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ENGELSKA DIAGNOSTISKT TESTVlkommen att testa dina kunskaper i engelska. Testet baseras p Europardets nivskala(European Councils level scale).

Skriv ut detta dokument och gr testet genom att markera de rtta svaren.

P sista sidan finns facit. Antalet pong du fr visar p vilken niv du ligger p.Niverna avlses enkelt i tabellen p sista sidan.

Good Luck! /Lycka till!

Ringa in/stryk under den bokstav (A,B,C,D eller E) som passar bst til l dit t svar.

1. ARRIVE A early B come C depart D return E plane

2. DANGEROUS A careless B race C caution D risky E warning

3. USUALLY A never B often C seldom D rarely E ever

4. NEAR A far B hardly C relative D close E next

5. FINISH A open B nation C end D term E late

6. REPAIR A fix B call C change D renew E examine

7. _________, I dont smoke.A Thank you B Please C No thank you D No please

8. That company made ____________ money last year.

A. much B many C a lot of D great

9. He put the book ___________ the shelf.A in B on C with D of

10. He wanted a new television, ____________ the old one was sti ll working.A since B although C therefore D moreover

11. John usually __________ lunch in the canteen.A eat B eats C is eating D has eaten

12. She can t be Swedish. She _______ be Danish.A must B can C will D need


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Hong Kong is an island with over 6 million inhabitants. Hong Kong was returned to China by Britainon June 30th1997. The two official languages of Hong Kong are English and Chinese.

13. In Hong Kong:A people only speak Chinese.B the inhabitants only speak English.

C the main languages are English and Chinese.D there are only Chinese inhabitants.

14. Hong Kong:A is a part of Britain.B is governed by both Britain and China.C is a country in its own right.D belongs to China

15. Which statement is NOT true:A Hong Kong is an island.

B Less than 6 million people live in Hong Kong.C Both English and Chinese are spoken in Hong Kong.D The city now belongs to mainland China.

16. INCREASE A exceed B speed C grow D repeat E large

17. ALLOW A permit B aid C leave D under E present

18. SIMILAR A different B familiar C trait D some E like

19. BRIEF A case B term C prompt D time E short

20. SELECT A remove B choose C renew D vote E chance

21. TASK A record B message C job D effort E force

22. I __________ this test for at least ten minutes.A am doing B have been doing C have done D do

23. She has worked in the school _________ four years.

A in B since C already D for

24. Who __________ you the letter?A did send B was sending C is sending D sent

25. When we arrived we didnt see anything because the police _________the thieves away.

A had taken B took C were taking D have taken

26. He has been in bed since he _________ il l.A has fallen B fell C had fallen D will fall

27. He moved into his house _________ six years ago.A for B since C in D -


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There are more than 100.000 Inuits in Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland and on the many islands ofthe Arctic Ocean. They are quite different from the other American people of North, Central and South

America.The American Indians crossed from Asia to Alaska 20.000 years before the Inuits. There was a landbridge there at the time. When the Inuits crossed the Bering Strait about 2.000 years ago, most of their

journey was by sea. They took with them lamps and other useful things that the America Indians hadnever seen. Some of the Inuits stayed in Alaska and others moved slowly towards the east. The firstInuits reached Greenland about a thousand years ago.

28. Which statement is true:A The Inuits crossed the Bering Strait on foot.B Inuits and American Indians came to Alaska about the same time.C Inuits and American Indians crossed the Bering Strait on foot.D Most of the Inuits remained in North America until about a thousand years ago

29. It was easier for the American Indians to come to North America because:

A it was possible to walk from Asia to Alaska.B they were better engineers.C they were quite different from the Inuits.D they started earlier.

30. American Indians and Inuits are:A similarB a bit differentC very differentD completely different

31. HOWEVER A and B therefore C also D but E moreover

32 SINCE A because B for C thus D whereas E but

33. THOROUGH A complete B way C clear D job E across

34. INQUIRE A ask B tell C complain D allow E question

35. HENCE A however B but C in fact D often E therefore

36. ADEQUATE A separate B stable C possible D number E acceptable

37. They ___________ last Saturday.A should leave B might leave C must have left D have to leave

38. Would you mind ________ the door?A close B closing C to close D to closing

39. The party broke _________ after you left.A off B up C down D on

40. He wont go to the match if it ________.A would rain B will rain C rained D rains


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41. He ________ the piano, when the phone rang.

A had been playing B was playing C played D plays

42. He __________ complete his work before he left the office.A has been able to B was able C managed to D had

The world is running out of oil, and energy experts believe that there could be serious shortages inten-years time. Not only is each individual using more oil than ever before, as the standard of living inindustrialised countries rises, but the population explosion means that each year many more people willbe using oil in one form or other. Until recently we took oil for granted; it seemed it would never stopflowing. It was so cheap and plentiful that the whole world came to depend on it. It found its way intomany of the products of light industry. Many people are surprised when they learn how many items intheir homes contain oil.

43. The main point of this article is:

A Oil is used in many of our products.B We have become dependent on oil.C Governments have not invested in other sources of energy.D We may not have enough oil in the future.

44. It is the writers opinion that:A only in the past few years have we realized that our oil resources are limited.B oil should be used in fewer products.C if we stop the population explosion we shall be less dependent on oil.D industrialised nations should use other sources of energy.

45. We are using more oil because:A power stations use oil to generate electricity.B the population has expanded and oil is used in many more products.C its still cheap and plentiful.D alternative energy sources are too expensive.

46. SUPPRESS A put up B put over C put in D put down E put in for

47. SPARE A time B save C reserve D add E obstacle

48. POSTPONE A put out B put off C put in D put over E put in for

49. ENHANCE A enchant B beautify C then D thus E improve

50. MOREOVER A however B since C but D thus E furthermore

51. PECULIAR A kind B strange C ordinary D mean E stout

52. Next year you _________ in Sweden for ten years.A have been B will have been C had been D will be

53. My plane has been delayed, I wonder if you could ________A put me out B put me away C put me down D put me up


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54. If I ________ there, I should have done it differently.A were B would have been C would be D had been

55. He was accused __________ drunk driving.

A of B for C by D with

56. My teacher made me _______ my homework.A to do B - C doing D do

57. ___________ some news about the fire on television.A There was B It was C There were D They were

The high rate of turnover is most dramatically symbolized by the rapid rise of what executives callproject or task force management. Here teams are assembled to solve specific short-term problems.

Then, exactly like the mobile playgrounds, they are disassembled and their human componentsreassigned. Sometimes these teams are thrown together to serve only for a few days. Sometimesdepartments or divisions of a traditional bureaucratic organization, which are presumed to be permanent,are actually temporary by design.

58. The high rate of turnover means:A many new employeesB greater costsC temporary assignmentsD an increase in management

59. Task-force management implies:A that the team is together until the problem is solved.B that the team is always of short duration.C that the traditional organization pattern is a thing of the past.D mobility

60. The funct ional departments or divisions of a traditional organization are:A taken for granted as permanentB permanent by designC bureaucraticD permanent in nature

61. HUMBLE A timid B trendy C courage D modest E cheap

62. AMBIGUOUS A obvious B unclear C special D useless E necessary

63. DESERVE A merit B award C reserve D honour E praise

64. EMPLOY A servant B design C company D use E maintain

65. NUISANCE A pest B bar C remedy D perfume E test

66. DISPERSE A scatter B give out C emigrate D gather E answer


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67. I wish you ________ to our party next week.A will come B were coming C are coming D did come

68. I have to go now, but you _____. You can stay.

A mustnt B dont have C neednt D havent

69. We look forward to________ you.A see B have seen C having seen D seeing

70. The price of wheat rose ______ six percent .A by B with C at D under

71. If I _________ the lottery, I would travel around the wor ld.A win B would win C will win D won

72. We have too many delays. Lets get ______ wi th our work.A over B off C through D on

Take an individual out of his own culture and set him down suddenly in an environment sharply differentfrom his own, with a different set of cues to react to - different conceptions of time, space, work, love,religion, sex and everything else - then cut him off from any hope of retreat to a more familiar sociallandscape, and the dislocation he suffers is doubly severe.Moreover, if this new culture is itself in constant turmoil, and if - worse yet - its values are incessantlychanging, the sense of disorientation will be still further intensified. Given few clues as to what kind of

behaviour is rational under the radically new circumstances, the victim may well become a hazard tohimself and others.

73. Too much change and a lack of norms may lead to:A self-destructive behaviourB depressionC transient relationshipsD new values to replace the old

74. It is the writers opinion that:A man is adaptive.

B too much instability will lead to social disorder.C change is bad.D man needs a new behaviour code.

75. In line 7 turmoil means:A accelerationB troubleC indifferenceD external danger


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FACIT FR ENGELSKA TESTET

1_______B 16______C 31______D 46______D 61______D

2_______D 17______A 32______A 47______C 62______B

3_______B 18______E 33______A 48______B 63______A

4_______D 19______E 34______A 49______E 64______D

5_______C 20______B 35______E 50______E 65______A

6_______A 21______C 36______E 51______B 66______A

7_______C 22______B 37______C 52______B 67______B

8_______C 23______D 38______B 53______D 68______C

9_______B 24______D 39______B 54______D 69______D

10______B 25______A 40______D 55______A 70______A

11______B 26______B 41______B 56______D 71______D

12______A 27______D 42______C 57______A 72______D

13______C 28______D 43______D 58______C 73______A

14______D 29______A 44______A 59_____A/D 74______B

15______B 30______C 45______B 60______A 75______B

Total pong ..

Se p vilken niv du ligger p i tabellen nedan:

Pong /Points Niv/Level

1 - 15 A1 Beginners

16 - 29 A2 Elementary

30 - 44 B1 Preintermediate (Grundskoleniv)

45 - 55 B2 Intermediate (Gymnasieniv)

56 - 66 B2+/C1 Advanced

(3-rig gymnasielinje)67 - 75 C1 Proficiency

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