English Placement Test

MEGA English Placement Test

Instructions

You must not use a dictionary during the test
Complete the Placement Test below. Try to write as much as you can for the writing section.
After completing the Placement Test, record a video or audio file of 1-2 minutes for your speaking component (You are required to upload the file via Google Drive at the bottom of the page).
We will send you or your agent a letter with your English level.

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Hi and welcome to MEGA ELICOS - Placement Test!

You have 90 minutes to complete the test.

Please turn off your phone and do not use a dictionary.

Grammar
Reading
Writing

Speaking - Please read the instructions at the bottom of the current web page

Time's Up!

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You will be contacted shortly after submitting this test for the speaking test.

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MEGA ELICOS - Placement Test

For students over 18 years of age (Adults)

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Category: Personal Details

Where are you from (nationality)?

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Category: Personal Details

What is the name of your Agent? (write n/a if you don't have one)

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Category: Personal Details

What English classes do you want to study?

1. General English

2. IELTS

3. EAP

4. I'm not planning to study English courses

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Category: Personal Details

Which timetable do you prefer?

1. Morning (9am -2.45pm)

2. Evening (4pm -9.30pm)

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Category: Personal Details

What VET classes do you want to study?

1. Business

2. Marketing and Communication

3. Accounting

4. Social Media

5. IT

6. Leadership and Management

7. I am not planning on studying VET courses

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Category: Personal Details

Do you plan to study at university in Australia?

1. Yes

2. No

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Category: Personal Details

If yes, which university and course? (If no, please type "No" below)

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

... did you eat for lunch?

1. Who

2. What

3. How

4. When

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

The children usually arrive at school ... 9 o'clock

1. on

2. at

3. in

4. to

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

In this match, some players are going to do ... than others

1. better

2. as good

3. best

4. well

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Jenny has the ... eyes in the world.

1. very beautiful

2. beautiful

3. most beautiful

4. more beautiful

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Can you please ... me where the supermarket is?

1. direct

2. point

3. say

4. tell

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

"Do you often go to the library?" "I used to, but I haven't been ... a long time."

1. through

2. since

3. during

4. for

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

He was feeling sick, so I told ...

1. he should see a doctor.

2. him see a doctor.

3. that he see a doctor.

4. him to see a doctor.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

He's working today, but ...

1. she isn't.

2. she's.

3. she hasn't.

4. She doesn't.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

He .... to music and couldn't hear me.

1. was listening

2. had listened

3. listened

4. has been listening

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

You can't have any coffee because we haven't got ...

1. any.

2. some.

3. none.

4. many.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

When I was young, I used ... a bicycle to school.

1. riding

2. to ride

3. to riding

4. ride

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Steve will go to Perth if ...

1. he had enough money.

2. he has enough money.

3. he will have enough money.

4. he were enough money.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

We can go out if ...

1. it weren't raining.

2. it doesn't rain.

3. it not raining.

4. it doesn't raining.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

"Has he seen a dentist?" "Not yet, he ... one soon."

1. goes to see

2. would see

3. is going to see

4. sees

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Greg enjoys

1. to playing volleyball.

2. to play volleyball.

3. to go playing volleyball.

4. playing volleyball.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

... people like learning grammar.

1. Little

2. Not a few

3. Not many

4. Not much

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Robert became a grandfather in 1985. He ... a grandfather for many years.

1. has been

2. is

3. being

4. is being

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

They gave ... looking for the treasure after they lost the map.

1. up

2. off

3. out

4. down

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

If you have a dryer, you ... hang your clothes on the washing line.

1. have to

2. must

3. don't have to

4. mustn't

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Do you have any money?

1. Well, I don't have some.

2. Well, I don't have a little.

3. Well, I don't have a few.

4. Well, I don't have much.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I had dinner ... my friend's house.

1. inside

2. by

3. at

4. to

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

The man drowned when he went in the ocean because he ... to swim.

1. hasn't learned

2. hadn't learned

3. wasn't learning

4. didn't learn

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

"Do you feel better?" "I just ... a cold.

1. got through

2. got over

3. got by

4. got across

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I can't stay.

1. I have got to leave.

2. I must to leave.

3. I leave.

4. I can must leave.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

... Andrew come home yet?

1. Hasn't

2. Doesn't

3. Wasn't

4. Isn't

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I didn't have enough money. But if ...

1. I'd enough, I would have bought it.

2. I have enough, I would buy it.

3. I had had enough, I would have bought it.

4. I have enough, I would have bought it.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

The train ... when I got to the platform.

1. has already left

2. had just left

3. has just been left

4. already left

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I'm sure you would like this Kiwi fruit if you .. it.

1. would try

2. try

3. will try

4. tried

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

If you ... a car in Australia, you have to drive on the left.

1. hired

2. have hired

3. hire

4. will hire

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

That question was easy to answer. ... answered by a 10 year old.

1. It could have been

2. It would be

3. It might to be

4. It would been

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I stopped ... to have a rest.

1. to working

2. working

3. to work

4. worked

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

The passengers were told that, due to technical difficulties, the plane ...

1. would take off 20 minutes late.

2. will take off 20 minutes late.

3. is to take off 20 minutes late.

4. is going to take off 20 minutes late.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Some people may have more difficulty than others ... languages.

1. in learning

2. to learn

3. at learning

4. of learning

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Every day, the baby cries for food ... she wakes up.

1. now that

2. until

3. before

4. as soon as

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

It's late. We'd better ...

1. gone.

2. going.

3. to go.

4. go.

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

I'm not going to eat ... you get here.

1. until

2. before

3. maybe

4. if

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

New Zealand is ... Australia.

1. colder as

2. colder than

3. so cold as

4. cold than

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

She still loves him, ... he moved away.

1. even though

2. provided that

3. as if

4. even how

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Jim lives in Adelaide, ...?

1. is he?

2. is it?

3. doesn't he?

4. does he?

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Category: ELICOS - Grammar

Are you going ... work today?

1. at

2. -

3. to

4. in

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

A cat is bigger than a mouse but smaller than a horse.

1. A cat is smaller than a mouse.

2. A cat is very big.

3. A cat is the biggest.

4. A horse is bigger than a cat.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Pedro is American, but Sally isn't. She's Australian.

1. Sally is American.

2. Pedro isn't American.

3. Pedro isn't Australian.

4. Pedro and Sally aren't American.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

She is the oldest woman in the world.

1. She is not as old as my grandmother.

2. Many people are older.

3. There are no older people anywhere.

4. She is older than some women.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

You can't enter without a ticket.

1. You can go in if you have a ticket.

2. You mustn't go in with a ticket.

3. You don't need a ticket to go in.

4. You can't buy a ticket outside.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

They only have one car for the family.

1. They only like cars.

2. They don't like any other cars.

3. They don't have two cars.

4. They have a big family.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Ben is looking after the children.

1. He can see the children.

2. He is taking care of the children.

3. He is looking at the children.

4. The children are in front of him.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

What do you like?

1. What are your favourite things?

2. How are you?

3. What colour is your hair?

4. Does he like you?

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

He hopes to go out, but he may have to work.

1. He's going out before he goes to the office.

2. It is possible that he will go to work.

3. He's allowed to go to work.

4. He always goes out after work.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

I want you to clean the car when you come back.

1. You want to clean it.

2. We will clean it together.

3. I don't want you to forget to clean it.

4. I want to clean the car.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

She used to work in a shop.

1. She is used to working in a shop.

2. She worked in a shop before, but she doesn't now.

3. She usually works in a shop.

4. She used two shops.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Shall I take you to the station?

1. Would you like me to take you to the station?

2. Must I take you?

3. Will it be necessary to take you there?

4. Did I take you before?

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

They should talk more slowly.

1. They talk too quickly.

2. They would like to talk more slowly.

3. They might talk more slowly.

4. Talking is not fast.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Karen remembered to call the doctor.

1. She remembered calling the doctor.

2. She forgot to remember to call the doctor.

3. She didn't forget to call the doctor.

4. She remembered that she called the doctor.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Lady May has lived nearly 110 years.

1. She was very old.

2. She is very old.

3. She died when she was 109.

4. She has many more years.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

She can hardly see it.

1. She sees very hard.

2. She is hard with it.

3. She can't see it very well.

4. It is hard to see her.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Yuki had her house painted yesterday.

1. Yuki painted her house.

2. Yuki had to paint her house.

3. Someone painted her house for her.

4. Someone painted a picture of her house.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

Either teacher knows the answer.

1. No teachers know the answer.

2. Both teachers know the answer.

3. All teachers know the answer.

4. Any teacher can answer.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

I'd rather be a millionaire.

1. I am a millionaire.

2. I'd better be a millionaire.

3. I don't want to be a millionaire.

4. I'd prefer to be a millionaire.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

You don't have to eat the dessert.

1. You can choose not to eat dessert.

2. You mustn't eat dessert.

3. You can't eat dessert.

4. You don't want to eat dessert.

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Category: ELICOS - Reading

If Kerry had been there, he would have won.

1. If he hadn't come, he would have won.

2. He didn't win because he didn't come.

3. He didn't come, but he won anyway.

4. He came, so he won.

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Category: ELICOS - Writing

What have you studied before? Write about school or university classes you have attended in the past.

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Category: ELICOS - Writing

Tell us about your English level. How long have you been studying it and where?

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Category: ELICOS - Writing

What are some of your interests or hobbies?

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Category: ELICOS - Writing

Why would you like to study in Australia?

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Category: ELICOS - Writing

What are your long-term goals?

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Hi and welcome to MEGA HSP - Placement Test!

You have 90 minutes to complete the test.

Please turn off your phone and do not use a dictionary.

Grammar and Vocabulary
Reading
Writing
Mathematics
General Aptitude

Speaking - Please read the instructions at the bottom of the current web page.

Time's Up!

Your MEGA - HSP Placement Test will be submitted automatically.

You will be contacted shortly after submitting this test for the speaking test.

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MEGA HSP - Placement Test

For Under 18 Students Only!

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Category: Personal Details

Where are you from (nationality)?

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Category: Personal Details

How old are you?

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Category: Personal Details

Which Australian high school year are you applying for and when will you start there?

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Category: Personal Details

What is the name of your Agent? (write n/a if you don't have one)

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Category: Personal Details

What subjects do you like the most at school?

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Category: Personal Details

What are your goals for the future?

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Category: Personal Details

What are your hobbies?

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Shikibu Murasaki, who wrote almost a thousand years ago, was one of the world’s ------------------------------- novelists.

1. more early

2. most early

3. too early

4. earliest

Grammar and Vocabulary

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

The Chang children -------------------------- their parents by making sandwiches for the whole family.

1. helps for

2. helps to

3. helped out

4. helped with

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

As demonstrated by his last album, which was released after his death, Ibrahim Ferrer -------------------------------------- one of the most beautiful voices in Latin music.

1. had

2. have

3. have had

4. having

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

After we saw the play, we had different opinions ------------------------ Vincent’s performance.

1. about

2. at

3. for

4. to

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Having recorded many of the most beloved songs of the 1940s, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald ---------------------------------- one of the most prominent musical performers of her time.

1. had been

2. has been

3. was

4. will be

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

As we drove through the darkness, we saw another car coming ------------------------- the bend in the road.

1. through

2. under

3. over

4. around

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Sonia is so determined and stubborn that she never ------------------------ until she gets exactly what she wants.

1. gives up

2. gives out

3. gave in

4. gave away

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

At only 43, John F. Kennedy was the ------------------------ American president ever to be elected.

1. most young

2. more young

3. youngest

4. younger

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Elena found a tomato that was much bigger than all the others in the garden. How did the tomato compare to the others in the garden?

1. It was the smallest.

2. It was not very large.

3. It was larger than some.

4. It was the largest.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

When the popular entertainer canceled her appearance, the Latin American festival was postponed indefinitely. When will the festival likely take place?

1. Tonight

2. Tomorrow

3. Next week

4. At some point in the future

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Jasmine is never late to meet her friends and sometimes arrives a few minutes early. Which best describes Jasmine?

1. Lonely

2. Punctual

3. Talkative

4. Tardy

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Bram Stoker is best known for his classic horror novel Dracula, which was published in 1897. What did Bram Stoker do?

1. He was a doctor.

2. He was a merchant.

3. He was a writer.

4. He was an engineer.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Exhausted from her transatlantic flight, Judy could not stay up past 9 p.m. What did Judy do at 9 p.m.?

1. Leave work

2. Come home from the airport

3. Get on an airplane

4. Go to bed

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Eliot sleeps late whenever he can, leaves work early, and never does anything unless he absolutely has to. Which best describes Eliot?

1. Boring

2. Lazy

3. Selfish

4. Tired

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Juanita rushed to her dance class and burst through the door in the nick of time. When Juanita got to her dance class, she was

1. very early

2. very late

3. nearly late

4. a little late

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

------------------------ washing his sweater, Jacob hung it up to dry.

1. After

2. Before

3. By

4. Until

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Dr. O’Hara is certain that someday, men and women will ------------------------- to Mars.

1. travel

2. travels

3. traveling

4. traveled

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Water -------------------------- at a temperature of zero degrees Celsius.

1. having frozen

2. freezing

3. freeze

4. freezes

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

----------------------------- you get a new haircut?

1. Have

2. Does

3. Are

4. Did

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Jacques Cousteau will be remembered for his inventions and for ------------------------ to marine science.

1. dedication

2. his dedication

3. was dedicated

4. his dedicated

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

The children, who were tired of traveling, kept asking, “When ---------------------- we get to the hotel?”

1. have

2. will

3. did

4. are

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Galileo is most famous ---------------------- that Earth revolves around the Sun, rather than the other way around.

1. for having discovered

2. for discovery

3. his discovery

4. in discovering

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Men and women sometimes have difficulty understanding each other because they ----------------------------- differently.

1. communicate

2. communicated

3. have communicated

4. communicates

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

---------------------------- you can speak more than one language, you have the opportunity to make more new friends.

1. So

2. Before

3. When

4. Though

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Light ------------------------- faster than sound, which is why you see lightning before you hear the thunder.

1. traveling

2. travels

3. having traveled

4. will travel

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Lisa plays the piano. Her sister Kelly plays the piano, too.

1. Lisa and her sister Kelly plays the piano.

2. Lisa plays the piano and so does her sister.

3. Lisa plays the piano and Kelly plays the piano.

4. Lisa and Kelly too play the piano.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Kazuko took her dog for a walk. They went to the park.

1. Kazuko, going to the park, took her dog for a walk.

2. Kazuko took her dog for a walk to the park.

3. Kazuko took her dog for a walk because they went to the park.

4. Kazuko and her dog went to the park, where she and the dog walked.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

We knew it might get chilly at the football game. We brought along some extra blankets.

1. We knew it might get chilly at the football game when we brought along some extra blankets.

2. Bringing along some extra blankets, we knew it might get chilly at the football game.

3. We brought along some extra blankets because we knew it might get chilly at the football game.

4. It got chilly at the football game and we brought along some extra blankets.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Juan loves to play baseball. His friend Miguel enjoys baseball, too.

1. Both Juan and his friend Miguel enjoy playing baseball.

2. Juan and his friend Miguel enjoys playing baseball.

3. Juan enjoys playing baseball and his friend Miguel, too.

4. Juan loves baseball and Miguel too enjoys baseball.

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Category: HSP - Grammar and Vocabulary

Wolves are pack animals. They are rarely spotted alone.

1. Wolves are rarely spotted alone if they are pack animals.

2. Being pack animals, wolves are rarely spotted alone.

3. After being pack animals, wolves are rarely spotted alone.

4. Wolves are rarely spotted alone, although they are pack animals.

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Category: HSP - Reading

Television has been introduced to almost every country in the world, reaching a large number of viewers on every continent. About 600 million people saw the first person walk on the moon, and a billion people watched the twentieth Olympic Games. Television has in many ways promoted understanding and cooperation among people. It does this by showing educational and cultural programs. From this passage, a reader can most reasonably conclude that the author believes that...

1. people spend too much time watching television

2. not every country needs to have television

3. television can unify people from around the world

4. television is as important as schools

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Category: HSP - Reading

People have different ways of learning. Some are better at making mental pictures of new ideas. Others are more comfortable with writing lists of things to memorize. Certain people can learn best when listening to music, while others need silence to concentrate. Which of the following is the main idea of the passage?

1. Mental pictures help many to learn.

2. Some people prefer lists to making mental pictures.

3. To learn well you need to be comfortable.

4. Different individuals have different ways of acquiring information.

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Category: HSP - Reading

If you hold a piece of copper wire over the flame of a wooden match, heat will be conducted by the copper wire to your fingers, and you will be forced to drop the wire. You will, however, still be able to hold the match because wood is a poor conductor of heat. Which of the following is implied in the passage above?

1. Copper is a good conductor of heat.

2. Wood and copper conduct heat equally.

3. Wood is an excellent conductor of heat.

4. Matches should be made of copper.

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Category: HSP - Reading

Many people own different pets. Dogs, cats, birds, and fish are common household pets. Other pets are considered to be exotic animals. These include snakes, lizards, and hedgehogs. According to the passage, snakes are .....

1. uncommon pets

2. likely to be found in a household with dogs

3. found only in zoos

4. not allowed in people’s homes

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Category: HSP - Reading

When cartoonist Charles M. Schulz was a boy in elementary school, other boys teased him for being small and not very good at sports, and his art teacher told him he had no talent for drawing. He had few friends and was too shy to talk to a red-haired girl he admired. Later in life, Schulz used his childhood experiences in his comic strip Peanuts: the strip’s main character, the sad and lonely Charlie Brown, represents Shulz as a little boy. Peanuts was unique at the time because it contained no adult characters. Readers fell in love with Charlie Brown, and Peanuts eventually became one of the most popular comic strips of all time. What is the main idea of the passage?

1. Peanuts was the world’s most widely read comic strip.

2. Schulz was a very famous cartoonist.

3. Schulz turned the pain of his youth into success as an adult.

4. The comic strip Peanuts featured children as its only characters.

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Category: HSP - Writing

A report by CNN says teenagers spend an average of nine hours a day consuming media, most of that via their phones, and another report says that fifty percent of teens say they are addicted to their phones. Obviously, that is not a very positive argument in favor of smartphones and yet the resources that mobile devices make available to teenagers—resources that can help them learn English—are a lot. Discuss your opinion in 150 words.

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

Which of the following is the least?

1. 0.105

2. 0.501

3. 0.015

4. 0.15

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

All of the following are ways to write 25 percent of N, EXCEPT

1. (0.25)N

2. 25/100 N

3. 1/4 N

4. 25N

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

Which of the following is closest to 27.8 × 9.6?

1. 280

2. 300

3. 2,800

4. 3,000

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

A soccer team played 160 games and won 65 percent of them. How many games did the team win?

1. 94

2. 104

3. 114

4. 124

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

There are 3 people who work full-time and are going to work together on a project, but their total time on the project is to be equivalent to that of only one person working full-time. If one of the people is budgeted for 1/2 of his time to the project and a second person for 1/3 of her time, what part of the third worker’s time should be budgeted to this project?

1. 1/8

2. 1/6

3. 1/3

4. 3/5

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

32 is 40% of what number?

1. 12.8

2. 128

3. 80

4. 800

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

What is 1,345/ 99 rounded to the nearest integer?

1. 12

2. 13

3. 14

4. 15

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

Three of four numbers have a sum of 22. If the average of the four numbers is 8, what is the fourth number?

1. 4

2. 6

3. 8

4. 10

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

What is 12% of 120?

1. 10

2. 14.4

3. 18.4

4. 28.8

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Category: HSP - Mathematics

A box in a college bookstore contains books, and each book in the box can be a history book, an English book or a science book. If 1/3 of these books are history books and 1/6 are English books, what fraction of the books are science books?

1. 1/3

2. 1/2

3. 2/3

4. 3/4

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Category: HSP - General Aptitude

What number should replace the question mark? 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 16, ?

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Category: HSP - General Aptitude

Isotherm is to temperature as isobar is to:

1. atmosphere

2. wind

3. pressure

4. latitude

5. current

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Category: HSP - General Aptitude

Identify two words (one from each set of brackets) that have a connection (analogy) with the words in capitals and relate to them in the same way. GRAM (energy, weight, scales) KNOT (water, height, speed) .

Please answer in the following format. GRAM - answer 1, KNOT - answer 2

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Category: HSP - General Aptitude

How many minutes is it before 12 noon, if 48 minutes ago it was twice as many minutes past 9 am?

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Category: HSP - General Aptitude

Alf has four times as many apples as Jim, and Jim has three times as many apples as Sid. Altogether they have 192 apples. How many has each? Alf? Jim? Sid?

Please answer in the following format. Alf - answer 1, Jim - answer 2, Sid - answer 3