English language proficiency tests are designed to evaluate a person's ability to use English in reading, writing, speaking, and listening. Multiple-choice questions are a common format used in these tests to assess a person's grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension skills. The questions may cover a variety of topics, including spelling, grammar rules, word meanings, sentence structures, and other language-related concepts. These tests are commonly used by educational institutions, employers, and immigration authorities to evaluate a person's language skills and proficiency.
1. What is the correct spelling of the word meaning "to
give up"?
a) Releese
b) Release
c) Ralease
d) Realese
Answer: b) Release
2. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
a) Me and him are going to the store.
b) He and I are going to the store.
c) Him and I are going to the store.
d) I and him are going to the store.
Answer: b) He and I are going to the store.
3. What is the meaning of the word "ephemeral"?
a) Lasting a long time
b) Short-lived
c) Permanent
d) Important
Answer: b) Short-lived
4. Which sentence is written in the active voice?
a) The cake was eaten by the dog.
b) The dog ate the cake.
c) The cake, which was eaten by the dog, was chocolate.
d) The cake was not eaten by the cat.
Answer: b) The dog ate the cake.
5. What is the correct form of the irregular verb
"go" in the past tense?
a) Went
b) Goed
c) Goned
d) Going
Answer: a) Went
6. What is a synonym for "abhor"?
a) Love
b) Like
c) Hate
d) Dislike
Answer: c) Hate
7. Which sentence contains a comma splice?
a) I went to the store, and I bought some milk.
b) I went to the store, I bought some milk.
c) I went to the store; I bought some milk.
d) I went to the store. I bought some milk.
Answer: b) I went to the store, I bought some milk.
8. What is the meaning of the word "garrulous"?
a) Talkative
b) Quiet
c) Shy
d) Unfriendly
Answer: a) Talkative
9. Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?
a) After walking for miles, the park was a welcome sight.
b) While cooking dinner, the smoke alarm went off.
c) Playing in the park, the sun began to set.
d) Sitting on the porch, the thunderstorm approached.
Answer: a) After walking for miles, the park was a welcome
sight.
10. What is the correct plural form of "deer"?
a) Deers
b) Deer
c) Deeres
d) Deerses
Answer: b) Deer
11. What is a synonym for "admonish"?
a) Encourage
b) Praise
c) Scold
d) Thank
Answer: c) Scold
12. Which sentence contains a double negative?
a) I didn't see nothing.
b) I don't have none.
c) I can't hardly wait.
d) I ain't got no money.
Answer: a) I didn't see nothing.
13. What is the meaning of the word "austere"?
a) Simple
b) Extravagant
c) Complex
d) Ornate
Answer: a) Simple
14. Which sentence is written in the passive voice?
a) The teacher assigned the homework.
b) The homework was assigned by the teacher.
c) I completed the homework.
d) We will turn in the homework tomorrow.
Answer: b) The homework was assigned by the
15. What is the correct form of the irregular verb
"sing" in the past tense?
a) Sang
b) Singed
c) Sanged
d) Sing
Answer: a) Sang
16. What is the meaning of the word "enervate"?
a) Weaken
b) Strengthen
c) Excite
d) Inspire
Answer: a) Weaken
17. Which sentence is written in the subjunctive mood?
a) If I were taller, I could reach the top shelf.
b) She is happy that she has won the prize.
c) He believes that he can pass the exam.
d) They will travel to Europe next summer.
Answer: a) If I were taller, I could reach the top shelf.
18. What is a synonym for "concur"?
a) Disagree
b) Argue
c) Agree
d) Ignore
Answer: c) Agree
19. Which sentence contains a comma correctly used to
separate items in a list?
a) My favorite colors are red, green, and blue.
b) My favorite colors are red, green and blue.
c) My favorite colors are red green and blue.
d) My favorite colors are, red, green and blue.
Answer: a) My favorite colors are red, green, and blue.
20. What is the correct form of the irregular verb
"swim" in the past tense?
a) Swam
b) Swimmed
c) Swum
d) Swimming
Answer: a) Swam
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