DTM English Test 18-2019 Total test 30 Questions

DTM English test 18-2019

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1. Today is my … anniversary of working in this company.
   1.   five
   2.   a fifth
   3.   fifth
   4.   the fifth
2. My favourite film … after 5 minutes.
   1.   starting
   2.   starts
   3.   will be start
   4.   is start
3. I am accustomed to … care of myself.
   1.   have taken
   2.   taken
   3.   to take
   4.   taking
4. Azamat won the lottery jackpot on Saturday, so he … be extremely happy.
   1.   can’t
   2.   must
   3.   will have to
   4.   needn’t
5. That is the shop where you used to work, …?
   1.   is that
   2.   isn’t that
   3.   isn’t it
   4.   is it
6. … is the library? I want to borrow some books during the break.
   1.   Why
   2.   When
   3.   Where
   4.   How
7. - Mike was allowed to see him for a few moments yesterday.
   - … .
   1.   So did Jim
   2.   So was Sally
   3.   Nor Sam did
   4.   Neither was Pete
8. Grandma said to Sardor, “Has it been raining all night?”.
   1.   Grandma asked Sardor if has it been raining all day.
   2.   Grandma asked Sardor if it had been raining all night
   3.   Grandma asked Sardor if it has been raining all night.
   4.   Grandma asked Sardor if it was raining all night
9. Temur is a very careless driver. His parents are worried about his … .
   1.   variety
   2.   safety
   3.   honesty
   4.   ability
10. The teacher said, “Study chapter 5 for the final test.”
    The teacher told us … chapter 5 for the final test.
    1.   if we studied
    2.   you study
    3.   that we studied
    4.   to study
11. - I have four meals a day, and what about you, Rustam?
    - …
    1.   So do they
    2.   So do I
    3.   Neither does Peter
    4.   So has he
12. I’m not invited to the wedding, … ?
    1.   am I
    2.   are I
    3.   don’t I
    4.   aren’t I
13. I … get a visa to go to England. I am a citizen of England.
    1.   needn’t
    2.   couldn’t
    3.   should
    4.   mustn’t
14. I heard him … a speech last month. It was excellent.
    1.   to making
    2.   make
    3.   made
    4.   to make
15. The car … with soapy water at the moment.
    1.   was being washed
    2.   is washing
    3.   was washed
    4.   is being washed
16. They were walking down the … and they were holding ...
    1.   street/hands
    2.   street’s/hands
    3.   streets/hand
    4.   street/hand
17. There were over … hundred people at the party.
    1.   the
    2.   a
    3.   an
    4.   -
18. One day, many years later, I learnt … truth. I was shocked.
    1.   -
    2.   a
    3.   the
    4.   an
19. Read the text and answer 19-22
    Some people keep fish as a hobby. They keep fish in a fish tank in their home. A good size for a fish tank is one that will hold 40 or 80 litres of water. Fish tanks can be round, square or rectangular. Most fish tanks are made of glass. Do not put a fish tank too close to a window. Too much sunlight makes the water too warm. A few plastic green plants and small stones called gravels need to be at the bottom of the tank. Gravels and plastic green plants are not only for decoration but also they help the fish feel less stressed. A fish tank also needs a pump that pills air into the water. A water filter will help to keep the water clean. A heater will keep the water temperature just right about 25 C.
    What is the main idea of the text?
    1.   How much water a fuel tank can hold
    2.   How to keep fish in a fish tank
    3.   Different types of fish in the lakes
    4.   A perfect temperature for sea water
20. According to the passage, what helps the fish to feel less stressed in a fish tank?
    1.   small stones
    2.   water pumps
    3.   water heater
    4.   water filters
21. According to the passage, why is a water filter important for a fish tank?
    1.   It helps fish to breathe in the tank
    2.   It provides the tank with fresh air.
    3.   It protects fish from the sunlight
    4.   It keeps the water from being dirty
22. According to the passage, what keeps the water warm in the tank?
    1.   a pump
    2.   a filter
    3.   a heater
    4.   a gravel
23. Read the text and answer 23-26
    Rainbow are often seen when the sun comes out after or during a rainstorm. Rainbows are caused when sunlight shines through drops of water in the sky at specific angles. When white sunlight enters a raindrop, it exits theraindrop, it exits the raindrop in a different color. When light exits lots of different raindrops at different angles, it produces the red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet that you see in a rainbow. These colors can sometimes be seen in waterfalls and fountains as well. There are double rainbows in nature. In a double rainbow, light reflects twice inside water drops and forms two arcs. In most double rainbows, the colors of the top arc are opposite to those in the bottom arc. In other words, the order of colors starts with violet on top and ends with red on bottom. In addition, rainbows sometimes appear as white arcs at night. These rainbows are called moon-bows and are so rare that very few people will ever see one. Moonbows are caused by moonlight shining through drops of water.
    What would be a good title for this passage
    1.   The basics of rainbows.
    2.   The history of rainstorm
    3.   How to make raindrops
    4.   Information on moonlight
24. According to the passage, when are rainbows often seen?
    1.   before a rainstorm
    2.   after the sun sets at night.
    3.   after a rainstorm
    4.   when it snows
25. According to the passage, what color is NOT in a rainbow?
    1.   orange
    2.   indigo
    3.   yellow
    4.   pink
26. According to the passage, what color is a moon-bow?
    1.   yellow
    2.   green
    3.   white
    4.   orange
27. Read the text and answer 27-30
    Wendy’s Walk Wendy was hot, tired, and bored. She trudged along behind her brother, Bill, as they hiked up the steep trail to the cabin at the fire lookout tower. Buzzards circled lazily in the sky above them, and Wendy wondered whether they would eat her bones if she died out here. The sun was too hot, the trees and bushes were ugly, and the hike was boring.
    “Almost there!” Bill said cheerily. This was his first summer working as a fire spotter at the state park. He would be staying on top of a mountain all summer, watching for fires in the forest. He was excited and had not noticed how tired Wendy had become. Finally, Wendy couldn’t take another step unless she rested first. She sat in the shade of a tall pine tree and drank lemonade from her canteen. Bill continued on for a few more moments before realizing that Wendy was no longer behind him.
    “Sorry,” he said, returning and sitting beside his sister. “I forgot your legs are shorter than mine.” Wendy stuck her tongue out at her brother but then quickly smiled when he handed her some dried strawberries and peanuts from his backpack. “If you chew them together, it’s like making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in your mouth,” he said. The strawberries and peanuts tasted delicious. Wendy closed her eyes, stretched her arms and legs, and wiggled her toes in her hiking boots. She heard a songbird twittering in a nearby bush and caught the smell of wildflowers. Suddenly the sun didn’t seem so hot, and the trees weren’t as ugly anymore.
    Where does the passage take place?
    1.   in Wendy and Bill’s backyard
    2.   in a forest during a wildfire
    3.   at a state park
    4.   in a fire lookout cabin
28. Which of these best describes what happens to Wendy by the end of the passage?
    1.   She has a better attitude about the hike.
    2.   She thinks her brother is mean.
    3.   She is ready to go home.
    4.   She decides to become a fire spotter.
29. Which of these best describes Bill?
    1.   He does not like Wendy’s behavior.
    2.   He does not care about his sister.
    3.   He does not enjoy hiking with his family.
    4.   He is happy and eager to start his job.
30. When does the story take place?
    1.   in early spring
    2.   in late summer
    3.   in early summer
    4.   in winter