• English Placement Test -V 1.0

    English Placement Test -V 1.0
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  • This test will be used to test your English level. Please complete all sections.

    A speaking and listening test may also be required for some courses.

    You are responsible for being prepared for the test.

    • You have 60 minutes to do the test

    • No dictionaries or phones are allowed

    • Nobody can assist you

    • You should allow about 20 minutes for each section

  • Grammar Section

    Grammar Section
  • Look at the example. The correct answer is ticked.

    Tick the best answer to complete the sentences.

  • 1. Where _______________ you come from?*
  • 2. We won’t need an umbrella _____________ it rains.*
  • 3. What ____________ yesterday?*
  • 4. David and Hilda _______ German.*
  • 5. Melbourne is the second ______________ city in Australia.*
  • 6. This is my book. _____________ are yours on the table over there.*
  • 7. We usually eat pasta, _______________ tonight we'll eat sushi.*
  • 8. _________________ long does it take you to get to school?*
  • 9. When I was young, I _________________ soccer.*
  • 10. I don't have ___________ advice for the problem.*
  • 11. If you feel sick, you ____________ go to the doctor.*
  • 12. You should watch it. It's ___________ funny movie.*
  • 13. _____________________ computer games too much can be bad for your eyes.*
  • 14. Very _____________ babies can see colour before they are six months old.*
  • 15. They ____________________ much time for breakfast.*
  • 16. I ________________ my hair cut at the hairdresser.*
  • 17. He plays the piano, ________________*
  • 18. She can't finish the test. There's ________ time.*
  • 19. She speaks English very ___________*
  • 20. The Mona Lisa ____________________ in 1503.*
  • 21. I wouldn't have gone if I __________________ known it was so far.
  • 21. I wouldn't have gone if I __________________ known it was so far.*
  • 22. A) I don't want to go. B) __________________________ it's too cold.*
  • 23. They're late. They must __________________________ the bus.*
  • 24. I'm used to ____________________ in a foreign country.*
  • 25. We _______________ go to class so that we can learn English!*
  • Writing Section

    Writing Section
  • Choose one topic and write about it

     

    1. All children should learn a second language from the first year of school.

    2. Social media (Facebook, Twitter etc has a negative influence on society.

    3. Tourism is good for countries, but it is bad for the environment.

  • Reading Section

    Read the article on Global Warming and answer the questions below:-
    Reading Section
  • Paragraph 1

    Oceans on planet Earth have warmed 50 percent faster over the last 40 years due to climate change, Australian and US climate researchers reported Wednesday. Higher ocean temperatures expand the volume of water, contributing to a rise in sea levels that is threatening low-lying, densely-populated coastal countries around the world.

     Paragraph 2

    The study, published in the British journal “Nature”, adds to the growing scientific warning about the speed and results of rising oceans. Rising sea levels are caused by two things: the thermal expansion of sea water (when water heats, it expands), and extra water from melting segments of ice, such as icebergs. Both processes are caused by global warming. The ice sheet that sits on Greenland, for example, contains enough water to raise world ocean levels by seven metres (23 feet), which would completely cover sea-level cities such as Dhaka, The Netherlands and Shanghai.

    Paragraph 3

    Trying to figure out how much each of these factors contributes to rising sea levels is very important to understanding climate change and future temperature rises, scientists say. But up to now, there has been a difference between the computer-based climate models, and the observations of scientists gathering data from the oceans.

    Paragraph 4

    The new study, led by the Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research, is the first to combine computer based models with scientists’ data. Comparing data from 1961 to 2003 and checking ocean temperatures up to 700 metres (2,300 feet) below the surface, shows thermal warming has resulted in a 0.53 millimetre-per-year rise in sea levels.

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    Part 1. Multiple Choice the best answer from the options below Tick

     

  • 1. What happens when the ocean’s temperature rise?*
  • 2. The rise in water levels is especially dangerous for:*
  • 3. The study found information by using:*
  • 4. The study shows that sea levels have risen by:*
  • 5. The new study helps scientists to:*
  • Part 2. Synonym match

  • Part 3. Match each heading to one paragraph only. Write the number of the relevant paragraph in the box.

  • 14. What was the main finding of the study?*
  • Should be Empty: