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NAME CLASS
11 Quick Test
American
ENGLISH FILE
Starter
GRAMMAR
Check (✓) A, B, or C to complete the sentences.
 Example: I met ________ yesterday. 
 A her ✓ B she C she’s 
1 I don’t like ________ very much.
 A they B them C their 
2 A What time did Jim leave work? 
 B He ________ at 6:30.
 A left B leaved C did leave 
3 A I like your cell phone.
 B Thanks. I bought ________ yesterday.
 A him B her C it 
4 I ________ to the city last night for dinner. 
 A drived B had drive C drove 
5 ________ her money for the movie?
 A Did give you B You did give 
C Did you give 
6 That was a fantastic concert. I really like ________. 
 A she B her C he 
7 We were late. They waited for ________. 
 A them B me C us 
8 I’m sorry but I didn’t see ________ there.
 A he B you C us 
9 I ________ a lot of emails at work yesterday. 
 A send B sent C sended 
 10 Did you ________ a new car last year? 
 A bought B buyed C buy 
 11 My brother drove ________ to the airport.
 A I B me C my 
 12 I met Joe and ________ had lunch in a restaurant.
 A we B us C our 
 13 Come and say hello to ________ when you arrive.
 A me B my C I 
 14 I don’t know ________ very well.
 A he B him C his 
 15 She ________ a beautiful, red dress to the party. 
 A weared B weard C wore 
 16 I saw Jim and David this morning. I gave ________ your 
cell number.
 A him B her C them 
 17 Where did _____?
 A she meet him B meet her him 
C he meet she 
 18 A Do you like my new car?
 B Oh, yes. I love ________. 
 A her B them C it 
 19 Can everyone please listen to ________?
 A me B my C I 
 20 Did ________?
 A them find him B he find them 
C they find he 
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VOCABULARY
a Check (✓) the word that is different from the bold 
word(s) A, B, or C.
 Example: bought 
A found B talked C watch ✓ 
1 awful A terrible B bad 
C fantastic 
2 him A she B us C them 
3 rock A pop B terrifying 
C classical 
4 great A good B fantastic 
C crazy 
5 it A us B they C you 
6 today A yesterday B tomorrow 
C next week 
b Check (✓) the correct verb A, B, or C to complete 
the sentences.
 Example: Helen ________ emails everyday. 
 A takes B leaves C sends ✓ 
7 I ________ the house at 7:00 during the week. 
 A get out B leave C turn on 
8 She ________ a letter from her friends today. 
 A gave B waited C got 
9 Please ________ the light in your bedroom. 
 A take off B turn off C leave 
 10 She ________ me a really nice present for my 
birthday last week. 
 A gave B took C helped 
 11 Did you ________ a new job? 
 A find B look C gave 
 12 ________ an umbrella. It rains a lot here. 
 A Leave B Find C Take 
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c Check (✓) the correct word A, B, or C to complete 
the sentences.
 Example: I didn’t like the movie. It was ________. 
 A great B terrible ✓ C fantastic 
 13 A Did you have a good day?
 B Yes. It was ________!
 A terrible B great C nervous 
 14 There’s a big test tomorrow. Are you ________? 
 A nervous B terrible C fantastic 
 15 The traffic was ________ downtown today. 
 A crazy B pretty C short 
 16 A How is the food here?
 B Oh, it’s ________. 
 A love B not bad C terrifying 
 17 A Are they famous?
 B Yes. They are ________ famous. 
 A pretty B terrible C not bad 
 18 I can’t stand that photo. I really ________ it. 
 A love B hate C like 
 19 That song is really ________. I hear it on the radio 
a lot. 
 A famous B nervous C like 
 20 I really ________ classical music. It’s my favorite. 
 A don’t like B hate C love 
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PRONUNCIATION
a Which word has a different sound? Check (✓) A, 
B, or C. 
 Example: A light B listen ✓ C talk 
1 A got B thought C leg 
2 A Wednesday B drive C cried 
3 A where B week C write 
4 A know B kick C knife 
5 A talk B tell C walk 
b Which is the stressed syllable? Check (✓) A, B, 
or C. 
 Example: A fantastic B fantastic ✓ 
 C fantastic 
6 A classical B classical C classical 
7 A messages B messages 
C messages 
8 A languages B languages 
C languages 
9 A opened B opened C opened 
 10 A directions B directions 
C directions 
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