Collective Revision 1
Name:
Date:
Grade: 4
Underline the correct answer:
1- There was heavy (sightseeing – traffic – streets) on the roads this morning.
2- Mexico is the biggest and (fewest – smallest – noisiest) city in the world.
3- We did a bit of (sightseeing – seeing – sight) in London.
4- Roma isn't exciting. It's very (interesting – boring – magnificent).
5- Luxor is a (history – noise – historic) town.
6- Mexico isn't a quiet place. It's a (noisy – historic – small) place.
7- Some of the best coffee come (of – from – on) Brazil.
8- Working in many places gives me an incredible (sightseeing – experience – place).
9- This substance is so radioactive that it (glows – blows – gnaws) in the dark.
10- Don't forget to write the date of the meeting in your (dairy – diary – daily).
11- Kate says she feels (jealous – excited – thrilled) every time another woman looks
at her husband.
12- We have a lot of (old – modern – boring) technology nowadays.
13- The (cave house – hotel – hut) is found under the ground.
14- Coober Pedy doesn't have crowded roads. They are (quiet – quite – noisy).
15- My plane ticket says 22D but there's already someone in that (sofa – seat –
chair).
16- The Nile is (the longest - very long- longer) river in the world.
17- February is (short - the shortest - shorter than) January.
18- Shakespeare was (good - the good - the best) English play writer.
19- Tea is a (popular - the most popular - more popular) drink than coffee in Turkey.
20- Australia is (the smallest – small – smaller) continent in the world.
21- Chess is (more difficult – difficult - most difficult) than backgammon.
22- Health is (best important - more important - the most important) thing in life.
23- My car is (faster – fast - as fast as) than your car.
24- Mrs. Watson is (the richest – richer - as rich as) than Mr. Berkley.
25- A dolphin is (more intelligent – intelligent - most intelligent) than a whale.
26- The bus was (too – enough – as) crowded. We couldn't get in.
27- Let's go by train. It's fast (as – enough – too).
28- The car isn't (as – too – than) cheap as the bike.
29- London is (big than – bigger than – biggest than) New York.
30- The Nile river is (the longer – the longest – longest than) river in the world.
31- It's (enough – too – than) expensive to go on a helicopter tour.
32- He's old (too – as – enough) to drive a car.
33- The Pacific Ocean is (the deepest – deeper than – deepest) ocean in the world.
34- Your car is as old (than – enough – as) mine.
35- This book is (enough – too – as) thick. I can't read it.
36- This dress is cheap (too – enough – than). Let's buy it.
37- Cars aren't as (faster – fast – fastest) as planes.
38- I get (in – into – on) the bus at 7 o'clock.
39- Rome is (more – much – many) bigger than Naples.
40- London is much (more – much – many) expensive than Rome.
41- Paris is the (most – more – much) expensive city.
42- Lin is much more (beautiful – bigger – faster) than her sister.
43- Rome is very (bigger – big – biggest).
44- Oscar is (good – better – bad) than Lin.
45- Nancy is (bad – worse – good) than Tina.
46- This is the (worse – worst – better) experience I've ever seen.
47- This is the (good – better – best) skirt I've ever worn.
48- The (gondola – snowmobile – riverboat) is a narrow boat with a raised point at
both ends, which is used on canals in Venice.
49- The (sled – rickshaw – yacht) is a small covered passenger vehicle with two
wheels which is usually pulled by one person.
50- The (coach – sled – riverboat) is an object used for travelling over snow which
has long narrow strips of wood pulled by dogs.
51- The (coach – sled – riverboat) is a large passenger boat which travels up and
down a river.
52- The (coach – jeep – helicopter) is a long motor vehicle with comfortable seats,
used to take groups of people on journeys.
53- The (riverboat – hovercraft – jeep) is a vehicle which flies over land or water by
keeping close to the surface and producing a current of air under it to support it.
54- The (yacht – snowmobile – riverboat) is a boat with sails and sometimes an
engine, used for either racing or travelling on for pleasure.
55- The (train – bike – jeep) is a small strong vehicle used for travelling over rough
ground, especially by the army.
56- The (helicopter – van – bus) is a type of aircraft without wings, which go round
very fast on top. It can stay in one place in the air.
57- A (sled – snowmobile – van) is a small motor vehicle for travelling on snow and
ice.
58- The (motorbike – bike – coach) is a vehicle with two wheels and an engine.
59- He was a (bald – bold – baled) and fearless soldier.
60- You can go to Alaska to admire the beautiful Alaskan (sight - scenery – view).
61- (Took – Take – Look) a look at this picture and see if you recognize anyone.
62- The tour sets (on – of – off) from Piazza San Marco and heads towards San
Marco and Castello.
63- The Rock of Gibraltar is one of Europe's most famous (landmarks – signs –
lands).
64- They say the snow will (last – lost – end) until the end of next week.
65- You can (land – sail – drive) a plane anywhere in an emergency.
66- The boat (sailed – landed – rode) along the coast.
67- She'd (booked – set – passed) two tickets for the new movie.
68- Let's get (on – into – of) the helicopter.
69- I think we go (in – on – out) the wrong bus.
70- We have to get (on – at – out of) the jeep now. It's burning.
71- My dad got (out – in – off) the yacht yesterday night.
72- The (hostel – hut – factory) is a large house where people can stay free or
cheaply.
73- The (castle – hut – hostel) is a small, simple building, usually consisting of one
room.
74- My father works at a big (hut – tent – factory).
75- The (hut – tent - igloo) is a circular house made of blocks of hard snow.
76- The (department store – skyscraper – motel) is a very tall modern building,
usually in a city.
77- I will go to the (mall – library – office) to do the shopping.
78- The (museum – tent – mall) is a building where old objects are kept.
79- My mum works (on – in – at) a bank.
80- The queens live (at – on – in) palaces.
81- When we go to Alexandria, we usually stay (in – at – on) a big hotel.
82- The (hotel – motel – igloo) is a hotel by the side of a road, usually with spaces for
cars next to each room.
83- The (palace – skyscraper – department store) is a large shop divided into several
different parts, each of which sells different things.
84- City Stars mall has many fast (buildings – elevators – undergrounds) that carry
people up and down in a few seconds.
85- In celebrations, many towers light (at – on – up) the city.
86- My friends and I always have our lunch at fast food shops – restaurants –
motels).
87- After raining, we always see the (stars – moon – rainbow) in the sky.
88- The (tent – hut – castle) is a shelter made of cloth, which you can fold up and
carry with you and which is supported by poles and ropes.
89- The (palace – castle – skyscraper) is a large strong building, built in the past by
a ruler or important person to protect the people inside from attack.
90- My brother works at a very big (factory – castle – bank) where a lot of people
borrow a lot of money every day.
91- Some modern towers have got 101 floors (on – above – over) ground.
92- (SOS – text message – telephone) is signal or message that a ship or plane sends
when it needs urgent help.
93- The global warming causes the climate (switching – changes – exchanges).
94- Soon the polar bear will be (endangered – alive – extinct) species.
95- Scientists say that if ice (heats – rises – melts), temperatures will rise.
96- Some birds (eat – feed – hunt) on fish.
97- Galapagos penguins will not be able to (survive – expand – breath) because the
fish they feed on are moving north to cooler water.
98- Sea turtles are (extinct – survived – endangered) as rising sea levels will destroy
their nests.
99- Birds that live in wetlands will lose their (houses – forests – habitat) as global
warming dries their homes.
100- Polar bear will get thinner and die of (hunger – food – hunting) because they
won't have a place to hunt.
101- In future rivers will (melt – dry – rise) up.
102- Tigers and cheetahs are (group – species – form) of cats.
103- When water disappears, it means that it (goes – heats – dries) up.
104- If you (dry – heat - cool) up ice, it will melt.
105- No body (died – killed – survived) the plane crash, all of them were dead.
106- To stop global warming we have to (throw – keep – recycle) things after using
them.
107- (Magma – Lava – Ash) is molten rocks that come out of the volcano.
108- (Magma – Lava – Ash) is very hot liquid rock found below the earth’s surface.
109- (Magma – Lava – Ash) the grey or black powder that is left after something that
has been burnt.
110- The (smoke – sleeping – active) volcano can erupt any time.
111- (Sleeping volcanoes – Super volcanoes – Active volcanoes) are huge volcanoes
that can cause worldwide damage.
112- When a volcano erupts, the dust and gas will (block – stop – pour) out the sun
for a long time.
113- Scientists say that if ice (heats – rises – melts), temperatures will rise.
114- If a super volcano erupts, many people will not (live – die – survive).
115- We should (reduce – increase – produce) carbon dioxide.
116- (Volcanoes – Earthquakes - flood) are a sudden, violent shaking of the earth’
surface.
117- We should try not to (win – lose – waste) energy.
118- We should (reuse – reduce – recycle) our rubbish.
119- When a volcano (explodes – erupts – sleeps) the temperature will drop.
120- Rubbish can (benefit – help – harm) people, animals, plants and trees.
121- Some things we throw away in our rubbish bins can (poison – help - benefit) our
soil, water and air