Grammar – Tense Control
Vocabulary – Health & Body
Vocabulary – Gadgets & Media
Vocabulary & Rules – Travel & Rules
Entertainment & Free Time
100

Fill in the blanks with the correct past forms: “While the computer program ______ (run) its updates, the power suddenly ______ (go) out.”

"was running" and "went"

100

A single English word that describes a dull, continuous, and throbbing pain, often combined with body parts like "head", "stomach", or "tooth"

Ache

100

You use this action to copy files, music, or apps from the internet onto your own phone or computer.

download

100

This modal verb is used to say something is an absolute obligation or an official law—like wearing a seatbelt on a plane.

Must

100

A type of funny film or TV show that is designed to make the audience laugh.

Comedy

200

Explain the exact difference in meaning between “He has been to Paris” and “He has gone to Paris.”

"been" means he went and returned, while "gone" means he is still there

200

The precise medical term for an injury where a joint (like an ankle or wrist) is violently twisted, causing pain and swelling, but without breaking a bone.

A sprain (sprained ankle)

200

To send a message, photo, or comment so that other people can see it on a social media site.

Post

200

This modal verb structure is used when you are giving someone a piece of advice or telling them what is a good idea to do.

Should

200

The written story of a film or play that the actors must read and memorize before filming.

Script

300

Identify the grammatical problem with this attempt at a First Conditional: “If the train will arrive late, we will miss the concert opener.”

It must be "If the train arrives"

300

You take this sweet liquid or small pill from a bottle to help you feel better when you are sick.

medicine

300

This is the secret word or combination of letters and numbers you type to lock and protect your email account.

Password

300

This travel noun means the bags, suitcases, and backpacks you take with you when you go on a trip.

luggage (or baggage)

300

The group of people who sit and watch a live performance, a concert, or a play in a theatre.

Audience

400

Correct the tense error in this statement: “I have known my best friend since five years.”

 "for" insted of "since"

400

When you have a cold, your throat often feels like this, making it painful to talk or swallow food.

Sore throat

400

You do this to your mobile phone when the battery is dead and it won't turn on.

Charge

400

The type of holiday accommodation where you set up a tent outside, usually in nature or a forest.

campsite (or camping)

400

A film genre that features exciting journeys, dangerous situations, and fast action, like Indiana Jones.

adventure film

500

Rewrite this incorrect sentence accurately: “We didn't finished the group project yet because the internet crashed.”

We haven't finished the group project yet

500

You use this glass tool to check your body temperature when you think you have a fever.

thermometer

500

This verb means to move up or down through a webpage or social media feed using your mouse or finger.

Scroll

500

 The place at the airport where your luggage is checked to make sure you are not carrying anything dangerous before you board the plane.

security (or security control / security check)

500

A short video trailer or a written article that gives an opinion about whether a new film or book is good or bad.

Review

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