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Question 1: How is "schedule" pronounced in British English?
/ˈsked.juːl/
/ˈʃed.juːl/
/ˈskɛdʒ.uːl/
/ˈʃɛd.juːl/
Question 2: What does the idiom “to be on cloud nine” mean?
To be very happy
To be confused
To be extremely tired
To be in a hurry
Question 3: What does the word "astute" mean?
Careless
Shrewd
Slow
Loud
Question 4: If a text describes a landscape as “barren,” what is being conveyed?
Lush and green
Empty and lifeless
Colorful and vibrant
Crowded and busy
Question 5: If a text describes a person as "benevolent," what is their character like?
Selfish
Kind
Arrogant
Careless
Question 6: What does "cut to the chase" mean?
To delay a task
To get to the point
To avoid a topic
To run quickly
Question 7: Which sentence uses the correct pronoun for a singular subject?
Each student have their books.
Each student has their books.
Each student have his books.
Each student has his book.
Question 8: Which word is a synonym for "abundant"?
Scarce
Plentiful
Limited
Few
Question 9: Which sentence uses the past perfect tense correctly?
I have finished my homework before dinner.
I had finished my homework before dinner.
I finished my homework before dinner.
I was finished my homework before dinner.
Question 10: Which phrase is best for politely interrupting a group discussion?
Hey, let me say something!
Excuse me, may I contribute an idea?
Hold up, my turn!
Wait, I’ve got something!
Question 11: Read: "The river glowed in the sunset." What does this describe?
A dark cave
A glowing river
A busy city
A stormy sky
Question 12: Which word contains a silent "k" in its pronunciation?
Knife
Key
Kite
Keep
Question 13: Which word is spelled correctly?
Independance
Independence
Independense
Indepandance
Question 14: Which word means "a sudden realization"?
Confusion
Epiphany
Doubt
Mistake
Question 15: Which phrase is best for casually suggesting a coffee meetup with a friend?
I propose we meet for coffee.
Wanna grab a coffee later?
Let us schedule a coffee meeting.
I suggest a coffee appointment.
Question 16: Which idiom means to face a difficult situation bravely?
Bite the bullet
Miss the boat
Let sleeping dogs lie
Burn bridges
Question 17: Which sentence uses the correct modal verb for permission?
You must leave now.
You can leave now.
You will leave now.
You should leave now.
Question 18: What is the meaning of "piece of cake"?
Something very difficult
Something very easy
A type of dessert
A risky task
Question 19: What does the word "encourage" mean?
To discourage
To inspire
To ignore
To forget
Question 20: Which word is an antonym for "joyful"?
Happy
Sad
Excited
Pleased
Question 21: Which sentence uses commas correctly for a nonrestrictive clause?
My sister who lives in Paris is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister who lives in Paris, is a chef.
My sister, who lives in Paris is a chef.
Question 22: What does "make waves" mean?
To swim well
To cause a disturbance
To stay calm
To travel by boat
Question 23: Choose the correct verb tense: "By next year, they ___ in this city for a decade."
live
will live
have lived
will have lived
Question 24: What does "cut to the chase" mean?
To delay a task
To get to the point
To complicate things
To give up
Question 25: What is meant by "pull the plug"?
To start a project
To end something abruptly
To fix a machine
To save energy
Question 26: Which sentence uses consistent verb tense for a narrative?
She walked to the park and sees a bird.
She walked to the park and saw a bird.
She walks to the park and saw a bird.
She walked to the park and will see a bird.
Question 27: What is meant by "bend over backwards"?
To avoid effort
To make a great effort
To exercise physically
To refuse help
Question 28: Which sentence is best for a formal request for a reference letter?
Can you write me a reference?
Would you be so kind as to provide a reference letter?
I need a reference letter, please.
Write me a reference, okay?
Question 29: How is "leisure" pronounced in American English?
/ˈliː.ʒər/
/ˈleʒ.ər/
/lɪˈʒʊr/
/ˈlaɪ.ʒər/
Question 30: What does the idiom "to hit the ground running" mean?
To start something quickly and effectively
To fail at a task
To take a break
To delay a project
Question 31: If a character is described as "pensive" in a text, how do they behave?
Angry and loud
Thoughtful and reflective
Carefree and happy
Rude and dismissive
Question 32: Which sentence avoids overusing adjectives?
The very beautiful, amazing, stunning view was great.
The scenic view was breathtaking.
The super awesome, cool view was nice.
The fantastic, wonderful view was good.
Question 33: What is the past tense of "swim"?
Swimmed
Swam
Swum
Swimming
Question 34: Read the passage: "The art residency supports emerging artists. Participants create installations inspired by urban life." What inspires the installations at the residency?
Rural landscapes
Urban life
Historical events
Scientific discoveries
Question 35: Which sentence capitalizes holidays correctly?
We celebrate christmas in December.
We celebrate Christmas in December.
We celebrate Christmas in december.
We celebrate christmas in december.
Question 36: Which word is a synonym for "clever"?
Dull
Bright
Slow
Weak
Question 37: Which sentence is in the present perfect tense?
I write a story.
I wrote a story.
I have written a story.
I will write a story.
Question 38: Choose the correct verb form: "If I ___ earlier, I wouldn’t have missed the bus."
leave
left
had left
leaving
Question 39: Which greeting is most appropriate for a job interview?
Hey, nice to meet you!
It’s a pleasure to meet you, thank you for having me.
Yo, what’s up?
Good to see you, let’s do this!
Question 40: If a text describes a "desolate landscape," what is the scene like?
Vibrant and green
Barren and empty
Crowded and lively
Warm and inviting
Question 41: How would you politely ask someone to repeat themselves?
What did you say?
Could you please repeat that?
Say it again, louder!
I didn’t hear you, speak up!
Question 42: Which word is spelled correctly?
Occasion
Ocation
Occassion
Ocassion
Question 43: How would you ask for clarification during a discussion?
What’s your point?
Could you explain that again, please?
I don’t get it, talk faster!
Why are you so confusing?
Question 44: Which sentence uses the correct future tense?
I will meet you tomorrow.
I meet you tomorrow.
I meeting you tomorrow.
I will meets you tomorrow.
Question 45: Which sentence uses the correct tone for expressing disagreement politely?
No way, you’re wrong!
I respectfully disagree with your point.
That’s totally incorrect.
You’re off on this one.
Question 46: Which sentence uses the correct article?
A moon glows softly.
The moon glows softly.
Moon glows softly.
An moon glows softly.
Question 47: If a character is described as "reluctant," what is their attitude like?
Eager
Hesitant
Confident
Excited
Question 48: Which word contains a silent "h" in its pronunciation?
Hope
Hour
Heart
Hill
Question 49: What is the meaning of “ephemeral”?
Lasting forever
Short-lived
Complex
Valuable
Question 50: What does "spill the beans" mean?
To cook a meal
To reveal a secret
To make a mess
To argue
Question 51: Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
I have a cat it’s playful.
I have a cat, it’s playful.
I have a cat; it’s playful.
I have a cat it’s playful
Question 52: Which sentence is best for a formal proposal introduction?
Here’s our awesome plan!
This proposal outlines our strategic approach.
Check out our cool idea!
We’ve got a great plan, guys!
Question 53: Which sentence avoids unnecessary modifiers?
The performance was absolutely outstanding.
The performance was outstanding.
The performance was truly exceptional.
The performance was completely remarkable.
Question 54: Choose the correct verb: "She ___ never been to Paris."
have
has
had
having
Question 55: What does "a blessing in disguise" mean?
An obvious benefit
A hidden benefit
A clear problem
A bad decision
Question 56: What does "paint the town red" mean?
To decorate a city
To celebrate wildly
To cause trouble
To clean up
Question 57: If a text describes an action as “spontaneous,” what is implied?
Carefully planned
Done without prior thought
Highly predictable
Extremely cautious
Question 58: Which word means "kind and generous"?
Selfish
Benevolent
Rude
Greedy
Question 59: Which sentence uses the correct possessive form of "who"?
Who’s car is parked outside?
Whose car is parked outside?
Whos car is parked outside?
Whose car is parked outside.
Question 60: Which word is spelled correctly?
Cemetary
Cemetery
Cematery
Cemitery
Question 61: If a text describes a decision as "hasty," what does this suggest?
Carefully considered
Made quickly without thought
Well-planned
Delayed
Question 62: Read the passage: "The music festival features global artists. Audiences enjoy performances from diverse genres." What do audiences enjoy at the festival?
Scientific lectures
Performances from diverse genres
Fashion shows
Cooking demos
Question 63: Which word is spelled correctly?
Definately
Definitely
Definitly
Definitelly
Question 64: What does "intrigue" mean?
Bore
Fascinate
Confuse
Ignore
Question 65: Which word is an antonym for "narrow"?
Slim
Wide
Thin
Tight
Question 66: What does "let sleeping dogs lie" mean?
To disturb animals
To avoid stirring up trouble
To start a conflict
To wake someone up
Question 67: If a text mentions a "vibrant city," what does it imply?
A quiet and dull place
A lively and colorful place
A small and remote place
A dark and gloomy place
Question 68: Select the correct preposition: "The concert is ___ Saturday evening."
at
on
in
by
Question 69: What does "eloquent" mean?
Silent
Well-spoken
Confusing
Rude
Question 70: Which sentence has a natural tone for casually declining a suggestion?
I respectfully decline your proposal.
I’m gonna pass on that, thanks.
I cannot accept your suggestion.
Your idea is declined.
Question 71: Which sentence is most effective for a thesis statement in an academic essay?
I think this topic is cool.
This essay will explore the impact of renewable energy on global economies.
Renewable energy is nice.
Let’s talk about energy.
Question 72: How is the word "schedule" pronounced in American English?
/ˈʃed.juːl/
/ˈsked.juːl/
/ʃəˈdjuːl/
/skəˈdjuːl/
Question 73: If a character is described as "pensive," what is their mood?
Angry
Thoughtful
Excited
Carefree
Question 74: Which sentence has a clear subject-verb agreement?
The team are winning.
The team is winning.
The team were winning.
The team win every game.
Question 75: Which word is an antonym for "prompt"?
Quick
Delayed
Fast
Early
Question 76: Which phrase would you use to politely interrupt a conversation?
Shut up!
Excuse me, may I add something?
Be quiet!
Stop talking!
Question 77: Which word has stress on the first syllable?
Permit (verb)
Permit (noun)
Project (verb)
Record (verb)
Question 78: Which word is spelled correctly?
Relevent
Relevant
Relavent
Relevint
Question 79: Read the text: "The coding bootcamp teaches programming skills. Students develop apps for real-world problems." What do students develop at the bootcamp?
Recipes
Apps for real-world problems
Sculptures
Poetry collections
Question 80: What is the meaning of "serenity"?
Chaos
Calmness
Noise
Haste
Question 81: How is "advertisement" typically pronounced in American English?
/æd.vərˈtaɪz.mənt/
/ədˈvɜːr.tɪs.mənt/
/ˈæd.vər.tɪz.mənt/
/ædˈvɜː.tɪs.mənt/
Question 82: Which sentence avoids redundancy for clear writing?
The meeting was completely finished.
The meeting ended.
The meeting was over and done.
The meeting concluded entirely.
Question 83: Which sentence is best suited for the introduction of a formal report?
This report is awesome.
This report examines key trends in the industry.
This thing is cool.
Let’s talk about stuff.
Question 84: Read: "He was thrilled after winning the award." Why was he happy?
He lost.
He won an award.
He was tired.
He was late.
Question 85: What is meant by "spit and image"?
A messy situation
A close resemblance
A type of art
A quick decision
Question 86: How would you politely end a phone call?
Gotta go, bye!
Thank you for your time, goodbye.
I’m done talking!
See ya, I’m out!
Question 87: Fill in the blank: "If she ___ here, she would help us."
is
was
were
be
Question 88: Which phrase is most appropriate for politely asking for directions in a new city?
Hey, where’s the museum at?
Could you please guide me to the museum?
Tell me how to get to the museum.
Museum’s around here, right?
Question 89: What does "let sleeping dogs lie" mean?
To disturb animals
To avoid stirring up trouble
To start a new conflict
To take action quickly
Question 90: Which sentence uses commas correctly for an introductory phrase?
By the way, I forgot to call you.
By the way I forgot to call you.
By the way, I forgot, to call you.
By the way I forgot, to call you.
Question 91: Which word is a synonym for "weary"?
Energetic
Fatigued
Happy
Quick
Question 92: Read the text: "The astronomy club organizes stargazing events. Members observe constellations and planets." What do members observe during the events?
Wildlife
Constellations and planets
City landmarks
Historical artifacts
Question 93: What does "blow the whistle" mean?
To start a game
To expose wrongdoing
To make noise
To end a meeting
Question 94: What is the meaning of "innovate"?
Copy
Invent or improve
Repeat
Destroy
Question 95: What does "back to the drawing board" signify?
To start over
To finish a project
To celebrate success
To follow a plan
Question 96: Which word is a synonym for "affluent"?
Poor
Wealthy
Small
Weak
Question 97: What does the idiom “to pull someone’s leg” mean?
To physically trip someone
To tease or joke with someone
To help someone in need
To argue with someone
Question 98: What does "take it with a grain of salt" mean?
To believe completely
To be skeptical about something
To ignore completely
To share with others
Question 99: What does the word "profound" mean?
Shallow
Deep
Simple
Temporary
Question 100: What does "in the nick of time" mean?
Too late
Just in time
Very early
At a random time
Question 101: Which sentence uses the correct form of the comparative adjective?
This book is more better than that one.
This book is better than that one.
This book is gooder than that one.
This book is more good than that one.
Question 102: What is a synonym for "meticulous"?
Careless
Precise
Quick
Vague
Question 103: Read the passage: "The botanical garden showcases rare plants. Visitors explore to understand ecosystems and biodiversity." What is the primary focus of visitors’ exploration at the botanical garden?
Gardening techniques
Ecosystems and biodiversity
Historical artifacts
Modern technology
Question 104: Which article fits: "___ umbrella is in the car."
A
An
The
No article
Question 105: Read the text: "The music school teaches jazz techniques. Students practice improvisation on saxophones." What do students practice at the school?
Painting styles
Improvisation on saxophones
Scientific experiments
Writing essays
Question 106: What does "tenacious" mean?
Weak
Persistent
Timid
Careless
Question 107: What does the word "explore" mean?
To hide
To investigate
To forget
To rest
Question 108: Which is correct? "She asked me ___ I was tired."
if
that
what
why
Question 109: What is a polite way to ask for someone’s opinion during a group discussion?
What do you think about this?
Tell me your opinion now!
Why don’t you ever speak?
I don’t care what you think.
Question 110: Read the passage: "The fair is held every autumn. People enjoy rides and games." When is the fair held?
In spring
In autumn
In summer
In winter
Question 111: What does the idiom “to kick the bucket” mean?
To start a new hobby
To die
To win a competition
To travel abroad
Question 112: Which sentence avoids redundancy for a clear email?
I’m writing to let you know about the meeting that’s scheduled.
The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow.
The meeting, which is planned, is set for tomorrow.
Tomorrow’s meeting is arranged and planned.
Question 113: What is a synonym for "versatile"?
Limited
Flexible
Rigid
Ordinary
Question 114: Read the text: "The photography workshop teaches portrait techniques. Participants capture images of people in natural settings." What do participants capture at the workshop?
Wildlife images
Images of people
Abstract art
Historical documents
Question 115: Which sentence uses the correct subject-verb agreement?
The team are winning.
The team is winning.
The team were winning.
The team be winning.
Question 116: Which sentence is spelled correctly?
The occassion was memorable.
The occasion was memorable.
The ocassion was memorable.
The occasoin was memorable.
Question 117: Which word has a silent “c” in its pronunciation?
Circle
Scene
Call
Course
Question 118: Which phrase is best to politely end a conversation?
I’m done talking.
It was great speaking with you, but I have to go.
Bye now!
Talk later!
Question 119: What does "profound" mean?
Shallow
Deeply meaningful
Simple
Ordinary
Question 120: Which word is spelled correctly?
Judgement
Judgment
Judjemant
Judgmant
Question 121: Which sentence uses the correct possessive pronoun?
The house belongs to she.
The house belongs to her.
The house belong to her.
The house belongs to hers.
Question 122: Which sentence is the most formal for a business email closing?
Catch you later!
Best wishes!
Sincerely, [Your name]
See ya!
Question 123: Select the correct plural: What is the plural form of "knife"?
Knifes
Knives
Knife’s
Knive
Question 124: Choose the correct verb: "She ___ to music every evening."
listens
listen
listened
listening
Question 125: If a text describes a "desolate landscape," what is implied?
A vibrant and lively area
A barren and lonely area
A crowded and noisy area
A lush and green area
Question 126: Which response is most suitable for politely interrupting a speaker?
Hold on, let me say something.
Excuse me, may I share a thought?
Hey, can I cut in?
Wait, my turn to talk!
Question 127: What does "curious" mean?
Bored
Eager to learn
Angry
Tired
Question 128: What does the idiom "to beat around the bush" mean?
To be direct
To avoid the main topic
To solve a problem
To work efficiently
Question 129: Which word is a synonym for "vast"?
Tiny
Enormous
Narrow
Small
Question 130: Choose the correct quantifier: "I don’t have ___ time to wait."
many
much
few
a few
Question 131: Choose the correct conjunction: "I can stay, ___ I can leave now."
and
but
or
so
Question 132: What does the word "hesitant" mean?
Eager
Unwilling
Happy
Quick
Question 133: What does the idiom "to kick the bucket" mean?
To start a new hobby
To pass away
To avoid responsibility
To celebrate success
Question 134: What does the word "resilient" mean?
Fragile
Adaptable
Rigid
Weak
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