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FINAL REVISION - GRADE 11
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The twins [would / used] to argue a lot when they were younger.
used
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How long [are you / have you been] learning English?
have you been
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Many [folks / fables] involve animals which can talk.
fables
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Although the bank robber used several [stage names / aliases], he was eventually found by the police.
aliases
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Charles Darwin was most famous [on / for / in] his theory of evolution.
for
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The project has been a great ..... Thank you to everyone who took part. (succeed)
success
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Your .....are the first letters of each of your names.
initials
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Can you believe that I've never stayed in [a / an / the] hotel in my life?
a
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I'm very sociable and friendly but my sister is the opposite – very shy and [reserved / open].
reserved
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Some students find writing stories in English difficult. They say they haven't got a good enough ..... (imagine)
imagination
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I’m not very tactful / practical so I don’t think I could do a normal job; I can’t even manage everyday tasks at home
practical
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We often call something a(n) [legend / urban legend] when it happened so long ago that we can't be sure if it's true.
legend
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I’m quite sensible / reserved . I find it hard to talk to people I don’t know
reserved
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When Kathy got married, she said she would keep using her ...... name although some people expected her to take her husband's name.
maiden
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When a hurricane reaches land it [is usually causing / usually causes] serious damage.
usually causes
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It's good to be [sensitive / inventive] to the needs and feelings of others.
sensitive
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I was going through my notes when something [caught / was catching / had caught] my attention.
caught
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It’s important for teenagers to [get ready for / take charge of] their own lives if they want to show that they can be responsible.
take charge of
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When you get round [of / to] listening to that CD, please let me know what you think of it.
to
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As children, Hannah and Sally had spent a ........ beach holiday together. (memory)
memorable
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The teacher kept an eye........us throughout the test to make sure that nobody was talking.
on
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The road is closed while they carry out important work to ....the bridge over the river. (strong)
strengthen
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I think [both / all / neither] laptops are good but this one is a little cheaper than the other one.
both
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Hoover as a company became such a [domain / household] name that people began referring to all vacuum cleaners as 'hoovers'.
household name
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When people have the .....of Doctor or Professor, it is polite to use this and not 'Mr' or 'Mrs'.
title
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