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1 ENGLISCH 7. Schulstufe tests 1 s t T E S T modal verbs past tense or past perfect tense past simple or progressive reflexive pronouns conditions 1. Fill in the correct modal verbs from the box. [10 Punkte] should could not must must not can will be able to can t is not allowed to need not had to may a) You really swim here, boys. It s much too dangerous. b) Mum, do you think I invite Sally to my party? That s your problem, Mary. I tell you what to do. c) Mark play computer games the day before a test. d) The weather report says it get very hot at the weekend. e) Joe was so full that he finish his third Big Mac. f) Jenny walk to school this morning because her bus did not come. g) I really mow the lawn today, Dad? No, you do it tomorrow if you like. h) Girls, you feed the guinea pigs today; I ve already done it. i) I hope I win the next two games. 2. Past tense or past perfect tense? Fill in the correct tenses. [10 Punkte] a) After Daniel (go) to bed, somebody (want) to speak with him on the phone. b) Mum (wash) all the dishes before she (sit) down to watch TV. c) My dad (gain) ten kilos after he (give) up smoking. d) Steven (offer) to help me because he (hear) about my problems. e) Gloria (get) a shock last night: Somebody (break) into her flat while she was gone. 3. Past simple or progressive? Find the correct words. [10 Punkte] a) We (watch) the news on TV when Eric (phone). b) Last summer, I usually (get) up at 9 and I never (go) to bed before midnight. c) While Mum (do) her crossword puzzle, Joe and I (play) computer games. d) When Dad (leave) his office this evening, it (snow). e) The baby (sleep) while his parents (look) at the pictures in the museum. 1 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

2 4. Reflexive pronouns or not? Fill in the correct words. [10 Punkte] a) Boys, you have to answer the questions ; nobody will help you. b) I don t know what s wrong with me; I m not today! c) The girls always meet in the park after school. d) Tom, you must remember to hand in your project next week. e) Did you build this sandcastle, boys? Yes, we did. We did everything. f) I m so happy! Justin has sent me this photo! g) Joe was ill for a few days, but now he feels better again. h) Elizabeth wants to be by when she is sad. i) I often ask why I have no real friends. 5. Conditions (I, II, III): Find the correct tenses. [6 Punkte] a) If you are late again, Mr. Smith (be) very angry. b) What would you do if you (win) a million dollars? c) If my parents had more money, we (not live) in such a small house. d) I (tell) them the way if they had not been so unfriendly. e) Simon (not come) to your party if you don t invite him personally. f) If you (be) at home last night, I would have told you everything. GOOD LUCK, LADIES AND GENTLEMAN! YOU CAN DO IT! Bewertung: Punkte Sehr gut Punkte Gut Punkte Befriedigend unter 34 Arbeite die fehlerhaften Stoffgebiete noch einmal durch! 2 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

3 2 n d T E S T relative pronouns passive voice present perfect tense possessives 1. Relative pronouns: Fill in who, whose, which, that or nothing. [10 Punkte] a) The Ford Model T was the first car was produced in great numbers. b) A nurse is a person looks after sick people in a hospital. c) The CDs we bought at the flea market were very cheap. d) For this project I need all the help I can get. e) Oxygen is a gas is produced by plants. f) The people live in the Arctic are called Inuit. g) Are these the roller blades you want to sell? h) I would like to speak with the person car is parked in front of mine. i) Mike wants to borrow the DVDs I got for my birthday. j) I ve talked to the workers company has closed down. 2. Passive voice I: Find the correct tenses. [8 Punkte] a) The explosion could (hear) by hundreds of people. b) The main shopping street in New York City (call) Fifth Avenue. c) The mechanic says our car (finish) tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. d) Look, the newspaper says the missing girls (find). e) I (always, surprise) by the things you ask me. f) This door must not (open) by visitors. g) These pictures (take) during our camping trip last week. h) They say the best cars (make) in Japan. 3. Passive voice II: Change from active to passive. [8 Punkte] a) We must lock the doors at night. b) They raise the flag every morning. c) They told us to come again tomorrow. d) We will send you the books as soon as possible. (2x) e) The fire has destroyed more than twenty houses. f) They could not repair my watch. g) (You can t ride your bike here.) They are paving the road. 3 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

4 4. Present perfect tense: Simple or progressive, since or for? [12 Punkte] a) Give me the Game Boy now! You (play) with it since/for an hour! b) How long (you, be) here? Since/For last Friday. c) The Johnsons (work) on their swimming pool since/for almost a year now. d) I (not see) Jim since/for Christmas. I hope he is alright. e) My parents (know) the Coopers since/for many years. They are really nice. f) You (watch) videos since/for hours now. Don t your eyes hurt? 5. Possessives: Fill in the correct word. [8 Punkte] a) Monica, is this T-shirt? Let me see! No, it isn t. has got butterflies on it, not flowers. But it could be Jenny s. has got flowers on it. Let s find out if it s T-shirt. b) David says new motorbike is great. What make is it? A Kawasaki, I think. Look, that s motorbike over there! No, that can t be! It s a Honda, not a Kawasaki. c) Last week, we went to house on the lake. It is very big, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The Clintons were there, too. house is next to. d) Peter, have you seen glasses? I can t find them anywhere. glasses? I think they are on the kitchen table. Let me see if they are! Oh yes, they are. Thanks! e) Are these mountain bikes, children? No, they are not. They belong to Mum and Dad. are not so big. GOOD LUCK, LADIES AND GENTLEMAN! YOU CAN DO IT! Bewertung: Punkte Sehr gut Punkte Gut Punkte Befriedigend unter 34 Arbeite die fehlerhaften Stoffgebiete noch einmal durch! 4 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

5 3 rd T E S T comparison -ing or -ed past tense or present perfect tense mixed tenses reported speech 1. Comparison of adjectives: Find the correct forms. [10 Punkte] a) Most of my friends like snowboarding (good) [1] than skiing. I m not surprised. I think skiing is getting (boring) and (boring). [1] b) The band was playing (fast) and (fast) [1] and the people were dancing (wild) and (wild). [1] c) History is a (boring) [1] subject. I like it (little) and (little) [1]. d) Our coach always says, The (hard) you practice, the (good) you play. [1] e) My new PC was not as (expensive) [1] as I thought. f) Maths is one of the (interesting) subjects for me. [1] g) The (long) I listened to Joe s story, the (excited) I got. [1] 2. Dangerous words : Choose the correct ones. [10 Punkte] a) Harry was exciting/excited when he got a letter from Janet. b) What an interesting/interested picture! Did you paint it, Bill? c) Nobody was surprising/surprised when Daniel won the tournament. d) You look boring/bored, Mike. Don t you like the show? e) The film was so frightening/frightened that I could not fall asleep. f) It was shocking/shocked to read about the fire. g) This is exciting/excited news! Let s tell Maggie about it! h) Pamela was shocking/shocked when I told her about Mark s accident. i) What a terrifying/terrified noise! What are you doing? j) Can I see your photos, Joe? I m very interesting/interested in them. 3. Past tense (simple or progressive) or present perfect tense (simple or progressive)? Fill in. [10 Punkte] a) Last night it (begin) to rain, and it (rain) since then. b) Jane and Bert (be) here for two weeks. In the first week they (visit) four museums and two concerts. c) How long (you, know) Cindy? Since kindergarden. d) When Joe (return) from the school trip, his parents (wait) for him. e) How are Gina and Tom? I don t know. I (not hear) from them for weeks. f) Mr. Smith, what (you, do) yesterday at 9 p.m.? Let me think! Yes, I (drive) home from a visit to my parents. 5 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

6 4. Mixed tenses: Find the correct tense and form of the verbs and fill them in. [8 Punkte] a) Mum usually (bake) a cake on Friday. I hope she (bake) a chocolate cake next weekend. b) After everybody (arrive), the lights (go) out and the film (begin). c) My dad often (travel) to Spain and France, but he (never, be) to Italy. d) Hurry up, children! Everybody (wait) for you! 5. Reported Speech: Put the sentences into reported/indirect speech. Mind the correct tenses. a) My grandma promised, I ll bake a cake for you tomorrow. b) Kevin asked us, Do you want to come to my party next Saturday? c) James explained, I m going to find out everything about this affair. d) Helen said, Please don t use these cups and plates! [8 Punkte (2 pro Satz)] GOOD LUCK, LADIES AND GENTLEMAN! YOU CAN DO IT! Bewertung: Punkte Sehr gut Punkte Gut Punkte Befriedigend unter 34 Arbeite die fehlerhaften Stoffgebiete noch einmal durch! 6 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

7 ENGLISCH 7. Schulstufe tests Lösungen L Ö S U N G E N 1 s t T E S T 1. a) must not b) should can t c) is not allowed to (must not) d) may e) could not f) had to g) must can h) need not i) will be able to 2. a) had gone wanted b) had washed sat c) gained had given d) offered had heard e) got had broken 3. a) were watching phoned b) got went c) was doing were playing d) left was snowing e) was sleeping were looking 4. a) yourselves b) myself c) Ø d) Ø e) yourselves ourselves f) himself g) Ø h) herself i) myself 5. a) will be b) won c) would not live d) would have told e) won t come (will not come) f) had been L Ö S U N G E N 2 n d T E S T 1. a) that b) who (that) c) Ø d) Ø e) that (which) f) who (that) g) Ø h) whose i) Ø j) whose 2. a) be heard b) is called c) will be finished d) have been found e) am always surprised f) be opened g) were taken h) are made 3. a) The doors must be locked at night. b) The flag is raised every morning. c) We were told to come again tomorrow. d) We will be sent the books as soon as possible. / The books will be sent (to) us as soon as possible. e) More than twenty houses have been destroyed by the fire. f) My watch could not be repaired. g) The road is being paved. 4. a) have been playing for an hour. b) have you been since last Friday c) have been working for almost a year d) have not seen since Christmas e) have known for many years f) have been watching for hours 5. a) your mine hers her b) his his his c) our their ours d) my your mine e) your ours ours L Ö S U N G E N 3 rd T E S T 1. a) better more and more boring b) faster and faster wilder and wilder c) most boring less and less d) the harder the better e) expensive f) most interesting g) the longer the more excited 2. a) excited b) interesting c) surprised d) bored e) frightening f) shocking g) exciting h) shocked i) terrifying j) interested 3. a) began has been raining b) have been visited c) have you known d) returned were waiting e) have not heard f) were you doing was driving 4. a) bakes will bake b) had arrived went began c) travels has never been d) is waiting 5. a) My grandma promised (that) she would bake a cake for me the following day. b) Keving asked us if/whether we wanted to come to his party the following Saturday. c) James explained (that) he was going to find out everything about that affair. d) Helen asked us not to use those cups and plates. / Helen said (that) we should not use those cups and plates. 7 DURCHSTARTEN ENGLISCH 7 PROBESCHULARBEITEN (tests)

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