Title: Unit2 Exam (Grammar and Vocabulary)
Course: English 3rd grup3 2013/2014

Q: 2 Read the definitions and complete the adjectives.

1  A person who likes to be busy: a[...] (5)

2  A person who understands how people feel: s[...] (8)

3  A person who likes giving money to other people: g[...] (7=

4  A person who doesn’t like meeting new people:s[...] (2)

5  A person who believes in themselves c[...] (8)
A: ctive; ensitive; enerous; hy; onfident

Q: 3   Complete the sentences with too, too much, too many or enough.

1_ The exam was [...] difficult.

2_ There were [...] people at the concert. We couldn’t move.

3_ You didn't have [...] money. I couldn't buy it.

4_ They looked [...]  tired to run.

5_ I didn't eat [...] food. I was hungry.

6_ We wore [...] clothes and were [...] hot.

7_ He isn’t tall [...] to play basketball.
A: too; too many; enough; too; enough; too many; too; enough

Q: 7 Complete the sentences using the present simple or the present continuous form of the verb in brackets.

1_ They [...] (joke) at the moment.

2_ We often [...] (go) running in the evening.

3_ [...] (you / ever / hug) your parents?

4_ We usually [...] (walk) to school.

5_ He [...] (not complain) now.

6_ [...] (school / finish) early on Fridays?

7_ She hardly ever [...] (boast) about her expensive holidays.
A: 're joking / are joking; go; do you ever hug; walk; isn't complaining; Does school finish; boasts

Q: 2   Complete the questions and answers with much, many, a lot of, not much or not many.

1   A  How [...] water do you drink a day?

     B   I drink [...]water – about three litres.

2   A   How [...] cups of coffee do you drink a day?

     B  [...]coffe – probably only one.

3   A   How [...] chocolate do you eat a week?

     B   [...] bars – perhaps three or four.

4   A  How [...] tea do you drink a day?

     B   [...]– I hate tea!

5   A   Do you eat [...] bread?

     B   [...] – a big piece with dinner.
A: much; a lot of; many; not many; much; a lot of; much; not much; a lot of / much; a lot of

Q: 4  Write sentences in past simple.

1_ she /watch / a sitcom

[...].

2_ They / not wash/ her hair yesterday.

[...].

3_ The film / be / very exciting.

[...].

4_ what/ you / have dinner/ last Saturday?

[...]?

5_ They /not eat / fish and chips.

[...].

6_ I / write/ a email to you.

[...].

7_ Pau and Anna / swim / in the beach last weekend.

[...].
A: she watched a sitcom; they didn't wash her hair yesterday; the film was very exciting; what did you have dinner last Saturday; they didn't eat fish and chips; I wrote a email to you; Pau and Anna swam in the beach last weekend

Q: 6   Complete the sentences using the present continuous forms of the verbs.

chat // enjoy  // go  // hug  // laugh  // look  //   not have  // not smile

1_ Dad knows about the broken window. He [...]..

2_ That book’s great. [...] you [...] it?

3_ Why [...] you[...]?  It isn’t funny.

4_ She [...] her parents because they’re leaving now.

5_ We [...] dinner now – it’s only 5 p.m.

6_ [...] you [...] on the bus to town?

7_ He [...] on the phone with his best friend at the moment.

8_ I [...]  at my diary now and yes I’m free tomorrow.
A: isn't smiling; are; enjoying; are; laughing; 's hugging / is hugging; are having / 're having; Are; going; is chatting / 's chatting; 'm looking / am looking

Q: 5 Order the words to make sentences.

1_ make mistakes / people / sometimes / can

[...].

2_ sometimes / to the cinema / I / go / at the weekend

[...].

3_ teases / often / he / his little sister

[...].

4_ hardly ever / the teacher / late / is

[...].

5_ eats / occasionally / she / meat

[...].

6_ play tennis / never / at the weekend / can / they

[...].
A: People can sometimes make mistakes; I sometimes go to the cinema at the weekend; He often teases his little sister; The teacher is hardly ever late; She occasionally eats meat; They can never play tennis at the weekend

Q: 1 Correct the words.

Exemple: a roll of toothpaste tube

1_ a bar of apples [...]

2_ a carton of crisps [...]

3_ a bag of juice [...]

4_ a bottle of coffee [...]

5_ a can of chocolate [...]
A: bag; packet; carton; jar; bar

Q: 4 Choose the sentence, a, b or c, with the closest meaning.

1_ It’s quite cold.

[...]

2_ It’s really interesting.

[...]

3_ He’s very intelligent.

[...]

4_ I’m incredibly late.

[...]
A: c It’s a bit cold.; It’s very interesting.; He’s really intelligent.; I’m really late.
Gap 1 offers: It’s very cold.; It’s incredibly cold.; c It’s a bit cold.
Gap 2 offers: It’s very interesting.; It isn’t very interesting.; It’s quite interesting.
Gap 3 offers: He’s quite intelligent.; He’s really intelligent.; He isn’t very intelligent.
Gap 4 offers: I’m a bit late.; I’m quite late.; I’m really late.

Q: 2 Match the website contents with the sentences.

fashion gossip horoscopes quizzes review

1_ Sagittarians, click here to read about the week ahead. [...]

2_ A close friend has said that she has broken up with her boyfriend. [...]

3_ Answer all ten questions correctly and win a prize. [...]

4_ The world’s best designers are in Paris this week with their latest clothes. [...]

5_ It was the best film I’ve seen this year. [...]
A: horoscopes; gossip; quizzes; fashion / horoscopes; review
Gap 1 offers: fashion; gossip; horoscopes; quizzes; review
Gap 2 offers: fashion; gossip; horoscopes; quizzes; review
Gap 3 offers: fashion; gossip; horoscopes; quizzes; review
Gap 4 offers: fashion; gossip; horoscopes; quizzes; review
Gap 5 offers: fashion; gossip; horoscopes; quizzes; review

Q: 5 Write the words in the correct order.

1   don’t / rap music / my parents / like

[...].

2   watch / we / every/  a / great / day / Tv programme

[...].

3   football / my brother / playing / likes

[...].

4   fifteen / Liz  / is / old / years

[...].

5   you / what time / get up / do  ?

[...]?
A: my parents don't like rap music; we watch every day a great TV programme; my brother likes playing football; Liz is fifteen years old; what time do you get up

Q: 3 Complete the sentences with a word from each box.

VERB: fight make recognize spend turn on

COMPLEMENT: a battle  //  a sandwich  //  my laptop  //   the problem  //  time

1_ My brother was addicted to the internet, but he didn’t [...].

2_ In my favourite online game you [...] with bad people
who are trying to kill you.

3_ In the evening I [...], connect to the internet and watch TV online.

4_ Before I go to school I [...] for my lunch.

5_ I don’t think I [...] on the internet – but I’m not sure!
A: recognize the problem; fight a battle; turn on my laptop; make a sandwich; spend time

Q: 4   Look at the table. Then, complete the sentences using future going to.

 | Ross | Andy | Emma
download a film | ok | X | ok
log on in another country | ok | ok | ok
meet a friend in a chatroom | X | ok | X

1_ Andy [...] a film on Wednesday.

2_ Ross and Andy  [...] on in another country soon.

3_ Emma  [...] on in another country.

4_ Ross and Emma  [...] a friend in a chat room.

5_ Andy  [...] a friend in a chat room.
A: isn't going to download; 're going to log / are going to log; 's going to log; aren't going to meed; is going to meet / 's going to meet

Q: 1 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in box.

Get // write // do // go // watch // meet

1   I always [...] my homework before dinner.

2   He often [...] his friends at the weekend.

3   Do you often [...] text messages?

4   My mum never [...]  TV.

5   I [...] to school by bus.

6   David [...] up at half past seven.
A: do; meets; write; watches; go; gets

Q: 6 Correct the sentences.

1     Juans mother is doctor.

[...].

2     My teacher she is never late.

[...].

3     Do  like you  the pop music?

[...]?

4     Jane has fourteen years old.

[...].

5     I love science. Is my favourite subject.

[...].

6     Barcelona is more big than Tarragona.

[...].
A: Joan's mother is doctor; My teacher is never late; do you like the pop music; Jane is fourteen years old; I love science. It's my favourite subject; Barcelona is bigger than Tarragona

Q: 5   Write affirmative sentences (A), negative sentences (N) or questions (?) using future simple (will).

1_ We / change / TV channels (N)

[...].

2_ My parents / buy / another TV (?)

[...]?

3_ You / visit / that website (?)

[...]?

4_ It / be / good weather today (N)

[...].

5_ You / do / a good job (A)

[...]

6_ He / know / you a long time (?)

[...]?

7_ They / meet / my mother (N)

[...].

8_ I / drink / organic milk (A)

[...].

9_ He / download / two albums (A)

[...]
A: we won't change TV channels; will my parents buy another TV; will you visit that website; It won't be good weather today; you'll do a good job; will he know you a long time; they won't meet my mother; I'll drink organic milk; he'll download two albums

Q: 2 Complete the sentences using superlative  and comparative  about this books. Don’t forget: the… or than!!!

The host | New Moon | The Alchemist
15€ | 12€ | 25€
135pg | 204pg | 155pg
:-) | :-)  :-)  :-) | :-) :-) :-)

1. The Alchemist  is [...] (expensive)  the New Moon.
2. The New Monn is [...] (cheap).
3. The New Moon is [...] (long) The Alchemist.
4. The host  is [...] (boring).
5. The New Moon is [...] (funny)  The Alchemist.
A: more expensive than; the cheapest; longer than; the most boring; funnier than

Q: 1. Complete with the words in the box.

post log networking online blog

Ann   Have you seen the (1)[...] which I created when I went on holiday to Asturias?

Bill    No, I haven’t, but I can (2)[...] on now. Ooh, very nice. Look, there’s an (3) [...] game – you have to match the mountains with their names. I know, why don’t you create a social (4) [...] website, so we can meet online?

Ann   But I see you all the time – you’re in my class and you live next door!

Bill    Yes, but we could (5)[...] messages for each other.
A: blog; log; online; networking; post

Q: 6. Complete the text using future simple or going to.

1. Philip like playing computer games very much. I think, he [...] (become) computer games designer.

2. Their mobile phone is broken, they [...] (buy) a new one tomorrow.

3. Look at those clouds! It [...] (rain) soon.

4. You are online all time, I'm sure, you [...] (not pass) the exams.
A: will become; are going to buy; 's going to rain; won't pass

Q: 3 Choose the correct answer.

1   My brother goes to my school. I walk there with [...].

2   My grandparents are from Scotland, but [...] live in London now.

3   Do you want to come to the cinema with [...]?

4   Science is difficult, but I like [...].

5   This is my best friend. [...] name is Maria.

6   Where is [...] pen? I can’t find it.
A: him; they; us; it; Her; my
Gap 1 offers: his; he; him
Gap 2 offers: they; them; their
Gap 3 offers: my; us; we
Gap 4 offers: its; me; it
Gap 5 offers: His; Her; She
Gap 6 offers: me; it; my

Q: 4 Complete the text. Use verb: to be and to have got.

Juan   Where [...] you from, Paula?

Paula  I’m from Scotland. I live in Edinburgh.

Juan   Do  you like living there?

Paula  Yes, it [...]  fantastic!

Juan   [...] you got any brothers or sisters?

Paula  Yes, I have. I’ve got one brother.

He [...] sixteen.
A: are; is; Have; is

Q: 3 Complete the words.

REMEMBER: If the subject is: he/ she/ it, you must add "s" at the end of the verb!

1_ They always c[...] about the weather.

2_ She b[...] about her exam results.

3_ He h[...] his parents before he goes to bed.

4_ He l[...] at my jokes.

5_ She s[...] if she can’t do what she wants.

6_ My brother j[...] a lot with his friends.

7_ I c[...] to my sister for hours on the phone.

8_ Don’t s[...]! Talk more quietly.

9_ Don’t t[...] your sister. It makes her cry.

10_ People look more friendly when they s[...] .
A: omplain; oasts; ugs; aughs; ulks; okes; hat; hout; ease; mile

Q: 1. Complete dialogue with present simple.

P: How [...] (get / the thief) into the museum?

D: He [...] (break) a window and then he [...] (jump) inside-

P: What [...] (take / he)?

D: He [...] (steal) five expensive paitings.

P: What [...] (say / the security guards)?

D: They [...] (not see) anything.

P: And the burglar alarm?

D: It [...] (be) broken, so it [...] (not work).
A: did the thief get; broke; jumped; did he take; stole; did the security guards say; didn't see; was; didn't work

Q: 1. Complete the sentences with some of the words.

adverts audience broadcast camera
channel character episode participant
presenter programme remote control
screen viewer

1_ We change channels with a [...].

2_ A person who watches TV is a [...].

3_ An [...] is one programme in a series.

4_ We use a [...] to film a show.

5_ We see [...] between or in the middle of programmes.

6_ A [...] is a general word for programme.

7_ The [...] are the people who watch a programme or show.

8_ A [...] introduces each part of a TV programme.

9_ A [...] takes part in a show.

10_ A [...] is the flat part of a television where you see the picture.
A: romote control; viewer; episode; camera; adverts; broadcast; audience; presenter; participant; screen

Q: 1 Correct the words with the adjectives.

1_ Sam is active [...]. He’s never sad.

2_ Ela is naturally intolerant [...] She’s always asking questions.

3_ Lewis is so generous[...] He hasn’t got much experience of the world.

4_ Kate is very mean[...]. She really wants to be successful.

5_ Mike is really sensitive[...]. He never shares his food.
A: cheerful; curious; innocent; determinated / determaned; mean

Q: 2. Re-Write these sentences to past simple.

1. We take photos on holiday.

[...].

2. Jack doesn't go cycling.

[...].

3. My friend plays the guitar.

[...].

4. I sing in a band.

[...].

5. Does the shop open on Sundays?

[...]?
A: we took photos on holiday; Jack didn't go cycling; My friend played the guitar; I sang in a band; Did the shop open on Sundays

Q: 3. Write sentences with these words (there is one you don't need).

1. listened/ to music / you/ listen.

[...].

2. Did/ your homework/ you/ do/ in your bedroom.

[...].

3. What/ did/ wore/ at home/ wear/ you /?

[...]

4. my laptop / didn't/ used / at class/ use / I.

[...].
A: you listened to music; you did your homework in your bedroom; what did you wear at home?; I didn't use my laptop at class

Q: Complete the sentences with a suitable TV word.

1 A [...] introduces each part of a TV programme.
2 We can change TV channels, sitting on the sofa, with a [...].
3 An [...] is on TV between or in the middle of programmes and sells a product or service.
4 A person who watches TV is a [...].
5 There are usually a lot of [...] filming a show.
6 A [...] is the flat part of a television where you see the picture.
7 An [...] is one programme in a series.
8 A [...] is a general word for programme.
9 A [...] takes part in a show, but he doesn't introduces it.
10 The [...] are the people who watch a programme or show, often in the studio.
A: presenter; remote control; advert; viewer; cameras; screen; episode; broadcast; participant; audience

Q: Write affirmative (A) and negative (N) sentences and questions (?). Use the past of be and the prompts.
Exemple: interesing/ programme (N)
The programme wasn't interesting

1 the contestant / successful (?)
[...]

2 the presenter / very friendly (N)
[...].

3 the participants / very confident (?)
[...]

4 the viewers / happy with the result (A)
[...].

5 there / another series (N)
[...].

6 it / the worst game show / on television (?)
[...]

7 it / the best drama series / last year (A)
[...].

8 who / your favourite characters (?)
[...]
A: Was the contestant successful?; The presenter wasn’t very friendly; Were the participants very confident?; The viewers were happy with the result; There wasn’t another series; Was it the worst game show on television?; It was the best drama series last year; Who were your favourite characters?

Q: Correct the verb sentences.

1 I not watch TV last night.
[...].

2 Did they went to the cinema?
[...]?

3 I goed to the football match.
[...].

4 Did she did her homework?
[...]?

5 We didn't saw the final show.
[...].

6 What had he for dinner?
[...]?

7 Found you that article on the internet?
[...]?

8 I knowed him when he was little.
[...].
A: I didn't watch TV last night; Did they go to the cinema; I went to the football match; Did she do her homework; We didn't see the final show; What did he have for dinner; Did you find that article on the internet; I knew him when he was little

Q: Write questions using the past continuous.

1 Where / Jess (go)
[...]?

2 Who / she (meet)
[...]?

3 What time / she (catch) the train
[...]?

4 Why / she (run)
[...]?

5 How many people (wait) at the station
[...]?

6 What / she (wear)
[...]?
A: Where was Jess going; Who was she meeting; What time was she catching the train; Why was she running; How many people were waiting at the station; What was she wearing

Q: Complete the sentences with the verb pairs. Use the past simple and the past continuous in each sentence. surf / find  change / have  visit / have
go / stay  get / watch work / send   eat / wait

1 When I [...] home, Mum [...] TV.
2 I [...] my sandwich while I [...] for the bus.
3 He [...] channels while I [...] a shower.
4 While Dad [...] , I [...] a few emails.
5 A famous person [...] his school while they [...] a sports lesson.
6 While I [...] the internet, I [...] an old friend.
7 They [...] to the cinema while they [...] with their grandmother.
A: got; was watching; ate; was waiting; changed; was having; was working; sent; visited; were having; was surfing; found; went; were staying