English Practice Test

Match the words with their opposites:

Cats are mammals.

Match the correct prepositions with their sentences

Match the image of a cat with the word "cat."

Match the sentences to the correct categories:

Tom has a dog. He takes it for a walk every day.

What does Tom have?

Fill in the gap:

Choose the correct verb to comlete the sentence.

He spoke as though he _ everything about the topic.

Choose the picture of sun.

Mary went to the library to study. She stayed there for three hours."

What does this sentence imply? (Select all that apply.)

Match the idioms with their meanings

What is the synonym of 'happy'?

What does the idiom 'break the ice' mean? (Select all that apply.)

Write the correct word to complete the sentence.

The Eiffel Tower is in Paris.

Which sentences are correct? (Select all that apply.)

An adjective describes a noun

I _ a teacher.

"The man who invented the telephone was Alexander Graham Bell."

Who invented the telephone?

Match the image of a dog running with the word "run."

The plural of 'child' is 'children'.

Listen to the sentence and fill in the blank. (Options: cold, hot, sunny, cloudy)

Choose the best sentence:

Fill in the gap. Options: had seen, has seen, saw, is seeing

Where is the book?

An idiom is a literal expression.

Find and write the phrasal verb in this sentence. A phrasal verb is two or more words (a verb + a small word like 'up') that work together as one meaning.

She gave up her dream of becoming a doctor.

Highlight the verb in the sentence:

She plays the piano every day.

Fill in the gap. Options: difficulties, difficulty, difficult, difficulty's