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Phrasal Verbs & Expressions

100

If you are loyal to an idea or religion, you __ it. 

• A) Stand for
• B) Belong to
• C) Believe in
• D) Smile at

Believe in

200

If your colleague talks about something in detail without avoiding the subject, you will ask them  __. 

• A) Get carried away
• B) Get straight to the point
• C) Deal with
• D) Get someone’s attention

Get straight to the point

300

When you are having trouble managing something, you need to __ it. 

• A) Suffer from
• B) Tackle it
• C) Concentrate on
• D) Get straight to the point

Tackle it

400

When authorities take strong action against illegal activities, they __. 

• A) Crack down on
• B) Stand for
• C) Enforce a law
• D) Pose the problem

Crack down on

Grammar & Sentence Structures

100

Which sentence correctly uses Present Perfect Simple? 

• A) "I have been studying for three hours."
• B) "I have seen that movie before."
• C) "I was studying when you called me."
• D) "I have been studying every day for a month."

"I have seen that movie before."

200

Choose the correct indirect question. 

• A) "Can you tell me where she is?"
• B) "I was wondering what is your favorite color?"
• C) "Could you tell me  you want to go with me?"
• D) "Where do you live?"

"Can you tell me where she is?"

300

Which sentence correctly uses used to? 

• A) "I use to play the piano when I was younger."
• B) "I used to playing the piano when I was younger."
• C) "I used to play the piano when I was younger."
• D) "I am used to play the piano when I was younger."

I used to play the piano when I was younger.

400

Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect continuous tense? 

• A) "She has enforced new rules this week."
• B) "They have been enforcing new rules all week."
• C) "They have stood for the rights of workers."
• D) "I have posed the problem several times."

"They have been enforcing new rules all week."

Passives & Adjectives (-ing/-ed)

100

Which of the following is a passive sentence? 

• A)  "She is standing for her rights."
• B) "They enforce laws strictly."
• C) "The protesters posed the problem to the authorities."
• D) "The law was enforced to protect public safety."

"The law was enforced to protect public safety."

200

I was completelly infuriated/infuriating when I heard that our company was taken over.

infuriated

300

I was a bit overwhelmed/overwhelming when I realised how many new assignments I had to finish by the end of the day

overwhelmed

400

From Active to Passive - The government implemented new regulations, hoping that they could help crack down on street violence.

New regulations were implemented by the government in the hope that they could help crack down on street violence.

Idioms with "Get"

100

If someone becomes so excited about something that they do not control what thet say or do , they __. 

• A) Get in touch
• B) Get straight to the point
• C) Get carried away
• D) Get the feeling

Get carried away

200

If someone tries to draw attention to an issue, they __. 

• A) Get it
• B) Get the feeling
• C) Get someone’s attention
• D) Get on someone’s nerves

Get someone’s attention

300

If someone is eager to do something and excited about an opportunity, they __. 

• A) Get straight to the point
• B) Get to do something
• C) Get in touch
• D) Get carried away

Get to do something

400

If you make sure you immediately understand something, you __. 

• A) Get it
• B) Get someone’s attention
• C) Get to do something
• D) Get on someone’s nerves

Get it

Personality Traits

100

A person who is highly intelligent is __. 

• A) Efficient
• B) Intellectual
• C) Respectable
• D) Foolish

Intellectual

200

A person who can be trusted and has good moral qualities is __. 

• A) Respectable
• B) Miserable
• C) Foolish
• D) Caring

Respectable

300

A person who feels unhappy and hopeless is __. 

• A) Cheerful
• B) Pessimistic
• C) Miserable
• D) Efficient

Miserable

400

A person who is efficient and able to do tasks quickly is __. 

• A) Caring
• B) Efficient
• C) Foolish
• D) Miserable

Efficient