Test paper

1. Write down the number in letters:

58 =
89 =
135 =
13 =
1966 =
790 =
1543 =
2899 =
8100 =
724 =
2. Translate the words:
Quiet =
Reason =
Nothing =
So cheap =
To improve =
To count =
Comics =
Retired =
Nothing =
Century =
3. Complete the sentences putting the verb in the correct tense: Present
Simple or Continuous:
a) What is that book you.............................................................now? (read)
b) My boss .........................................to New York every day. (fly)
c) We usually ...................................... to the beach at the weekend. (go)
d) Can you answer the phone? I..................................................(cook)
e) He ..............................................his car every weekend.(wash)
f) What............................................? (do)
My homework.
g) Snakes ......................................... for most of the day.(sleep)
h) Could you be quiet, please?
I ...............................................to my favourite music. (listen)
i) Where is Kevin?
He ..................................................football with his friends? (play)
j) We...................................................in a hotel at the moment.(stay)

4. Complete the sentences with the right tense: Present Simple or Past Simple.
a)I ..................................................my parents very often.(visit)
b)She ..............................................to work by car.(go)
c)He broke his arm when he ...............................................rugby.(play)
d)They ...................................................a thriller last night.(watch)
e)I ................................................my teeth every day.(wash)
f)I .................................................a good book two weeks ago.(read)
5. Translate the text:
This is the mask of Tutankhamun, Egypts famous boy king. The beard broke off
in 2014 when museum workers were changing the lights in its display case and
accidentally touched the mask. It had been glued back together but needed
further repair work after images surfaced online, showing a line of glue around
its chin. It was unveiled after nine weeks of restoration work.
Egyptian Minister of Antiquities, Mamdouh Eldamaty, announced the beard
had never been fixed since the mask was first excavated and brought to the
Egyptian Museum with its beard unattached in 1924. It was reattached to the
mask in 1941 with glue that had deteriorated over the past 70 years.
Eldamaty said they had discovered an additional gold tube inside the beard
while restoring the artefact.

6. Make a text describing your favourite book.