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Quiz Inglese: Difesa – 2° livello – pagina 48

5174 domande ufficiali di inglese della banca dati Difesa – 2° livello. Allenati con il quiz e ripassa l’elenco completo con le risposte.

Fonte: Ministero della Difesa – Banche dati ufficiali del simulatore dei concorsi delle Forze armate.

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  1. Il passato di “to hurt“ è…
    • ✅ hurt
    • hart
    • hurten
    • hurted
  2. “Mary … the television yesterday.“
    • looked at
    • viewed
    • saw
    • ✅ watched
  3. “I won't go out … he calls me.”
    • if though
    • if not
    • even then
    • ✅ unless
  4. “The cat seemed to chase … ball forever.“
    • ✅ its
    • He's
    • her
    • his
  5. “He … with Fred.”
    • ✅ speaks
    • speak
    • spoken
    • speakt
  6. “You must make … the problem.”
    • him understands
    • ✅ him understand
    • him to understand
    • that he understands
  7. Find the best description for “a breeze”.
    • ✅ something very simple and easy to do
    • unexpectedly, without warning
    • the situation is improving
    • receive the proper punishment, get the penalty one deserves
  8. “After 40 years in the firm he finally …”
    • abdicated
    • went off
    • ✅ retired
    • withdrew
  9. Find the best description for “above all”.
    • make something very clear, explain in detail
    • invent, create
    • in, at or to a higher place
    • ✅ most importantly
  10. Find the best description for “be rusty”.
    • write in a blank on an application form, for example
    • have the same problem as other people
    • ✅ need practice or review
    • get information directly from someone
  11. “We … a book about art.”
    • gave to them
    • ✅ gave them
    • gived them
    • gave they
  12. Il contrario di “top” è…
    • ✅ bottom
    • soft
    • slow
    • short
  13. In inglese “happen” significa…
    • mano
    • testa
    • duro
    • ✅ accadere
  14. In inglese “wear” significa…
    • capire
    • tessere
    • svegliarsi
    • ✅ indossare
  15. Find the best description for “by heart”.
    • respect, admire
    • do something with passion
    • nervous, anxious
    • ✅ by memory, learned word for word
  16. In inglese “like” significa…
    • lista
    • leggero
    • ✅ piacere
    • linea
  17. In inglese “heat” significa…
    • sentire
    • mangiare
    • aiuto
    • ✅ calore
  18. “Mr. Black … see me yesterday.“
    • may
    • ought to
    • must
    • ✅ had to
  19. “That office has been … by our department.”
    • taken away
    • ✅ taken over
    • taken after
    • taken in
  20. “Colin always … to do his homework before watching TV.“
    • is trying
    • is having
    • ✅ has
    • must
  21. “Will you … a week from Sunday?”
    • ski
    • been skiing
    • ✅ be skiing
    • have been skied
  22. In inglese “stink” significa…
    • pungere
    • ✅ puzzare
    • colpire
    • rubare
  23. “Will they still … dinner when we get there?“
    • have had
    • be having had
    • having
    • ✅ be having
  24. Il passato di “to take” è…
    • taken
    • teak
    • taked
    • ✅ took
  25. “I used to … how to cook.“
    • ✅ know
    • knew
    • have known
    • known
  26. Find the best description for “about to”.
    • watch, take care of, look after
    • intend to
    • ✅ almost ready to
    • not in any way, not to any degree
  27. “Colin … this afternoon.”
    • ✅ is leaving
    • had left
    • was leave
    • is left
  28. “Before … hope, let's ask for help.”
    • taking up
    • give up
    • ✅ giving up
    • to give up
  29. “Marc … a ticket.“
    • have
    • hat
    • ✅ has
    • haves
  30. In inglese “age” significa…
    • fa
    • contro
    • anche
    • ✅ età
  31. In inglese “both” significa…
    • ✅ entrambi
    • libro
    • scatola
    • ragazzo
  32. “By this time tomorrow I … filed all these pictures.”
    • will
    • ✅ will have
    • have
    • will have been
  33. In inglese “show” significa…
    • corto
    • lato
    • lei
    • ✅ mostrare
  34. “I was … if you could help me?”
    • ✅ wondering
    • marvelling
    • questioning
    • amazing
  35. “On our tour the guide organized lots of … to tourist sites.“
    • voyages
    • ✅ excursions
    • journeys
    • travels
  36. “We really like … new table. We are very happy we have bought …”
    • our/her
    • her/him
    • ✅ our/it
    • mine/it
  37. “In order to save I … some money each month.”
    • ✅ put aside
    • put in
    • put up
    • put through
  38. “… does it take to get to the station … the suburbs?”
    • What; for
    • ✅ How long; from
    • how much long; from
    • When; to
  39. “Can I have … wine, please?“
    • ✅ some
    • a
    • many
    • any
  40. In inglese “bird” significa…
    • nero
    • ✅ uccello
    • barba
    • grande
  41. Il passato di “to sweep“ è…
    • sweeped
    • ✅ swept
    • swep
    • sweepen
  42. “Italian people … cooking with olive oil.”
    • used to
    • ✅ are used to
    • do use to
    • are use
  43. Il passato di “to swell“ è…
    • ✅ swelled
    • swellen
    • swoll
    • swellt
  44. “John always … to do his homework before watching TV.”
    • is trying
    • must
    • ✅ has
    • is having
  45. Il participio di “to breed” è…
    • breeded
    • ✅ bred
    • breeden
    • breden
  46. “The question of … of them is right is not important.”
    • whether
    • ✅ which
    • what
    • one
  47. In inglese “to say“ significa…
    • ✅ dire
    • regola
    • stesso
    • scuola
  48. In inglese “west“ significa…
    • ruota
    • est
    • ✅ ovest
    • settimana
  49. “I won't go out … he telephones me.“
    • if not
    • ✅ unless
    • if though
    • even then
  50. Il participio di “to saw” è…
    • sawd
    • ✅ sawn
    • sown
    • sawen
  51. In inglese “understand” significa…
    • subire
    • ✅ capire
    • preoccupare
    • ficcare
  52. “The value of the Euro … during the last two years.”
    • lost
    • ran off
    • fell down
    • ✅ dropped
  53. “Can you put this vase of flowers … the coffee table?”
    • ✅ on
    • over
    • to
    • at
  54. “… and … Stig stayed in the lab to do some experiments.“
    • Then; now
    • Now on; then
    • ✅ Every now; then
    • Then; then
  55. “At the time of my visit last June, his son Colin … school.”
    • ✅ was just finishing
    • would finish
    • had been finished
    • has finished
  56. In inglese “horse” significa…
    • topo
    • ✅ cavallo
    • gatto
    • gallo
  57. Find the most opposite of “secret”.
    • covert
    • ✅ overt
    • friendly
    • hidden
  58. “Aren't you … on holiday?”
    • ✅ looking forward to going
    • looking back to go
    • looking forward to go
    • looking for going
  59. “My first name is Luca; my … is Bianchi.”
    • job
    • name
    • ✅ surname
    • forename
  60. “I am … a new flat.”
    • searching at
    • searching in
    • looking on
    • ✅ looking for
  61. “He … in Paris today.”
    • ✅ is supposed to be
    • was supposed to being
    • was supposed
    • is supposed
  62. Il passato di “to hear” è…
    • hearen
    • heart
    • ✅ heard
    • heared
  63. “Always consult the dictionary to … the meaning of words.”
    • look in
    • ✅ look up
    • look out
    • look over
  64. “He is going … Amsterdam.”
    • ✅ to
    • at
    • from
    • of
  65. In inglese “begin” significa…
    • ✅ iniziare
    • prima
    • dietro
    • migliore
  66. “My husband comes … England.”
    • in
    • at
    • ✅ from
    • off
  67. Il participio di “to take“ è…
    • taked
    • took
    • tooken
    • ✅ taken
  68. “If I … money, I … go on holiday.“
    • have / would
    • had / will
    • ✅ had / would
    • would / would
  69. In inglese “bid” significa…
    • mordere
    • legare
    • scommettere
    • ✅ fare un'offerta
  70. “They said they were going to come, but they haven't … yet.”
    • turned down
    • turned off
    • turned in
    • ✅ turned up
  71. In inglese “strong” significa…
    • strada
    • ancora
    • ✅ forte
    • studiare
  72. In inglese “throw” significa…
    • nuotare
    • ficcare
    • ✅ gettare
    • lacerare
  73. In inglese “bleed” significa…
    • soffiare
    • rompere
    • ✅ sanguinare
    • mordere
  74. In inglese “such” significa…
    • ✅ così
    • studiare
    • strada
    • sole
  75. “He has never broken the law or … a crime.”
    • done
    • acted
    • made
    • ✅ committed
  76. Find the best description for “cheer up”.
    • almost ready to
    • depend on, count on, rely on
    • ✅ Become happy, especially after being sad
    • have fun, have a great time
  77. In inglese “yellow” significa…
    • verde
    • bianco
    • grigio
    • ✅ giallo
  78. “A letter … arrived from Milan.”
    • ✅ has just
    • was just
    • have just
    • has as soon as
  79. “… like a toast, please.”
    • ✅ I'd
    • I've
    • I'm
    • I
  80. “Fred is …; he is a very old man.“
    • ten-nine
    • nineten
    • ✅ ninety
    • nineteen
  81. “If he … without her, she will never speak to him again.“
    • will be going
    • will go
    • ✅ goes
    • go
  82. “Linda always needs … money.”
    • another
    • a few
    • ✅ so much
    • too many
  83. In inglese “to deal” significa…
    • scavare
    • strisciare
    • fare
    • ✅ trattare
  84. Il passato di “to let“ è…
    • leted
    • ✅ let
    • lat
    • leten
  85. Il participio di “to fall“ è…
    • fellen
    • fell
    • falled
    • ✅ fallen
  86. “Some people waste food … others haven't enough.”
    • ✅ while
    • in spite
    • also
    • when
  87. “… do you think it takes to get to the airport?”
    • what time
    • How
    • ✅ How long
    • What
  88. “When she called his name he turned ….”
    • roundly
    • along
    • backward
    • ✅ around
  89. “I haven't … Colin since I moved away.“
    • seed
    • see
    • ✅ seen
    • saw
  90. Il participio di “to bleed” è…
    • bleden
    • bleeded
    • ✅ bled
    • bleeden
  91. “I was waiting at the airport when I … the announcement.”
    • ✅ heard
    • was hearing
    • have heard
    • hear
  92. “Those workers are on strike for higher …”
    • fees
    • sacks
    • ✅ wages
    • overtime
  93. “She kissed … friend just when I was looking at...“
    • you/them
    • hers/his
    • him/his
    • ✅ his/her
  94. “By the time Colin got to the port, he … the boat.”
    • ✅ had missed
    • have missed
    • missed
    • was missing
  95. “Colin is the man … wife won the Academy award.”
    • whose the
    • his the
    • of who
    • ✅ whose
  96. In inglese “here“ significa…
    • alto
    • ✅ qui
    • suo
    • lui
  97. In inglese “spend” significa…
    • versare
    • seminare
    • ✅ spendere
    • accelerare
  98. In inglese “spread“ significa…
    • guastare
    • ✅ espandere
    • rimbalzare
    • sputare
  99. “She's very old. She needs someone to … her.”
    • ✅ look after
    • look for
    • look at
    • look before
  100. “If you … the key, we wouldn't be locked out of the office.”
    • didn't forget
    • forgot
    • wouldn't forget
    • ✅ hadn't forgotten

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