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Key Facts: Pancyprian English Exam

006

Official subject code for ΑΓΓΛΙΚΑ in the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

Cyprus Examinations Service

3 hours 15 minutes

Official examination duration from the 2026 timetable

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EUR 25

2026 fee per access subject (not code 032)

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0–20

Marking scale for each Pancyprian subject

Cyprus Examinations Service

8–26 June 2026

Examination period of the 2026 Pancyprian Access Examinations

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100

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Free 100-question English-language MCQ study bank for Pancyprian English (code 006). Official duration: 3 hours 15 minutes (08:00–11:15 per the official 2026 timetable). Official fee: EUR 25.00 per access subject in 2026. This bank is a study aid, not an official translation or format simulation.

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1She ___ in Nicosia since 2019 and has no plans to move.
A.has lived
B.lives
C.is living
D.lived
Explanation: Since plus a point in time marks a period continuing up to now, which English expresses with the present perfect. 'Has lived' connects the past starting point (2019) with the present situation.
2We ___ a wonderful performance at the theatre last night.
A.see
B.have seen
C.saw
D.had seen
Explanation: 'Last night' is a finished time expression, so the past simple is required. 'Saw' is the past simple of 'see', and the present perfect can never be used with definite finished time markers.
3Look at those black clouds! It ___ any minute now.
A.rains
B.is going to rain
C.will have rained
D.has rained
Explanation: When there is present evidence that something is about to happen, English uses 'be going to'. The visible black clouds are evidence for the prediction, so 'is going to rain' is correct.
4We ___ the mayor at ten o'clock tomorrow — the appointment is in my diary.
A.will meet
B.meet
C.will have met
D.are meeting
Explanation: The present continuous is used for fixed future arrangements, especially with a time reference and evidence of prior planning such as the diary entry. 'Are meeting' presents the event as already arranged.
5The ancient theatre of Kourion ___ by thousands of visitors every summer.
A.is visited
B.visits
C.is visiting
D.visited
Explanation: The subject (the theatre) receives the action, so a passive is needed; 'every summer' indicates a habitual present, giving the present simple passive 'is visited'.
6If it rains tomorrow, we ___ at home and watch a film.
A.stay
B.would stay
C.will stay
D.stayed
Explanation: This is a first conditional: if + present simple, ... will + base verb, used for a real possibility in the future. 'Will stay' expresses the likely outcome if the condition is fulfilled.
7If I ___ a car, I would drive to the mountains every weekend.
A.have
B.had
C.would have
D.will have
Explanation: The second conditional describes an unreal present situation: if + past simple, ... would + base verb. 'Had' is the past form required in the if-clause even though the meaning refers to the present.
8If the team had trained harder, they ___ the final.
A.would win
B.will have won
C.won
D.would have won
Explanation: The third conditional talks about an unreal past: if + past perfect, ... would have + past participle. Because the team did not train harder, the victory never happened either, so 'would have won' is correct.
9If Maria had taken the medicine yesterday, she ___ much better today.
A.would feel
B.would have felt
C.will feel
D.felt
Explanation: This is a mixed conditional: the if-clause refers to an unreal past (past perfect) while the main clause refers to an unreal present result (would + base verb). The word 'today' signals the present result, so 'would feel' is correct.
10James said that he ___ the report the day before.
A.finishes
B.finished
C.had finished
D.has finished
Explanation: In reported speech with a past reporting verb, a past simple action normally shifts back to the past perfect, especially with the shifted time marker 'the day before'. 'Had finished' keeps the original sequence of events clear.

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