TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FOR KEY A2 LEVEL Vocabulary and grammar 5 SECONDS TO ANSWER

TEST YOUR ENGLISH CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FOR KEY A2 LEVEL Vocabulary and grammar 5 SECONDS TO ANSWER

VOCABULARY TEST

Match the words in the box to the correct definition.

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1. a large area of water, often in a park ................

2. a very large area which has lots of trees in it ................

3. a piece of land with water all around it ................

4. trees and flowers are examples of these ................

5. a very dry area where it doesn’t rain much ................

6. a long area of water that often ends in the sea ................

7. a farmer grows things or puts his animals here ................

8. these are very tall and often have snow at the top ................

Match the musical words with the definitions.

1. To play this instrument you have to hit it. a practice

2. A group of people who play music together. b opera

3. A person who plays an instrument. c drum

4. Lots of songs together by the same band or artist. d band

5. You need to do this a lot when you learn to play an instrument. e album

6. You touch the black and white parts of this instrument to play it. f record

7. A musical play where people sing the words. g musician

8. People do this with their music so that other people can listen to it. h keyboard

GRAMMAR TEST

Complete the sentences with the correct alternatives.

1. I broken / break / broke my pen yesterday.

2. When I was little I didn’t known / know / knew how to write.

3. I ridden / rode / ride my new bike to college yesterday.

4. I was so tired when I got home from school that I lain / lie / lay down and fell asleep.

5. I took / taken / take my exams last week.

6. We given / give / gave our teacher a present at the end of the year.

7. Did you saw / see / seen your friend at college?

8. I didn’t go / went / gone to school until I was seven years old.

Complete the sentences with the correct alternatives.

1. When I cycled / was cycling in the park, I saw / was seeing Cristina.

2. I hurt my leg while I played / was playing football.

3. I called / was calling you at 8 o’clock last night, but you didn’t answer. What did you do / were

you doing?

4. We were so late for the match that they already played / were already playing when we arrived.

5. We played / were playing tennis when it started raining, so we stopped / were stopping.

6. Did you go / Were you going skiing when you were in Austria?

7. I forgot / was forgetting to bring my badminton racket, but Fay had two so she lent / was lending

me one.

8. I met / was meeting a really interesting man when I fished / was fishing yesterday.