1. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct question word.

____ is your name?

Where
What
When
Who

2. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct question word.

____ are you from?

Where
What
When
Who

3. Question

1 point(s)

Which object is red?

4. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct word.

How ____ is a bottle of water?

much
many
can
be

5. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct word.

Where ____ you from?

be
is
are
am

6. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct word.

I ____ chocolate ice-cream.

no
liking
likes
like

7. Question

3 point(s)

Label these objects.

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motorcycle
tree
ant

8. Question

3 point(s)

Label these objects.

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computer keyboard
bananas
watch

9. Question

3 point(s)

Put the words in order to make a conversation.

are / you / How

Hi, Ben. ?

10. Question

1 point(s)

Write the numbers in full.

1. five

11. Question

1 point(s)

Complete the sentences with ‘my’ or ‘your’.

1. Hello. name’s Jenny.
2. What’s name?
3. Is Catherine sister?

12. Question

1 point(s)

Match the countries and nationalities.

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Polish
Russian
Brazilian

Poland
Russia
Brazil

13. Question

1 point(s)

a or an? What’s this in English?

Write a or an or the plural noun.

1. a bag
2. an apple

14. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct sentence.

His from Germany.
He's from Germany.

15. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct sentence.

She's teacher.
She's a teacher.

16. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct sentence.

What's her name?
What's she name?

17. Question

1 point(s)

Match the questions and answers.

Sort elements

It's in Rome.
Fine, thanks.
Twenty-one.
078 675 45 890
Nathan Wright.
£1.50

Where's the Colosseum?
How are you?
How old are you?
What's your phone number?
Who's your teacher?
How much is a cup of coffee?

18. Question

1 point(s)

Write questions for these answers about David.

1. What’s his job? He’s a teacher.
2. How ? He’s thirty-two.
3. Where now? At school.
4. What ? 43 Bank Street, London

19. Question

1 point(s)

Correct the sentences.

1. Brazil is in Europe.
  - Brazil isn’t in Europe. It’s in South America.
2. The US President is English.
  - The US President isn’t English. He’s American.
3. Snow is hot.
  - . .
4. Four plus three is eight.
  - .

20. Question

1 point(s)

Each question has a mistake. Find it and correct it.

1. Do you can swim?
  - Can you swim?
2. Did he went to France?
  - Did he go to France?
3. Are they like football?
  - ?
4. Do you have got any money?
  - ?
5. Have they go swimming yesterday?
  - ?

21. Question

1 point(s)

Put the word into the correct place for question 2.

Write the whole sentence.

Where you born? (were)
- Where were you born?
Do have any brothers or sisters? (you)

22. Question

5 point(s)

Match the verbs and nouns.

be born -> in London, in Abu Dhabi, in Zimbabwe

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to school, on a journey
an email, a magazine
a foreign language, English
two sisters, a pet
the radio, a lecture

go
read
speak
have
listen to

23. Question

3 point(s)

Complete each sentence with one of the following adjectives.

crowded
delicious
sunny

1. We loved our room. It was very comfortable.
2. The weather was warm and every day.
3. There were a lot of people everywhere. It was very .
4. We ate very well. The food was .

24. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the verb which has a different -ed sound.

walked
asked
rented

25. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the verb which has a different -ed sound.

booked
started
decided

26. Question

3 point(s)

Write sentences with when. Use the past simple and past continuous.

They / argue / their mother / arrive.

There were arguing when their mother arrived.

1. He / fall / off his bike / cycle / home
  
  .
2. The children / play / video games / the visitors / arrive
  
  .
3. He / finish / his report / his computer / crash.
  
  .

27. Question

3 point(s)

Complete the sentences with at, in, or on.

1. The results of the election were announced at 11 o’clock.
2. Mobile phones were invented the 20th century.
3. We have an exam Monday morning.
4. I’ll meet you the bus stop.

28. Question

3 point(s)

Complete the sentences with going to + a verb from the list below.

- be
- book
- ~~miss~~
- not sleep

for example:

Talking to woman in queue — He’s *going to miss* the flight.

1. I’m my flight online.
2. He’s during the flight.
3. They’re late.

29. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the sentence with the correct preposition.

They're waiting for Anna. She's late.
They're waiting about Anna. She's late.
They're waiting at Anna. She's late.

30. Question

3 point(s)

Match the beginnings and ends of the sentence.

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which has a good camera.
who won the race.
where my friends got married.

I need a phone
Lewis Hamilton is the driver
Benicassim is the Spanish town

31. Question

4 point(s)

Read the text. Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).

Shark Populations Dropped 71 Percent Since 1970

Scientists have known for decades that the numbers of some shark species are decreasing. But a new study shows just how severely worldwide populations have dropped in the past 50 years.

The numbers of oceanic sharks and rays fell more than 70 percent worldwide between 1970 and 2018. The information comes from a study that appeared recently in the publication Nature.

Twenty-four of the 31 species of sharks and rays are threatened with extinction. Three species — oceanic whitetip sharks, scalloped hammerhead sharks and great hammerhead sharks — are considered critically endangered.

Sometimes sharks are caught on purpose by fishing boats. But more often they are caught while fishing for other species such as tuna and swordfish.

1. The shark population only started decreasing in the last 10 years. F
2. Shark populations decreased between 1970 and 2018.
3. Most species of sharks are in danger of becoming extinct.
4. Scientists did not know that the numbers of sharks has been decreasing.
5. Most sharks are caught while they are hunting for food.

32. Question

3 point(s)

Read the text. Match the words in bold in the text with a similar word below.

Shark Populations Dropped 71 Percent Since 1970

Scientists have known for decades that the numbers of some shark species are decreasing. But a new study shows just how severely worldwide populations have dropped in the past 50 years.

The numbers of oceanic sharks and rays fell more than 70 percent worldwide between 1970 and 2018. The information comes from a study that appeared recently in the publication Nature.

Twenty-four of the 31 species of sharks and rays are threatened with extinction. Three species — oceanic whitetip sharks, scalloped hammerhead sharks and great hammerhead sharks — are considered critically endangered.

Sometimes sharks are caught on purpose by fishing boats. But more often they are caught while fishing for other species such as tuna and swordfish.

1. reduced – dropped
2. in danger –
3. global –
4. type –

33. Question

5 point(s)

Complete the sentences with the present simple or continuous form of the verbs in brackets.

1. She goes to the gym three times a week. (go)
2. He at home today. (work)
3. you usually late? (get up)
4. They usually a big meal in the evening. (not have)

34. Question

7 point(s)

GRAMMAR present perfect continuous with for/since.

Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. A: Have you finished that report?
  B: Not yet. I have been working (work) on it since last week!
2. A: Dinner isn’t ready yet.
  B: What (you / do) for the last two hours?
  A: I (prepare) the vegetables!

35. Question

2 point(s)

Choose the correct form. If more than one form is possible, select all the correct ones.

He's worked in that school since 2003.
He's been working in that school since 2003.
He works in that school since 2003.
He worked in that school since 2003.
He is working in that school since 2003.

36. Question

3 point(s)

Complete the sentences with usually or the correct form of used to, and the verb in brackets.

1. She used to go (go) to the gym every week, but she doesn’t have time now.
2. We never (eat out) but now we go to the restaurant twice a month.
3. We (visit) my parents on Sundays if I’m not working.
4. I (go) to the gym three times a week, but not any more. I’m too busy.

37. Question

6 point(s)

GRAMMAR Quantifiers

Complete the 5 types of quantifiers in the chart with the underlined expressions.

I think children spend too much time studying for tests.
There weren’t any parking spaces outside the train station.
People drive too fast on public roads.
We don’t have enough people to play the game.
We only had a little work to do at school today.
Very few companies give money to charity.
24 hours in a day just isn’t long enough to do everything.
Lots of people go to work without any breakfast.
Were there many people at the football match?
There’s no time to stop for lunch – we’ll just have to eat a sandwich.

Large quantity Small quantity Less than you want/need More than you want/need Zero

lots of too much not any

many

Drag the table across IF you cannot see all 5 categories.

38. Question

1 point(s)

GRAMMAR Articles: a / an, the, no article

Choose the correct sentence.

Actions speak louder than words.
The actions speak louder than a words.
A actions speak louder than a words.
An actions speak louder than an words.

39. Question

3 point(s)

GRAMMAR Reported Speech: statements and questions.

Complete the following reported speech sentences.

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that she hadn't bought any clothes for ages.
if I had the receipt.
where the toilets were.

She said
The shop assistant asked me
I asked the man

40. Question

1 point(s)

GRAMMAR Passive: be + past participle

Write the correct passive sentence in the space provided: for example:

The film / make / in France (past simple)
- The film was made in France

The movie / base / on a real-life event. (present simple)

41. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct sentence.

You have ever been to Greece?
Have you ever been to Greece?
Been you ever have to Greece?

42. Question

1 point(s)

Choose the correct sentence.

How long time have you been learning English?
How long have you been learning English?
How long you been learning English?

43. Question

3 point(s)

Write the question using the words below.

when / your brother / pass / his driving test
- When did your brother pass his driving test?
you remember / where / I / leave / my keys
- _______________________?

44. Question

3 point(s)

Match the words and phrases with their meanings.

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inexcusable
nerve-racking
get side-tracked

cannot be forgiven
making you very nervous or worried
start talking about something less important

45. Question

1 point(s)

VOCABULARY: the weather

Choose the odd one out.

below zero
chilly
freezing
pouring

46. Question

1 point(s)

VOCABULARY: the weather.

Choose the odd one out.

blizzard
hailstorm
breeze
monsoon

47. Question

3 point(s)

VOCABULARY: expressions with take

Complete the sentences below with one of the following words:

after
~~care~~
time
advantage

1. My mother takes good care of herself and looks great for her age.
2. Let’s take of the lovely weather and have a barbecue.
3. You don’t have to finish this today. There’s no hurry. You can take your .
4. My husband takes his father – they’re both passionate about football.

48. Question

3 point(s)

GRAMMAR: zero and first conditionals

Complete the sentences below with one of the following words:

~~eat~~
not get
go
not move

1. If you eat too many calories, you put on weight.
2. Plants die if they enough water.
3. If we don’t sell our house, we .
4. I and see the doctor if I don’t feel better tomorrow.

49. Question

2 point(s)

GRAMMAR: wish + would

Use the words to write sentences with wish + would.

I / that man / stop coughing.
- I wish that man would stop coughing.
I / you / do the washing up
- ________________

50. Question

3 point(s)

VOCABULARY: collocation: word pairs

Find the word pairs in the box and link them with and or or. Then complete the sentences.

~~ice~~ peace sooner breakfast ~~lemon~~ later quiet bed

1. Would you like ice and lemon with your mineral water?
2. We stayed in a nice when we visited London.
3. I’ve got a new wisdom tooth. I suppose I’ll have to do to the dentist .
4. I enjoy the of the countryside when we go for a walk.

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ESOL Placement Test

Abdullah Williams July 15, 2021

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1. Question

Choose the correct question word.

2. Question

Choose the correct question word.

3. Question

Which object is red?

4. Question

Choose the correct word.

5. Question

Choose the correct word.

6. Question

Choose the correct word.

7. Question

Label these objects.

Sort elements

8. Question

Label these objects.

Sort elements

9. Question

Put the words in order to make a conversation.

10. Question

Write the numbers in full.

11. Question

Complete the sentences with ‘my’ or ‘your’.

12. Question

Match the countries and nationalities.

Sort elements

13. Question

a or an? What’s this in English?

14. Question

Choose the correct sentence.

15. Question

Choose the correct sentence.

16. Question

Choose the correct sentence.

17. Question

Match the questions and answers.

Sort elements

18. Question

Write questions for these answers about David.

19. Question

Correct the sentences.

20. Question

Each question has a mistake. Find it and correct it.

21. Question

Put the word into the correct place for question 2.

Write the whole sentence.

22. Question

Match the verbs and nouns.

Sort elements

23. Question

Complete each sentence with one of the following adjectives.

24. Question

Choose the verb which has a different -ed sound.

25. Question

Choose the verb which has a different -ed sound.

26. Question

Write sentences with when. Use the past simple and past continuous.

27. Question

Complete the sentences with at, in, or on.

28. Question

Complete the sentences with going to + a verb from the list below.

29. Question

Choose the sentence with the correct preposition.

30. Question

Match the beginnings and ends of the sentence.

Sort elements

31. Question

Read the text. Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).

Shark Populations Dropped 71 Percent Since 1970

32. Question

Read the text. Match the words in bold in the text with a similar word below.