Comparative & Superlative
Crime Scene
Feelings & People
Skills & Interests
Have You Ever?
100
Choose the correct word: “This is the taller / tallest building in our town.”
tallest
100
What do we call a person who steals things from a shop?
Shoplifter
100
You need a drink of water. Are you hungry, thirsty, or tired?
Thirsty
100
Complete: “I’m interested _____ science.”
in
100
Complete: “_____ you ever visited another country?”
Have
200
Complete with the correct form of good: “This café has the _____ ice cream in town.”
best
200
Someone saw a robbery and tells the police what happened. Is this person a judge, witness, or burglar?
Witness
200
You tripped and fell in front of your class! Which feeling fits best: embarrassed, calm, or hungry?
Embarrassed
200
Complete both prepositions: “She’s good _____ drawing and keen _____ photography.”
at; on
200
Put these words in order: never / I / seen / have / a famous actor
I have never seen a famous actor.
300
Three trips cost: Beach $20, Mountains $35, City $50. Complete using the least: “The beach trip is _____.”
the least expensive
300
Complete both verbs: “At 8 p.m. yesterday, I _____ (watch) TV when I _____ (hear) a strange noise.”
was watching; heard
300
Find the odd one out: slim – chubby – well-built – nervous. Explain why.
Nervous—it describes a feeling; the others describe build.
300
Choose the correct form: “I enjoy play / playing football, but I can’t stand get / getting up early.”
playing; getting
300
Complete with for or since: “I’ve known Mai _____ three years. She has lived here _____ 2022.”
for; since
400
Correct TWO mistakes: “This is most beautiful beach and the cheaper place to visit.”
This is the most beautiful beach and the cheapest place to visit.
400
Join these actions using while: “The detective interviewed a witness. A police officer took notes.” Both actions were happening at the same time.
While the detective was interviewing a witness, a police officer was taking notes.
or
A police officer was taking notes while the detective was interviewing a witness.
400
Complete with TWO different feelings: “Before my presentation, I felt _____ because I was worried about making mistakes. Afterwards, I felt _____ because everyone liked it.”
Nervous; happy, or other feelings that fit both explanations.
400
Correct THREE mistakes: “He is crazy on music, terrible in dancing, and fond at singing.”
crazy about; terrible at; fond of
400
Complete with been or gone: “Tom has _____ to the supermarket. He isn’t home yet. Anna has _____ to Japan twice, but she’s home now.”
gone; been
500
Choose a class trip: Beach—cheap, swimming; Mountains—beautiful, hiking; City—interesting, museums. Make a suggestion, give a reason using a superlative, and give one example of an activity. Start: “Let’s visit…”
Example: “Let’s visit the beach because it’s the cheapest place. For example, we can go swimming.”
500
A laptop disappeared from the classroom at 10:15. Alex was in the library from 10:00 to 10:30. Bella entered the classroom at 10:10 and left at 10:20. A camera showed Bella leaving with the laptop. Who took it? Give TWO pieces of evidence.
Bella. She was in the classroom at the time, and the camera showed her leaving with the laptop.
500
Describe an imaginary person in THREE sentences. Include one height word, one build word, and one feeling with a reason. Use: “They are…” / “They feel… because…”
Example: “They are tall. They are slim. They feel excited because it’s their birthday.”
500
Two teammates each say TWO true sentences about their interests or skills. Together, use all FOUR expressions: interested in, good at, keen on, can’t stand.
Example: “I’m interested in science. I’m good at drawing.” / “I’m keen on football. I can’t stand getting up early.”
500
Make TWO questions from the prompts, then ask a teammate to answer them truthfully: 1. you / ever / win / a prize? 2. How long / you / know / your best friend? Your teammate must give a full answer to Question 1 and use for or since in Question 2.
“Have you ever won a prize?” / “How long have you known your best friend?” Example answers: “Yes, I have won a prize.” / “I’ve known her for five years.”