DTM English Test 20-2019 Total test 30 Questions

DTM TEST 20

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1. My sister has graduated from the university.
   1.   So has his brother.
   2.   Her sister has either.
   3.   So is my sister.
   4.   Neither did mine.
2. A: The film was thrilling.
   B: Oh, ...?
   1.   is he
   2.   was it
   3.   is it
   4.   was she
3. “Is it true what you have told me?” - her father asked her.
   Her father asked her if it . . . told him.
   1.   was true what she had
   2.   was true what she has
   3.   is true what she
   4.   had been true what she
4. I wonder what is being cooked?
   Something ... good in the kitchen.
   1.   is smelling
   2.   has smelt
   3.   smells
   4.   smelt
5. … people prefer to study in the morning; others at night.
   1.   Some of
   2.   Some
   3.   No
   4.   Any
6. Summer in ... place is much cooler than in ... .
   1.   their/ours
   2.   my/her
   3.   mine/yours
   4.   our/their
7. He used to go for long walks ... .
   1.   on his alone
   2.   by his own
   3.   alonely
   4.   by himself
8. Last June my friend and I were looking forward to a . . . holiday on the beautiful coast of south-west Turkey.
   1.   three-weeks
   2.   three-week’s
   3.   three-week
   4.   three-weeks’
9. English is … second language for … million people on … East.
   1.   a/a/a
   2.   -/the/a
   3.   the/a/the
   4.   a/-/the
10. I remember I met him in . . . May. It was … terrible May of 1938.
    1.   a/-
    2.   -/a
    3.   -/-
    4.   -/the
11. My brother never lets me ... in bed.
    1.   to reading
    2.   reading
    3.   to read
    4.   read
12. A foreign tourist asked me how ... to the bus stop.
    1.   to getting
    2.   get
    3.   to get
    4.   can get
13. My book isn’t in its place. Someone...it
    1.   need have taken
    2.   must have taken
    3.   was to have taken
    4.   would have taken
14. A: Do you know your exam results yet?
    B: No. They … yet.
    1.   aren’t announced
    2.   haven’t announced
    3.   haven’t been announced
    4.   hasn’t been announced
15. Harry bought a large … of grapes from the supermarket
    1.   item
    2.   bunch
    3.   piece
    4.   pack
16. Making pies and cakes … Mrs. Reed’s speciality.
    1.   is
    2.   were
    3.   have been
    4.   are
17. A: Excuse me, sir. … leave the room?
    B: Yes, but don’t be too long
    1.   Am I allowed
    2.   Should I
    3.   May I
    4.   Would I
18. To be honest I never had an … myself. After second grade the school was closed down.
    1.   imagination
    2.   information
    3.   entertainment
    4.   education
19. Read the text and answer the questions 19-22 according to it.
    Today I went to the cinema with my parents to see ‘The Lion King”. It was an animated movie. A young lion became the king at the end. Millions of people around the world have seen this movie. The movie was very amazing. I counted 25 different kinds of animals, birds, fish and insects. The most surprising ones were the giraffes. Giraffes’ long necks were useful when they ate leaves from trees. They were over 5 meters tall. Of course, my favorite animal was Simba, the lion king. The songs were fantastic, too. Most of them were written by Elton John. My favourite song was “Hakuna Matata”. It means “no worries” in the Swahili language in East Africa. It was a great song which really made me feel happy. I thanked my parents for taking me to such a wonderful movie. I want to see it again one day.
    What is the text about?
    1.   About a description of giraffes’ long necks.
    2.   About a very interesting music written by Elton John.
    3.   About a wonderful description of African nature.
    4.   About an animated film which pleased the writer.
20. According to the passage, what does the phrase “Hakuna Matata” in the passage mean?
    1.   no giraffes
    2.   no movies
    3.   no animals
    4.   no problems
21. According to the passage, what made the writer be glad about “The Lion King"?
    1.   the giraffe
    2.   the song
    3.   the nature
    4.   the lion
22. All of the following sentences are FALSE, EXCEPT …
    1.   Only Elton John wrote the song “Hakuna Matata”
    2.   The writer doesn’t like animated movies at all
    3.   A young lion became the king at the end
    4.   There aren’t many kinds of animals in the animated movie
23. Read the text and answer the questions 23-26 according to it.
    Most of you are probably tired of spam emails. Spam emails are messages people receive without being asked. They’re sent to large numbers of people, usually to advertise something. These mails not only waste your time but also fill up a mail box. Unfortunately, some types of spam emails do more than annoying advertisement. Spam emails may be dangerous. “Phishing” is a virus program that gets your personal
    information. Very often, “phishing” is done by spam emails. Phishing emails pretend to be from companies you know well. The emails usually have a link to a page that looks almost like that of the real bank. The email asks you to give some information, such as your bank account number, usernames or passwords. If you do this, the sender will use the information to steal your money. If you open spam emails, the virus may infect your computer.
    Which of the following would be the most suitable title for the passage?
    1.   Watch out for spam emails.
    2.   Often use phishing programs.
    3.   Don’t write emails to anybody.
    4.   Don’t trust anything online.
24. According to the passage, what is NOT true about spam emails?
    1.   They are the messages people don't want to receive.
    2.   They steal your personal information.
    3.   They aren’t dangerous or annoying.
    4.   They are usually sent to many people for advertising.
25. . According to the passage, what do spam emails NOT ask you to give?
    1.   username
    2.   password
    3.   information
    4.   virus
26. According to the passage, how do spam emails cheat people?
    1.   They call people from their office.
    2.   They help people to get usernames.
    3.   They direct to not real bank sites.
    4.   They pay people for advertising.
27. Read the text and answer the questions 27-30 according to it.
    “Pepperoni” is often put on a pizza. It is actually a type of cured sausage made from beef. “Cured” means salty to protect against bacteria which are dangerous for people. Sometimes cured sausages are made of turkey or chicken to reduce both fat and calories. “Pepperoni” is mixed with red pepper or other spices and takes a reddish colour. It is typically cut in small, thin circles. The word “pepperoni” means “big peppers” in Italian, though pepperoni has nothing to do with Italy. Its actual origin is not known yet. However, it is believed to be invented in America, likely in one of the original pizzerias in New York City. What is clear however, is that pepperoni is America’s favourite pizza topping.
    According to the passage, why is pepperoni cured?
    1.   to make it safe
    2.   to make it delicious
    3.   to change its colour
    4.   to make it cheap
28. According to the passage sausages are made of turkey?
    1.   so that they have less calories
    2.   so that they taste more delicious
    3.   so that they taste more salty
    4.   so that they have more fat
29. According to the passage, what is not known about pepperoni?
    1.   Its taste
    2.   Its origin
    3.   Its colour
    4.   Its content
30. All of the following statements are TRUE about pepperoni, EXCEPT ... .
    1.   It is really a kind of sausage
    2.   It is often made from beef
    3.   It is mixed with red pepper
    4.   It is neither salty nor red