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Bookworms Level Test 2
Choose the best answer.
Stage 2
Alice was beginning to get very bored. She and her sister were sitting under the trees. Her sister was reading, but
Alice had nothing to do. Once or twice she looked into her sister’s book, but it had no pictures or conversations
in it.
‘And what is the use of a book,’ (1)
told / wrote / thought / listened
Alice, ‘without pictures or
coversations?’
She (2)
tried / tries / trying / will try
to think of something to do, (3)
and / but / so / because
it was a hot day
and (4)
he / it / she / they
felt very sleepy and stupid. She (5)
is / was / were / be
still sitting and thinking when
suddenly (6)
his / an / a / one
White Rabbit with pink eyes ran (7)
through / past / along / to
her.
There was nothing really strange (8)
about / that / for / to
seeing a rabbit. And Alice was (9)
none / no / not
/ nor
very
surprised when the Rabbit said, ‘(10)
Oi / Ouch / Ah / Oh
dear! Oh dear! I shall be (11)
late / early
/ on time / slow!’
(Perhaps it
was
a little strange, (12)
the Rabbit / Alice / her sister / she’s
thought later, but at
the time (13)
he / it / they / she
was not surprised.)
But then the (14)
girl / book / Rabbit / Alice
took a watch out of its
(15)
packet / pocket / arm / clock,
looked
at it, and hurried on. (16)
At / On / In / For
once Alice jumped to her feet.
‘(17)
I’m / I’ll / I’ve / I’d
never before seen a rabbit with (18)
either / both / neither / each
a pocket, or a watch
to (19)
took / taken / taking / take
out of it,’ she thought. And (20)
her / hers / she / she’s
ran quickly across the
field after (21)
a / the / it / those
Rabbit. She did not stop to (22)
try / tell / think / talk,
and when the Rabbit
ran down (23)
an / a / one / only
large rabbit-hole, Alice followed it immediately.
(24)
Behind / Then / After / Next
a little way the rabbit-hole suddenly (25)
went / goes / had gone / gone
down, deep into the ground. Alice (26)
should / could / able / may
not stop herself falling, and down (27)
she
/ it / they / he
went, too.
It was a very (28)
normal / strange / slow / strong
hole. Alice was falling very slowly, (29)
with / that / where
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/ and
she had time to think and (30)
for / to / at / so
look around her. She could see nothing below her because
it was so dark. But when she looked at the sides of the hole, she could see cupboards and books and pictures on
the walls. She had time to take things out of a cupboard, look at them, and then put them back in a cupboard
lower down.
‘Well!’ thought Alice. ‘After a fall like this, I can fall anywhere! I can fall downstairs at home, and I won’t cry
or say a word about it!’
ANSWERS
1. thought
10. Oh
19. take
27 she
.
2.
11.
20.
28.
tried
late
she
strange
3.
12.
21.
29.
but
Alice
the
and
4.
13.
22.
30.
she
she
think
to
5. was
14. Rabbit
23. a
6. a
15. pocket
24. After
7 past
.
16. At
25. went
8. about
17 I’ve
.
26. could
9. not
18. either
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