Quiz Inglese: Difesa – 3° livello – pagina 17

Domande e risposte 1601–1700

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1601. L'espressione “faculty” significa:

      • opzionale
      • arguzia
      • ✅ facoltà
      • destrezza
1602. Quale tra le seguenti è la richiesta di permesso più formale:

      • ✅ might I ask a question?
      • could I ask a question?
      • may I ask a question?
      • can I ask a question?
1603. I haven't watched movies … a month.

      • within
      • ✅ for
      • since
      • of
1604. We talk … movies every day.

      • to
      • ✅ about
      • in
      • at
1605. So sorry I'm late. … have you waited?

      • How much
      • ✅ How long
      • How much time
      • How long time
1606. … jacket is nice.

      • You
      • You're
      • Yours
      • ✅ Your
1607. We will arrive … the station soon.

      • ✅ at
      • on
      • to
      • for
1608. Il termine “brother” significa:

      • sorella
      • figlia
      • figlio
      • ✅ fratello
1609. Il plurale di “mouse” è:

      • mouses
      • mousses
      • mousse
      • ✅ mice
1610. Where are you …?

      • for
      • by
      • at for
      • ✅ from
1611. I've … my best friend for 15 years. We still get on well.

      • ✅ been knowing
      • was knowing
      • know
      • had known
1612. He is the person … wife makes excellent cakes.

      • which
      • who
      • ✅ whose
      • that
1613. I may … on vacation, next year.

      • to going
      • ✅ go
      • going
      • to go
1614. Jack … shopping.

      • like going
      • ✅ likes to go
      • like to going
      • like to go
1615. Do you … play video games?

      • ✅ ever
      • not never
      • never
      • never not
1616. I … a policeman.

      • ✅ 'm not
      • am no
      • am n't
      • amn't
1617. Mark must wear glasses, …?

      • he must
      • he mustn't
      • ✅ mustn't he
      • must not he
1618. Have you found a job …?

      • ✅ yet
      • already
      • ever
      • just
1619. Il termine “foreigner” significa:

      • ✅ straniero
      • strano
      • solitario
      • sconosciuto
1620. I've … tried Indian Food.

      • ✅ never
      • ever
      • yet
      • either
1621. I listen.. music in the evening.

      • ..
      • for
      • at
      • ✅ to
1622. Il termine “premier” significa:

      • calcio inglese
      • capo
      • prima visione
      • ✅ primo ministro
1623. Il termine “eye” significa:

      • io
      • orecchio
      • ciao
      • ✅ occhio
1624. Mark … hard.

      • work
      • ✅ works
      • working
      • work's
1625. They always stay ….

      • ✅ together
      • lonely
      • with
      • solitary
1626. … Michael … studied his lesson?

      • …/has
      • Have/…
      • .../have
      • ✅ Has/...
1627. In Inglese britannico “college” significa:

      • ✅ scuola superiore
      • università
      • scuola elementare
      • collegio
1628. This is the … beautiful day of my life.

      • more
      • much
      • best
      • ✅ most
1629. … they … pasta?

      • are/to eating
      • are/eat
      • are/to eat
      • ✅ are/eating
1630. They won't come tomorrow, …?

      • they won't
      • won't they
      • ✅ will they
      • they will
1631. Il termine “magazine” significa:

      • ✅ rivista
      • deposito
      • magazzino
      • fumetto
1632. Il termine “shower” significa:

      • spettacolo televisivo
      • mostrare
      • ✅ doccia
      • provare
1633. The pen is … the credenza.

      • over
      • to
      • at
      • ✅ on
1634. I want to go out because it's ….

      • chilly
      • cold
      • ✅ hot
      • rainy
1635. Come si traduce in Inglese: “smetti di fumare”

      • stop to smoke
      • stop smoke
      • ✅ stop smoking
      • stopping smoke
1636. Il termine “father” significa:

      • ✅ padre
      • cognato
      • zio
      • genero
1637. Scegli un alternativa alla frase: “Maria likes wearing hats”.

      • Maria likes having hats
      • Maria likes putting over hats
      • Maria likes putting up hats
      • ✅ Maria likes putting on hats
1638. I have … in the evening.

      • working
      • work
      • ✅ to work
      • to working
1639. L'espressione “well” significa:

      • ✅ bene
      • buono
      • molto
      • bravo
1640. I'm not coming tonight because I have a busy work … tomorrow.

      • list
      • ✅ schedule
      • itinerary
      • routine
1641. L'espressione “abroad” significa:

      • ✅ all'estero
      • abbordare
      • oltremare
      • grande
1642. What's your … football team?

      • ✅ favourite
      • best
      • better
      • preferite
1643. I'm thinking of … a new house.

      • buy
      • ✅ buying
      • to buy
      • to buying
1644. I work … a big company.

      • to
      • from
      • by
      • ✅ for
1645. Il termine “eat” significa:

      • bere
      • esso
      • essa
      • ✅ mangiare
1646. She is … quick … me.

      • as/...
      • .../as
      • ✅ as/as
      • as/like
1647. Il verbo “make up” significa:

      • fare
      • ✅ inventare
      • mettersi cosmetici
      • costruire
1648. I... a big car.

      • 've get
      • 're got
      • ✅ 've got
      • 're get
1649. … shopping online?

      • I should doing
      • I should do
      • should do
      • ✅ should I do
1650. Nice to meet you, Mark. Nice to meet you …, John.

      • to
      • though
      • two
      • ✅ too
1651. Il termine “always” significa:

      • ✅ sempre
      • a volte
      • spesso
      • mai
1652. Il verbo “to lift” significa:

      • ✅ sollevare
      • scivolare
      • tirare
      • spostare
1653. I work ….

      • ✅ happily
      • happely
      • happly
      • happilly
1654. I … a headache all day.

      • had
      • ✅ 've had
      • 've been having
      • 'm having
1655. I have … time.

      • ✅ no
      • many
      • much
      • nothing
1656. Is … name John?

      • your brothers
      • you're brother's
      • ✅ your brother's
      • you're brothers
1657. L'espressione “neither/nor” significa:

      • questo/quello
      • con/senza
      • ✅ né/né
      • o/o
1658. We will … a plane next year.

      • go
      • leave
      • travel
      • ✅ take
1659. Do you have … furniture in your room?

      • a
      • those
      • ✅ any
      • these
1660. I'm against … experiments on animals.

      • ✅ doing
      • to do
      • do
      • to doing
1661. Do you know Jim? No, I ….

      • don't know know Jim
      • ✅ don't
      • doesn't
      • know him
1662. Tell me … you.

      • of
      • ✅ about
      • from
      • at
1663. We have seen many laws … recently.

      • inserted
      • insertion
      • introduction
      • ✅ introduced
1664. The window is made … glass.

      • ✅ of
      • with
      • in
      • by
1665. … Michael … in the evening?

      • Does/has to cook
      • do/have to cook
      • ✅ Does/have to cook
      • Does/have cook
1666. L'espressione “plan” significa:

      • pane
      • planare
      • ✅ piano
      • pianoforte
1667. … any people at the party last night.

      • there was
      • there wasn't
      • ✅ there weren't
      • there were
1668. The bar is … the right of the street.

      • at
      • ✅ on
      • of
      • in
1669. Il plurale di “foot” è:

      • ✅ feet
      • footes
      • feets
      • foots
1670. Christmas is … December

      • at
      • by
      • ✅ in
      • on
1671. Il termine “think” significa:

      • ringraziare
      • sentire
      • immaginare
      • ✅ pensare
1672. I've … eaten … today.

      • .../just
      • .../yet
      • ✅ already/…
      • already/yet
1673. I am ….

      • 23 years young
      • 23 year old
      • ✅ 23 years old
      • 23 years
1674. Quale tra le seguenti è la richiesta più formale:

      • could you help me?
      • ✅ might you help me?
      • should you help me?
      • would you help me?
1675. … city are you …?

      • From which/…
      • Where/from
      • ✅ Which/from
      • What/at
1676. … he … more careful, he could have passed the test.

      • If/been
      • If/is
      • ✅ Had/been
      • If/would be
1677. Give me an … of the concept.

      • demo
      • ✅ example
      • sample
      • try
1678. You should back …, it's not your fight.

      • over
      • on
      • ✅ down
      • up
1679. Where … you …?

      • is/from
      • is/in
      • are/at
      • ✅ are/from
1680. How … is your house from here?

      • ✅ far
      • short
      • distance
      • long
1681. Il termine “sea” significa:

      • vedere
      • lago
      • cercare
      • ✅ mare
1682. L'espressione “headache” significa:

      • taglio di capelli
      • scoppola
      • bernoccolo
      • ✅ mal di testa
1683. I've visited Greece ….

      • in the past
      • last week
      • last summer
      • ✅ this year
1684. I want … to eat.

      • ✅ something
      • anything
      • any things
      • no thing
1685. … pen is this?

      • ✅ Whose
      • whom
      • Who's
      • what's
1686. I'm...the big bedroom.

      • ✅ in
      • around
      • over
      • from
1687. Il phrasal verb “put on” significa:

      • ✅ indossare
      • mettere sopra
      • vestirsi
      • togliere
1688. … me the best football player in history

      • ✅ Name
      • Listen to
      • Speak
      • Say
1689. Mark … a sister.

      • don't have
      • ✅ doesn't have
      • does not has
      • doesn't has
1690. Quale, tra le seguenti alternative, ha lo stesso significato della frase: “he always visits his grandparents”.

      • he always sees his grandparents'
      • he always goes to his grandparents'
      • he always finds his grandparents'
      • ✅ he always goes around to his grandparents'
1691. My house is … San Lorenzo

      • ✅ in
      • at
      • for
      • on
1692. Where is the Underground? It's … the corner.

      • at
      • behind
      • over
      • ✅ around
1693. Come si traduce in Inglese: “lei vuole che io le parli”?

      • ✅ she wants me to speak to her
      • she wants that I speak to her
      • she wants me speaking to her
      • she wants I to speak to her
1694. Did you not see the road …?

      • cartel
      • ✅ sign
      • carton
      • insignia
1695. The jackpot was really big because … played the lottery the week before.

      • ✅ no one
      • someone
      • everyone
      • anyone
1696. I can speak 5 languages and ….

      • Michael can so
      • can so Michael
      • too Michael
      • ✅ so can Michael
1697. I have … best friends.

      • to
      • ✅ two
      • though
      • too
1698. My parents … me watch TV when I want.

      • do
      • leave
      • makes
      • ✅ let
1699. I can't buy those jeans because they are ….

      • nice
      • funny
      • ✅ expensive
      • cheap
1700. Give me some … pizza, please.

      • another
      • all
      • any
      • ✅ more