English Level Test Elementary A1


English Level Test Elementary A1

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Question 1

Are you _____ English teacher?

A
Maria
B
Marias’
C
Maria’s
Question 1 Explanation: 
To show that something belongs to one person, add 's to the name: Maria's teacher = the teacher of Maria.
Question 2

Bob will meet _____ at the airport.

A
us
B
we
C
our
Question 2 Explanation: 
After a verb like meet, use us, not we: Bob will meet us.
Question 3

I’m going to a concert tonight. _____ you like to come?

A
Do
B
Are
C
Would
Question 3 Explanation: 
Use Would you like…? to invite someone politely: Would you like to come?
Question 4

A: _____ use your dictionary?

B: Sure. Here you are.

A
Could I
B
Could you
C
Do I
Question 4 Explanation: 
Use Could I…? to ask if you can do something. Here I want to use your dictionary. Not Could you, because that asks the other person to do something.
Question 5

I like this apartment but the _____ is too expensive for me.

A
money
B
rent
C
cost
Question 5 Explanation: 
Rent is the money you pay every month to live in a flat or apartment that is not yours.
Question 6

Excuse me, how do I _____ to the bus station?

A
come
B
get
C
arrive
Question 6 Explanation: 
We say get to a place when we ask the way: How do I get to the station? Not arrive, because we say arrive at.
Question 7

A: Do you sell stamps?

B: Yes, we do. How _____ do you want?

A
any
B
many
C
much
Question 7 Explanation: 
Stamps are things we can count, so we use How many. Not much, because we use it for things we can't count, like milk.
Question 8

A: Sorry, I’m so late.

B: That’s _____.

A
OK
B
great
C
right
Question 8 Explanation: 
When someone says sorry, we answer That's OK to say it is not a problem.
Question 9

I’d like _____ milk in my coffee, please.

A
some
B
any
C
a
Question 9 Explanation: 
Use some with milk when you ask for something: I'd like some milk. Not a, because we can't count milk.
Question 10

_____ a bus stop near my flat.

A
It’s
B
Here’s
C
There’s
Question 10 Explanation: 
Use There's (there is) to say that something is in a place: There's a bus stop near my flat.
Question 11

A: Is this a good time to talk?

B: Sorry, no. I _____ dinner.

A
cook
B
am cooking
C
cooking
Question 11 Explanation: 
The action is happening now, so we use am + -ing: I am cooking dinner. Not cooking alone, because it needs am.
Question 12

I think cycling is more dangerous _____ driving.

A
as
B
like
C
than
Question 12 Explanation: 
After more + adjective, we use than: more dangerous than driving.
Question 13

We _____ going to the theatre next Saturday.

A
will
B
do
C
are
Question 13 Explanation: 
We use are + -ing to talk about a plan: We are going to the theatre next Saturday. Not will, because we say will go, not will going.
Question 14

_____ meet for coffee some time soon.

A
Let’s
B
Do you
C
Shall they
Question 14 Explanation: 
Use Let's + verb to make a suggestion: Let's meet for coffee.
Question 15

Kamal has got a holiday home near _____ sea.

A
a
B
the
C
some
Question 15 Explanation: 
We say the sea: near the sea, by the sea.
Question 16

If you’ve got a headache, you _____ go home.

A
should
B
did
C
had
Question 16 Explanation: 
Use should to give advice: You should go home.
Question 17

_____ ever been to New York?

A
Have you
B
Are you
C
Did you
Question 17 Explanation: 
Have you ever been…? asks about your life experience. Not Did you, because been goes with have.
Question 18

I only get about five hours’ sleep a night. That’s not _____.

A
enough
B
lot
C
too much
Question 18 Explanation: 
Enough means as much as you need. Five hours is too little, so it is not enough.
Question 19

A: Did Amina finish the report?

B: No. She _____ it tomorrow.

A
finishes
B
is going to finish
C
finished
Question 19 Explanation: 
For a plan in the future, use is going to: She is going to finish it tomorrow. Not finished, because that is the past.
Question 20

Paula _____ loves working with children.

A
very
B
really
C
much
Question 20 Explanation: 
Use really before a verb to make it stronger: She really loves it. Not very, because we don't say very loves.
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