Exam practice Multiple Choice 1

Which is correct
1. I lent her some money.
2. I did lend her some money.
3. I have lend her some money.
Which meat comes from a pig?
1. beef
2. veal
3. bacon
When you are over the moon, you
1. are over fifty
2. are very happy about something
3. have retired
Which phrase is wrong?

answer 2: the Oxford Street
answer 3: the Alps
1. the United States of America
2. the Oxford Street
3. the Alps
Which of the following words is an unacceptable combination in English?
1. sunclock
2. suncream
3. sunshade
Which comparison is wrong?
1. good - better - best
2. bad - worse - worst
3. little - more - most
Which word has a different sound?
1. write
2. straight
3. might
Which is wrong?
1. He is very sleepable.
2. He looks sleepy.
3. He wants to sleep.
Which sentence is right?
1. My mother works half-time at Burger King.
2. My mother works spare time at Burger King.
3. My mother works part-time at Burger King.
Which is correct?
1. I want to have a word with you before you will have gone.
2. I want to have a word with you before you will go.
3. I want to have a word with you before you go.
Which sentence is wrong?
1. Your new trousers are nice.
2. Where are my glasses?
3. The police is coming.
Complete this phrase: As fresh as
1. a daisy
2. milk
3. sping
Which is correct?
1. The policeman made me opening the suitcase.
2. The policeman made me to open the suitcase.
3. The policeman made me open the suitcase.
A woman who has never married is called a
1. bachelor
2. spinster
3. virgin
Which is correct?
1. Can you give me an advice?
2. Can you give me some advices?
3. Can you give me some advice?
Which sentence is correct?
1. The rent is to be paid in advance
2. The rent is to be paid for advance.
3. The rent is to be paid with advance.
When you want to buy a house in England, you will need a
1. mortgage
2. lend
3. policy
Which sentence is right?
1. There's any milk in the fridge.
2. I haven't got any time.
3. I didn't get some apples.
Which is correct?
1. The woman was arrested and charged at murder.
2. The woman was arrested and charged with murder.
3. The woman was arrested and charged because of murder.
Which sentence is wrong?
1. I disagree with you.
2. I am agree with you.
3. I agree with you.