TEST "A Healthy Lifestyle"

Complete the sentences with proper words:

eyelid, hiking, overeat, fizzy, scenery, generous.

1. Healthy eating doesn't mean having       drinks.

2. It's good for your health to go        .

3. You can always borrow some money from him as he is a          person.

4. To lose weight you shouldn't         .

5. She has to go to the doctor because her        hurts.

6. The place is amazing with such a wonderful         .

Match the following verbs to their definitions.

Complete the sentences with the adverbs of manner.

1. Ann is happy. She smiles         .

2. Kevin's English is fluent. He speaks          .

3. Dorothy is a good dancer. She dances really      .

4. David was a fast runner. He can run      .

5. Susan is in a bad mood. He treats everyone       .

6. The task was easy. All the students did it        .

Match the phrases to make up sentences.

Choose the correct variant.

1. It is            [a, the, no article] worst nightmare I've ever heard.

2. When I came in, he was sleeping like            [a, the, no article] log.

3. The baby was crying all night and I didn't sleep            [a, the, no article] wink till the morning.

4. I usually eat            [a, the, no article] banana as a snack.

5.            [A, The, No article] sleep is very important.

6.            [An, The, No article] exercise wakes you up. Don't exercise before bedtime.

Complete the recommendations about healthy lifestyle with should or shouldn't.

1. You           [should, shouldn't] drink a lot of water.

2. You           [should, shouldn't] eat fruit and vegetables.

3. You           [should, shouldn't] play computer games as long as you like.

4. You           [should, shouldn't] do morning exercise every day.

5. You           [should, shouldn't] get enough sleep.

6. You           [should, shouldn't] go to bed late.

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

I have just had a ... nightmare.

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

One third of our life we spend ... .

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

Your ... depends on your eating habbits.

Mark the correct variant to complete the sentence.

Parents should make children eat ... and healthy food.

Complete the sentences with the Present Continuous for future use.

1. I             (visit) Joe next week.

2. We                (get up) early this Saturday to play golf.

3. They can play tennis tomorrow. They                 (not work).

4. He              (not go) to school this Monday.

5. Where     you       (go) for your vacation?

6. What     we        (eat) for dinner?

Fill in the gaps using Present Simple, Present Continuous or Future Simple.

1. The English lesson        (to start) at 8:45.

2. I don't think the exam         (be) very difficult.

3. I promise I               (not tell) your secret to anyone.

4. He                (not leave) tomorrow.

5. This is my last day here. I          (go) back to England tomorrow.

6. Hurry up! The conference        (begin) in 20 minutes.