eng exam

Question 1

group of singers (usually in a church)

Answer 1

choir

Question 2

a table showing different things

Answer 2

display

Question 3

pagan priest

Answer 3

druid

Question 4

decorated lorries in parades

Answer 4

floats

Question 5

in the open contryside

Answer 5

greenfield

Question 6

long clothes

Answer 6

robes

Question 7

fabulous

Answer 7

fab

Question 8

contemporary

Answer 8

modern, not traditional

Question 9

where do adverbs of frequency go?

Answer 9

AFTER “to be”
I am always busy.

BEFORE main verb
She doesn’t usually eat sushi

Question 10

when do we use presenr simple

Answer 10

things that are generally true/facts (Animals cannot speak)
permanent situations(She works in an office)
repeated actions/daily routines (They go clubbing on Fridays)
state verbs: think,like, know (Jack really likes this song.)

Question 11

when do we use imperatives

Answer 11

to tell people what to do and give instructions. to form imperative we use bare infinitive. negative imperative is made with don’t

Question 12

things that don’t follow a rule

Answer 12

random

Question 13

a style or category of art, music or literature

Answer 13

genre

Question 14

an illustrated story

Answer 14

comic

Question 15

happening now, at present

Answer 15

current

Question 16

a distinctive characteristic

Answer 16

feature

Question 17

a person who establishes something

Answer 17

founder

Question 18

tragic

Answer 18

grieving

Question 19

every week

Answer 19

weekly

Question 20

becoming bigger in amount

Answer 20

increasing

Question 21

all events in a novel or a film

Answer 21

storyline

Question 22

when do we use present continuous

Answer 22

-actions taking place at the moment of speaking (I am packing my suitcase now)
-temporary situations (They are working on a project these days.)
-future actions already planned (They are gettibg married thus Sunday)

Question 23

an informal, fun game of football

Answer 23

a kick around

Question 24

be successful

Answer 24

make your mark

Question 25

play against

Answer 25

take on

Question 26

gentle excercise before doing sport

Answer 26

warm up

Question 27

cause

Answer 27

lead to

Question 28

exhaustion

Answer 28

burn out

Question 29

when do we use can and can’t

Answer 29

-to express ability or lack of ability
(She can ride a bike
-to ask/give or refuse permission
(Can you get me a glass of water)
-to express possibility or something that is not possible
(You can travel by bus)

Question 30

how do we write dates?

Answer 30

the (ordinal number of day) of (month) year

Question 31

how do we write prices

Answer 31

(1st number) pounds (second number) pence
two digid numbers are written with “-“

Question 32

evidence

Answer 32

proof

Question 33

in danger

Answer 33

at risk

Question 34

large aerials that transmit phone signals

Answer 34

phone masts

Question 35

fall

Answer 35

trip

Question 36

walk into

Answer 36

bump into

Question 37

attacking and stealing from people in a public place

Answer 37

mugging

Question 38

easy for thieves to steal from

Answer 38

easy targets

Question 39

enormous

Answer 39

huge

Question 40

when do we use must

Answer 40

to talk about obligations we have towards ourselves or others.
I must lose weight
You must stop smoking

Question 41

when do we use have to

Answer 41

when the obligation is external. when it is a rule, law or it is an obligation someone else is making for us.
I have to stop when the lights are red.
The teacher said we have to do our project until Monday

Question 42

when do we use mustn’t

Answer 42

to express prohibitiob/when something is not allowed
(You mustn’t use phones during class.)

Question 43

when do we use don’t have to

Answer 43

to express a situation when there isn’t any kind of obligation or necessity (You don’t have to get up early in Sundays)