Vocabulary
Grammar
Tenses
Greenwich and London
The USA
100
What is the English word for "Stundenplan“?
timetable
100
Complete the sentence:
“There ______ two chairs and a table in the kitchen.”
are
100
Choose the correct form:
“Luke usually walks / is walking to school.”
Luke usually walks to school.
100
What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
London
100
What is the capital of the USA?
Washington D.C.
200
What is the opposite of “expensive”?
cheap
200
Correct the mistake:
“Luke have got a younger brother.”
has got
200
Complete the sentence:
“Look! Sherlock ______ into the garden.”
(run)
Look! Sherlock is running into the garden.
200
Which river flows through London and Greenwich?
The River Thames
200
What is the nickname of New York City?
The Big Apple
300
Which word does not belong?
bedroom – kitchen – bathroom – station
station
300
Put the words in the correct order:
does – where – Olivia – live
Where does Olivia live?
300
Complete both sentences with the correct forms:
- Olivia usually ______ her homework after school. (do)
- At the moment, she ______ a book. (read)
does; is reading
300
What is the name of the famous historic ship in Greenwich?
Cutty Sark
300
Where can you find the Statue of Liberty?
In New York
400
Translate into English:
„Wir treffen uns um halb drei vor dem Kino.“
We meet at half past two in front of the cinema.
400
Make a negative sentence and a question:
“Jay plays football after school.”
- Negative: Jay doesn’t play football after school.
- Question: Does Jay play football after school?
400
Correct the two tense mistakes:
“Look! Dave plays football right now, but he is playing computer games every evening.”
“Look! Dave is playing football right now, but he plays computer games every evening.”
400
What can visitors see at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich?
The Meridian Line (and the Time Ball)
400
Name two words that are different in British and American English.
- football – soccer
- holiday – vacation
- biscuits - cookies
- garden - yard ...
500
Complete the dialogue with suitable words:
Assistant: Hello. Can I help you?
Customer: Yes, I would like to buy this T-shirt. How ______ is it?
Assistant: It’s twenty pounds.
Customer: That’s too ______ for me.
much; expensive
500
Ask for the part of the sentence:
Luke called Jay on the phone yesterday.
Luke called Jay on the phone yesterday.
Who called Jay on the phone yesterday?
Who did Luke call on the phone yesterday?
500
Complete the text in the simple past:
“Yesterday Holly ______ to the shops. She ______ a pink T-shirt, but she ______ it because it was too expensive.”
(go – see – not buy)
Yesterday Holly went to the shops. She saw a pink T-shirt, but she didn´t buy it because it was too expernsive.
500
Name three famous sights in London.
Big Ben, the London Eye, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and St Paul’s Cathedral.
500
Name three states of the USA.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia ...