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Quiz Inglese: Difesa – 3° livello – pagina 48

5920 domande ufficiali di inglese della banca dati Difesa – 3° 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 show” è…
    • showet
    • shud
    • showen
    • ✅ showed
  2. Il passato di “to buy” è…
    • ✅ bought
    • buyen
    • buy
    • buyed
  3. In inglese “find“ significa…
    • ✅ trovare
    • fuoco
    • finale
    • bene
  4. “Some tourists were missing, since they had been … by a group of terrorists.“
    • ✅ kidnapped
    • carried
    • raped
    • robbed
  5. “The ship … so all the passengers jumped into the lifeboats.”
    • ✅ was sinking
    • sank
    • is sinking
    • sinked
  6. In inglese “ to cast” significa…
    • comprare
    • prendere
    • scegliere
    • ✅ lanciare
  7. “Have you ever been … the United States?“
    • ✅ to
    • too
    • by
    • at
  8. “He says he … answer the phone.”
    • gets
    • is going
    • ought
    • ✅ will
  9. In inglese “reach” significa…
    • ✅ raggiungere
    • domanda
    • leggere
    • pioggia
  10. In inglese “machine” significa…
    • fare
    • principale
    • macina
    • ✅ macchina
  11. “I am sure you will … what I've been saying.”
    • bear down
    • bear away
    • ✅ bear out
    • bear in
  12. Il participio di “to meet” è…
    • meeten
    • ✅ met
    • meten
    • meeted
  13. In inglese “so” significa…
    • lento
    • canzone
    • neve
    • ✅ così
  14. In inglese “to pass“ significa…
    • pagina
    • modello
    • ✅ passare
    • parte
  15. In inglese “product” significa…
    • ✅ prodotto
    • produrre
    • tirare
    • premere
  16. “What will you do if it …?“
    • rain
    • will rain
    • ✅ rains
    • rained
  17. “Linda is Spanish but … passport is English.”
    • his
    • their
    • your
    • ✅ her
  18. “Linda and Colin have grown up. Now … are 18.”
    • them
    • we
    • their
    • ✅ they
  19. “My grandmother had left the door …, that's why some thieves broke in.“
    • ✅ ajar
    • closed
    • shut
    • locked
  20. In inglese “to study” significa…
    • storia
    • forte
    • ✅ studiare
    • come
  21. “It's been raining … early morning.”
    • for
    • from
    • by the
    • ✅ since
  22. “He appears … on the project at the moment.“
    • to be worked
    • ✅ to be working
    • to have worked
    • to work
  23. “The shops are quite … - only two minutes' walk.”
    • chesty
    • heady
    • ✅ handy
    • cheeky
  24. “He looks forward to … his girlfriend tonight.”
    • ✅ meeting
    • have met
    • be met
    • meet
  25. “We really like … new motorbike. We are very happy we have bought …!“
    • ✅ our/it
    • mine/it
    • ours/her
    • hers/them
  26. “Please do sit …: I want to cheer you …”
    • in/out
    • up/down
    • on/in
    • ✅ down/up
  27. “Colin was … to win the competition.”
    • fortuned
    • ✅ lucky
    • luck
    • unlucky
  28. “… money do you have in your wallet?”
    • ✅ How much
    • How many
    • What
    • What much
  29. “He stood … the doctor.”
    • ✅ beside
    • side
    • about
    • on
  30. “German isn't … easy … English.”
    • as/ like
    • much/ than
    • ✅ as/ as
    • so/ that
  31. “Although there are … outbursts of gunfire, we can report that the major rebellion has been suppressed.”
    • heinous
    • nocturnal
    • ✅ isolated
    • bitter
  32. In inglese “less” significa…
    • ✅ meno
    • lettera
    • lasciare
    • sinistra
  33. Il participio di “to sweep” è…
    • swepten
    • sweeped
    • sweepen
    • ✅ swept
  34. “After … for three hours, he felt tired.”
    • have walked
    • ✅ walking
    • walked
    • been walk
  35. In inglese “to dream” significa…
    • ✅ sognare
    • bere
    • fare
    • dimorare
  36. Il participio di “to begin” è…
    • ✅ begun
    • began
    • beginen
    • begined
  37. “Aren't they friends …?”
    • of you
    • to yours
    • of yourself
    • ✅ of yours
  38. “Colin looks … older than he is.“
    • very
    • enough
    • many
    • ✅ a great deal
  39. “Spanish is … language in the world.“
    • the second more spoken
    • the second least spoken
    • ✅ the second most spoken
    • the second plus spoken
  40. “Architects travel to Greece and Italy to … the marvels of classic design.”
    • recollect
    • embellish
    • recall
    • ✅ study
  41. “They … Rome when they got a flat tyre.”
    • were just entered
    • will just enter
    • just entered
    • ✅ had just entered
  42. “… does it take to get to the city center … the suburbs?“
    • When; to
    • ✅ How long; from
    • Who long; from
    • What; for
  43. “… Colin says is very funny.“
    • When
    • ✅ What
    • That
    • Which
  44. “My husband is very bad … remembering names.”
    • for
    • to
    • ✅ at
    • in
  45. In inglese “fire” significa…
    • bene
    • ✅ fuoco
    • primo
    • pesce
  46. “The airplane was delayed … fog.”
    • so that
    • because
    • since
    • ✅ due to
  47. “I wish to see the manager to … about the terrible service.”
    • criticise
    • ✅ complain
    • lament
    • tell out
  48. “If I had studied more, I … the exam.”
    • ✅ would have passed
    • could pass
    • passed
    • had passed
  49. “I was able to …my baggage just five minutes after leaving the plane.”
    • rescue
    • review
    • ✅ retrieve
    • recover
  50. “By next Christmas, the school … operational for three years.”
    • will been
    • have been
    • ✅ will have been
    • will have being
  51. In inglese “page” significa…
    • carta
    • ✅ pagina
    • foglio
    • possedere
  52. Find the best description for “be my guest”.
    • not have
    • be noticeable
    • depend on, rely on, bank on
    • ✅ do what you want, feel free, help yourself
  53. In inglese “to shear” significa…
    • mandare
    • spargere
    • scuotere
    • ✅ tosare
  54. “… time does the airplane leave?”
    • Which one
    • ✅ What
    • Where
    • When
  55. “I went there …“
    • ✅ by myself
    • from alone
    • to myself
    • by me
  56. “Bring Bobbie when you come, … Jack?”
    • ✅ will you
    • didn't you
    • won't you
    • shan't you
  57. “She did not turn up this morning; she must … her bus.”
    • miss
    • ✅ have missed
    • has missed
    • have been missed
  58. “I haven't … Linda since I moved away.“
    • see
    • ✅ seen
    • saw
    • watched
  59. In inglese “whip” significa…
    • pugnale
    • nave
    • motoscafo
    • ✅ frusta
  60. In inglese “to contain” significa…
    • paese
    • completare
    • corretto
    • ✅ contenere
  61. “… tall this building is!”
    • What a
    • How a
    • ✅ How
    • How much
  62. “The player turned to run, fell and … a leg.”
    • ✅ sprained
    • tortured
    • distressed
    • tweaked
  63. “Colin is very forgetful: you'll have to … or he'll never do all the things you want him to do.”
    • keep him up
    • keep around him
    • keep him on
    • ✅ keep on at him
  64. In inglese “slink“ significa…
    • scivolare
    • tagliare
    • ✅ sgattaiolare
    • chiudere
  65. L'espressione “fissare qualcuno (con lo sguardo)” può essere tradotta con…
    • ✅ to stare at somebody
    • to peep at somebody
    • to gag somebody
    • to glance at somebody
  66. Il corretto significato di “lunatic” è…
    • ✅ pazzo
    • lunatico
    • periodico
    • lunare
  67. “His daughters don't get any exercise. They just watch television ….“
    • ✅ all day
    • each time
    • every time
    • all time
  68. Il participio di “to flee” è…
    • ✅ fled
    • fleed
    • fleen
    • fleden
  69. “They don't speak Italian, ….“
    • they don't?
    • don't they?
    • ✅ do they?
    • they do?
  70. “I'd rather … floors than … money by blackmailing people.”
    • scrubbed/ made
    • to scrub/ to make
    • ✅ scrub/ make
    • will scrub/ making
  71. Find the best description for “bite off more than one can chew”.
    • need practice or review
    • tolerate, put up with
    • ✅ take on more responsibility than one can handle
    • consider
  72. Il passato di “to eat” è…
    • eat
    • ✅ ate
    • eaten
    • eated
  73. L'espressione “to get on well with someone” può essere tradotta con…
    • volere bene a qualcuno
    • ricevere complimenti da qualcuno
    • ✅ andare d'accordo con qualcuno
    • istruire bene qualcuno
  74. “Elbow, knee and shoulder are ….”
    • nerves
    • ✅ joints
    • cartilage
    • muscles
  75. “… so many people been unemployed in Italy.”
    • ✅ Never before have
    • In the past, there never have
    • More than ever before
    • More than ever were
  76. “I remember that in that period I … be tired and … cry a lot.”
    • would/had to
    • was to/did
    • would/must
    • ✅ would/would
  77. L'espressione “to let one's hair down” può essere tradotta con…
    • essere spigliati
    • allungarsi i capelli
    • perdere i capelli
    • ✅ lasciarsi andare
  78. Il corretto significato di “definitely” è…
    • ✅ certamente
    • finale
    • definitivamente
    • ultimo
  79. “I watched a very interesting interview … the trainer of the Italian team.”
    • ✅ with
    • at
    • by
    • to
  80. “Have you decided what …?”
    • would order
    • ordering
    • ✅ to order
    • order
  81. “It's better to stay away from the building … the bomb explodes.”
    • ✅ in case
    • providing
    • unless
    • because
  82. “We can't get down to the beach this way. We … go back.”
    • ✅ had better
    • will
    • were to
    • would
  83. “The police stopped me for … the speed limit.“
    • superimposing
    • ✅ breaking
    • surpassing
    • transcending
  84. L'espressione “to make up one's mind” può essere tradotta con…
    • ✅ decidersi
    • istruirsi
    • svegliarsi
    • confidarsi
  85. Il participio di “to leap” è…
    • leapen
    • leapten
    • leapd
    • ✅ leapt
  86. “Colin's mother liked her gift because Colin … himself.”
    • picked it off
    • picked it in
    • ✅ picked it out
    • picked on it
  87. Il passato di “to wear” è…
    • wure
    • wearen
    • ✅ wore
    • weared
  88. “There isn't much fruit on the table. There's only …“
    • a few
    • few
    • any
    • ✅ a little
  89. Find the best description for “by and large”.
    • ✅ mostly, generally, on the whole
    • go too far, do too much, buy too much
    • audition for a role in a play, for example, attempt to join a team, for example
    • become friendly with, start to enjoy
  90. “I wish my son … to a decision yesterday.”
    • ✅ had come
    • to come
    • came
    • would come
  91. Find the best description for “as a rule”.
    • ✅ generally, customarily
    • give someone the maximum punishment
    • solve a problem
    • respect the law
  92. “Arthur … the date in the almanac.”
    • pushed
    • put up
    • ✅ checked
    • raised
  93. “You should have … when you kicked sand into my face.”
    • ✅ apologised
    • made your excuses
    • begged to pardon
    • asked mercy
  94. Il passato di “to teach“ è…
    • ✅ taught
    • taucht
    • teachen
    • teached
  95. In inglese “note” significa…
    • ✅ nota
    • prossimo
    • nord
    • niente
  96. “Colin is a good friend of ….”
    • me
    • my
    • you
    • ✅ mine
  97. Il passato di “to hurt“ è…
    • ✅ hurt
    • hart
    • hurted
    • hurten
  98. “Mary … the television yesterday.“
    • looked at
    • viewed
    • saw
    • ✅ watched
  99. “You realize that you were driving at 120 mph, don't you? - No officer, It …. This car can't do more than 80.”
    • couldn't been
    • didn't need to be
    • ✅ couldn't be me
    • needn't have been
  100. “I won't go out … he calls me.”
    • even then
    • ✅ unless
    • if though
    • if not

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