present I ever...........was a pet dog. A. ...
• I think the best gift you..........ever give is love. ...
• Last year my parents..........me a bike for my birthday. ...
• It is traditional to............the candles on your birthday and make a wish. ...
• My birthday......... December the 5th. A. are ...
• I am looking forward to my birthday this year because I'm..........to have a big party. ...
• I think birthdays were better when I was younger...........I got more presents. ...
• My last birthday wasn't so good because I had to..........an exam at school. ...
• I often.........the date of my friends birthdays. A. ...
• I went to my friends birthday.........weekend and we went to a dance club. ...
• I love buying presents...........my friends. A. by ...
• I like to..........my birthday with friends and family. ...
• Mrs. Brown is our teacher. ..................... likes teaching. A. He ...
• She is Rosa and he is Oliver. ............... travel to Paris every year. ...
• Lucy is ................ dog. They like it very much. A. ...
• Don't sit on that chair. ............... legs are broken. A. ...
• Patrick drives ................... to school. We like his bus. A. ...
• A. Do ............ need a table for eight people? B. Yes, we do. ...
• They beat .............., but I didn't do anything to them. ...
• A. Let's watch the match at ................... house. B. My parents sold the ...
• Ray loves you very much. Do ............... love .................... too? ...
• She is a friend of .................... mother. We play chess with ................... ...
• The history of material arts is interesting to .................. . ...
• ................. called him 'Little Thumb' A. His ...
• One of ................. was a foutreen-year-old boy name Joshua. A. ...
• A frog throws up ................ stomach firs. A. It ...
• I've read your articles. ................... very good. A. It ...
• .................. time to go. Are you ready? A. It's ...
• The bird lost some of ............... feathers. A. It ...
• I like your advice. ............. interesting. A. It's ...
• .................. my relatives. A. Their B. ...
• ................... mother is a housewife. A. Their ...
• _ _ _ _ _ _you stop smoking, you'll be seriously ill. ...
• _ _ _ _ _ _ _they're late again, I'll be furious. ...
• _ _ _ _ _ _ you don't save some money, you can't go ...
• If you don't save some money, you can't go on vacation.[ Use unless ] ...
• You will lose your job _ _ _ _ _ you work harder. ...
• _ _ _ _ _ you stop making that noise, I'll call the police ...
• Unless you stop making that noise, I'll call the police[ Use If ] ...
• He ___ asleep during the long lecture. a. fall b. fell c. felt d. feel ...
• I can't ___ out what has happened to him. a. fill b. fall c. figure ...
• The boys ___ fire to a big haystack. a. settled b. set c. placed d. ...
• Must I ___ back the book, or is it a gift I may keep? a. ...
• I used to ___ on to my Mom's dress when we crossed the street. a. ...
• The Great Wall of China was not thick enough to ___ back the invading hordes. ...
• ___ in mind that you are working to improve your ability, not to earn money. ...
• He ___ after his father in that he has blue eyes. a. looks b. takes ...
• I don't know what ___ about her tears. a. caused b. thought c. brought d. ...
• Why do I always have to ___ over backwards to please him? a. turn b. ...
• The firefighters had to break the door ___ to rescue the little girl. a. into ...
• The burglar broke ___ the house and stole all their money and jewelry. a. away ...
• I don't know why their marriage is breaking ___ . a. through b. in c. ...
• After two hours of hard work, we decided to break ___ for a little cup ...
• We have to break ___ all our emotional barriers to feel free. a. away b. ...
• When he spread the news, panic broke ___ in the city. a. in b. away ...
• Scientists will break ___ in their search for new sources of energy. a. up b. ...
• Mary feels miserable, for she's just broken ___ her boyfriend. a. with b. up c. ...
• The idea came ___ her while she was reading Hamlet. a. to b. about c. ...
• The farmer himself came ___ the intruders. a. before b. along c. after
• I came ___ Madonna at that big hotel. a. about b. apart c. across ...
• The terrible scene of the crime continues to come ___ to me now and then. ...
• The properties will come ___ him on his father's death. a. after b. to c. ...
• Nobody wants to come ___ as a witness of the crime. a. over b. forward ...
• The Canadian swimmer came ___ first. a. in b. round c. off
• I wonder why his experiment never came ___ . a. from b. upon c. off ...
• Look how beautiful it is! All the flowers are coming ___ . It's springtime. a. ...
• He came ___ with a good solution to the problem. a. apart b. out c. ...
• He was lucky to come ___ without any scratches. a. through b. under c. by ...
• Be careful! It's really fragile. I don't want it to come ___ in your hands. ...
• The manager failed to get his ideas ___ to the employees. a. across b. down ...
• I don't think they can easily get ___ from prison. a. away b. into c. ...
• She is very well-paid, so she can get ___ without any help from him. a. ...
• Ok. It's time to get ___ to business. a. in b. down c. away ...
• I hope you don't get ___ trouble again. a. into b. on c. in ...
• The teacher was lucky to get the truth ___ of him. a. up b. out ...
• Stop getting ___ my nerves! a. on b. at c. down
• I doubt she'll ever get ___ her trauma. a. out b. over c. in ...
• I can't get ___ all this work. I need some help. a. about b. away ...
• What time do you usually get ___ ? a. on b. up c. about ...
• The rumors of his dismissal will soon get ___ . a. along b. away c. ...
• If you're in trouble, get ___ to a lawyer. a. by b. on c. in ...
• Why did he go ___ on his word? a. after b. back c. away ...
• I don't think you should go ___ a job in that company. a. after b. ...
• Time goes ___ quickly, my dear. a. by b. for c. in
• The price of gas did not go ___ as we expected. a. off b. about ...
• My complaint goes ___ you, too. a. on b. for c. in
• John is not happy because his son went ___ the Army. a. for b. forward ...
• I believe she'll never go ___ for sewing. a. in b. down c. out ...
• What's going ___ here! a. round b. in c. on
• I guess John didn't go ___ well with Mary's parents. a. by b. to c. ...
• Don't you think we should go ___ our plans again? a. down b. through c. ...
• Love and hate normally go ___ . a. together b. about c. forth ...
• What he said goes ___ his principles. a. against b. off c. ahead ...
• Shut the door and keep the dogs ___ of the house. a. away b. off ...
• Try to keep the children ___ from the fire. They may get burn. a. away ...
• She always reads the paper and watches TV to keep ___ with the latest news. ...
• If he doesn't keep ___ the expenses, he'll go bankrupt. a. off b. in c. ...
• You will succeed if you keep ___ doing it well. a. in b. with c. ...
• He never let us down, for he always kept ___ his promises. a. at b. ...
• Bob is trying hard to keep ___ with the rest of his class. a. up ...
• We should advise children to keep ___ drugs. a. out b. off c. away ...
• She couldn't keep the secret ___ from her parents. a. out b. away c. back ...
• Look! The sign says: Keep ___ the grass. a. out b. off c. away ...
• If you keep ___ your work, you'll like it. a. in b. with c. at ...
• Who is going to look ___ the child while her mother is away? a. after ...
• When she got the promotion, she started to look ___ on the people she used ...
• At this moment, it's nonsense to look ___ results. a. about b. for c. in ...
• We must look ___ all the applications before we decide to hire someone. a. for ...
• People looked ___ him as a great leader. a. on b. forward c. in ...
• I'm looking ___ to visiting my relatives in California. a. for b. forward c. up ...
• He is really lucky! He got a room that looks ___ on the sea. a. ...
• I'm sure you have written that down. Look ___ your notes and you will find ...
• Students usually look ___ the counselor to help them choose a career. a. at b. ...
• If you don't know the word, look it ___ in the dictionary. a. up b. ...
• The room was big, so they made it ___ a conference room. a. into b. ...
• The police don't know who made ___ with the money of that big company. a. ...
• I have already made ___ my mind about it. a. over b. into c. up ...
• Nothing will make ___ for their inefficiency. a. in b. out c. up ...
• Before going to the supermarket, make ___ a list of items you want to buy. ...
• How is he making ___ with his new girlfriend? a. out b. off c. away ...
• Don't trust him. He always makes ___ stories. a. up b. out c. after ...
• The thief ran but the police made ___ him and caught him. a. up b. ...
• Only good employer-employee relationships can make ___ good production. a. at b. for c. after ...
• I can hardly make ___ the letters on that sign. They are too small. a. ...
• Why did he try to run ___ from home? a. off b. out c. away ...
• I always run ___ old students of mine when I go to that cafeteria. a. ...
• He runs ___ every pretty girl he sees at school. a. on b. after c. ...
• Yesterday I ran ___ an old friend of mine at the supermarket. a. for b. ...
• He ran ___ with his best friend's girlfriend. a. off b. into c. on ...
• The police ran ___ all the people who were near the scene of the horrible ...
• The thief ran ___ with all the money and jewelry he found in the house. ...
• That man runs ___ his monthly salary in less than a week. a. at b. ...
• I don't know how many candidates are running ___ President. a. up b. for c. ...
• They ran ___ against several problems when they tried to build the bridge in that ...
• We ran ___ of beer when the party was half over. a. away b. out ...
• John didn't notice he had run ___ his neighbor's little dog. a. over b. on ...
• Don't forget to take ___ notes of everything he says at the conference. a. down ...
• Little children like to take their toys ___. a. away b. out c. apart ...
• The shop owner decided to take US$5.00 ___ the price. a. out b. off c. ...
• John did not accept the job, for he did not want to take ___ all ...
• How can I take all these stains ___ from my tablecloth? a. apart b. away ...
• I know you are tired and disappointed, but don't take it ___ on me. a. ...
• Have the children taken ___ their new teacher? a. up b. to c. over ...
• You should take your brother ___ on his offer to help you do it. a. ...
• The plane will take ___ in ten minutes. a. out b. in c. off ...
• These big books shouldn't be taken ___ from the library. a. after b. in c. ...
• Take ___ account everything he's done for us. a. into b. for c. after ...
• Don't let yourself be taken ___ by anyone. a. into b. in c. on ...
• What does the expression If I do not get a job soon, I will be ...
• What does the expression out to lunch mean when the person described is not literally ...
• If someone said, You are the bomb! she or he probably would be telling you: ...
• If I tell you my boss is a snake in the grass, I most ...
• If you were to tell me to get a move on it, you probably ...
• When someone is described as being flighty that person described is probably: a. Light. ...
• What does it mean to take down an enemy? a. To take the enemy's ...
• What does it mean when someone is described as being a pill? a. The ...
• What does it mean to live and let live? a. To live forever. b. ...
• What does it mean to ace a test? a. To earn an A or ...
• When he sees blood, he passes ___ . a. over b. out c. on ...
• I'm so sorry to hear that your father has passed ___ . a. by b. ...
• He tried to pass himself ___ as the leader of the community. a. up b. ...
• He's passed ___ bad moments in his life. a. through b. out c. away ...
• If you're clever, you should never pass ___ an opportunity. a. up b. out c. ...
• He is too young to pass ___ a member of this committee. a. into b. ...
• The children remained quiet as the parade passed ___ . a. in b. by c. ...
• Read the book and then pass it ___ to a friend. a. in b. on ...
• Wow, that is a great car! a. awesome b. able c. action
• After staying awake late at night studying, I felt tired the next day. a. ...
• This place is so boring, I want some excitement. a. action b. ape
• He is such an ill-mannered person. a. ant b. action c. animal
• I don't want to stay in this dirty, smelly place. a. ark b. ...
• I can't believe he put salt in the sugar basin. He's such a stupid person.
• Dave is the best player on the team... a. action b. apple ...
• You made a good decision there. a. crow b. call c. catch
• He's in the toilet at the moment. a. can b. cupboard c. ...
• I'm really busy, but next time I see you we'll talk. a. I'll catch ...
• I wouldn't live in such a cheap place if I didn't have to. a. ...
• Don't be such a coward and go do it. a. cow b. carrot
• He's so relaxed. He never looks rushed. a. cold b. curry c. ...
• You should phone the police and tell them. a. corpses b. cops ...
• Watching T.V. all day is turning you into a lazy, good-for-nothing. a. carrot ...
• I'll have to study really hard to pass this test. a. cram b. ...
• The other team beat us even though their best player wasn't there. a. canned
• He's really upset because his fish died last night. a. cooled b. cracked
• This is such a simple job. A kid could do it. a. cushy ...
• The disco is really quiet tonight. a. dead b. deep c. down
• The boys abandoned the stolen motorbike in the park. a. downed b. ditched
• There sure is a lot of marijuana smoking these days. a. dome b. ...
• Can you give me some money for groceries? a. dip b. dice ...
• Wasn't that a really obscene movie? a. dirty b. dusty c. damp
• I felt so angry that I wanted to hit him so hard that he would ...
• Could you tell me what the amount of the bill is? a. what's the ...
• Things are a little unsure right now. I can't give you a firm answer. ...
• We were late so we ate the meal really quickly. a. dug the meal
• This morning was really boring. Let's do something interesting later. a. a ditch ...
• Who's the man with the big car? a. drop b. dude c. ...
• The new play was excellent. a. dynamite b. digging c. duplicate ...
• My mom really shouted at me for coming home late. a. gave me elephants
• Tom has lost a lot of weight so something must be worrying him. a. ...
• Wow! This movie is really great. a. earning b. easy c. evil
• The two cowboys looked at each other and then walked on. a. egged ...
• I really became interested in computers at school. a. got into b. gave ...
• I'm sorry, but I just don't understand. a. get with it b. go ...
• Hurry up and get busy. There is a lot of work to do. a. ...
• Did you see the rock group's performance last night? a. girdle b. gig
• She's so fashionable and glamourous. I can't understand why she's with him. a. grass
• Let me have a try. a. gift b. go c. geezer ...
• Stop acting so silly. a. gravy b. goofy c. great
• I've caught you and you can't get away. a. Golfer b. Goosey ...
• That car must have cost over twenty thousand dollars. a. grand b. grapes
• Do you have any marijuana? a. grass b. gravy c. grease ...
• That's a really disgusting thing to say. a. groovy b. ground c. ...
• I always look so untidy and unclean after a long airline trip. a. green
• When Todd drives it really is both a dangerous and frightening experience. a. hairy
• She has a serious obsession about men. a. harsh b. heavy c. ...
• This matter is too important and serious for me. a. happy b. heavy
• Alice is in the past now. I don't go out with her anymore. a. ...
• That play was a great success. a. hot b. hoot c. hit
• Who's the boss there these days? a. hip b. honcho c. hole
• I'll get in a taxi and come right away. a. hip b. hid
• Many movies are successful only because of the heavy promotion and advertising. a. hoe
• The children are a little overexcited. a. hot b. hanging c. hyper
• They checked our identification cards at the door. a. inked us b. I.D.ed ...
• I'm leaving right this minute. a. I'm hopping. b. I'm outa here. ...
• The car accident left her seriously injured. a. in a bad way b. ...
• Marriage it too serious a business for me. a. intense b. internal ...
• I hear he's in trouble at the moment. a. a jam b. a ...
• You shouldn't waste his time or he is going to get angry one of these ...
• He's a real athlete these days. a. jock b. jim c. juice
• I need to go to the toilet. Can you show me where it is? ...
• My father thinks that all heavy drug users should be put in jail. a. ...
• This jazz is really great. a. faded b. far-out c. foggy ...
• The heroin addict needed a dose of drugs really badly. a. five b. ...
• He's too unreliable to keep that job. a. flaky b. forty c. ...
• He lost control of himself suddenly when he heard the news. a. filled up
• You should listen to the other side of the argument before you decide. a. ...
• I can't believe he called the police about the noise. He's such an old-fashioned person.
• Wow! She's really sexy a. farming b. fighting c. foxy
• I don't know how he stays calm and relaxed when she shouts like that. ...
• Wow! This disco is really wild tonight. a. kickin' b. kissing c. ...
• I wish he wasn't such a stupid person. a. kayak b. kennel ...
• How can he criticize it so much when he's never been to that city. ...
• Dave's dating a really stunning woman. Have you seen her? a. krone of a
• You wouldn't exactly call her calm and relaxed. a. limber b. lacking ...
• That's just like her to be so inept. a. lame b. lacquer ...
• Don't give me that story again. I've heard it before. a. load b. ...
• I hope dieting will get rid of these lumps of fat around my waist. ...
• I am really fortunate getting that seat. a. looked-out b. lucked-in c. ...
• It isn't a good idea to cause trouble when you can't speak the language. ...
• I am exhausted after working at nights and studying by day. a. maxed out
• David is a really excellent golf player. a. mad b. modern c. ...
• I'm sick of his dumb and stupid questions. a. Mickey Mouse b. mash ...
• The police arrested him outside his house. a. nicked b. noted c. ...
• Let's have a small drink of brandy before we go to bed. a. nip
• There is no problem and it doesn't matter. a. No heat. b. No ...
• You want me to tell him? I won't do it. a. No way. ...
• He is such a dull and boring person. a. nerd b. navel ...
• This is a bit cold. Can you put it in the microwave and heat it ...
• She is crazy if she thinks I care. a. nude b. numb ...
• This is a great place to live. a. pal b. pad c. ...
• He is such a difficult and annoying person. a. peach b. palm ...
• Get your hands off me. a. pole b. paws c. pagoda ...
• It was cheap. a. peanuts b. papaw c. parallel ...
• She drank so much beer that she is really drunk. a. pickled b. ...
• It's really easy to do. a. a pear b. a peel c. ...
• No wonder you are overweight. You always overeat. a. pig-out b. perform ...
• He only likes doing jobs where he can make an easy profit. a. a ...
• Her work is always rapidly, but carelessly done. a. queer b. quick and ...
• His solution is always of the impermanent, unsatisfactory type. a. quick fix b. ...
• Let's go to the pub for a quick beer. a. quilt b. quick ...
• There really isn't any news in this newspaper anymore. a. road b. rear
• I wish they didn't make such a lot of noise this late at night. ...
• He got a lot of points the last round. a. racked up b. ...
• The business is doing very well and they are really making a lot of money, ...
• The weather is really cold and harsh at this time of year. a. red
• Let's go to the beach and get some sunshine. a. rays b. root
• This is very important so make sure you give it to him right away. ...
• She is so young and innocent. It is no wonder she got exploited. a. ...
• Did you see the size of the diamond on her finger? a. rig ...
• He has got diarrhea. a. the rises b. the rookies c. the ...
• He has two young children running around his house. a. rug rats b. ...
• He was dismissed from work yesterday. a. sold b. snatched c. sacked
• There is always some kind of swindle going on over there. a. swift ...
• I wish they wouldn't just rush in, eat really quickly, and then leave. a. ...
• Tom is trying hard to succeed in buying some hash. a. single b. ...
• Nobody is interested so let's just cancel the whole thing. a. scratch b. ...
• I don't know why she likes him. He's so dirty and unkept. a. simple
• That band plays some excellent tunes, you know. a. serious b. showy ...
• Wow, those are really cool sunglasses. a. slits b. slides c. shades
• Go on and have another try. a. spade b. shot c. stick
• They all criticized me, but it wasn't my fault. a. slammed b. shaded
• I'm not going to a horrible and dirty place like that. a. sleazebag ...
• Look at the time! We should leave. a. speak b. split c. ...
• He comes from a very old-fashioned family. a. shrill b. shody c. ...
• The stolen car has New York license plates. a. tags b. ticks ...
• The whole city was completely destroyed in the war. a. taped b. tapestry
• I'll be there in just a few seconds. a. tick b. tale ...
• Mum was really angry with me last night. a. toy b. ticked-off ...
• He completely wrecked the car last night. a. transplanted b. totalled c. ...
• You really should throw out most of this stuff. a. track b. tame
• There's nothing on the television tonight. a. tax b. tube c. time
• His breath is totally repellant. a. a turnoff b. a takeoff c. ...
• I can't believe she was dating someone else when she was still my girlfriend. ...
• Why are all the men at school such fools. a. twits b. tins
• I've told him many, many times not to do that. a. untimely b. ...
• They often try to increase the price if you can't speak the language. a. ...
• It's still available, if you want it. a. unique b. up for grabs
• It costs $2, 000 in advance. a. unknown b. up front c. ...
• She is such an anxious woman. a. uptight b. urban c. uniform
• Let's stop work and relax this weekend. a. vent b. veg c. ...
• I get bad feelings about him. a. vibes b. valuables c. vitals
• This is a great meal. I can't believe you made it. a. vulgar ...
• It looks like he's got a lot of money in his pocket. a. wand
• That was an easy victory. I thought it would be harder. a. a walkover
• Gosh, I was really drunk last night. What did I have? a. wasted ...
• Hello, Tom. What's been happening lately? a. What's in? b. What's next? ...
• He's very talented when it comes to computers. a. a worm b. a ...
• Those are great shoes. Where did you get them. a. windy b. wicked
• Don't be such a weak and inept person. a. wimp b. wretch ...
• I hadn't expected them today, so I ended up improvising. a. willing it ...
• He's really nervous about the exam. a. wet b. wide c. wired
• That colour is really horrible on you. a. yodel b. yukky c. ...
• She always gives me a hard time. a. yields to me b. yick ...
• He's not British, you know. He's an American. a. a yo-yo b. a ...
• Can we rest? I'm too exhausted to go on. a. zapped b. zoomed
• Since he did that, he's a nobody around here. a. zero b. zap
• Oh no, not another pimple! a. zillion b. zoo c. zit ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word:   Her sister is the oldest ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: James saw the awesome sight ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: They were counting the ballots ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: The truck driver delivered the ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: Yay, the basketball team beat ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: Put the book back on ...
• Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: My friends and I walked home ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: My friends and I walked ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: You can pass this quiz ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: David likes the food in ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: They slowly carried the glass ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: Will they finish the quiz ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: The children slid down the ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: The man swam across the ...
•      Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: The fast runners won all ...
• Who is the boy ___________? A. Who you were talking ...
• What will you do if......................? A. You haven't a good ...
• Your final essays _________ by two or three different teachers. ...
• I finished my essay yesterday but ...........it in to the lecturer yet. ...
• This brand produces some of .........................digital phones in the world. ...
• There were millions of people around the world ....................the Olympics live on television. ...
• I don’t like stories ___ have sad endings. A. They ...
• My sister is excited about _____ to Australia this summer. ...
• The supermarket ............... the end of the road on the right sells milk. ...
• They ....................laptop computers when my father was a student. A. ...
• ______ the test was really hard, she still got a good mark. ...
• My brother .................medicine when he goes to university. A. Studies ...
• My brother __________ in London for four years. A. Studied ...
• This club is for members only. You can’t go in _______ you are a ...
• Most university students ........................on campus in their first year. A. ...
• Choose the sentence pattern for the following sentence: The restaurant served 3 kinds of barbeque. ...
• Choose the sentence pattern for the following sentence: The family hikes the Appalachian Trail every ...
• My mother gave me new shoes. A. Subject + verb ...
• The people elected the young candidate governor. A. Subject + ...
• Maryanne is one of the sisters in Sense and Sensibility. ...
• That boy never gave me the time of day. A. ...
• Jane Austen wrote six full novels. A. Subject + verb ...
• Many consider Jane Austen England's greatest novelist. A. Subject + ...
• Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen's most famous novel. A. ...
• Elizabeth I ruled England until 1603. A. Subject + verb ...
• Deserts are harsh and dry, ________ many plants grow there. ...
• Pat looked at the antique rocker, ________ she couldn't afford to buy it. ...
• Constance might go to the library, ________ she might stay home. ...
• Sue jogs every day, _______ she wants to stay in shape. ...
• His shoes are worn, _______ he has no socks. A. ...
• The guy is a contractor, _______ he knows the construction business. ...
• Bill went to work, _______ he didn't punch in. A. ...
• My brother is in the play, _______ I want to attend the first performance. ...
• Annette couldn't go, ________ she was tired. A. Nor ...
• Your niece and I went out to lunch, ________ we both ordered fish. ...
• This material is different ___ that. A. To ...
• You should explain this ___ them. A. To ...
• He has been absent ___ Monday. A. For ...
• I haven't been to the theatre ___ a long time. ...
• He goes ___ school by car. A. To ...
• This is a comfortable house to live ___. A. At ...
• They are called ___ different names. A. With ...
• We should not spend money ___ luxuries. A. For ...
• I gave him a chair to sit ___. A. On ...
• The new term begins ___ June 1st. A. On ...
• He poured the tea ___ the mug. A. In ...
• He said he was very pleased ____ my work. A. ...
• I .................. you, if you .................. me. A. Would have ...
• If we .................. you, we .................. . A. Would have ...
• If I .................. an umbrella, I .................. wet. A. Had ...
• I .................. you at the station if you .................. me. ...
• If she .................. to Greenland, she .................. some igloos. A. ...
• He .................. the exam if he .................. harder. A. Had ...
• If they .................. on holiday in June, the weather .................. better. ...
• If they .................. earlier, they .................. the train. A. Would ...
• If you .................. more, you .................. so tired. A. Had ...
• If the train .................. on time, we .................. earlier. A. ...
• The beautiful lady smiled at the boy. A. Beautiful ...
• The man lived in a poor area in the city. ...
• It was a cold day when I went to the beach. ...
• The kind man gave the beggar a dollar. A. Kind ...
• The jersey my mother gave me was blue. A. Jersey ...
• The house which Jack built, was impressive. A. House ...
• The withered leaves collected near the gate. A. Withered ...
• Young people sometimes take their privileges for granted. A. People ...
• The steep cliff could be seen from the road. A. ...
• The strange man walked down the road. A. Strange ...
• Not everyone enjoys working with the clerical personal / personnel. ...
• Before the bell rang, the class was already / all ready to go home. ...
• Eventually I put my anger in the passed / past and began to forgive my ...
• It take a full tank of gas if were / we’re / wear / where ...
• The dog buried its / it's bone. A. Its ...
• I wanted to go home more than / then I wanted to go to ...
• I wonder who’s / whose car that is? A. ...
• Harry went to Hogwarts, than / then he meet Snape. ...
• Not everybody shares my principals / principles. A. Principals ...
• The car passed / past the semi on the right; that was a dangerous move. ...
• I advice / advise you not to wait till the last minute to study for ...
• The Parrish family could not decide if the weather / whether would stay nice ...
• I was so tired I decided to lie / lay right after lunch. ...
• Time passed / past slowly. A. Passed B. ...
• Mr. Hermann is a terrible principal / principle. A. Principal ...
• I wish I had seen the show last night, I heard it was quiet / ...
• It is unusual that their / they’re / there not having a party next ...
• Is that your / you’re twenty dollar bill? A. Your ...
• The affect / effect of the new medication was a loss of appetite. ...
• The dog was very quiet / quit / quite until a squirrel ran into ...
• I wonder when its / it’s going to rain? A. ...
• Can cigarettes be smoked in the patio of the restaurant? ...
• Students prepare coffee and tea every morning. A. This sentence ...
• The professor's voice could not be heard in the back of the classroom. ...
• The newspapers are delivered before 5:00 a.m. every morning. A. ...
• Were the questions completed? A. This sentence is Active. ...
• This room hasn't been painted. A. This sentence is Active. ...
• Not enough students have been enrolled, so the class will not be given. ...
• This room hasn't been painted. A. This sentence is Active. ...
• Can the demonstration be seen from the back of the classroom? ...
• Are you doing your homework? A. This sentence is Active. ...
• Was the company investigated by the FBI? A. This sentence ...
• Did you sign your name on the list? A. This ...
• My son plays basketball on the school team. A. This ...
• Are the students going to take the test on Friday? ...
• Was the computer damaged by the water? A. This sentence ...
• I was insulted by your question. A. This sentence is ...
• The explanation wasn't understood by most of the students. A. ...
• Not enough tickets were sold, so the performance will not be given. ...
• The students watch videos, use computers, and complete exercises every day in class. ...
• You can't smoke cigarettes here. A. This sentence is Active. ...
• Hi. What’s __________? A. you name B. your ...
• Where are you from? A. I’m France. B. ...
• Look at __________ aeroplane in the sky! It’s very big! ...
• Where __________________ your pen-friend live? A. is B. ...
• Franco __________ like eating English breakfast. A. don't ...
• Penny’s _____________ her new dress. A. wearing B. ...
• We are __________ the classroom. A. on B. ...
• Those flowers are beautiful. Look at ________________. A. they ...
• How ____________ do you watch a film in English? – Every month. ...
• That girl is my sister’s daughter. She’s my ___________________. A. ...
• Two people were ____ in the fire last night. A. ...
• He keeps on telling me stories of old. I’m so ___________________. ...
• Is this Stella’s hat? – No, it isn’t Stella’s, it’s ____________ . ...
• I think there’s something wrong with my teeth. I need to see a ___________. ...
• How ____________ sugar do you put in your coffee? A. ...
• I ____________ this coat at a shop in London last summer. ...
• Can you speak ____________? I can’t understand you. A. slow ...
• How much homework ____________ every weekend? A. do you have ...
• 6.15 is _______________________ A. six past fifteen. B. ...
• Ouch! I__________ my finger! A. ’m just cutting ...
• The thief __________ by a security camera. A. was watching ...
• If I see her, I …………… her your message. A. ...
• When I got home I saw that my brother __________ all the chocolates! The box ...
• We ___________________ this game when we were children. A. have ...
• “My sisters would like to introduce __________. They are very happy to meet you.” ...
• She went to the salon __________. A. to make her ...
• If I won a million dollars, I ________ you on a trip around the world. ...
• I _________________ some old photos in the attic. A. came ...
• How long __________ in Austria? – Almost two years, now. ...
• What did the doctor say after he _________________ you? A. ...
• I feel so sleepy! I __________ such a big lunch! ...
• It’s not good to fight with your own brother. You’d ___________________ apologize. ...
• I really appreciate your __________________ to help us. A. to ...
• I remember _____________________ him the key last night. He put it in his pocket. ...
• Sheila ________________________ her Mom yesterday, but she got in an accident and was rushed to ...
• If I hadn’t got married when I was eighteen, I__________ to university to study agriculture. ...
• Her wedding is in March next year. By April she _____________ a housewife. ...
• It’s very hard for a nurse to __________________ with so low a salary. ...
• The guardian signed the contract ____________ the minor child. A. ...
• No sooner had Jess arrived __________ she realized that something was wrong. ...
• What sentence is grammatically correct? A. The little girl wanted ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. Within ...
•      What is the best description for the term quotient?       ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Which statement uses a euphemism? A. The fireman bravely entered ...
• Select the word or phrase that will identify the correct meaning of the underlined word. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The proliferation of resistant bacteria ...
• What is the best description for the word laceration? A. ...
• Select the sentence that is grammatically correct. A. The nurse ...
• The nurse noted in the chart, The patient is lethargic. How was the patient behaving? ...
• What is the best description for the word contraction? A. ...
• What is another word for skull? A. Spine ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. In medicine, ...
•      Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. ...
•      What is the best description for the word distal?       ...
•      What is the best description for the term triage?       ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. I ...
• Which word means the thickness of a liquid?             ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The client's ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. His skin ...
•      Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct.
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. His metabolism ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. She ...
• What is the best description for the term combination?         ...
•      What is the best description for the term febrile?       ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
• Which sentence is grammatically correct?             A.     She ...
•      Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The medication ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The patient ...
• When a circuit is completed, what has been finished?         ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The prescription ...
•      Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct.
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. When ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The doctor ...
• What is the best description for the term fracture?         ...
• To implement something is to ___________________.             A.     ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Select the word or phrase in the sentence that is not used correctly. ...
•  Posterior refers to what part of the body?             ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. He ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
• The opposite of contract is _______________.             A.     ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. Exogenous ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. Endogenous ...
• Which word is not spelled correctly in the context of this sentence? ...
• Which word is not spelled correctly in the context of the sentence? ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. The ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. His paroxysmal ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The precipitous ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The rationale ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. His untoward ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The doctor's ...
• What word is a synonym for spit?             A. ...
• Which word is not spelled correctly in the context of the sentence? ...
•      Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. ...
• What sentence is grammatically correct?             A.     She ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The practical ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The bride ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. It is ...
• Select the correct meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Select the word or phrase in the sentence that is not used correctly. ...
• Select the correct meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Which sentence is grammatically correct?             A.     ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. Being ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. When ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence.
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. To alleviate ...
•      Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. It ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The nurse ...
• Decomposition is the process of enzymes digesting food. Another name for this process is ______________.
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• The patient fractured the lateral portion of the hip bone, which is known as the ...
• Tertiary health care might encompass which intervention?             A. ...
• After a major heart attack, which assessment is most important?       ...
• Select the word or phrase in the sentence that is not used correctly.
•      Which word can be defined as a truth, a rule, or a law? ...
•      Docile is best defined as being _____________.             ...
•      A person who is ravenous is ______________________.             ...
• Select the correct order or words to fit in the sentence structure. ...
• Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. He ...
•      The word spinster is best defined as _______________.         ...
•      In the last election, 110, 000 votes were cast. Candidate A received 60, 000 ...
• Based on Freud's theory, the superego ______________.             A. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. Her flushed ...
•      Select the word or phrase that makes this sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the word or phrase that will make the sentence grammatically correct. ...
• Select the meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. The proliferation ...
• What is the meaning of laceration?             A.     ...
• Select the correct meaning of the underlined. The hot days of summer ...
• John's mom ________ him home from school most days. A. ...
• One day last year John ___________ for his mom at the front door. ...
• Just before he got there, a tree branch ________ down on the car. ...
• The branch __________ John's mom inside the car. A. Trap ...
• The firefighters _____________ her. A. Rescued B. Will ...
• John's mom ___________ insurance money for the car next month. ...
• Earth's climate _________ over the centuries. A. Will change ...
• Sometimes it ________ warmer. A. Got B. Will ...
• Today tropical plants ______ in the northern forests. A. Grew ...
• During the last Ice Age, glaciers ____________ Canada. A. Will ...
• Many animals _______ in the cold. A. Will die ...
• Today many scientists _________ another change. A. Predict ...
• Our climate ________________ much warmer. A. Becomes B. ...
• The ice caps _____________. A. Melted B. Melting ...
• Ocean levels ______________. A. Rose B. Will rise ...
• Millons of people ___________________ their homes. A. Will lose ...
• No one _______ the future for sure, of course. A. ...
• This is ___________ global warming. A. Calling B. ...
• I ________________ to the mall after school. A. Goes ...
• My brother __________ a bear an hour ago. A. Seen ...
• ________ Mike visit his grandmother last night? A. Did ...
• Alex did not ___________ last weekend. A. Work ...
• _______________ Judy and Liz at last month's meeting? A. ...
• We ____________ not happy after the sad ending. A. Were ...
• _________________ you see Jody's new dog yesterday? A. Are ...
• Sorry, I __________ hear you at the door. A. Wasn't ...
• I ____________ English for two years. A. Studying ...
• What ____________ you eat for lunch yesterday? A. Do ...
• Six ________(mouse) A. Mouses B. Mice ...
• Two _________(man) A. Men B. Mens ...
• Many _________ (monkey) A. Monkies B. Monkey ...
• Several ________ (batch) A. Batches B. Batchs ...
• Red _________ (balloon) A. Balloones B. Balloons ...
• Several ________ (shelf) A. Shelfs B. Shelfes ...
• Three ________ (thief) A. Thiefs B. Thiefes ...
• eight _______ (elf) A. Elves B. Elfes ...
• Choose the plural form of each noun. month A. ...
• Foot A. Feet B. Foots
• Butterfly A. Butterflies B. Butterflys
• Tomato A. Tomatos B. Tomatoes
• Dish A. Dishes B. Dishs
• What part of speech describes a verb, adjective, or adverb and answers when? where? how? ...
• What part of speech connects words or groups of words? Examples are for, and, nor, ...
• What part of speech describes a noun or pronoun and answers the questions which one(s)? ...
• Which part of speech expresses a mild or sudden burst of emotion? Examples are wow! ...
• Which part of speech describes the distance/placement/proximity of one word and another word in a ...
• Which word must be able to be switched with the word because for it to ...
• (She, Her) and Sara went to the store. Which is the correct pronoun to use? ...
• I went camping with John and (he, him). A. Him ...
• What part of speech is the underlined word in the following sentence? Adverb or Proposition?
• Mild interjections are followed by what kind of punctuation? A. ...
• Interjections that express a sudden burst of emotion are followed by what kind of punctuation? ...
• How many prepositional phrases are in the following sentence? During the month of May, we ...
• What are the four questions that adverbs can answer? A. ...
• What are the three questions that adjectives can answer? A. ...
• How many adjectives are in the following sentence, including articles? The red car roared around ...
•  These envelopes are small. What is the word small?         ...
•      I will offer the nurses better pay:  The nurse is the direct object. ...
•  During the heat wave, dehydration became a threat for active citizens. What is the word ...
•  Can you write the clerk a check for the groceries? The groceries is...   ...
•  After class, Randall will give the students their papers Students is the...       ...
•      Predicate nominative come after a linking verb.             ...
•  The indirect object always come after the words from or to.      
•  The direct object comes before the indirect object.             ...
•  A direct object can be in the same sentence as a pedicate nominative.   ...
•      In a sentence, there can be an indirect object and no direct object. ...
•  There can be more than one direct object in a sentence.      
• ______________ of the weather, the football game will be played tomorrow. ...
• I dropped my cell phone and it broke. ____________, I need to either buy ...
• I can't help you with your homework because I am not very good at geometry. ...
• ___________ it was raining, I still walked to school. A. ...
• ______ of her good grades, Rebecca did not get accepted to Stanford. ...
• Jeremy is very active and enjoys exercising; ______________, Chris sits on his couch all day ...
• My sister is a very kind and generous person. _____________, she helps me with ...
• Which of the following prepositional phrases CAN NOT be used in the following sentence? ...
• What type of punctuation can always follows a transitional word or phrase? ...
• What type of punctuation is missing from the sentence below? Choose the best answer. ...
• The bus stopped __________ the man got off. A. And ...
• We stayed at home __________ watched a film. A. And ...
• I wanted to buy a newspaper __________ didn't have enough money. ...
• I have a lot of homework to do now __________ I can't go to the ...
• He's very rich __________ he doesn't spend a lot of money. ...
• Do you want tea __________ coffee? A. And ...
• Is the Empire State Building in New York __________ London? ...