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100

Is this sentence correct? 

I like the apples more than the pears. 

No! 

I like apples more than pears.

100

Which word does not belong to this sequence?

LOBSTER, LAMB, MUSSELS, SQUID

It's lamb

100

Which of these has a long vowel sound?

chose, could, built, learnt

It's learnt

100

Members of the band The Beatles

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr

100

Is this sentence correct?

I never argue with my brother about videogames.

Yes 

200

Which sentence is correct?

a) I haven't to be on time for the meeting. I can be late 10 minutes late. 

b) I will can go to the cinema tomorrow with you. 

c) He would has been able to come if he had known about it. 

d) If your sister were here, she would complain about everything. 

Letter d) If your sister were here, she would complain about everything.

200

Which adjectives are positive and which adjectives are negative in the following list? 

bossy, insecure, independent, moody, reliable, spoilt, stubborn. 

Positive: independent, reliable

Negative: bossy, insecure, moody, spoilt, stubborn

200

Which of these words have a different vowel sound?

caugh, caught, bought, brought, fought, taught, tough

caugh and taugh
200

Where is it called "ground floor" the floor that is street-level? 

Great Britain or America?

Great Britain

200

Correct the sentence:

If you're not carefully, you'd drop the baby. 

If you're not careful, you'll drop the baby

300

Which sentence does NOT accept "that"?

a) The man who killed my brother is number 5. 

b) I love police TV series which have charismatic characters. 

c) It's a tree whose leaves never fall. 

It's c) It's a tree whose leaves never fall.

300

Which of these words is NOT both a verb and a noun? 

cost, book, waste, tax, owe

It's owe

300

In which two of these words the E of the "ED" ending is pronounced?

filmed, stopped, used, recorded, booked, naked

In recorded and naked

300

Which was the first country to gain independence from The United Kingdom? 

The United States (1776)

300

Who won the oscar for best actor for "The Revenant"?

Leonardo DiCaprio

400

Make a conditional sentence with this information: 

win lottery / buy a yacht

If I won the lottery, I would buy a yacht. 

400

Classify this verbs with the part of the body you use with them:

bite, kick, nod, stare, 

Bite: teeth/mouth

kick: feet/toes/legs

nod: head

stare: eyes

400

Which -able ending is different than the others?

Comfortable, suitable, enable, excusable, manageable

It's enable

400

First animated film to be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars

The Beauty and the Beast (1991)

400

Correct the sentence

Because of I live on the country, I am not often visit by friends. 

Because/Since/As I live in the country, I am not visited often by friends. 

500

Make the passive AND the reported speech of this sentence: 

"Mark said: somebody gave me some nice flowers!"

Mark said he was given some nice flowers.

500

Which verb has the wrong preposition?

- pay for

- spend in

- lend to

- charge for

It's spend in

500

Which words don't have a silent consonant? 

fasten, mortgage, salmon, aubergine, answer, walk, design, autumn, raspberry, affectionate

Answer: aubergine and affectionate

500

Who scored better at the last PISA reports in each category: reading, mathematics and science? The UK or the USA?

The UK in all 3 categories

500

Classify the words between British and American

movie-film / lift-elevator / cookie-biscuit / shop-store / car park - parking lot / chips - fries / favor - favour / lorry - truck / allowance - pocket money / postman - mailman

British: film, lift, biscuit, shop, car park, caravan, chips, favour, lorry, pocket money, postman

American: movie, elevator, cookie, store, parking lot, fries, favor, truck, allowance, mailman