Quizzes Facebook Instagram Youtube Quizzes Practise your English skills with fun and more academic quizzes, you can even in prizes and free English classes! Join Classes English Quizzes 12345678910111213 Halloween Quiz 1 / 13 What is this? witch vampire halloween ghost 2 / 13 What is this? halloween jack-o-lantern ghost vampire 3 / 13 What is this? Witch Ghost Mummy Frankenstein 4 / 13 What is this? Vampire Mummy Zombie Grim Reaper 5 / 13 Match the words to the correct definitions: a pumpkin that has had its insides removed and a face cut into it for Halloweena pumpkin that has had its insides removed and a face cut into it for Halloween Select an answerhaunted houseCostumeTrick or TreatHorrorJack-o-lantern Genre that often deal with the viewer’s nightmares, hidden fears and terror of the unknown Select an answerhaunted houseCostumeTrick or TreatHorrorJack-o-lantern A custom on Halloween in which children knock on people’s doors to ask for candy Select an answerhaunted houseCostumeTrick or TreatHorrorJack-o-lantern A building where by ghosts live and are thought to have died Select an answerhaunted houseCostumeTrick or TreatHorrorJack-o-lantern Something people wear, usually scary during Halloween, that is to look like something or someone else Select an answerhaunted houseCostumeTrick or TreatHorrorJack-o-lantern 6 / 13 Halloween Halloween is a celebration that happens on the 31st of October. It originally came from a Christian religious day. The 1st of November is All Saints Day, so Halloween is the eve or night before this. Nowadays it is mainly just an excuse for people to have fun. The holiday was mainly celebrated in America and from there has spread to many other countries. It is meant to be the day, and mainly the night, when monsters come out of hiding. This means that people associate scary and frightening things with Halloween. Where does Halloween come from? Halloween is the eve or night before All Saints Day People were scared of the monsters on All Saints Day It comes from American thanksgiving People were scared of the dark night 7 / 13 There are three main traditions linked to Halloween. The first is carving pumpkins, the second is decorating your house and the third is trick-or-treating. Pumpkins are big vegetables that go an orange color when they are ripe and ready to eat. People carve a pattern into the outside of the pumpkin. It is traditional to carve your pumpkin into a scary face. Then when it is dark you put a candle or light inside the pumpkin so the light shines out of the frightening face that was carved. Then the pumpkins would be used to decorate your house. You would put them in a window or on the front porch so people in the street can see them. However, the decorations have become much better over the years. Now people try to make their houses look as if they are a haunted house by making skeletons to hang in the garden or putting tombstones outside the house. Finally, children will get dressed up in costumes and go out trick-or-treating. This is where they go to people’s houses and ask for sweets or candy, their treat. If the house refused to give them anything then they would play a trick on the house. Which of the following is NOT part of Halloween? Trick-or-treat Carving pumpkins Decorating your house Singing special songs 8 / 13 Listen to the Audio and answer the question below. https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/1.mp3 Where will they go for Halloween? A church A gate A haunted house A cemetery 9 / 13 Listen to the audio and answer the questions https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/2.mp3 What is the audio about? costumes children candy trick or treating 10 / 13 Listen to the audio and answer the question? https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/3.mp3 What did he use to dress up as? prince zombie mummy pirate 11 / 13 What color is a witch's cat? black white brown orange 12 / 13 People wear it on their face during Halloween. costume mask hat cap 13 / 13 When is Halloween? October 30th December 25th October 31st November 1st Enter your E-mail to get a chance of winning a free hour of English private classes By entering your E-mail, you agree to receive offers and advertisements from the Garden English Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte Restart quiz 123456789101112131415 Level Test 1 / 15 What time ____ you get up? – I get up at 6.00. where do did 2 / 15 How ___ people are coming? much any many 3 / 15 They have _____ rain in summer. many very little few 4 / 15 We've got a ___ of luggage. a lot of any many 5 / 15 I _____ you! 'm not believing don't believe 6 / 15 Do you want __ sandwich? I've got cheese and bread in the shopping bag. a an the 7 / 15 Let's call Rory. He'll ___ arrived by now. having haven't have 8 / 15 She passed her driving test, _____ she made a lot of mistakes. even thouh despite in spite of 9 / 15 ____ you know, the factory will shut down in May. like as 10 / 15 _____ at a conference on Saturday. I'm speaking I'll speak 11 / 15 _____ go to the party? I'm really tired. Can we Can't we Do we have to 12 / 15 I'll _____. look into it look it into 13 / 15 On ___ her former owner, the dog ran across the room to greet him. seeing see having seen 14 / 15 Next Friday is _____, thankfully! the day of pay pay day 15 / 15 Never again ____ I trust him after he told them my secret. have will had Your score is Facebook Twitter Restart quiz /20 English Grammar A1/A2 quiz Test your A1/A2 English Grammar with this quiz. 1 / 20 They have _____ rain in summer. very little few many 2 / 20 No, he ______. haven't hasn't not have 3 / 20 I have _____ questions. a few much a bit of 4 / 20 He's a big dog but you don't need to be ___. frightening frightened 5 / 20 He ____ to different countries for work. (FLY) flies flying fly 6 / 20 _____ a café in the station? Is there Are there There is 7 / 20 She's not answering. _____ her phone with her? Is she having Does she have 8 / 20 They want to be involved ___ making some decisions. on about in 9 / 20 He's interested ___ buying the car. about on in 10 / 20 The books are _____ the laptop between on next to 11 / 20 Shall we meet ___ 9.00? in on at 12 / 20 Are you making bread? It _____ amazing. 's smelling smells 13 / 20 My daughter does piano classes after ___ school. the an 'none' a 14 / 20 _____ students understand this. Few Much A little 15 / 20 Sarah hurt her ankle while she _____. was running ran 16 / 20 I'll meet you _____ the bus stop. on at in 17 / 20 The last question on the test was really _____. confused confusing 18 / 20 I am watching a really ____ movie. interested interesting 19 / 20 ____ your friend a scientist? – No, he's an artist. Do Can Is 20 / 20 What _____ at around 8 a.m. this morning? did you do were you doing Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz B1/B2 Grammar Quiz Check out this B1/B2 Grammar quiz and see where you need improvement. 1 / 20 Let's call Rory. He'll ___ arrived by now. having have haven't 2 / 20 Our table at the restaurant is at 1 p.m. Do you think we'll have ___ lunch by 3 p.m.? ate eaten eat 3 / 20 The project _____ delayed if I don't finish this report on time. will be would be is 4 / 20 I _____ you it wasn't a good idea if you'd asked me. would tell would have told will tell 5 / 20 If he _____ the penalty, we would have won Saturday's game. had scored would score scored 6 / 20 You don't have to pay. It's ___ free. completely a bit very 7 / 20 The book is ___ amazing! a lot very absolutely 8 / 20 We were ___ exhausted when we arrived home. very a lot absolutely 9 / 20 These shoes are ___ small. a bit absolutely a lot 10 / 20 _____ I borrow your black dress tonight, please? Can Mustn't Must 11 / 20 He _____ known about it when I saw him. I'm sure he would have told me. couldn't have must have might have 12 / 20 I ___ a really sporty person. used to be would be 13 / 20 Sorry, I'm late! How long ___? have you been waiting have you waited 14 / 20 That's the worst film I ___ in my life! 've seen saw 15 / 20 It took me 2 weeks to ______. get it over get over it 16 / 20 It took me two weeks to recover ___ the flu. from in of 17 / 20 Tax is based ___ how much you earn. on to with 18 / 20 I should have helped more. I'm sorry I didn't _____. do enough do of enough enough do 19 / 20 He wants to be a nurse ___ he loves helping people. as like 20 / 20 I was so tired. I slept ___ a baby. like as Your score is The average score is 43% 0% Restart quiz English Grammar C1/C2 Quiz Test your Advanced English knowledge with this quiz on C1/C2 grammar, there are hundreds of questions so each time you take it you can test yourself on something new! 1 / 20 Never ___ I forget the kindness they treated us with. have had will 2 / 20 It _____ be as bad as you think. might not mustn't 3 / 20 _____ live in the area are delighted with the new car-free zones. Those who These Those 4 / 20 I know she hasn't got much money but she buys my children presents as if she _____ rich. is was will 5 / 20 I will send you a copy of the documents if you need them. I will send you a copy of the documents _____ them. should you need had you need were you need 6 / 20 A: Did you have a good time at Clara's party? B: _____ was fun, but I went home quite early. It That This 7 / 20 A friend recommended this restaurant to me. This restaurant _____ to me by a friend. is recommended was recommended were recommended 8 / 20 I don't blame her _____ – it's not acceptable. for getting angry to get angry 9 / 20 I wish this _____ so difficult. isn't wasn't 10 / 20 We'd just moved when his daughter was born. She _____ be about ten now. can must 11 / 20 The product we received was broken. Looking at the company website, I realised ours was not the only _____ case. of these so such 12 / 20 The helpline operates 24 hours a day if anyone requires technical support. The helpline operates 24 hours a day _____ technical support. should anyone require had anyone require were anyone require 13 / 20 My passport _____ arrive before the end of the month. can should 14 / 20 Create the shortest sentence: We spend a lot of time cooking and we spend a lot of time talking to each other. We spend a lot of time cooking ___ to each other. and talking and time talking talking 15 / 20 It must be below zero outside. The _____ is frosted up! kitchen window kitchen's window 16 / 20 The author discusses classical human virtues and explains how _____ character traits are still relevant today. such those That 17 / 20 Next Friday is _____, thankfully! pay day the day of pay 18 / 20 The building collapsed, ___ two people. injuring having injured injured 19 / 20 I have never seen anything like it. Never ____ anything like it. have I seen seen have I I have seen 20 / 20 It's a particularly difficult time for _____ who are struggling to buy food and heat their houses. such these those Your score is The average score is 54% 0% Restart quiz 123456789 Valentines Day Quiz 1 / 9 What is this? heart cupid flowers doves 2 / 9 What is this? heart doves flowers cupid 3 / 9 What is this? doves heart flowers cupid 4 / 9 https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/V1.mp3 What has Giphy created? Physical gifs romantic objects love themed sweets 5 / 9 https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/V2.mp3 What are they talking about? Chelsea's boyfriend Chelsea's surprise present Chelsea's recent proposal 6 / 9 https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/V3.mp3 What is the main difference between US and UK Valentine's Day You get goods from the baker You give many cards to people You eat lots of sweet hearts 7 / 9 Lovers all over the world celebrate Valentine's Day on February 14. Valentine's Day is named after a Christian saint called Valentine. St Valentine is sometimes known as the patron saint of love. On Valentine's Day, it is traditional for lovers to express their feelings for each other by making romantic gestures. Many people buy greetings cards to send to their partners on Valentine's Day. Around a billion Valentine's Day cards are sent worldwide, every year. Teddy bears and other soft toys are popular Valentine's Day gifts. Symbols connected with Valentine's Day include hearts, flowers, doves, and Cupid, the winged Roman God of Love. Which of these things is NOT connected with Valentine's Day? savings gifts sending cards setting off fireworks 8 / 9 Lovers all over the world celebrate Valentine's Day on February 14. Valentine's Day is named after a Christian saint called Valentine. St Valentine is sometimes known as the patron saint of love. On Valentine's Day, it is traditional for lovers to express their feelings for each other by making romantic gestures. Many people buy greetings cards to send to their partners on Valentine's Day. Around a billion Valentine's Day cards are sent worldwide, every year. Teddy bears and other soft toys are popular Valentine's Day gifts. Symbols connected with Valentine's Day include hearts, flowers, doves, and Cupid, the winged Roman God of Love. Which of these birds is a symbol of Valentine's Day? robins doves turkeys 9 / 9 Lovers all over the world celebrate Valentine's Day on February 14. Valentine's Day is named after a Christian saint called Valentine. St Valentine is sometimes known as the patron saint of love. On Valentine's Day, it is traditional for lovers to express their feelings for each other by making romantic gestures. Many people buy greetings cards to send to their partners on Valentine's Day. Around a billion Valentine's Day cards are sent worldwide, every year. Teddy bears and other soft toys are popular Valentine's Day gifts. Symbols connected with Valentine's Day include hearts, flowers, doves, and Cupid, the winged Roman God of Love. Saint Valentine is sometimes known as…? The patron saint of gifts The patron saint of love The patron saint of husbands Put in your information for your chance to win a free English class! Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte Restart quiz 123456789 Christmas Quiz 1 / 9 What is this? Reindeer Elf Santa Claus Snowman 2 / 9 What is this? Snowman Santa Claus Reindeer Elf 3 / 9 What is this? Snowman Elf Reindeer Santa Claus 4 / 9 Read the article, and answer the question: The origins of Christmas In ancient times people had mid-winter festivals. They believed that the festivals would help the sun to return after the long winter. In the year 440, the Christian Church decided that the birth of Christ should be celebrated every year on 25 December. Christians started to include some of the mid-winter festival traditions in their Christmas celebrations, including decorating their homes with green plants. Today, a Christmas tree and other plants such as holly are still used to decorate many homes in December. Which of the following is NOT true? People had festivals in the winter People use plants to decorate their homes Christmas was on the 25th December before 440? Christmas celebrates the birth of Christ 5 / 9 Cards, presents and Santa In some parts of the world, it's common to send Christmas cards to people you know. These are cards with a picture on the front and a message inside to say 'Merry Christmas and Happy New Year'. But people send fewer cards than in the past as they now send Christmas greetings online by email, message or social media. People usually give presents to their close friends and family. Traditionally, the giving of a present is a symbol of the Three Wise Men giving their gifts to the baby Jesus. Christmas presents are wrapped in colourful paper or put in a bag or a box so that you can't see what's inside. Then, they are put under the Christmas tree, and you have to wait until Christmas Day, 25 December, to finally open them. It's fun to pick up the present, shake it and guess what it is! Young children can tell Father Christmas, also known as Santa Claus, exactly what presents they would like to receive. They can write him a letter with a list of their requests, or they can even ask him personally as some department stores have special 'Meet Father Christmas' events. On the night of 24 December, Father Christmas travels through the sky on a sleigh pulled by flying reindeer and delivers presents to all the children. How does he deliver all those presents so quickly? Christmas magic of course! What do cards usually have on them? Social media santa Merry Christmas and a happy new year presents 6 / 9 Cards, presents and Santa In some parts of the world, it's common to send Christmas cards to people you know. These are cards with a picture on the front and a message inside to say 'Merry Christmas and Happy New Year'. But people send fewer cards than in the past as they now send Christmas greetings online by email, message or social media. People usually give presents to their close friends and family. Traditionally, the giving of a present is a symbol of the Three Wise Men giving their gifts to the baby Jesus. Christmas presents are wrapped in colourful paper or put in a bag or a box so that you can't see what's inside. Then, they are put under the Christmas tree, and you have to wait until Christmas Day, 25 December, to finally open them. It's fun to pick up the present, shake it and guess what it is! Young children can tell Father Christmas, also known as Santa Claus, exactly what presents they would like to receive. They can write him a letter with a list of their requests, or they can even ask him personally as some department stores have special 'Meet Father Christmas' events. On the night of 24 December, Father Christmas travels through the sky on a sleigh pulled by flying reindeer and delivers presents to all the children. How does he deliver all those presents so quickly? Christmas magic of course! Who isn't associated with giving presents? Santa 3 wise men Jesus people 7 / 9 Listen to the audio and answer the questions: https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ch-3.mp3 Which Christmas market does he go to? weekend South Colmar Strassbourg 8 / 9 Listen to the Audio and answer the question: https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/ch-2.mp3 When would James open his Christmas present? before midnight mass on Christmas eve during midnight mass on Christmas morning late on Christmas morning Late at night, sometimes after midnight mass 9 / 9 Listen to the audio and answer the question: https://gardenenglishonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/food.mp3 What is true about Anna's Christmas dinners? The meal was different from year to year Anna's family would always eat turkey for Christmas Desserts are always eaten first Christmas dinner was always different from Thanksgiving dinner Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte Restart quiz Join classes today andput some of your new grammar into action Click here
