ESOL Intermediate - Week 12 Quiz - 5.06.23
Quiz by Matthew Kolbusz
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- Q1
Everyone in town complained that the park was a mess. Our school decided to do something about it. We ____________ to clean it up.
volunteered
clattered
rationed
reserved
trudged
smoldered
45s - Q2
Last Saturday we got to work. We began by picking up trash. The bottles and cans __________ when we tossed them into recycling bins.
weary
gallant
clattered
trudged
smoldered
reserved
45s - Q3
Then we went to work on the plants and the lawns. It was ______________ for the smaller children to use big brooms and rakes, but they did their best.
plentiful
gallant
scholar
lukewarm
awkward
weary
45s - Q4
We gathered all the fallen leaves and sticks and broken branches into a big heap to make a bonfire. One of the teachers lit the pile, and we all watched as it _____________ for while. Finally, it burst into flames.
smoldered
trudged
rationed
clattered
reserved
volunteered
45s - Q5
By four o'clock, we were __________, exhausted and ready to call it a day.
weary
reserve
awkward
plentiful
lukewarm
gallant
45s - Q6
We stood back to admire our work. The park looked beautiful! Everyone cheered. Then, we ______________ home proudly. We were ready for cold drinks and hot showers.
trudged
reserved
clattered
rationed
volunteered
smoldered
45s - Q7
Many ___________ have spent years studying what happened during and after World War II. They have written hundreds of books about what life was like in Europe after the fighting ended.
reserves
rations
scholars
gallants
volunteers
clatters
45s - Q8
Gathering something to eat was difficult. Crops had been destroyed, and many farm animals had been killed or starved to death. ______________ were in short supply.
Awkward
Weary
Volunteers
Scholars
Rations
Gallants
45s - Q9
Some families had managed to stash a few items in a(n) ____________ but thousands were hungry.
reserve
trudge
smolder
awkward
clatter
plentiful
45s - Q10
Fuel for heat was very scarce. It was a luxury just to have some _____________ water for a bath.
lukewarm
plentiful
weary
awkward
gallant
scholar
45s - Q11
Kind and ___________ soldiers gave their sweaters and blankets to shivering children and old people
weary
scholar
volunteer
ration
gallant
lukewarm
45s - Q12
Even though life was hard and people had to struggle to get by, one thing was truly _________: hope for the future.
ration
smolder
awkward
weary
plentiful
scholar
45s - Q13
The book was _____________, but the ending was _______________. I was still _______ to read it!
interesting / disappointing / excited
interested / disappointed / exciting
interesting / disappointed / exciting
interested / disappointing / excited
45s - Q14
Which sentence correctly pairs the adjective with the appropriate preposition?
I am pleased of the results I received on my exam.
He is excited on traveling to Europe next month.
They were disappointed in the movie they saw last night.
She is proud with her daughter's accomplishments.
45s - Q15
Which shows a big difference?
She studied _________harder for her final exams than she did for her midterms.
much
by far
slightly
rather
45s