Test Quiz - آموزشگاه زبان روژین ایلیا

I’m very tired. I’m going to go to …. .

I’d like to make …. with the dentist, please.

You must be …. in the library.

You need …. to make an omelet.

Your hair is dirty. You must …. it tonight.

Joe …. his bicycle to work every day.

I stopped gardening when the rain started. I didn’t want to get …. .

Mark …. a lot of great photos on his holiday.

My favorite subject at school was …. because I love learning about numbers.

We had a very good football …. last night.

My sister earns 200 …. a week.

Are you …. get up soon?

We moved to this town two years …. .

Those shoes are very expensive, …. they?

How …. does it take to get to the railway station from your house?

1- Don’t ride a bicycle which is not the right size for you.
2- Check a bicycle before using it and make sure that the brakes and steering-wheel work properly and the tyres have enough air in them.
3- When riding a bicycle, always use a cycling track at the side of the road when there is one.
4- Don’t ride too fast, especially when going down hills and turning corner.
5- Control the speed of your bicycle with your brakes, but always use them gently.

16.You should ride a bicycle which is ….

Which part of a bicycle is used for changing direction?

When is the most dangerous to ride fast?

When you are in a hurry you can

I don’t know how we are going to get to the airport. We will have to …. for a taxi to come.

If you don’t like the soup, why don’t you …. to the waiter and he can bring you another one.

If you were a more …. person, you would not have left me waiting for you in the rain for an hour.

Oh I am so …. .Let’s go and rent a video or something.

I don’t think Alan is …. .Sherie is at home with him.

His uncle owns four computer companies and lives in a big …. out in the country.

I am afraid this car doesn’t have enough …. to get up that hill. We will have to walk up!

The company didn’t have any …. opening shops in Paris and Marseilles so they closed after only three months.

The post office? Well, walk …. this road for about half a kilometer and it is on your left.

Did you hear that Rita and George have …. ? She says it was all his fault.

The pea is dirty. There is oil on …..

We went to …. seaside and played on the beach.

There is only …. water in the glass. Please give me some more.

When he was young, he …. swim very well. He won medals and championships!

The company …. go bankrupt if they don’t find a lot of money quickly!

In 1723 there arrived in Philadelphia a penniless young man, eager for work and for knowledge. As the years passed, this man, Benjamin Franklin, contributed greatly to his city and to his country. Became a printer and a publisher, and a learned man in many subjects, he also helped to spread learning by establishing a public library and by founding the American Philosophical Society, which is an important academy of great scholars to this day.
Franklin initiated many improvements in the city of Philadelphia, making it on of the world’s first cities to have paved and lighted streets as well as a police force and a fire fighting company. He also made many practical inventions such as the Franklin stove, which was a very efficient heater, and the lightning rod to protect building in electric storms. His Scientific work with electricity earned Franklin world fame.
Franklin played an important role in the early history of the United States. He took part in drawing up the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He was the first ambassador to France, and he helped negotiate the treaty of 1783, which ended the Revolutionary War.
As an active member and as president of the Abolitionist Society, Franklin devoted the last years of his life to the movement to end slavery.
16. When Franklin arrived in Philadelphia in 1723, he was …. .

How did Franklin help to spread learning?

What made Franklin famous all over the world?

Which of the following statements is not true?

In what was Franklin active during the last years of his life?

To …. there would be enough food at the party, Kelly ordered twice as much as she thought she needed.

Bill wrote a letter to his teacher to …. his appreciation for all her hard work.

Jack …. did a thing at work today day. He spent most of his time chatting with the secretary.

Johnathan had his …. tested yesterday. The doctor said he needed glasses.

Takeshi’s job with the government is …. . He’ll probably work there until he dies.

My boss …. me the task of cleaning the staff kitchen.

John recently changed his …. . He used to be an accountant, but now he’s a real estate agent.

After two hours of hard training, the coach felt that his players …. a break.

Lisa wanted to talk to a cute guy on the train but she didn’t have the …. to start a conversation.

The police are …. a murder that happened last night downtown They don’t know who the killer is yet.

Please…. photocopies of copyrighted material without the permission of the publisher.

The giraffe survives in part because it …. the vegetation in the high branches of trees where other animals have not grazed.

When Franklin Roosevelt became very ill, his wife began to take more active role in politics, and many people believed that …. and the president shared his responsibilities.

Charlie Chaplin was a comedian …. was best known for his work in silent movies.

A desert receives less than twenty-five …. of rainfall every year.

Charlie Stowe waited until he heard his mother snore before he got out of bed. Even then he moved with caution and tiptoed to the window. The front of the house was irregular, so that it was possible to see a light burning in his mother’s room. But now all the windows were dark. Charlie Stowe was frightened.
But the thought of the tobacconist’s shop which his father kept down a dozen wooden stairs drew him on. He was twelve deep below, and the little shop lay under a thin layer of stale smoke which would completely cover up his crime. That it was a crime to steal some of his father’s stock Charlie Stowe had no doubt, but he did not love his father; his father was unreal to him, a shadowy figure, pale, thin, indefinite, who noticed him only occasionally and left even punishment to his mother. For his mother he left a strong love, from her speech he judged her the friend of everyone. But his father’s affection and dislike were as indefinite as his movements. Tonight he had said he would be in Norwich, and yet you never knew. Charlie Stowe had no sense of safely as he crept down the wooden stairs.
At the bottom of the stairs he came out quite suddenly into a little shop. It was too dark to see his way, and he did not dare touch the switch. For half a minute he sat in despair on the bottom step with his chin in his hands. Then the regular movement of the searchlight was reflected through an upper window and the boy had time to fix in memory the pile of cigarettes, the counter, and the small hole under it. The footsteps of a policeman on the pavement made him grab the first packet to his hand and dive for the hole. A light shoe along the floor and a hand tried the door, then the footsteps passed, and Charlie hid in the darkness.
At last he got the courage back by telling himself in his strangely adult way that if he were caught now there was nothing to be done about it, and he might as well have his smoke. He put a cigarette in his mouth and then remembered that he had no matches.

16. How could Charlie see that his mother’s window was dark?

Charlie was frightened because …. .

How did Charlie feel about his father?

As soon as he went into the shop Charlie ….

What did Charlie do when he heard the policeman?

Janet dropped her ring in the …. . Thankfully, it didn’t go down the drain.

The clothing store H&M has recently …. a new campaign targeted at teenage girls.

Jim didn’t have enough money to purchase the house he wanted to buy, so he went to the bank to apply for a …. .

Mike doesn’t have …. in some of his employees. He doesn’t believe they can do their job well.

Margaret’s boss continues to touch her inappropriately, so she has decided to …. him for sexual harassment.

It’s hard to …. Brad. He’s very rude and he likes to argue.

Graham’s monitor was too dark so he …. its brightness.

In the week …. to his trip to Paris, Michael studied some useful French expressions.

Across the country there was …. support for the Democratic party. In fact, they won a total of 80 percent of the seats.

Last summer, someone …. Cheryl’s apartment while she was on holiday and stole her TV.

Psychologist believe that incentives …. to increase our productivity.

If water is heated to 212 degrees F. …. as steam.

The famous architect, Frank Lloyd  Wright, was greatly …. , who wanted him to study architecture.

People who have very little technical background have …. to understand computer language.

Unemployment compensation is money to support an unemployed  person while he or she is looking for …..

The elephants left the shade, crossed an open piece of grass between bushes, and came towards the mud-pool where my truck was parked. One by one, they arrived on the shore, but, just as they seemed to be about to bathe in the inviting muddy liquid, they became aware of the silent truck with its tell-tale smell of man. The leading elephant merely spread her ears and cautiously backed away taking the young elephants with her.
A smaller mother elephant continued to stand next to the pool, however, swinging her long trunk and swaying her head from side to side always keeping an eye on the truck. The baby elephant behind her held up his head, waving his trunk to sample the suspicious smell in the wind. The mother elephant seemed to be uncertain about whether to come on and investigate the truck or to back away with the others. Finally she made up her mind and slowly advanced on the truck. Her ears were half out, and her trunk moved inquiringly towards the vehicle and then back under her stomach in a rhythmic swing.
I was fascinated by this close approach. Never before had I been able to see the hairiness around the jaw, nor smell the warm scent of elephant which now reach me in concentrated waves. The mother elephant’s steps were slow but determined, and brought her to within a couple of metres of me.
She gave the impression of being intensely curious about this metal object which had appeared in her world and behaved as if it were itself an animal. I wondered how far she would accept the situation and, if after all the centuries of men killing elephants, she would ever allow me to approach her on foot. To be able to move freely among the elephants without their minding was an exciting thought, but I certainly did not expect it would ever be possible.

16.It had been the elephants’ intention to …. .

The presence of the writer and his vehicle …. .

How did the smaller elephant react the truck?

While he watched the mother elephant approaching, the author …. .

The author did not expect he would ever be able to …. .

Renee is …. with her boyfriend. He never wants to spend time with her, so she has decided to leave him.

The politician promised to do ‘several things in the near future to improve the country.’ However, this …. answer did not satisfy anyone.

. The statue fell onto the floor of the hotel lobby. Fortunately, it was still …. .

Some tourists are not very …. . They like to plan everything in advance.

After the results of the election were announced, hundreds of angry people took to the streets and started a …. .

George loves talking about his accomplishments. Yesterday, he …. that he could speak four languages fluently.

The military has planned a …. for June 23rd. On that day, they will take control of the country by force.

On airplanes, George doesn’t like sitting in the seat by the …. because people often bump into him when they walk by.

A …. of Japanese people is that they all eat rice, do karate, and sing karaoke.

Gabriel was …. to eat more cake after finding a dead fly in his first slice.

The general public …. a large number of computers now, because prices are beginning decreases.

Lobbyists who represent special interest groups get ….  that benefits their groups.

If Americans ate fewer foods with sugar and salt, their general health ….  better.

It is the recommendation of many psychologists …. to associate words and remember names.

According to estimate by some botanists, there are …. of plants.

A Hermosa Beach man who cried for forgiveness five years ago before a judge sentenced him for the drunken-driving killing of a Lawndale man was shot in a San Luis Obispo prison when he attacked a guard and tried to escape, authorities said Wednesday.

Scott Brockman, 33, taken from the medium-security California Men’s Colony to a San Luis Obispo medical clinic for an X-ray on Tuesday, was shot in the back by the guard when he tried to run and jump a fence, police said.

“He started bashing on the guard and ran off,” said San Luis Obispo police Capt. Bart Topham. “The guard was able to get up and chase him down.”

Brockman, who had previously been convicted of drunken driving, was sentenced Nov. 19, 1997, in Torrance Superior Court to 14 years in prison following his guilty plea to voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of 27-year-old Jeffrey Dodley.

On Aug. 27, 1996, a drunken Brockman sideswiped a car on Hawthorne Boulevard, ran red lights in an escape attempt, and slammed into the back of Dodley’s 1984 Nissan 200SX at Manhattan Beach Boulevard in Lawndale.

The Nissan exploded into a fireball, enveloping the trapped or unconscious Dodley.

Dodley, a teacher’s assistant at a Lawndale elementary school who was starting a basketball league for children, died on his way back from a video store.

“These last months (in jail), I cried out to God, asking why he didn’t take me instead of your son,” Brockman cried at his sentencing.

Brockman was one of two inmates taken Tuesday to the Raytel Medical Imaging office for X-rays. Lt. Larry Vizard, spokesman for the San Luis Obispo prison, said Brockman punched one of two corrections officers in the face and escaped out the back door of the building. The officer chased him, ordered him to stop and fired two shots.

One struck Brockman in the back and exited his abdomen without hitting any vital organs. He was treated at a hospital and returned to prison Wednesday.

Brockman, who had to serve nearly 12 years of his sentence before he is eligible for parole, now could be charged with battery on a peace officer and attempted escape with force.

16. Brockman was given an X-ray after being shot.

Brockman had been considered a dangerous criminal.

Brockman attacked the guard before escaping.

When Brockman killed Dodley, it was his first traffic offence.

Dodley was going to rent a video when he died.