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Advanced English Quiz: Level 3

Level 3 of our advanced English quiz series. Ten questions calibrated to advanced level 3 (passive across tenses, causatives, inversion), with instant answers and explanations. Free and no sign-up.

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1. Priya ___ her house painted last week before the festival.

The causative structure uses had + object + past participle, so ‘had her house painted’ is correct.

2. This assignment ___ before Friday, or marks will be deducted.

A passive with a modal takes modal + be + past participle, giving ‘must be submitted’.

3. Rarely ___ such a beautiful sunset as the one we saw in Goa.

After the negative adverb ‘rarely’ the subject and auxiliary invert, so have I seen is correct.

4. When I reached the hall, the food ___ by the caterers.

The past continuous passive is was/were being + past participle, so ‘was being prepared’ fits.

5. Rahul needs to ___ his car serviced before the long trip to Pune.

The causative ‘get something done’ means arrange for it, so get his car serviced is correct.

6. Never before ___ such dedication from a first-year student.

After ‘never before’ the clause inverts to had the teacher seen.

7. The exam results ___ on the college website next week.

The future passive is will be + past participle, so ‘will be announced’ is correct.

8. Neither the manager nor the employees ___ satisfied with the new plan.

With ‘neither…nor’, the verb agrees with the nearer subject ’employees’, so are is right.

9. Hardly ___ the train left the station when it began to rain heavily.

‘Hardly…when’ triggers inversion with the past perfect, giving Hardly had the train left.

10. Not only ___ the interview, but she also received the job offer the same day.

After ‘not only’ the subject and auxiliary invert, so did Priya clear is correct.
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