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Test On Education

The document discusses various topics related to education and languages. It includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise using words related to education, a sentence completion exercise to test understanding of different tenses and meanings, questions about common student tasks, and selecting the correct collocation in statements involving education. The document tests vocabulary, grammar, and concepts across multiple areas of education.

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Test On Education

The document discusses various topics related to education and languages. It includes a fill-in-the-blank exercise using words related to education, a sentence completion exercise to test understanding of different tenses and meanings, questions about common student tasks, and selecting the correct collocation in statements involving education. The document tests vocabulary, grammar, and concepts across multiple areas of education.

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TEST ON EDUCATION/ LANGUAGES

I. Use the given words in capitals to form a word that fits in the space.

One of the biggest problems facing secondary 1. ............. (EDUCATE) today is providing some
form of 2. ........... (TRAIN) or 3. .......... (QUALIFY) for those young people who don‘t want to
apply for 4. ............. (ADMIT) to university and who aren‘t interested in taking traditional
5. ........... (EXAMINE). Many students leave school and face 6. ............. (EMPLOY) because
thay are completely 7. ............... (SKILL). Modern secondary education should include more
8. .......... (PRACTICE) subjects and be flexible enough for students to get credit for their
9. ............ (ACHIEVE) even they don‘t pass written tests. Industry is generally 10. ..............
(ENTHUSIASM) about introducing job-related education, hoping that it will lead to more
11. ............. (PROFESSION) and efficient workforce.

II. Complete the second sentence that it has the same meaning as the first. Do not
change the word given. You must use two to five words.

1. “Haven’t you finished your homework yet?” Mr. Smith asked his daughter. if
Mr. Smith asked his daughter ……………. homework yet.
2. Paula never succeeded in getting her homework done on time. able
Paula was ……………… her homework done on time.
3. I am having difficulty reading your handwriting. hardly
I …………………….. your handwriting.
4. Jackson was the only student who hadn’t done her homework. apart
All the students …………….. done their homework.
5. We will not be able to solve this difficult problem. impossible
It will be …………….. a solution to this difficult problem.
6. I prefer not to say anything. rather
I …………………… anything.

III. Complete the questions.

1. What homework do we have to ................ tonight?


2. In which month do students usually ............. their final exams in your country?
3. Who do we have to ......... our essays in to?
4. Who is .............. today‘s lecture on Shakespeare?
5. Have you done the first ............. of your essay yet?
6. Do you always .......... to all your lectures?
7. Does the college ............. training in computer skills?

IV. Choose the correct collocation.

1. I’m happy to say that you have all sat/ taken/ passed your maths test.
2. Will the teacher give/ provide/ make us some feedback on our essays?
3. The university agrees/ recognizes/ takes the school-leaving exams of most other countries.
4. It isn’t compulsory to assist/ attend/ listen all the lectures at this university.
5. How long will it take you to complete/ carry out/ fulfill your degree?
6. You must submit/ send/ write your application in before the end of June.
7. Several students have decided to withdraw/ go/ leave the course this year.
8. I want you all to write/ hold/ keep a vocabulary notebook.

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