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Numbers, Dates and Telling the Time – Test 1

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This A1 vocabulary test checks how well learners know English numbers, ordinal numbers, days, months, dates and clock times. It suits beginners in class or for self-study, and ends with a short reading text about a daily routine.

Questions
30
Time
30 min
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4 pages
Answer key
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Part 1: Numbers

Choose the correct number word or the correct sentence.

  1. There are _____ days in a week.

  2. Which word means 15?

  3. Which word means 40?

  4. Choose the correct sentence.

  5. Which words mean 100?

  6. Ten plus five is _____.

  7. January is the _____ month of the year.

  8. The lift says '3'. My flat is on the _____ floor.

Part 2: Days, Months and Dates

Choose the correct word, date or answer.

  1. The day after Monday is _____.

  2. There are twelve _____ in a year.

  3. My birthday is _____ May.

  4. The party is _____ Saturday.

  5. How do you say the date 25/12?

  6. Which word is spelled correctly?

  7. Saturday and Sunday are the _____.

  8. A: What's the date today? B: _____

Part 3: Telling the Time

Choose the correct time expression or word.

  1. There are sixty _____ in an hour.

  2. The clock says 7:30. What time is it?

  3. The clock says 3:15. What time is it?

  4. The clock says 8:45. What time is it?

  5. A: What time is it? B: _____

  6. The film starts _____ 8 p.m.

  7. I go to bed at eleven o'clock at _____.

  8. Which words mean 6:20?

Part 4: Reading

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to each question.

Hi! My name is Amira. I am twelve years old. My birthday is on the fourteenth of October. I live with my family in a small flat on the second floor.

From Monday to Friday, I get up at half past six. School starts at a quarter past eight and finishes at three o'clock. On Wednesday, I have a swimming lesson at five o'clock.

My brother Tom is nineteen. His birthday is in March. At the weekend, we have lunch with our grandparents at one o'clock.

  1. How old is Amira?

  2. When is Amira's birthday?

  3. What time does Amira get up on school days?

  4. What time does school start?

  5. When does Amira have a swimming lesson?

  6. How old is Tom?

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About this test

This A1 vocabulary test checks how well learners know English numbers, ordinal numbers, days, months, dates and clock times. It suits beginners in class or for self-study, and ends with a short reading text about a daily routine.

Topics covered

Cardinal numbersOrdinal numbersDays of the weekMonths and datesPrepositions of timeTelling the timeDaily routine

How to use this test

  1. Download the PDF and print it, or take the test online below.
  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use this test after teaching numbers, dates and clock times, or as a diagnostic at the start of a beginner course. It targets common errors such as 'fourty', 'Wensday', cardinal instead of ordinal numbers in dates, confusing 'past' and 'to', and mixing up in/on/at. As a follow-up, ask learners to say their own birthday aloud and describe their daily routine with times.