A comprehensive test on the phrasal verbs "to set" and "to rush" (7 класс)

A comprehensive test for 7th graders on the phrasal verbs "to set" and "to rush," including multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank, matching, and short-answer questions.

Part 1: Multiple Choice (Choose the correct option)

1. Which sentence correctly uses "to set"?
   a) I set my alarm for 6:30 AM.
   b) She set her backpack on the chair.
   c) Both a and b.

2. What does "to rush" mean in the sentence: "I had to rush to catch the bus"?
   a) To walk slowly.
   b) To hurry quickly.
   c) To set something in place.

3. Which of the following is an example of "to set" meaning to prepare or arrange?
   a) They set the table for dinner.
   b) He set the book on the shelf.
   c) Both a and b.

Part 2: Fill in the Blank
4. Please ____ the table before the guests arrive.
5. I need to ____ to finish my homework before dinner.
6. The sun will ____ at 6:00 PM today.
7. She had to ____ off quickly after the meeting.

Part 3: Matching
Match the sentence on the left with its correct meaning on the right:
8. ___ I need to set my phone alarm.
9. ___ We had to rush to the hospital.
10. ___ The sun is setting behind the mountains.
a) To prepare or arrange (set)
b) To hurry or move quickly (rush)
c) To go down or decline (set)

Part 4: Short Answer
11. Write a sentence using "to set" in the context of preparing a place.
12. Describe a situation where you might need to "rush" and explain why.

Part 5: True or False
13. "To set" can mean to establish a timetable or schedule. (True/False)
14. "To rush" always means to do something carefully. (True/False)

Part 6: Vocabulary in Context
15. Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb:

• "The teacher asked us to ____ the classroom after the lesson." (set)

• "I had to ____ to catch up with my friends at the mall." (rush)

This test assesses understanding of both the meanings and appropriate contexts for "to set" and "to rush."

Keys:

Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. c) Both a and b.

2. b) To hurry quickly.

3. c) Both a and b.

Part 2: Fill in the Blank
4. set
5. rush
6. set
7. rush

Part 3: Matching
8. a) To prepare or arrange (set)
9. b) To hurry or move quickly (rush)
10. c) To go down or decline (set)

Part 4: Short Answer
11. Example: "We need to set the table before dinner."
12. Example: "I had to rush to catch my bus because I was late."

Part 5: True or False
13. True
14. False

Part 6: Vocabulary in Context
15. set; rush

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