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ELEMENTARY VOCABULARY TEST - 4

1.Excuse me. Could you ______ me the way to the town hall?
A) let
B) put
C) talk
D) tell

2.Not more books! There aren’t enough ______ to put them on.
A) leaves
B) cases
C) spaces
D) shelves

3.Don’t forget your ______. It’s very cold outside.
A) gloves
B) underwear 
C) umbrella
D) scissors

4.There are eleven players in a football ______.
A) game
B) pitch
C) team
D) group

5.What’s wrong with your foot? - One of my ______ hurts.
A) fingers
B) heels
C) wrists
D) toes

6.Bill’s a ______ so he travels all over the world.
A) baker
B) butcher
C) sailor
D) scarves

7.The ______ will help you if you can’t find the book you want.
A) porter
B) agent
C) librarian
D) operator

8.I must book a ______ for our game of tennis tomorrow.
A) field
B) court
C) green
D) team

9.My car won’t start. Could you give me a ______ to town?
A) bus
B) car
C) hand
D) lift

10. Do you take ______ in your tea?
A) spoon
B) pepper
C) salt
D) sugar

11. This doll is a present for my ______. I hope she likes it.
A) husband
B) nephew
C) niece
D) uncle

12. What kind of fruit would you like?- A ______ please.
A) carrot
B) mushroom 
C) pear
D) strong

13. I’ll look in my ______ and see if I’m free on Wednesday.
A) diary
B) dictionary
C) briefcase
D) calendar

14. You don’t have to ______! We’re not late!
A) dream
B) laugh
C) rush
D) wait

15. Which do you ______ cream or milk?
A) rather
B) eat
C) prefer
D) wear

16. You can hang your jacket in the ______.
A) bedspread
B) chest of drawers
C) hanger
D) wardrobe

17. The shopping centre is now a pedestrian ______.
A) arrival
B) palace
C) pavement
D) precinct

18. Could you ______ a photo of me in front of this building?
A) check
B) make
C) paint
D) take

19. The ice is very ______ so don’t walk on it.
A) high
B) low
C) thick
D) snacks

20. Carol speaks so fast that it’s ______ to understand her.
A) difficult
B) easy
C) slow
D) wrong

21. The mechanic hopes to ______ our car by this evening.
A) make
B) renew
C) repair
D) wander

22. My ______ says I need stronger glasses.
A) chemist
B) conductor
C) keeper
D) optician

23. Are you ready to go?- Not ______. Give me 10 minutes.
A) for me
B) very much
C) very many
D) yet

24. How much does she earn?- That’s none of your ______ !
A) business
B) decision
C) information
D) role

25. The police are looking for the ______ of a red Ford.
A) detective
B) instructor
C) owner
D) rider

26. I’ve already got a ______ at a hotel in the town centre.
A) prescription 
B) property
C) reserve
D) reservation

27. The next ______ of the show is at seven thirty.
A) event
B) performance 
C) stall
D) game

28. You can’t eat that pear. It isn’t ______ yet.
A) best
B) pale
C) ripe
D) mature

29. Can you ______ the coffee and I’ll get the biscuits.
A) depart
B) disturb
C) feed
D) pour

30. Should I wear my sandals or my ______?
A) cardigan
B) shorts
C) trainers
D) driver

31. Shirley tried to stop the car but the ______ didn’t work.
A) brakes
B) crossroads 
C) tires
D) controls

32. The referee and the two teams ran out onto the ______.
A) circus
B) course
C) observatory 
D) pitch

33. You need some ______ coffee to wake you up.
A) awake
B) hard
C) brown
D) strong

34. His suitcase was quite ______ so I could easily carry it.
A) cheap
B) heavy
C) light
D) short

35. When did you ______ smoking?- About two years ago.
A) cut off
B) give up
C) make up
D) throw away

36. The plane ______ late because of the terrible weather.
A) blew up
B) grew up
C) went on
D) took off

37. The ______ at the hospital told me not to worry about my leg.
A) accountant 
B) director
C) lodger
D) specialist

38. The President is a very ______ man. Everyone does what he says.
A) circular
B) direct
C) painful
D) powerful

39. We had to ______ the match because of the bad weather.
A) call back
B) call off
C) think over
D) find out

40. Pat was surprised when her boss didn’t ______ the meal.
A) buy
B) pay
C) pay for
D) spend

41. All Michael ate was two thin ______ of bread.
A) rolls
B) loaves
C) slices
D) snacks

42. With this ______ I can get to the windows on the first floor.
A) index
B) ladder
C) lager
D) step

43. You can ______ a bus just outside the station.
A) beat
B) catch
C) keep
D) thin

44. Take your overcoat with you ______ it gets cold.
A) although
B) in case
C) unless
D) until

45. I’d like to ______ this cheque, please.
A) cash
B) change
C) pay for
D) spend

46. The police put ______ on the robbers to stop them getting away.
A) handcuffs
B) make-up
C) saddles
D) stretchers

47. Jimmy sent his mother a ______ of flowers for her birthday.
A) bar
B) bunch
C) pack
D) packet

48. It’s raining. ______ take your umbrella with you.
A) Are you going
B) Let’s
C) You’d better
D) Would you like

49. There’s nothing good on television. Let’s ______ a video.
A) carry
B) hire
C) invite
D) phone

50. Make sure the knife is really ______ before you cut the meat.
A) flat
B) sharp
C) sliced
D) thick

51. Thanks very much! I’m very ______ for your help.
A) generous
B) grateful
C) full
D) sorry

52. I like the color of the jacket but the ______ are too short.
A) buttons
B) heels
C) collars
D) sleeves

53. Can you just ______ that all the windows are shut?
A) catch
B) check
C) control
D) reclaim

54. Which ______ does our flight leave from?- Number 12.
A) carriageway 
B) exit
C) gate
D) ground

55. Look at my sweater! It ______ when I washed it.
A) boiled
B) cut
C) missed
D) stretched

56. Wear a ______ to protect your head in case there’s an accident.
A) brooch
B) crash helmet 
C) glove
D) cap

57. Could you ______ your name at the bottom of the letter?
A) answer
B) cross
C) lay
D) sign

58. James is a terrible cook. He can’t even ______ an egg!
A) blow
B) boil
C) lay
D) smoke

59. Surely they aren’t ______ enough to buy such a large car!
A) cautious
B) well
C) poor
D) wealthy

60. There isn’t any water coming out of this ______.
A) heel
B) lock
C) shelf
D) tap

61. I’ve put on ______. I eat too many cakes.
A) gloves
B) mixture
C) waist
D) weight

62. Put your suitcase up on the luggage ______.
A) lounge
B) park
C) rack
D) store

63. You could hear the crowd shouting in the local football ______.
A) ground
B) park
C) pool
D) station

64. That’ll ______ children! Stop shouting!
A) do
B) fit
C) help

65. I can’t tell you now. I’ll ______ you know later.
A) get
B) let
C) make
D) make

66. Give me a ______ some time. You know my phone number.
A) date
B) line
C) post
D) ring

67. The bus was so ______ that we couldn’t all get on.
A) crowded
B) deep
C) thick
D) various

68. We have a ______ climate so the winters are never very cold.
A) bright
B) fair
C) high
D) mild

69. It’s so ______ in here. Don’t you ever clean this room?
A) cloudy
B) dark
C) dusty
D) misty

70. If you ask a ______ price for your car. I’m sure you’ll sell it.
A) helpful
B) mild
C) reasonable
D) shiny

71. No, don’t wear blue. It doesn’t ______ you.
A) fit
B) notice
C) suit
D) part-time

72. The ______ climbed up the tree and we couldn’t see it any more.
A) deer
B) rabbit
C) squirrel
D) tortoise

73. Can you ______ me the time, please?
A) say
B) tell
C) speak
D) separate

74. Do you know how ______ it is from Ashgabat to Mary?It’s 370 km.
A) many
B) much
C) far
D) often

75. Can I ______ your phone, please? I must call my parents.
A) borrow
B) use
C) take
D) lend

76. Don’t go. I’m going to ______ some coffee.
A) make
B) cook
C) boil
D) prepare

77. I am ______ my wife to drive a car.
A) learning
B) showing
C) practising
D) teaching

78. I had to keep my son home from school today because he had a______ of 38.
A) fever
B) headache
C) temperature 
D) heat

79. When we were in Spain last year we ______ at a wonderful hotel overlooking the beach.
A) stayed
B) stopped
C) lived
D) left

80. Is there anything ______ you’d like me to get you?
A) else
B) more
C) extra
D) much

81. Most banks will ______ people money to buy a house.
A) lend
B) borrow
C) give
D) take
D) ground

82. My friend has a ______ job at a chemist’s.
A) half-time
B) spare-time 
C) empty-time
D) part-time

83. ______ have you been learning English?
A) For how long time
B) How long
C) How long time
D) How many time

84. I hate doing the ______ especially cleaning the windows.
A) homework 
B) housework 
C) jobs
D) house-jobs

85. You mustn’t be angry with her. It wasn’t her ______ that she was late.
A) blame
B) error
C) mistake
D) fault

86. She ______ to take her neighbor to court if he didn’t stop making so much noise.
A) promised
B) threatened 
C) offered
D) suggested

87. You can count ______ me if you ever want any help.
A) in
B) on
C) up
D) by

88. Each ______ of the family had to take it in turns to do the washingup.
A) individual
B) character
C) member
D) person

89. Don’t ______ my speech when I am talking.
A) cut
B) interrupt
C) divide
D) separate

90. You can borrow money this time but don’t make ______ of it.
A) habit
B) feeling
C) help
D) learning

91. I always write my daily activities on my ______.
A) weekly
B) daily
C) diary
D) tell

92. James and Jim are twins. They were ______ at birth and they didn’t meet until they were both thirty nine.
A) left
B) deserted
C) separated
D) abandoned

93. What do we call someone whose job is to repair taps and baths?
A) tailor
B) carpenter
C) bricklayer
D) plumber

94. When I was away on business, my neighbors looked after my home.Which of the followings is the synonym of the underlined word?
A) pick out
B) give up
C) take care of 
D) settle down

95. When you say that you will do something for somebody, you ______.
A) shout
B) promise
C) ask
D) tell

96. When you say something to someone’s ear quietly and secretly,you ______.
A) say again
B) whisper
C) discuss
D) cry out

97. ______ it was difficult, they managed to find somewhere they all liked.
A) Although
B) Before
C) Since
D) As soon as

98. Anyone who gets free rides in other people’s cars as a way of travelling cheaply is called ______.
A) passenger 
B) traveller
C) goner
D) hitchhiker

99. When you pay no attention to anybody or to act as if you don’t see him/her, you ______ him/her.
A) ignore
B) veiw
C) notice
D) watch

100. He was bitten by mosquito, but he made things worse by ______ the bite all the time.
A) stoking
B) scratching
C) rubbing
D) scraping


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āĻŦāĻžāĻ—āϧāĻžāϰāĻž

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āĻ­ā§‚āĻ—ā§‹āϞ

āϭ⧌āĻ—ā§‹āϞāĻŋāĻ• āωāĻĒāύāĻžāĻŽ

āĻŽāĻĄā§‡āϞ āĻŸā§‡āĻ¸ā§āϟ

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āϞāĻŋāĻ–āĻŋāϤ āĻĒāϰ⧀āĻ•ā§āώāĻž

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āĻļā§āϰ⧇āĻˇā§āĻ  āĻŦāĻžāĻ™āĻžāϞāĻŋ

āϏāĻ‚āĻŦāĻŋāϧāĻžāύ āϏāĻ‚āĻļā§‹āϧāύ⧀

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āϏāĻŽāĻžāϏ

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