Title: Default for Llengua estrangera: anglès
Course: Llengua anglesa - 1r d'ESO

Q: church
A: churches

Q: Match the English and Catalan words
- T-shirt | Samarreta
- Shirt | Camisa
- Trousers | Pantalons
- Skirt | Faldilla
- Dress | Vestit de dona
- Suit | Vestit d'home
- Shoes | Sabates
- Socks | Mitjons
- Boots | Botes
- Sweater | Jersey
- Tie | Corbata
- Jeans | Pantalons texans
- Shorts | Pantalons curts
- Sandals | Sandàlies
- High-heeled shoes | Sabates de taló
- Pyjama | Pijama
- Tights | Mitges
- Bra | Sostenidor
- Underpants | Calçotets
- Knickers | Calces

Q: In the song by The Beatles you heard some jobs. Do you remember them?

[Image] [Image: banker] [Image: nurse] [Image: barber] [Image: fireman]
- Someone who stops fires burning is a | fireman
- Someone who cuts men's hair and shaves them is a | barber
- A person who owns or manages a bank is a | banker
- A person who helps a doctor to look after sick or injured people is a | nurse
Also offered: police officer; teacher

Q: Match the jobs with their definition.
- A person who owns or manages a farm is a | farmer
- Someone who collects, writes and publishes material in newspapers and magazines or on television and radio is a | journalist
- A person who keeps or checks financial accounts is an | accountant
- A person who serves customers in a shop is a | shop assistant
- Someone who operates the controls of an aircraft is a | pilot
- A person who drives a vehicle is a | driver
- A skilled person who designs, builds or maintains engines, machines, bridges, railways...is an | engineer
- Someone who cooks in a restaurant is a | chef
- A person who teaches in a school is a | teacher
- Someone who designs buildings and supervises the process of constructing them is an | architect

Q: Medieval towns were bigger than modern towns.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Medieval towns were near a river.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: The streets were wide and clean.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: There were lots of cats on the streets.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Medieval towns had a market
- True
- False
A: True

Q: The lord didn't like the merchants.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Both towns and cities had stone walls.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Fire burned the town houses quite often
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Many towns in Britain still have medieval houses.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: York and Canterbury are medieval towns.
- True
- False
A: True

A: books

Q: 1. We need [...] bananas.
2. You can't buy [...] posters in this shop.
3. We haven't got [...] oranges at the moment.
4. Peter has bought [...] new books.
5. She always takes [...] sugar with her coffee.
6. I have seen [...] nice postcards in this souvenir shop.
7. There aren't [...] folders in my bag.
8. I have [...] magazines for you.
9. There are [...] apples on the table.
10. Pam does not have [...] pencils on her desk.
A: Some; Any; Any; Some; Some; Some; Any; Some; Some; Any
Gap 1 offers: Some; Any
Gap 2 offers: Some; Any
Gap 3 offers: Some; Any
Gap 4 offers: Some; Any
Gap 5 offers: Some; Any
Gap 6 offers: Some; Any
Gap 7 offers: Some; Any
Gap 8 offers: Some; Any
Gap 9 offers: Some; Any
Gap 10 offers: Some; Any

Q: 1. We need some tea. ______ do we need?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 2. We need some eggs. ______ do we need?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 3. We need some paper. ______ do we need?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 4. We need some money. ______ do we need?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 5. ______ cigarettes do you smoke a day?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 6. ______ packets of cigarettes do you have?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 7. ______ work have you got to do?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 8. ______ sleep did you get last night?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 9. ______ children have you got?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 10. ______ bottles of wine are there in the cellar?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 11. ______ English grammar do you know?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 12. ______ Americans do you know?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 13. ______ sugar do you take in your tea?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 14. ______ apples do you eat in an average week?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 15. ______ fruit do you eat in an average week?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 16. ______ real friends do you have?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 17. ______ chairs are there in your house?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 18. ______ furniture do you have?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 19. ______ traffic was there on the motorway today?
- How much
- How many
A: How much

Q: 20. ______ times must I tell you?
- How much
- How many
A: How many

Q: 1. Is there[...] coffee table in the living room?
2. There are [...]good restaurants nearby.
3. There is [...]sugar in the bowl.
4. There aren't [...]mushrooms.
5. There is [...]orange on the table.
6. There are [...]tomatoes in the fridge.
7. There is [...]butter in the fridge.
8. There isn't [...]apple in the fridge.
9. Is there [...]coffee?
10. There isn't [...]juice.
11. Is there [...]beer?
12. There aren't[...]onions.
13. Is there [...]cheese in the fridge?
14. There is [...]money on the table.
15. There is [...]man in the bedroom.
16. There is [...]bread for breakfast.
17. There isn't [...]banana for you. I'm sorry!
18. There are [...]magazines on your desk.
19. There is [...]water in the glass.
20. Are there [...]apples?
A: A; Some; Some; Any; An; Some; Some; An; Any; Any; Any; Any; Any; Some; A; Some; A; Some; Some; Any
Gap 1 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 2 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 3 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 4 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 5 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 6 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 7 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 8 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 9 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 10 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 11 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 12 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 13 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 14 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 15 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 16 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 17 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 18 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 19 offers: A; An; Some; Any
Gap 20 offers: A; An; Some; Any

Q: mirror
A: mirrors

Q: kiss
A: kisses

Q: key
A: keys

Q: toy
A: toys

Q: loaf
A: loaves

Q: knife
A: knives

Q: thief
A: thieves

A: women
Feedback: woman

Q: child
A: children

Q: foot
A: feet

Q: tooth
A: teeth

Q: mouse
A: mice

Q: activitiy
A: activities

Q: copy
A: copies

Q: lorry
A: lorries

Q: monkey
A: monkeys

Q: bus
A: buses

Q: movie
A: movies

Q: 1. [...] a ball on the bed? No, there isn't.
2. [...]black boots in the room? No, there aren't.
3. [...]a white dog in the kitchen.
4. [...] any tomatoes in the fridge.
5. In Mario's bedroom[...] some beautiful pictures.
6. I'm sorry,[...] a letter for you.
7. [...] a blue desk in your room?
8. How many students[...] in the classroom right now?
9. How much sugar[...] in this box?
10. [...] some olive oil to cook the omelette.
A: Is there; Are there; There is; There aren't; There are; There isn't; Is there; Are there; Is there; There is
Gap 1 offers: There is; There are; Is there; Are there
Gap 2 offers: There is; There are; Is there; Are there
Gap 3 offers: There is; There are; Is there; Are there
Gap 4 offers: There is; There are; There isn't; There aren't
Gap 5 offers: There is; There are; There isn't; There aren't
Gap 6 offers: There is; There are; There isn't; There aren't
Gap 7 offers: Is there; Are there; There isn't; There aren't
Gap 8 offers: There is; There are; Is there; Are there
Gap 9 offers: Is there; Are there; There is; There are
Gap 10 offers: There is; There are; There isn't; There aren't

Q: Watch the video on "Leaping Beauty". Then, order the sentences to get a summary.
- Once upon a time there was a very ordinary kingdom | 1
- There lived an extraordinary girl called Beauty. | 2
- This extraordinary girl danced about so that people called her Leaping Beauty. | 3
- One day something terrible happened: Beauty stepped on a witch's toe. | 4
- The witch got angry and put a magic spell on the girl | 5
- Beauty turned into a bore: she couldn't stop talking. | 6
- Ordinary people got bored and they fell sleep. | 7
- The king sent Beauty to the forest. | 8
- A prince found Beauty in the forest. | 9
- He kissed Beauty and broke the magic spell. | 10

Q: Watch the video "Leaping Beauty". Then, order the sentences.
- Once upon a time there was a very ordinary kingdom. | 1
- There lived an extraordinary girl called Beauty. | 2
- This extraordinary girl danced about so, that people called her Leaping Beauty. | 3
- One day something terrible happened: Beauty stepped on a witch. | 4
- The witch got angry and put a magic spell on the girl. | 5
- Beauty turned into a bore: she couldn't stop talking. | 6
- Ordinary people got bored and they fell sleep. | 7
- The king sent Beauty to the forest. | 8
- A prince found Beauty in the forest. | 9
- The prince kissed Beauty and broke the spell. | 10

Q: Thumbelina(Little Tiny)

by: Hans Christian Andersen

There [...] (be) once a woman who [...] (wish) very much to have a little child, but she [...] (can) not obtain her wish. At last she [...] (go) to a witch, and [...](say), "I should so very much like to have a little child; can you tell me where I can find one?"

Goldilocks And The Three Bears

by: The Grimm Brothers

Once upon a time in a large forest, close to a village, [...] (stand) the cottage where the Teddy Bear family [...] (live). They [...] (be) not really proper Teddy Bears, for Father Bear [...] (be) very big, Mother Bear was middling in size, and only Baby Bear [...](can) be described as a Teddy Bear.

The Princess and the Pea

by: Hans Christian Andersen

Once upon a time there [...] (be) a prince who [...] (want) to marry a princess; but she would have to be a real princess. He [...] (travel) all over the world to find one, but nowhere [...] (can) he get what he [...] (want). There [...] (be) princesses enough, but it [...] (be) difficult to find out whether they [...] (be) real ones. There [...] (be) always something about them that [...] (be) not as it should be. So he [...] (come) home again and [...] (be) sad, for he would have liked very much to have a real princess.
[Image]
A: was; wished; could; went; said; stood; lived; were; was; could; was; wanted; travelled; could; wanted; were; was; were; was; was; came; was

Q: Your sister phoned
- in 1973
- one hour ago
- next week
A: one hour ago

Q: Julia was born
- on 1993
- at 1993
- in 1993
A: in 1993

Q: I went to the dentist
- yesterday
- tomorrow
- now
A: yesterday

Q: _________________________, I was ill.
- Next week
- Last week
- At 4 pm
A: Last week

Q: Did Ana visit you
- last night?
- every day?
- tomorrow night?
A: last night?

Q: _______________________, it was my birthday.
- Tomorrow
- At 9 pm
- Three days ago
A: Three days ago

Q: The film started
- three days ago
- at 10 pm
- yesterday evening.
A: at 10 pm

Q: What did you do
- next week?
- every day?
- last monday?
A: last monday?

Q: ____________________, I had a pizza for dinner.
- Yesterday
- Last year
- Every evening
A: Yesterday

Q: _________________________, the seas were cleaner.
- Every year
- Many years ago
- In 2015
A: Many years ago

Q: Do you recognize your bedroom objects?
[Image: Bed]
[...]
[Image: Blanket]
[...]
[Image: Chest]
[...]
[Image: Clock radio]
[...]
[Image: Curtains]
[...]
[Image: Lamp]
[...]
[Image: Mattress]
[...]
[Image: Pillow]
[...]
[Image: Rug]
[...]
[Image: Wardrobe]
[...]
A: Bed; Blanket; Chest of drawers; Clock radio; Curtains; Lamp; Mattress; Pillow; Rug; Wardrobe
Gap 1 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 2 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 3 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 4 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 5 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 6 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 7 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 8 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 9 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Gap 10 offers: Lamp; Rug; Bed; Chest of drawers; Pillow; Clock radio; Blanket; Curtains; Mattress; Wardrobe
Feedback: [Image]

Q: Choose the most appropiate question word in each sentence:

1. [...]cooks dinner every day?
2. [...]much does it cost?
3. [...]do you feel now? Well, thanks.
4. [...]time does class begin?
5. [...]does the shop open in the morning?
6. [...]photo do you like best?
7. [...]often do you go to the movies?
8. [...]do you live?
9. [...]long does it take you to drive home?
10. [...]other languages do you speak?
A: Who; How; How; What; When; Which; How; Where; How; Which
Gap 1 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 2 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 3 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 4 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 5 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 6 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 7 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 8 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 9 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which
Gap 10 offers: Where; When; Who; What; How; Which

Q: How many languages are spoken in London?
- More than 100
- More than 200
- More than 300
A: More than 300

Q: How much do you know about the English-speaking countries?

Northern Ireland is part of Great Britain.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: The dragon is one of the symbols of Wales.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: What is haggis?
- A food
- A musical instrument
- An animal
A: A food

Q: What is the capital of the Republic of Ireland?
- Dublin
- Belfast
A: Dublin

Q: What is the official language in the United States of America?
- English
- Spanish
- There is none
A: There is none

Q: The Inuit, Canada's native people, live in igloos.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: What does the word "creole" mean?
- A type of wild dog that is native to the West Indies
- A type of language that is spoken in the West Indies
- The name of the West Indies' flag
A: A type of language that is spoken in the West Indies

Q: There are more sheep in New Zealand than people.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Which of these facts about emus is not true?
- They can't fly
- They can't make sounds
- They can't move backwards
A: They can't make sounds

Q: What was Gandhi's profession?
- Dentist
- Doctor
- Lawyer
A: Lawyer

Q: Which of the following is true?
- Africa is the oldest continent
- Africa is the youngest continent
- Africa is the biggest continent
A: Africa is the oldest continent

Q: 1. I [...] (come) to class every day.
2. He [...] (clean) his car every Saturday.
3. We [...](study) English every night after class.
4. She [...](live) in Sydney.
5. You [...](know) everyone in this street.
6. They [...](like) eating at that restaurant.
7. We [...](want) to see that movies.
8. He [...](watch) TV twice a day.
9. It [...](rain) a lot here.
10. Your brother [...](sing) at the concert every year.
A: come; cleans; study; lives; know; like; want; watches; rains; sings

Q: 1. Does a postman deliver mail ? Yes, he[...]
2. Do firefighters deliver mail ? No, they [...]
3. Do waiters and waitresses work in bars and restaurants ? Yes, they [...]
4. Does the waitress cook ? No, she [...]
5. Does the cook prepare meals ? Yes, he [...]
6. Do detectives investigate ? Yes, they [...]
7. Do painters drive buses ? No, they [...]
8. [...] she type letters ? Yes, she does.
9. [...] mechanics repair cars ? Yes, they do.
10. [...] your husband work in a bank? Yes, he does.
A: does; don't; do; doesn't; does; do; don't; does; do; does
Gap 1 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 2 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 3 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 4 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 5 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 6 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 7 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 8 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 9 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't
Gap 10 offers: do; does; don't; doesn't

Q: [Image: Routines]
Sequence the text according to how Susan does these activities daily.
- I usually get up at seven o'clock and have a big breakfast. | 1
- I walk to school for about half an hour. I start lessons at quarter to nine. | 2
- I never have lunch. I am seldom hungry at lunch time. | 3
- At five o'clock I finish lessons at school. I am always tired after school. | 4
- I usually have dinner in the evening. My mother often cooks dinner. | 5
- I go to bed at about eleven o'clock. I always read before sleeping. | 6