PRACTICE EXAM: ENGLISH TECHNICAL LANGUAGE PDF

PRACTICE EXAM: ENGLISH TECHNICAL LANGUAGE Instructions: Answer the following questions by choosing the correct option. Mark only one answer per question. The format follows a typical technical English exam structure. Question 1: What did the person answer? Question: How did you enjoy the weeken...

PRACTICE EXAM: ENGLISH TECHNICAL LANGUAGE Instructions: Answer the following questions by choosing the correct option. Mark only one answer per question. The format follows a typical technical English exam structure. Question 1: What did the person answer? Question: How did you enjoy the weekend? A) It was great! We went hiking. B) Great! We’ve seen a great movie and have had pizza afterwards. C) I didn’t do much, just stayed home. Question 2: Match the sentence halves. 1. According to the recipe, 2. Hurry up children! We have waited for you 3. It is better to have loved 4. I’m dropping you a line to let you know how thin A) and lost than never to have loved. B) what time should I turn off the oven? C) for an hour already. D) I’ve been lately. Question 3: Choose the correct option: She has been working in the company... A) since 10 years ago. B) for ten years. C) from last January. Question 4: Decide if this statement is TRUE or FALSE. The Vikings had arrived in America many centuries before Columbus did. A) True B) False Question 5: Choose the correct option to complete the idea. It isn’t going to snow tomorrow, so... A) we are going to spend the day in the hills. B) we are staying home all day. C) it’s better to prepare. Question 6: Select the sentence that has the same meaning. Sao Paulo, with a population of 12,000,000 people, is bigger than any other city in Brazil. A) Sao Paulo is the largest city in Brazil. B) Sao Paulo is the most populous city in Brazil. C) Sao Paulo is the biggest city in Brazil. Question 7: Decide if the comparison of equality is TRUE or FALSE. Christina’s house is colorful as Patricia’s. A) True B) False Question 8: Read the sentence in the Passive Voice and choose its correct Active Voice form. The 2010 World Cup Final was watched by one billion people. A) One billion people watched the World Cup Final. B) One billion people have watched the World Cup Final. C) One billion people were watching the World Cup Final. Question 9: Decide if the adverb use is TRUE or FALSE. He spoke so clearly that we understood all that he said. A) True B) False Question 10: Complete the dialog with a suitable response. A: Should I call a taxi for you, Sir? B: A) No, I prefer walking. B) Oh, yes! I need to get to the airport immediately. C) That won’t be necessary, thank you. Question 11: Conditionals: Select ALL the sentences that are grammatically correct. 1. Unless the company goes bankrupt, there won’t be problems with the production. 2. If the company does well, they will hire more staff. 3. Unless we improve our strategies, we might lose the contract. A) Only 1 and 2. B) Only 2 and 3. C) All of them.