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Test - 13

- Question forms (Why-how many- how much)
- Why questions
- Adverbs and adjectives

“_____ did the first man walk on the moon?”
“In 1969.”
- A) When
- B) Where
- C) Who
- D) What
“_____ did she marry?”
“She married to John.”
- A) What
- B) Who
- C) Which
- D) Why
A _____ dog.
- A) bigger than
- B) big
- C) biggest
- D) the biggest
A _____ driver.
- A) care
- B) careful
- C) carefully
- D) the careful
She ran _____.
- A) quick
- B) quicker
- C) quickly
- D) the quickly
He drives too _____ .
- A) fastly
- B) fast
- C) faster
- D) fastest
What is the story _____?
- A) of
- B) on
- C) at
- D) about
What happened _____ the end of the story?
- A) on
- B) in
- C) at
- D) from
The train leaves _____ platform 9.
- A) of
- B) at
- C) from
- D) for
“_____ did you buy your new jacket?”
“At supermarket.”
- A) What
- B) Where
- C) When
- D) How
“_____ did you pay ?”
“$ 1000.”
- A) How many
- B) How
- C) How much
- D) Which one
“_____ did you buy?”
“A new jacket.”
- A) Who
- B) When
- C) How much
- D) What
_____ did you buy with?
- A) Which one
- B) Why
- C) When
- D) Who
“_____ did you go?”
“This morning.”
- A) Why
- B) What
- C) When
- D) How
“_____ did you go?”
“To buy some new clothes.”
- A) When
- B) Why
- C) Where
- D) How
“_____ did you go?”
“To the shops.”
- A) When
- B) Why
- C) Where
- D) How
“_____ did you go?”
“By car.”
- A) When
- B) Why
- C) How much
- D) How
“_____ do you want to go?”
“To Paris.”
- A) Why
- B) Where
- C) How
- D) What
“_____ is she?”
“Our cousin.”
- A) Who
- B) What
- C) How
- D) Where
“_____ old was she?”
“60 years old.”
- A) What
- B) How much
- C) How many
- D) How
_____ you like learning English?
- A) Does
- B) Are
- C) Do
- D) Have
What _____ you do last night?
- A) does
- B) did
- C) do
- D) done
How many languages _____ your mother speak?
- A) do
- B) are
- C) does
- D) is
When _____ you go shopping last?
- A) do
- B) does
- C) are
- D) did
_____ do you weigh?
- A) How many
- B) How
- C) How much
- D) What
Smoking is a _____ habit.
- A) badly
- B) worth
- C) worst
- D) bad
The team played _____ and lost the match.
- A) badly
- B) worth
- C) worst
- D) bad
Please listen _____ .
- A) careful
- B) carefully
- C) care
- D) carely
The homework was the _____.
- A) easy
- B) easier
- C) easily
- D) easiest
Peter’s very _____ at tennis. He won the game.
- A) goodly
- B) well
- C) good
- D) best
I know the Prime Minister _____ .
- A) good
- B) best
- C) better
- D) well
My husband’s a _____ cook.
- A) bad
- B) worst
- C) badly
- D) worse
Teachers work _____, but they don’t earn much money.
- A) hardly
- B) harder
- C) hard
- D) hardest
Lunch is a _____ meal for many people.
- A) quick
- B) quickly
- C) quicker
- D) quickest
Life in New York is very _____ .
- A) excited
- B) exciting
- C) exciter
- D) excitely
The teacher was _____ when nobody did the homework.
- A) annoyed
- B) annoying
- C) annoy
- D) annoys
The news is very _____ .
- A) worried
- B) worrying
- C) worry
- D) worringly
Everybody was very _____ about you.
- A) worried
- B) worrying
- C) worry
- D) worringly
The game of tennis was very _____ .
- A) tired
- B) tire
- C) tiring
- D) tires
“_____ did the story take place?”
“A long time ago.”
- A) How many
- B) What
- C) Where
- D) When
We use adverbs _____ the beginning and the end of a sentence, but sometimes _____ the middle of a sentence.
- A) at / in
- B) in / at
- C) on / at
- D) at / on
A train leaves _____ Berlin and arrives _____ Bonn in time.
- A) from / to
- B) from / in
- C) from / at
- D) in / from
A plane arrived _____ the airport _____ .
- A) in / late
- B) at / lately
- C) at / late
- D) in / lately
What is the story _____?
- A) in
- B) from
- C) off
- D) about
A- _____ is it _____ London _____ New York?
B- 6000 km.
- A) How long / from / to
- B) How fast / to / from
- C) How much / from / to
- D) How wide / from / to
My friend never comes school _____. He is always _____.
- A) early / late
- B) early / lately
- C) earlily / lately
- D) earlily / late
At first we draw _____ then _____.
- A) quickly / slowly
- B) quick / slowly
- C) quickly / slow
- D) quick / slow
They are _____ readers, they read _____.
- A) slowly / hard
- B) slow / hard
- C) slow / hardly
- D) slowly / hardly
I turned around _____, because there was a _____ shout.
- A) immediately / sudden
- B) immediate / suddenly
- C) immediate / sudden
- D) immediately / suddenly
Are you _____? Or is the book _____?
- A) boring / boring
- B) boring / bored
- C) bored / bored
- D) bored / boring
A- I am really _____ about my exam marks.
B- Oh, no! You are sometimes so _____.
- A) worried / tired
- B) worried / tiring
- C) worrying / tired
- D) worrying / tiring
I am _____ in the Mexican Culture, because it is _____ .
- A) interesting / excited
- B) interested / exciting
- C) interesting / exciting
- D) interesting / excited
Be _____! Walk _____.
- A) careful / quietly
- B) careful / quiet
- C) carefully / quietly
- D) carefully / quiet
She paints _____; she is a _____ painter.
- A) goodly / well
- B) goodly / good
- C) well / good
- D) good / good

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