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50. (Reading – Detail Identification) In a story about a teen learning languages through travel, which detail shows motivation?
 
“He practiced every day even when he was tired.”
 
“He forgot his passport at home.”
 
“He took a break for two weeks.”
 
“He downloaded the app but never used it.”
49. (Vocabulary – Life Changes) Which word best describes a person who adjusts easily to change?
 
Adaptable
 
Nervous
 
Stubborn
 
Predictable
48. (Grammar – Present Perfect with Ever/Never) Choose the correct sentence.
 
Have you ever flown in a helicopter?
 
Did you ever flew in a helicopter?
 
Have you ever fly in a helicopter?
 
You ever have flown in a helicopter?
47. (Vocabulary – Cooking) Which verb fits here? “The vegetables were gently ___ in olive oil.”
 
sautéed
 
blended
 
frozen
 
stirred
46. (Vocabulary – Exam Language) What’s the best advice meaning “use your time wisely”?
 
Manage your time
 
Save your energy
 
Follow your dreams
 
Don’t talk to strangers
45. (Grammar – Past Simple Passive) Which of these sentences is correct?
 
The money was found under the sofa.
 
The money find under the sofa.
 
The sofa was find the money.
 
Was found the money under the sofa.
44. (Reading – Text Purpose) What’s the main purpose of a text titled “10 Things to Do Before You’re 16”?
 
To entertain and suggest experiences
 
To teach grammar rules
 
To review exams
 
To warn about danger
43. (Pronunciation – Weak Forms) Why do native speakers often pronounce “have” as /əv/ in “should have”?
 
Because it’s unstressed
 
Because it’s a noun
 
Because it’s the main verb
 
Because it's silent
42. (Vocabulary – Free Time) Which phrasal verb means to start doing a new hobby?
 
Take up
 
Give up
 
Turn out
 
Carry on
41. (Grammar – Passive with “be”) Which sentence is in passive voice?
 
The test was taken by all students.
 
The students take the test.
 
The test takes place in May.
 
They tested everyone.
40. (Vocabulary – Books) What kind of book is usually filled with dragons, quests, and magical worlds?
 
Fantasy
 
Biography
 
Cookbook
 
Manual
39. (Grammar – Sentence Stress) In the sentence “I did tell you,” why is “did” stressed?
 
To add emphasis
 
Because it’s always loud
 
To change the verb tense
 
Because it’s a question
38. (Culture – Shopping Habits) If a student article compares online vs. in-store shopping, what’s the most effective way to present pros and cons?
 
Use a table or bullet points
 
Write in one long paragraph
 
Add only personal opinions
 
Ignore one side of the topic
37. (Grammar – Reflexive Pronouns) What’s the reflexive form for “we”?
 
ourselves
 
themself
 
theirselves
 
we-self
36. (Vocabulary – Language Learning) Which word fits this definition: “The ability to speak a language easily and accurately.”
 
Fluency
 
Relevance
 
Clarity
 
Complexity
35. (Grammar – First Conditional) What is the function of the first conditional?
 
To talk about real future possibilities
 
To describe present habits
 
To tell imaginary past stories
 
To express rules
34. (Vocabulary – Body Parts) Which word completes this sentence? “He sprained his ___ while hiking.”
 
ankle
 
throat
 
wrist
 
elbow
33. (Grammar – Present Perfect vs. Past Simple) Why is “She has broken her arm” present perfect, but “She broke her arm last year” past simple?
 
Because the first has present relevance
 
Because the second is a lie
 
Because the first uses action verbs
 
Because the second uses future time
32. (Reading Strategy – Inference) In a text, if someone says “I checked the fridge and it was empty. Guess I’m going shopping,” what can we infer?
 
They have no food at home
 
They love shopping
 
The fridge broke
 
They’re angry
31. (Vocabulary – Spending) Which idiom best describes someone who spends money carelessly?
 
Burn a hole in your pocket
 
Get your money’s worth
 
Put money aside
 
Live within your means
30. (Critical Reading – Book Titles) If a book is titled “The Taste Test,” what is the most likely genre?
 
Food review or culinary exploration
 
Historical fiction
 
Space adventure
 
Romance drama
29. (Cultural Understanding – Pocket Money) Which conclusion can you draw from a text saying teens are getting less pocket money this year?
 
Families might be struggling financially
 
Teens are becoming lazier
 
Parents are getting stricter
 
Schools are cutting budgets
28. (Reading Purpose – Evaluation) Which reason best explains why an author includes statistics in a text?
 
To make the argument more credible
 
To confuse the reader
 
To make it more humorous
 
To lengthen the article
27. (Intonation – Statements) Which sentence ends with falling intonation?
 
I’m going to the store.
 
Are you going to the store?
 
You’re going to the store?
 
I’m going to the store?
26. (Pronunciation – Sentence Stress) Why is “can” usually unstressed in “I can help you”?
 
Because it’s an auxiliary verb
 
Because it’s a question
 
Because it carries the main idea
 
Because it’s the subject
25. (Collocations – Health) Choose the correct adjective-noun collocation.
 
Strong heartbeat
 
Loud heartbeat
 
Tall heartbeat
 
Green heartbeat
24. (Cultural Literacy – English Literature) Which of these would you expect from a classic British novel?
 
Complex characters and social commentary
 
A list of recipes
 
Comic strips and puzzles
 
Instructions for gadgets
22. (Sound Discrimination – /uː/ vs /ʊ/) Which word contains /uː/?
 
Boot
 
Book
 
Put
 
Good
21. (Large Numbers – Vocabulary) What’s the correct way to say 1,500,000 in English?
 
One and a half million
 
Fifteen hundred thousand
 
One thousand five hundred thousands
 
A million and five hundred thousand
20. (Spoken Intonation – Questions) Which sentence uses rising intonation?
 
Are you coming tonight?
 
You are coming tonight.
 
You’re coming tonight!
 
You came tonight.
19. (Vocabulary – Everyday English) Which expression means “to earn just enough money to live”?
 
Make ends meet
 
Strike gold
 
Go viral
 
Roll in it
18. (Pronunciation: Weak Forms) Why is the word “have” weak in the sentence: “I should have gone”?
 
It’s unstressed and reduced in speech
 
It shows an obligation
 
It’s a main verb
 
It’s pronounced clearly
17. (Reading Strategy) Which strategy helps when you want to get the main idea fast?
 
Skimming
 
Scanning
 
Annotating
 
Highlighting
16. (Life Changes – Grammar: Past Simple Passive) Choose the correct passive voice sentence.
 
The decision was made last night.
 
The decision made last night.
 
The decision was make last night.
 
The decision is made last night.
15. (Life Changes – Vocabulary) Which sentence uses "change" as a noun?
 
A big change happened last year.
 
She change jobs every few years.
 
They changing their attitude.
 
He will be change soon.
14. (Cooking – Grammar: Passive) Choose the correct passive voice sentence.
 
The ingredients are mixed carefully.
 
The ingredients mixing carefully.
 
The ingredients are carefully mix.
 
Carefully mixing the ingredients.
13. (Cooking – Vocabulary) Which sentence uses a word to describe cooking correctly?
 
He simmered the sauce until it thickened.
 
He fried the sauce until it boiled.
 
He steamed the steak for crispiness.
 
He grilled the soup on low heat.
12. (Books – Grammar: First Conditional) Choose the best first conditional sentence.
 
If I read that book, I’ll recommend it.
 
If I read that book, I recommended it.
 
If I will read that book, I recommend it.
 
If I read that book, I recommend it.
11. (Books – Vocabulary) Which word would you use for a book you can’t stop reading?
 
Page-turner
 
Bestseller
 
Novelty
 
Cover-to-cover
10. (Healthy Living – Grammar: Reflexive Pronouns) Choose the sentence that uses a reflexive pronoun correctly.
 
She taught herself to play guitar.
 
She taught her to play guitar.
 
She taught to herself guitar.
 
She taught by herself guitar.
9. (Healthy Living – Vocabulary) Choose the phrase that describes how someone might feel after jogging 5 km.
 
Out of breath
 
Off the top of their head
 
Out of hand
 
Under the weather
8. (Languages – Grammar: Present Perfect vs. Past Simple) Why is “He learned Spanish in school” not in the present perfect?
 
Because it refers to a completed action in the past
 
Because it shows an ongoing experience
 
Because it uses a stative verb
 
Because it talks about life experience
7. (Languages – Vocabulary) Which word best completes this analogy? Fluent : Fluency :: Accurate : ?
 
Accuracy
 
Accusation
 
Acceleration
 
Activation
6. (Free Time – Grammar: for/since) Choose the correct sentence.
 
I’ve known her since primary school.
 
I’ve known her for primary school.
 
I know her since primary school.
 
I have been knowing her since primary school.
5. (Free Time – Vocabulary) Which collocation fits best? “I like to ___ with friends on weekends.”
 
hang out
 
take up
 
get across
 
run over
4. (Spending Money – Grammar: just/yet/already) Choose the correct sentence using present perfect with “yet.”
 
Have you paid for your coffee yet?
 
Did you pay your coffee yet?
 
Have you yet paid your coffee?
 
You have paid yet?
3. (Spending Money – Vocabulary) Which phrase would best fit this scenario: You pay too much for something online.
 
I got ripped off.
 
I made a profit.
 
I broke even.
 
I struck gold.
2. (Life Experiences – Grammar: Present Perfect) Why is "I have never tried sushi" in the present perfect?
 
Because it shows a life experience up to now
 
Because it refers to a specific moment in the past
 
Because it’s about the future
 
Because it’s a routine action
1. (Life Experiences – Vocabulary) Which word best completes this sentence? “One of the most thrilling ___ I’ve ever had was skydiving in New Zealand.”
 
experiences
 
experience
 
experiment
 
experiencing