GA English Language Test

Question 1 of 30

1. Complete the dialogue:

A: Hello! are you from?
B: Hello, I am from Dublin.

Question 4 of 30

2. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form:

We live in the city center and our house 2. have a big garden.

Question 4 of 30

3. Complete the dialogue:

A: 3. do you like him?
B: Because he is very good-looking.

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4. Complete the sentence.

The beach was very crowded Monday.

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5. Complete the dialogue

At the automobile shop

Woman: This is such a beautiful car
Man: Yes, but we cannot it. It is too expensive.

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6. Complete the sentence below.

My mother is a teacher. She at a primary school.

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7. Complete the dialogue:

Person A: Are you at the hotel now?
Person B: Yes, I am. I in.

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8. Complete the sentence.

Did you shopping after school yesterday?

Question 4 of 30

9. Where can you read this announcement?

CAUTION!

No swimming.

Dangerous waves.

swimming pool
beach
zoo
water park

Question 5 of 30

10. Complete the dialogue:

A: time does it take to get from London to Paris?
B: It takes about 1.5 hours by plane.

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11. Complete the sentence

The painter Vincent Van Gogh was born in 1853 and he in 1890.

Question 4 of 30

Choose the right option for questions 12-15.

Hi Antonio!

Great to hear from you. Speaking of a great place to travel to, I recommend you go to Spain. My children and I to Barcelona last year. It is fantastic city. There you can find activities for everyone. We enjoyed visiting old cathedrals and museums. My children also liked the Zoo de Barcelona. And of course, so many beautiful beaches to explore. to Barcelona?

Let me know if you need any further advice about Barcelona.

Thank you,

Mary

Question 4 of 30

16. Complete the dialogue:

A: The new James Bond movie is out. Let’s go to the cinema to watch it tonight.
B: I am sorry, I can’t. I ____ my mom for dinner at eight o’clock in the evening.

A) might meet
B) am meeting
C) will meet
D) meet

Question 5 of 30

17. Which train ______ for when I saw you on the platform on Saturday?

A) did you wait
B) were you waiting
C) have you waited
D) are you waiting

Question 6 of 30

18. Anna is a great scientist. But she is very ____: when she speaks in public, she gets nervous.

A) sociable
B) smart
C) laze
D) shy

Question 7 of 30

19. After five minutes, you _______ remember only 50% of your dream. After ten minutes, only 10%.

A) will be able to
B) will
C) can
D) might

Question 8 of 30

20. Сomplete the following sentence

Your diet should of proteins, carbohydrates and plenty of fruits and vegetables.

Question 4 of 30

21. Complete the dialogue at the Doctor’s office:

Doctor: How can I help you?
Patient: I am having real trouble sleeping.
Doctor: Well, try to relax before you go to bed. Drink some warm milk or take a bath. If things _____ improve, come back and see me in a week.

A) do not
B) will not
C) cannot
D) have not

Question 5 of 30

Choose the right option for questions 22-24.

Bottled water is a multibillion-dollar industry. Fifty billion liters globally every year. But when bottled water onto the market, nobody to buy it.

Question 4 of 30

Choose the right option for questions 25-27.

When I lived in New York city, I out with my friends every other night. We together and then go to different restaurants of the city. But now that I live in Spain I prefer more life.

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28. Most people will be happier _____________ you spend time with them rather than spend money on them.

A) if
B) unless
C) in case
D) wether

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Choose the right option for questions 29-30.

Student A: Hi, Adam! There was an exciting basketball game last night. Where were you?

Student B: If I a test this morning, I you!

Question 4 of 30

Questions 31-33. According to the text, which words are the closest in meaning to (31) ‘delaying’, (32) ‘precede’ and (33) ‘pronounced’?

Men and women are marrying later in life than ever before. However, there are costs associated with 31. delaying / marriage. According to a recent study, unmarried twenty-somethings reported higher rates of depression and drinking, and lower life satisfaction than their married peers.

Young adults are increasingly seeing marriage as something to do after they have satisfied their own interests and ambitions, rather than as a starting point for adulthood. Ninety-one percent of young adults surveyed said they believe financial independence must 32. precede / marriage.

While delaying marriage can be beneficial for some – women earn an average of $18,000 a year more if they wait to marry until age 30 – these benefits are more 33. pronounced / for college graduates due to the shortage of good jobs for less-educated people.

Question 4 of 30

34. What is the main point of the passage?

Men and women are marrying later in life than ever before. However, there are costs associated with (31) delaying marriage. According to a recent study, unmarried twenty-somethings reported higher rates of depression and drinking, and lower life satisfaction than their married peers.

Young adults are increasingly seeing marriage as something to do after they have satisfied their own interests and ambitions, rather than as a starting point for adulthood. Ninety-one percent of young adults surveyed said they believe financial independence must (32) precede marriage.

While delaying marriage can be beneficial for some – women earn an average of $18,000 a year more if they wait to marry until age 30 – these benefits are more (33) pronounced for college graduates due to the shortage of good jobs for less-educated people.

A) Men and women are marrying later in life than ever before.
B) Delaying marriage has both advantages and disadvantages.
C) Young adults should not get married in their twenties. Instead, they should first work
D) Delaying marriage is only beneficial for certain groups.

Question 5 of 30

35. What does the author mean when he says “these benefits are more pronounced for college graduates”?

Men and women are marrying later in life than ever before. However, there are costs associated with (31) delaying marriage. According to a recent study, unmarried twenty-somethings reported higher rates of depression and drinking, and lower life satisfaction than their married peers.

Young adults are increasingly seeing marriage as something to do after they have satisfied their own interests and ambitions, rather than as a starting point for adulthood. Ninety-one percent of young adults surveyed said they believe financial independence must (32) precede marriage.

While delaying marriage can be beneficial for some – women earn an average of $18,000 a year more if they wait to marry until age 30 – these benefits are more (33) pronounced for college graduates due to the shortage of good jobs for less-educated people.

A) The expected benefits of not getting married early are more obvious among just graduated students
B) If you are not a college graduate, you will not observe differences in your financial status regardless of your marriage status
C) If you are in your thirties, you should get married as soon as possible
D) Your marriage status does not really affect your financial status

Question 6 of 30

Questions 36-42. Choose the most appropriate word, verb form etc to complete the paragraph.

Even in our information-rich digital age, when there are _____ ways of occupying our leisure time, museums _______ (to play) a [38] fundamental role in society. Over the last decade in particular, museums _______ (to become) more community-oriented, and the majority seek to be inclusive rather than elitist, reaching out to everyone. This change of heart _____(to necessitate) a degree of creativity in the presentation of information. Objects rarely ‘speak for themselves’ and, where a low reading age must often be assumed, museums _______ (to look) to modern technology to breathe more life into exhibits, whether trough interactive techniques, or accompanying audio-visual effects.

Question 4 of 30

43. What is the main topic of the passage?

Even in our information-rich digital age, when there are (36)_____ ways of occupying our leisure time, museums (37)_______ a (38) fundamental role in society. Over the last decade in particular, museums (39)_______ (become) more community-oriented, and the majority seek to be inclusive rather than (40) elitist, reaching out to everyone. This change of heart (41)_____(necessitate) a degree of creativity in the presentation of information. Objects rarely ‘speak for themselves’ and, where a low reading age must often be assumed, museums (42)_______ (look) to modern technology to breathe more life into exhibits, whether trough interactive techniques, or accompanying audio-visual effects.

A) The effects of modern technology
B) Social trends
C) The role of technology in transforming museums
D) Different ways of spending leisure time

Question 5 of 30

44. What is the main purpose of the passage?

Even in our information-rich digital age, when there are (36)_____ ways of occupying our leisure time, museums (37)_______ a (38) fundamental role in society. Over the last decade in particular, museums (39)_______ (become) more community-oriented, and the majority seek to be inclusive rather than (40) elitist, reaching out to everyone. This change of heart (41)_____(necessitate) a degree of creativity in the presentation of information. Objects rarely ‘speak for themselves’ and, where a low reading age must often be assumed, museums (42)_______ (look) to modern technology to breathe more life into exhibits, whether trough interactive techniques, or accompanying audio-visual effects.

A) To show how museums adapt to changing demands of an information age
B) To argue that museums play an important role in society
C) To undermine the role of museums in today's society
D) To demonstrate that museums have become obsolete

Question 6 of 30

45. It could be inferred from the passage that…

Even in our information-rich digital age, when there are (36)_____ ways of occupying our leisure time, museums (37)_______ a (38) fundamental role in society. Over the last decade in particular, museums (39)_______ (become) more community-oriented, and the majority seek to be inclusive rather than (40) elitist, reaching out to everyone. This change of heart (41)_____(necessitate) a degree of creativity in the presentation of information. Objects rarely ‘speak for themselves’ and, where a low reading age must often be assumed, museums (42)_______ (look) to modern technology to breathe more life into exhibits, whether trough interactive techniques, or accompanying audio-visual effects.

A) Modern technology could be used to provide more inclusive experiences.
B) Museums are irrelevant for low reading age community
C) Because of technological revolutions museums will soon die out
D) Museums cannot match the creativity of IT companies

Question 7 of 30

Speaking question [Optional]. Record the answer to the following questions.

Dear Student, we would like to know you better. Please tell us about yourself in 60 seconds:

What is your name?
How old are you?
What is your job?
What are your hobbies?
Why would you like to learn English?
Thank you!

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