Mount Everest and Historical Climbing Expeditions

1. Who were the climbers that attempted to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 1924?
a. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
b. George Mallory and Andrew Irvine
c. Reinhold Messner and Peter Habeler
d. Tom Hornbein and Willi Unsoeld

2. What is the significance of the height 240 meters in relation to Mallory and Irvine's expedition?
a. It was the height of the first successful summit.
b. It was the height they were from the summit when last seen.
c. It was the height of their base camp.
d. It was the height difference between their starting point and the summit.

3. Which of the following statements is true regarding George Mallory's climb?
a. He successfully reached the summit of Mount Everest.
b. He never attempted the climb due to bad weather.
c. He disappeared during his attempt to reach the summit.
d. He climbed Everest multiple times.

4. What year was the first successful summit of Mount Everest completed?
a. 1924
b. 1953
c. 1965
d. 1978

5. What was a major challenge faced by early climbers on Mount Everest?
a. Lack of food resources
b. Extreme altitude and weather conditions
c. Insufficient climbing gear
d. Inexperienced climbing partners

Emotions and Reactions

1. What emotion does the character express when they feel lonely?
a. Angry
b. Happy
c. Lonely
d. Excited

2. How does the character feel about the mistake they made?
a. Proud
b. Confused
c. Furious
d. Ashamed

3. What does the character wish for when they feel afraid?
a. To be alone
b. Someone to talk to
c. To be quiet
d. To go home

4. Which emotion best describes the character's feeling of uncertainty about the future?
a. Bored
b. Worried
c. Joyful
d. Curious

5. When the character is not interested in the surroundings, what feeling do they likely experience?
a. Excited
b. Scared
c. Bored
d. Happy

Weather and Health

1. Circle the odd one out: SNOW
a. blizzard
b. breeze
c. hail
d. sleet

2. Circle the odd one out: RAIN
a. tornado
b. flood
c. shower
d. drizzle

3. Circle the odd one out: WIND
a. gale
b. tornado
c. breeze
d. storm

4. Circle the odd one out: TEMPERATURE
a. boiling hot
b. chilly
c. sunny
d. freezing cold

5. Fill in the blank: Health Issues
Which word does not belong?
a. strain
b. loss
c. thumb
d. swelling

Present and Past Tenses Assessment

1. AMY __ (sleep) when it started to rain.
a. sleeps
b. was sleeping
c. slept
d. is sleeping

2. I __ (travel) to Iceland last week.
a. travel
b. was traveling
c. traveled
d. am traveling

3. Ulan __ (go) climbing every weekend.
a. goes
b. went
c. is going
d. gone

4. Hundreds of PEOPLE __ (lose) their lives as a result of the earthquake so far.
a. was losing
b. lose
c. lost
d. are losing

5. Aizhan __ (read) at the moment.
a. reads
b. is reading
c. read
d. was reading

Everyday English Assessment

1. What was the performance like?
a. Not really.
b. It was fantastic.
c. I didn’t attend.
d. It was too long.

2. What seems to be the problem?
a. It's my shoulder.
b. I'm afraid it's infected.
c. I feel tired.
d. I lost my wallet.

3. What does he do for a living?
a. He works shifts.
b. He works as a nurse.
c. He is a student.
d. He is retired.

4. I'll make sure it doesn’t happen again.
a. You're welcome.
b. Thanks. I'd really appreciate that.
c. No problem.
d. I'll hold you to that.

5. If we offer you the job, when can you start?
a. I'll be in touch.
b. Immediately.
c. I need time to think.
d. I'm not interested.

Understanding Albert Einstein and His Contributions

1. What theory is Albert Einstein most famous for?
a. Theory of Evolution
b. Theory of Relativity
c. Quantum Theory
d. Big Bang Theory

2. In what year did Albert Einstein win the Nobel Prize for Physics?
a. 1905
b. 1921
c. 1935
d. 1945

3. Which subject did Einstein struggle with during his university entrance exam?
a. Physics
b. French
c. Mathematics
d. Biology

4. What magazine voted Einstein as 'Person of the Century' at the end of the 20th century?
a. National Geographic
b. TIME
c. Scientific American
d. Nature

5. What misconception do many people have about Einstein's academic abilities?
a. He was bad at all subjects.
b. He struggled with mathematics.
c. He was a dropout.
d. He never attended university.

Vocabulary and Phrasal Verbs

1. What does "call off" mean?
a. To return a phone call
b. To cancel
c. To continue
d. To back away

2. Which phrase means to perform as planned?
a. Carry on
b. Call back
c. Carry out
d. Back down

3. What is the correct preposition in the sentence: "Tsunamis travel _ a great speed"?
a. at
b. on
c. in
d. from

4. What does "back down" mean in the context of a competition?
a. To cancel participation
b. To continue competing
c. To support a decision
d. To give up or withdraw

5. Which of the following sentences uses the correct word?
a. The ground started to shake
b. The ground started to stay
c. The ground started to keep
d. The ground started to make

Verb Formation

1. Michael can __ his name to Mike. (SHORT)
a. shorten
b. short
c. shorts
d. shortening

2. Exercise and eating healthily helps __ your body. (STRENGTH)
a. strong
b. strength
c. strengthen
d. strengthener

3. We must __ to shop responsibly. (COURAGE)
a. encourage
b. courage
c. courageous
d. couraging

4. Which word is derived from the noun "danger"?
a. dangerous
b. danger
c. dangerously
d. endanger

5. How much will it cost to __ photographs? (LARGE)
a. enlarge
b. large
c. enlarging
d. enlarged

Phrasal Verbs and Prepositions

1. Jill was driving an old truck so she hoped it would not __. (stop working)
a. break down
b. close up
c. give in
d. turn off

2. He needs to __ the amount of junk food he eats. (reduce)
a. cut down
b. break up
c. come across
d. hold back

3. Berik painted his house pink and now his friends will never let him _ it _. (forget it)
a. get over
b. live down
c. bring up
d. hold in

4. After weeks of negotiating the funding for his experiments, the professor finally __ and accepted a lower offer. (admitted defeat)
a. gave in
b. broke out
c. turned down
d. came up

5. Everything in that shop is half price because it is __. (ceasing to operate)
a. closing down
b. breaking up
c. turning off
d. giving away

Conditional Sentences

1.Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. If Didar was writing a report all night, then she is tired now.
a. Didar is tired because she wrote a report all night.
b. Didar will be tired if she writes a report all night.
c. Didar would be tired if she had written a report all night.
d. Didar is not tired even though she wrote a report all night.

2. Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. If Kairat isn't careful, then he will break his camera.
a. Kairat might break his camera because he isn't careful.
b. Kairat would break his camera if he wasn't careful.
c. Kairat didn't break his camera because he was careful.
d. Kairat broke his camera even though he was careful.

3. Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. If they didn’t program the machine, then it isn't working.
a. The machine was not programmed, so it is working.
b. The machine isn't working because it wasn’t programmed.
c. They programmed the machine, so it is working.
d. The machine will work if they program it.

4. Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. If Sanzhar's alarm didn't go off, then he was late for his science class.
a. Sanzhar was late for his class because his alarm went off.
b. Sanzhar will be late for class if his alarm doesn't go off.
c. Sanzhar was not late because his alarm didn't go off.
d. Sanzhar is late because his alarm didn't go off.

5. Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. If they ran out of money, then they weren't able to run the mission.
a. They were able to run the mission because they had money.
b. They ran out of money, so the mission failed.
c. They will run the mission if they have money.
d. They didn't run the mission because they ran out of money.