House Words Quiz

Click the answer button to see the correct answer.

1. Where do you usually cook meals?
   Answerin the kitchen

2. Where do you usually wash clothes?
   Answerin the laundry

3. Where do you usually hang your clothes?
   Answerin the closet

4. Where do you usually get washed?
   Answerin the bathroom

5. Where do you usually grow flowers and cut the grass?
   Answerin the yard/in the garden

6. Where do you usually eat dinner?
   Answerin the dining room

7. Where do you usually sit on the sofa and watch T.V.?
   Answerin the living room

8. Where do you usually park the car?
   Answerin the garage

9. Where do you usually store food, wine and other things?
   Answerin the pantry

10. Where do you usually sleep?
    Answerin the bedroom

(C) 1996 by Letitia Bradley

Put the Dialogue in the Correct Order

Put the sentences into the correct order, then click on the answer button to see the correct sequence.

-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.
-Choose- That's nice. I'll take it. Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. A white one, please. Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Perhaps this one? What size? OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. Medium.

Answer Good afternoon, ma'am. May I help you? Yes, I'm looking for a T-shirt. OK. We have white, pink and blue T-shirts. A white one, please. What size? Medium. Perhaps this one? That's nice. I'll take it.

(C) 1997 Vera Mello

Ready for the Final Exam?

Hi there!

The term and 2010 are coming to an end, and to help you study and round off those topics that could be difficult to understand, we offer you a "virtual classroom". This lesson covers the main grammar issues and vocabulary areas that have been analyzed in class.

May you find the virtual class useful and hope you can have a great exam!

Level 2 - Clase Virtual

Kind regards,

Prof. Michael Scranton & Prof. Mariano Ignacio
Centro Univ. de Idiomas

Family ties

Family

Click the answer button to see the correct answer.

1. Your father's sister is your ___
   Answeraunt

2. Your sister's husband is your ___
   Answerbrother in law

3. Your mother's mother is your ___
   Answergrandmother

4. Your sister's daughter is your ___
   Answerniece

5. Your son's son is your ___
   Answergrandson

6. Your sister's brother is your ___
   Answerbrother

7. Your mother's brother is your ___
   Answeruncle

8. Your uncle's son is your ___
   Answercousin

9. Your brother's son is your ___
   Answernephew

10. Your mother's father is your ___
    Answergrandfather

(C) 1996 by Letitia Bradley

Jobs

Click the answer button to see the correct answer.

1. Where does a receptionist work?
   a. post office
   b. bakery
   c. office
   Answerc

2. Where does a cashier work?
   a. school
   b. supermarket
   c. police station
   Answerb

3. Where does a headmaster work?
   a. school
   b. office
   c. butchers
   Answera

4. Where does a Chief Constable work?
   a. bus station
   b. hospital
   c. police station
   Answerc

5. Where does a porter work?
   a. bakery
   b. hotel
   c. school
   Answerb

6. Where does a manager work?
   a. police station
   b. park
   c. office
   Answerc

7. Where does a pilot work?
   a. airplane
   b. train station
   c. restaurant
   Answera

8. Where does a busboy work?
   a. bus
   b. restaurant
   c. airplane
   Answerb

9. Where does an actress work?
   a. cinema
   b. theatre
   c. sports centre
   Answerb

10. Where does an artist work?
    a. restaurant
    b. cinema
    c. studio
    Answerc

(C) 1997 by Letitia Bradley

Poner las palabras en orden para crear una oración

What's the Correct Word Order?

Click the answer button to see the correct answer.

1. a. brightly
   b. is shining
   c. sun
   d. the
   AnswerThe sun is shining brightly.
2. a. in
   b. lives
   c. my sister
   d. New York
   AnswerMy sister lives in New York.
3. a. birds
   b. sing
   AnswerBirds sing.
4. a. cloth
   b. feels
   c. smooth
   d. this
   AnswerThis cloth feels smooth.
5. a. a
   b. became
   c. doctor
   d. good
   e. Mary
   AnswerMary became a good doctor.
6. a. interesting
   b. sounds
   c. that
   d. very
   AnswerThat sounds very interesting.
7. a. a
   b. decided
   c. go
   d. on
   e. picnic
   f. to
   g. we
   AnswerWe decided to go on a picnic.
8. a. clean
   b. keep
   c. must
   d. table
   e. the
   f. we
   AnswerWe must keep the table clean.
9. a. capital
   b. England
   c. is
   d. London
   e. of
   f. the
   AnswerLondon is the capital of England.
10. a. America
    b. English
    c. in
    d. speak
    e. they
    AnswerThey speak English in America.
11. a. a
    b. car
    c. don't
    d. fast
    e. have
    f. I
    AnswerI don't have a fast car.

Copyright (C) 1997 Charles Kelly

Some practice with Adjectives

Adjectives: Opposites - Matching Quiz

Match the word on the left with its opposite on the right.
Then click on the answer button to see if your answer is correct.

easy	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
pretty	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
near	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
fast	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
expensive	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
open	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
new	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
high	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
dangerous	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
intelligent	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
rich	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
dark	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
cold	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
good	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow
interesting	Choose the oppositeslowoldpoorfarhotbaddifficultsafestupidlightuglyclosedboringcheaplow

Answers:easy - difficultpretty - uglynear - farfast-slowexpensive-cheapopen-closednew-oldhigh-lowdangerous-safeintelligent-stupidrich-poordark-lightcold-hotgood-badinteresting-boring

(C) 2000 Kaye Mastin Mallory