ALCPT Practice

ALCPT Form 154

Complete ALCPT Form 154 to refine your listening and reading comprehension across both sections. This practice supports accurate understanding of spoken messages, careful interpretation of written passages, recognition of key details, contextual vocabulary skills, and confident answer selection from beginning to end.

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ALCPT Form 154

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1. I can’t join you tonight because I promised to drive my younger sibling to the theater.

2 / 100

2. Thanks, but I’ve already carried everything upstairs by myself.

3 / 100

3. Please don’t shut them; I prefer having some fresh air inside.

4 / 100

4. The laboratory may complete the analysis by tomorrow morning.

5 / 100

5. I can’t advise you about Portland because I’ve never visited it.

6 / 100

6. That music is distracting me; please make it quieter.

7 / 100

7. I won’t meet Friday’s deadline unless I’m given two additional days.

8 / 100

8. Ever since Debbie brought him over, he scratches the furniture and keeps me awake.

9 / 100

9. Before buying your ticket, check whether the coach still has space available.

10 / 100

10. The refrigerator stayed cold all night, so the seafood hasn’t spoiled.

11 / 100

11. Frank’s flight arrives at two, so I need to meet him at the airport.

12 / 100

12. The telephone rang just as my professor appeared, so I never saw the interview.

13 / 100

13. It’s going to be extremely hot today, so a few laps would help you cool off.

14 / 100

14. His schedule next term will leave little time for preparing meals.

15 / 100

15.  After running up the hill, he needed to sit down and rest.

16 / 100

16. On Tuesday, the earliest appointment available is after lunch.

17 / 100

17. I’ll wait for you where we eat on campus after six tonight.

18 / 100

18. We’re both exhausted, so let’s spend the night here and continue tomorrow.

19 / 100

19. Registration just opened, yet there isn’t a single place available.

20 / 100

20. It’s all right; I know you didn’t do it on purpose.

21 / 100

21. The penknife he carried in his shirt pocket probably tore the fabric.

22 / 100

22. The department store across town is offering outerwear at reduced prices.

23 / 100

23. Driving there would cost us less than buying two rail tickets.

24 / 100

24. Since joining the gym, he can run farther without getting tired.

25 / 100

25. The temperature was miserable, but the capital was still worth the trip.

26 / 100

26. He’s only four, so don’t be so upset about the mess.

27 / 100

27. Wednesday afternoon is the only time I can get together.

28 / 100

28. I’m bringing my stick to the team’s selection session this afternoon.

29 / 100

29. I can’t come tonight, but I’d love to accept your invitation later.

30 / 100

30. The drawer won’t close because an object is stuck behind it.

31 / 100

31. Two graduate helpers still have nowhere to sit because the office is overcrowded.

32 / 100

32. Students usually visit Jack during office hours when they need an explanation of the material.

33 / 100

33. The extra paper and equipment could be kept in the building’s storeroom.

34 / 100

34. That suggestion sounds practical and could solve the problem.

35 / 100

35. Today’s lecture traced how several ocean species changed over millions of years.

36 / 100

36. A fever kept me home, so I missed yesterday’s class.

37 / 100

37. As these animals evolved, some gradually lost their hard outer coverings.

38 / 100

38. Ancient tales of ocean monsters may have begun with sightings of enormous squid.

39 / 100

39. Professor Dodge described a volunteer project and encouraged the class to participate.

40 / 100

40. The program pairs college volunteers with children who need extra academic assistance.

41 / 100

41. Professor Dodge guides the college volunteers who participate in the tutoring project.

42 / 100

42. Anyone interested in joining should speak with Professor Dodge after class.

43 / 100

43. Read this brief history tonight so tomorrow’s classroom discussion will make more sense.

44 / 100

44. In medieval ports, traders arranged protection against losses involving their cargo.

45 / 100

45. The greater the risk from storms or pirates, the higher the payment became.

46 / 100

46. Modern contracts still contain several ideas first used in medieval trade.

47 / 100

47. Researchers changed the amount of added load each diver carried during the underwater trials.

48 / 100

48. Because Martian gravity is low, astronauts may have difficulty moving rapidly across its surface.

49 / 100

49. Their movements became smoother, with each stride covering more ground.

50 / 100

50. Future Mars suits may need extra mass to help astronauts maintain a stable walking pattern.

51 / 100

1. She makes the ______ every morning.

52 / 100

2. He will take a new job.

53 / 100

3. Doctors must be ready to go out.

54 / 100

4. He should do it right away

55 / 100

5. He has ______ of time to do it

56 / 100

6. What is the ______ between you and me?

57 / 100

7. He drives more carefully than we ______.

58 / 100

8. She knows more than ______.

59 / 100

9. This situation is going to get ______.

60 / 100

10. There are many mountain peaks in west.

61 / 100

11. Traffic is a problem ______ city life.

62 / 100

12. I had him ______ my letter.

63 / 100

13. She ______ she’ll buy it soon.

64 / 100

14. The bird flew ______ the trees.

65 / 100

15. His mother told him ______ early. (tell s/o to do s/t)

66 / 100

16. They sat close ______ in the classroom

67 / 100

17. ______ I own is my (property)

68 / 100

18. All these ______ made him very tired.

69 / 100

19. They are all voting for me.

70 / 100

20. I am ______ such heavy traffic.

71 / 100

21. There are few mountain peaks in texas.

72 / 100

22. Uniforms are mandatory in class.

73 / 100

23. He will ______ a speech.

74 / 100

24. Are you going to pass on the exam?

75 / 100

25. I'm not a pilot. ______ am I.

76 / 100

26. They go to movies off and on.

77 / 100

27. This watch needs ______.

78 / 100

28. ______ case of fire, pull the knob.

79 / 100

29. The slacks are on sale.

80 / 100

30. When did you turn in last night?

81 / 100

31. It is good to make reservation in advance.

82 / 100

32. There are many huge buildings here.

83 / 100

33. He accepted the present ______ pleasure

84 / 100

34. There are many rigid traffic rules.

85 / 100

35. The car stalled on the highway.

86 / 100

36. He managed to start the car.

87 / 100

37. Neither he ______ his parents are coming.

88 / 100

38. Would you mind ______ the door?

89 / 100

39. I arrive ______ the station at 6 o’clock.

90 / 100

40. I usually go by bus.

91 / 100

41. The class is over at 3:20 pm.

92 / 100

42. I saw him ______.

93 / 100

43. Look me up in the directory.

94 / 100

44. He was under the weather yesterday.

95 / 100

45. You should take it individually.

96 / 100

46. They live there for good.

97 / 100

47. We should have a new furnace in here.

98 / 100

48. They imitate their parents.

99 / 100

49. You shouldn't increase the prices.

100 / 100

50. They got a ticket because of increasing.