Life 4 - Unit - REVIEW AND MEMORY BOOSTER

Life 4 - Unit 3

REVIEW AND MEMORY BOOSTER

Are these sentences about Titanic facts from the true story or did they only happen in the movie Titanic? 

Multiple Choice

1. Titanic was built in Belfast, in Ireland, together with two similar ships, Olympic and Britannic.

• Fact

• Movie

Multiple Choice

2. An American passenger called Rose fell in love on the ship.

• Fact

• Movie

Multiple Choice

3. The ship sank five days after setting off on its first ever journey.

• Fact

• Movie

Multiple Choice

4. The doors in the third-class areas were locked and people couldn’t escape.

• Fact

• Movie

Multiple Choice

5. The sailor who first saw the iceberg didn’t die in the disaster.

• Fact

• Movie

Multiple Choice

6. The movie director James Cameron filmed the real Titanic on the ocean floor.

• Fact

• Movie

Complete the sentences with the expressions with get.

Multiple Choice

1. Sorry to hear you're not well. I hope you ____ soon.

• get better

• get out of

• get sick

• getting old

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2. Where do you go to ____ from the noisy city?

• get away

• get to the end

• got into trouble

• get a job

Multiple Choice

3. Don't ____ the car yet. Wait until I've parked.

• get away

• get out of

• get to the end

• get better

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4. My brother hated school and he ____ a lot.

• get a job

• get away

• got into trouble

• get better

Multiple Choice

5. My dad says he's ____ because he doesn't like pop music any more.

• getting home

• get to the end

• get away

• getting old

1. Choose the correct options to complete the story.

Multiple Choice

“I (1) learned / had learned to surf a few years ago when I (2) was / had been in my teens.

• learned

• had learned

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“I learned to surf a few years ago when I (2) was / had been in my teens.

• was

• had been

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My dad (3) paid / was paying for the course, because I (4) just passed / had just passed some

important exams.

• paid

• was paying

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My dad paid for the course, because I (4) just passed / had just passed some important exams.

• just passed

• had just passed

Multiple Choice

It (5) was / had been a sunny weekend in June. Anyway, the whole first day (6) went / was going by and I (7) didn’t manage / hadn’t managed one successful ride.

• was

• had been

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It was a sunny weekend in June. Anyway, the whole first day (6) went / was going by and I (7) didn’t manage / hadn’t managed one successful ride.

• went

• was going

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It was a sunny weekend in June. Anyway, the whole first day went by and I (7) didn’t manage / hadn’t managed one successful ride.

• didn't manage

• hadn't managed

Multiple Choice

All my friends (8) were watching / watched, and of course I (9) was wanting / wanted to impress them.

• were watching

• watched

Multiple Choice

All my friends were watching, and of course I (9) was wanting / wanted to impress them.

• was wanting

• wanted

Multiple Choice

I eventually (10) was paddling / paddled out for my last attempt of the day as the sun (11) set / had set over the bay.

• was paddling

• paddled

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I eventually paddled out for my last attempt of the day as the sun (11) set / had set over the bay.

• set

• had set

Multiple Choice

I (12) scrambled / had scrambled onto the board, and—for the first time—I (13) didn’t fall off / wasn’t falling off right away.

• scrambled

• had scrambled

Multiple Choice

I scrambled onto the board, and—for the first time—I (13) didn’t fall off / wasn’t falling off right away.

• didn't fall off

• wasn't falling off

Multiple Choice

I (14) just got up / had just got up on my feet on the board when someone almost (15) crashed / was crashing right into me! But I

(16) stayed / was staying on!”

• just got up

• had just got up

Multiple Choice

I had just got up on my feet on the board when someone almost (15) crashed / was crashing right into me! But I (16) stayed / was staying on!”

• crashed

• was crashing

Multiple Choice

I had just got up on my feet on the board when someone almost crashed right into me! But I (16) stayed / was staying on!”

• stayed

• was staying

3. Choose the correct options to correct the sentences.

Multiple Choice

a. He checked the exam answers very carefully /

suddenly.

• carefully

• suddenly

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b. She usually drives quite secretly / slowly.

• secretly

• slowly

Multiple Choice

c. I sat calmly / badly in the dentist’s chair.

• calmly

• badly

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d. She politely / suddenly had a brilliant idea.

• politely

• suddenly

Multiple Choice

e. He politely / dangerously asked a stranger for

directions.

• politely

• dangerously

Use one of these first sentences and tell

a story.

• “Did I ever tell you about the time my (pet animal) ate my homework?”

• “I remember once, I was waiting at the bus stop.”

• “A couple of years ago, I went for a job interview.”

Open Ended

Use one of these first sentences and tell a story.

“Did I ever tell you about the time my (pet animal) ate my homework?”

“I remember once, I was waiting at the bus stop.”

“A couple of years ago, I went for a job interview.”