Churchill House School of English Language Assessment Test
Elementary Level

Do not use a dictionary. Time allowed: one hour

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SECTION ONE

MULTIPLE CHOICE
In this part of the test you must choose the best word(s) to go in each gap below.

1. Today millions of people who speak English.

2. Some people English for special reasons.

3. They may need English for .

4. Some of them speak to English people.

5. The majority of learners of English other needs.

6. Most users of English use it to people who aren't English.

7. people in the world have heard some English.

8. hardly any countries where English is never spoken.

9. Very few people haven't heard English at all.

10. English is now widely used language in the world.

11. For some 40 years the Guinness Book of Records has been one of the most popular books the UK.

12. It first published in 1954.

13. Since then it a regular bestseller.

14. Most of the records in it many times in recent years.

15. In 1954, while the first Guinness Book of Records was being compiled, the world mile record broken.

16. The year before that, in 1953, it at over four minutes.

17. But in 1954 the four-minute barrier be broken on several occasions.

18. Dr Roger Bannister's famous run was the first time anyone run so fast.

19. If Dr Bannister broken the record that day in Oxford, it would soon have been broken by someone else.

20. The record has since been held by a great of runners.

SECTION TWO

GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY IN CONTEXT
In this part of the test you must choose the correct word(s) to go in each gap.

Dear Mum and Dad,

This is a quick note to that we arrived safely and that we a really wonderful time. The flight was very and we arrived our hotel in time for our evening meal. The hotel is quite a big one and it has facilities, including a swimming pool. The weather here is much better at home. Sometimes it a little at night, but sunny during the day. So far we haven't done very much - mainly swimming and around in the sun, but at the weekend the bus to the capital where we want some shopping. If the weather nice next week sailing. Today I write all my postcards. I want them before we get back on Sunday. We're all well, especially John, who has a new girlfriend. She's who from Scotland. We're looking forward you. Hope all's well.

Lots of love,
David

SECTION THREE

BANKED CLOZE
In this part of the test you must read the text and choose the best word from the menu to go in the gaps. Use each word once only. We suggest you read the complete text before you begin.

OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT
B = Bank employee
C = Customer

Example
B: Good Morning! Can I you?

C: Yes. I'd like to open account.

B: Right, if you'll come and down with me over here I'll explain things you.

C: Thank you

B: Now first we need to what sort of account you want to open.

C: just want an ordinary account so I can keep my money safe the bank and use cheques to for shopping and everyday items.

B: What need is what we call a account. That gives you a cheque and a cheque card to guarantee cheques up to a maximum of each.

C: That seems fine. do I actually open the account?

B: Well, you'll to complete one of these forms you'll have to put money in the account before you can your cheques or use your card. Will salary be paid into your new from now on?

C: Actually, I'm a , so I don't have a salary, I do have some money that saved up. What about bank and things?

B: Actually, as long as a student you won't have to any charges at all as long you keep your account in credit.

C: That sounds great. I'll fill the form in straight away. Many thanks for your help.

B: Not at all. It's a pleasure. I hope we can continue to be of service to you for many years to come.

End of test



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