EYFT Year 1 Lesson 25 Progress Test 6

student-and-professor

Question 1 — Lesson 22 Gap Fill: Universities

How do you say “fields” in Japanese?

分野

設立

講義

研究

Question 2 — Lesson 22 Gap Fill: Universities

How do you say “学者” in English?

scholars

research

attend

roughly

Question 3 — Lesson 22 Gap Fill: Universities

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “He is _______ 1.5 meters tall.”

roughly

attend

scholars

Which of the following is correct?

I am interested in many fields of study.

I will attend the house.

I originates in Japan.

I founded my homework yesterday.

Question 5 — Lesson 22 Gap Fill: Universities

Choose the best answer to the following question: “In what country does takoyaki originate?”

It originates in Japan.

It origins in Mongolia.

It originates in Tokyo.

It originates in America.

old-tvs

Question 6 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

How do you say “appear” in Japanese?

現れる

受け取る

発明された

世紀

Question 7 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

How do you say “世紀” in English?

century

affordable

standard

broadcasting

Question 8 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “Sharks ______ frightening in most photos.”

appear

receive

standard

broadcasting

Question 9 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

Which of the following is correct?

Cameras are a standard feature on phones now.

They will broadcasting my favorite show.

Affordable items are very expensive.

I will receive a gift to my friend on her birthday.

Question 10 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

Choose the best answer to the following question: “Do you like expensive products?”

No I don't, because I can't afford them.

Yes I do, because I invented them.

No I don't, because the edges are big.

I can't receive them.

newly-weds

Question 11 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

How do you say “involved” in Japanese?

関係する

既婚

普段の

宴会

Question 12 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

How do you say “普段の” in English?

commonplace

ceremony

traditionally

married

Question 13 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “Let’s ________ gifts after the party.”

exchange

married

involved

speeches

Question 14 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

Which of the following is correct?

I want to get married in a garden.

Churches are in to get married.

A bride traditionally wears a black dress.

Weddings are commonplace at school.

Question 15 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

Choose the best answer to the following question: “How much can you eat at a banquet?”

You can eat a lot of food at a banquet.

You can't eat at a banquet.

You eat a garden at a banquet.

It is commonplace to eat a banquet.

console-and-controllers

Question 16 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

How do you say “popular” in Japanese?

Question 17 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

How do you say “携帯できる” in English?

handheld

machine

portable

controllers

Question 18 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

Choose the word that best fills in the gap: “The population of Tokyo is __________ 10 million people.”

approximately

worldwide

popular

lifetime

Question 19 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

Which of the following is correct?

The Nintendo Switch is a portable game console.

Pachinko is a portable game console.

A game console is not a machine.

A game console cannot be portable.

Question 20 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

Choose the best answer to the following question: “How many machines have you used in your lifetime?”

I have used many machines in my lifetime.

Machines are not popular in my lifetime.

I have never used a machine in my lifetime.

I used a machine in my life.

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Question 1 — Lesson 22 Gap Fill: Universities

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Question 6 — Lesson 23 Gap Fill: Television

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Question 11 — Lesson 24 Gap Fill: Weddings

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Question 16 — Lesson 25 Gap Fill: Video Game Consoles

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