ESL-EFL Test - 45

Quizzes, tests, exercises and puzzles for English as a Second Language (ESL), English as a foreign language (EFL), Teaching EFL (TEFL), Test of EFL (TOEFL), English for speakers of other languages (ESOL), Teaching ESOL (TESOL), TOEIC.

1. She is going ________ the shops

a. to

b. at

c. on

2. She hurt ________

a. him

b. himself

3. She hasn't phoned me for the last three weeks

a. The time period is unfinished

b. The last three weeks is a finished period of time

4. She had her dog vaccinated

a. She gave the dog the medicine

b. The vet or someone else gave the dog the medicine

5. She had far ________ problems than she was expecting

a. fewer

b. less

6. She did it ___ her own.

a. by

b. on

7. She has completed more courses than her brother

a. Her brother hasn't completed many courses

b. Her brother hasn't completed as many courses as she has

8. She didn't look as if she was going to manage but she carried it ________ in the end.

a. away

b. off

c. over

9. She has ________ said a word all day.

a. hard

b. hardly

10. She broke ________ her engagement.

a. out

b. out of

c. off

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Rules to play Hot Air Ballooning

Steerage

The ability to change direction with altitude is called steerage. In the ideal case, in the northern hemisphere, wind direction turns to the right with an increase in altitude. This is due to the Coriolis effect. Winds spiral clockwise, when seen from above, out of a high pressure system and counter clockwise into a low pressure system. However, air traveling close to the ground will tend to move in more of a straight line from high to low pressure due to drag with the ground. Thus, a pilot may hope to find a turn to the left during the descent to landing. In the southern hemisphere, the direction of the spirals are reversed. In reality, interaction with an uneven terrain may lessen or completely eliminate this phenomenon.