REVISION FOR THE FIRST TERM TEST GRADE 12 (2024-2025) (01)
I .Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part
1. A. gesture
B. grimace
C. regular
D. disgust
2. A. signal
B. abide
C. pioneer
D. identifiable
3. A. ignorance
B. surprise
C. disgust
D. dingy
4. A. register
B. encounter
C. explore
D. reflect
II .Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined
5. A. friendliness
B. cultural
C. overcome
D. repertoire
6. A. vibrant
B. fiddle
C. depict
D. hiccup
7. A cabin
B. caravan
C. cottage
D. apartment
8. A. grimace
B. anxiety
C. disgust
D. surprise
III.Choose the best option
1. We have had to …………….. quickly to the new system. A. adapt B. grimace
C. grin D. wink
2. Sit still and stop ………………! A. gasping
B. sniffing
C. fidgeting
D. snoring
3. He folded his arms  and  ………………..disapprovingly.
A. raised awareness
B. shook his head 
C. bit his fingernails
D. gave a thumbs up
4. He ……………at her and she knew he was thinking the same thing that she was.
A. coughed
B. winked
C. gasped
D. hiccuped
5. If you …………… your arms, people will think you are upset and defensive.
A. fold 
B. fidget
C. frown
D. grimace
6. They ………. with delight when they heard our news. A. pointed B. grinned
C. pouted
D. yawned
7. Her letter came as a complete  ……………... A. boredom B. disgust
C. ignorance D. surprise
8. Mary …………….. nervously before she began to speak.
A. cleared her throat
B. shrugged her shoulders
C. shook her head
D. nodded her head
9. The man whom the vicar was staring at ……………… in embarrassment.
A. bit his fingernails
B. bowed his head
C. gave a thumbs up
D. blew his nose
10. His music reflects his …….. in African culture. A. shame B. interest C. shock
D. fear
11. A(n) ……………… is a child whose parents are dead.
A. orphan
B. self-catering apartment
C. tent
D. time-share apartment
12. Thailand is at its most ……… during the New Year celebrations. A. uninhabited B. vibrant C. harsh
D. calm
13. It is not ……………… to expect people to spend so much money.A. breathtaking B. dingy
C. dull D. realistic
14. Too many poor people are living in ……………… conditions.
A. impressive
B. breathtaking
C. overcrowded
D. dingy
15. Travelling certainly …….A. sees the sights B. eats out in a restaurant C. broadens your horizons D. takes it easy
16. Helen took a trip to the South of France to …………………..
A. broadens your horizons B. gets away from it all
C. soaks up the sun
D. has new experiences
17. A…is a powerful vehicle with two large and two smaller wheels, used especially for pulling farm machines.
A. tractor
B. tip
C. budget
D. deal
IV. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct arrangement of the
a) Despite booking a table in advance, we had to wait 45 minutes before being seated.
b) Additionally, the food was cold and not up to the usual standard we had expected from your restaurant.
c) I hope you can address these issues to prevent future occurrences.
d) I am writing to express my dissatisfaction with the service I received at your restaurant on May 25 th.
e) The overall experience was disappointing and far below expectations.
A. d-a-b-e-c
B. d-b-a-e-c
C. c-d-a-b-e
D. e-a-c-d-b
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a. Also, while some employees were professional, others appeared indifferent and inattentive to the needs of guests.
b. Firstly, upon arrival, I found the check-in process to be prolonged, despite having made a reservation well in advance.
c. Secondly, I was disappointed by the lack of attention to detail in maintaining cleanliness. There were foul odours in my
room and the beds are completely disorganised.
d. Yours faithfully, Anna Jones.
e. I believe we need some explanation and I look forward to hearing from you soon regarding the measures taken to address
my concerns.
f. Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to express my disappointment regarding my recent stay at Azure Haven Hotel, from 17 th
to 20th July.
A. f – b – c – a – e – d
B. f – b – a – c – e – d
C. f – a – c – b – e – d
D. f – a – b – c – e – d
V. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or
The Benefits of Travel
Going away, even for a short time, is very important for everybody. Whether it's for work, study or fun, travel gives you
the opportunity to relax. Even if it's a short (1) ______, it allows you time to think about something else. It provides you with
a break from your daily (2) _______.

If you're (3) _______ the chance to go on a work trip, you should always take it. If you're going away for fun, you (4)
_______ choose the right person to travel with. Make sure it's somebody you get on with.
Sometimes it's a good idea to go alone because then you'll be (5) _______ to do what you want. Whatever you decide,
there's no doubt you'll come home feeling happy and with many new stories about the places you've visited on the way.
1. A. trip
B. destination
C. plan
D. route
2. A. practice
B. routine
C. habit
D. custom
3. A. advised
B. offered
C. recommended
D. suggested
4. A. ought
B. need
C. must
D. could
5. A. open
B. free
C. empty
D. clear
VI. Complete each sentence with one appropriate word in the correct form.
Hang / have / enjoy
/recharge / get / be
/pamper /eat / broaden /soak
1. Do you feel like _________ out tonight? There's a new Japanese restaurant on the comer.
2. Try to _________ as physically active as possible.
3. We've decided to go to Da Lat to _________ away from it all.
4. Spending her junior years abroad has _________ her horizons.
5. She _________ herself at the end of the day with a long hot bath.
6. She took a trip to Nha Trang to _________ her batteries.
7. During the holiday, everyone enjoyed the opportunity to relax, socialize and _________ up in the sun.
8. Who does she usually _________ out with?
9. Is there anything we could do to keep our children _________ the nightlife here instead of downtown?
10. He _________ many interesting experiences working as a policeman.
VII. Complete the sentences with the words below.
unspoiled
/ crowded
/ unique
/
dingy
/ run-down
/ vibrant /inaccessible
/ hospitable /remote /
breathtaking
1. The country consists mainly of dense jungles and _________ mountain ranges.
2. The room was dark, damp and _________ .
3. It's a country of stunning landscapes and _________ beaches.
4. The view from my bedroom window was absolutely _________ .
5. The vast red sand dunes are what makes this area _________ .
6. He thanked Mrs. White for being such a(n) _________ hostess.
7. The main beach can get really _________ in summer.
8. They live in a(n) _________ mountain village of Scotland, miles from the nearest shop.
9. Hong Kong is a(n) _________ , fascinating city.
10. This policy provided jobs and houses in new communities for people from _________ industrial areas.
VIII.Complete the sentences with the correct future forms of the verbs in brackets.
1. The record is very successful - a million copies _______________ before long. (sell)
2. Our e-shop _______________ your order the moment the last items arrive. (send)
3. I _______________ the antibiotics for six days by tomorrow, that's enough. (take)
4. _______________ this film when the match starts on Channel 3? (you / watch)
5. Mrs. Brown can pick the children up at four o'clock when she _______________ work. (finish)
6. I may say that Jack _______________ a job by the end of the summer. (find)
7. Before long you _______________ with the same boy for over a year. (go out)
8. The National Assembly _______________ a vote on this question at the end of the week. (take)
9. I am getting some new trainers for my birthday. All my friends _______________ me. (envy)
10. I imagine all of us _______________ eight weeks' paid holiday a year by 2035! (enjoy)
IX.Sentence transformation
1. It was not necessary for Nancy to clean the flat. (didn't)⇒ Nancy_________________________
2. It's possible that Peter has the key to the treasure chest. (might)→ Peter _________________________
3. Perhaps Mark would be at the party. (might)→ Mark _________________________
4. It is possible that they had already visited the museum. (may)→ They _______________________
5. It is not necessary for you to bring a gift to the party. (didn't)→ You _______________________
6. It isn't necessary for you to take a jacket. (needn't) →You_________________________
7. I advise you to see a dentist. (better)→You_________________________
8. You aren't allowed to talk during the exam.(mustn't) → You_________________________
9. He is obliged to go to the police station twice a week. (have to)→He_________________________
10. Maybe Tom lost his way. ( might) →Tom_________________________
11. It would have been a good idea to tell me your decision. (should) → you_________________________
12. You are allowed to eat at the restaurant without wearing a tie. ( don't have to)
→ you _________________________
13. I'm pretty you he drove far too fast. → (must) _________________________
14. Smoking is prohibited in this apartment. → (mustn't) _________________________
15. I advise you to put money in a bank. → (ought to) _________________________