Life 4 - Unit 5 - REVIEW AND MEMORY BOOSTER

Life 4

Unit 5

REVIEW AND MEMORY BOOSTER

Do you know how to make pizza?

Put the instructions in the correct order. 

Multiple Choice

Step 1

• Mix flour, salt, water, and yeast to make a dough.

• Cook for ten minutes in a hot (220° C) oven.

• Put tomato sauce, cheese, and your choice of topping on the dough.

• Leave the dough for five minutes.

• Put the dough on a round tray and shape it into a circle.

Multiple Choice

Step 2

• Mix flour, salt, water, and yeast to make a dough.

• Cook for ten minutes in a hot (220° C) oven.

• Put tomato sauce, cheese, and your choice of topping on the dough.

• Leave the dough for five minutes.

• Put the dough on a round tray and shape it into a circle.

Multiple Choice

Step 3

• Mix flour, salt, water, and yeast to make a dough.

• Cook for ten minutes in a hot (220° C) oven.

• Put tomato sauce, cheese, and your choice of topping on the dough.

• Leave the dough for five minutes.

• Put the dough on a round tray and shape it into a circle.

Multiple Choice

Step 4

• Mix flour, salt, water, and yeast to make a dough.

• Cook for ten minutes in a hot (220° C) oven.

• Put tomato sauce, cheese, and your choice of topping on the dough.

• Leave the dough for five minutes.

• Put the dough on a round tray and shape it into a circle.

Multiple Choice

Step 5

• Mix flour, salt, water, and yeast to make a dough.

• Cook for ten minutes in a hot (220° C) oven.

• Put tomato sauce, cheese, and your choice of topping on the dough.

• Leave the dough for five minutes.

• Put the dough on a round tray and shape it into a circle.

Answer the questions about verbs for rules.

Multiple Select

1. Which two verbs can we use to say something is an obligation?

• can

• have / has to

• is / are allowed to

• must

• should

Multiple Select

2. Which verbs can we use to say something is allowed?

• can

• have / has to

• is / are allowed to

• must

• should

Multiple Select

3. Which verbs can we use to say something is NOT allowed?

• can't

• don't have to

• isn't / aren't allowed to

• mustn't

• shouldn't

Multiple Select

4. Which verb can we use to say something is allowed and not an obligation?

• can't

• don't have to

• isn't / aren't allowed to

• mustn't

• shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Mustn’t and don’t have to mean the same thing.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

6. Which of these verbs doesn’t change its form for he/she/it?

• have to

• must

Grammar

Exercise 1

page 68

Multiple Choice

A: Do you know how to make risotto?

B: Oh, yes. (1) I show / I’ll show you if you want.

• I show

• I’ll show

Multiple Choice

A: OK, great. (2) Can / Must I use this pan?

• Can

• Must

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, sure. You (3) have to / don’t have to ask.

• have to

• don’t have to

Multiple Choice

A: When the onion (4) is / will be ready, do I add the rice?

• is

• will be

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, then the water. But you (5) will / have to add it slowly. Don’t add more until the rice (6) absorbs / will absorb it.

• will

• have to

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, then the water. But you have to add it slowly. Don’t add more until the rice (6) absorbs / will absorb it.

• absorbs

• will absorb

Multiple Choice

A: OK, that’s all the water. (7) Am I allowed to / Should I stir it all the time now?

• Am I allowed to

• Should I

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, because you (8) must / can’t let it stick to the pan. If it (9) sticks / will stick, it will burn. And the risotto (10) can’t / has to rest for a while before (11) you eat / you’ll eat it.

• must

• can’t

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, because you can’t let it stick to the pan. If it (9) sticks / will stick, it will burn. And the risotto (10) can’t / has to rest for a while before (11) you eat / you’ll eat it.

• sticks

• will stick

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, because you can’t let it stick to the pan. If it sticks, it will burn. And the risotto (10) can’t / has to rest for a while before (11) you eat / you’ll eat it.

• can’t

• has to

Multiple Choice

B: Yes, because you can’t let it stick to the pan. If it sticks, it will burn. And the risotto has to rest for a while before (11) you eat / you’ll eat it.

• you eat

• you’ll eat

Multiple Choice

A: (12) Am I allowed to / Do I have to taste it?

B: Of course you are. You made it!

• Am I allowed to

• Do I have to

Multiple Choice

1. Pizza was originally from northern Italy.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

2. Should is a modal verb.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

3. Modal verbs are always the same in the present and past forms.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

4. If you’re not allowed to do something, you can’t do it.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

5. If something is not recommended, then you probably shouldn’t do it.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

6. You can’t eat oysters in the warm summer months.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Obesity rates are climbing fast and we need to find _____ techniques to help people control overeating.

• less

• new

• interest

• weight

Multiple Choice

According to new research, “imaginary eating” could be one such _____.

• reduce

• interest

• might

• technique

Multiple Choice

It’s based on the idea that if you are less interested in a certain food, you will eat _____ of it.

• reduce

• less

• might

• technique

Multiple Choice

But how do you _____ your interest?

• reduce

• less

• new

• think

Multiple Choice

A psychologist in the United States reports that if you just imagine eating a specific food, your _____ in it will drop.

• technique

• might

• less

• interest

Multiple Choice

Often people try not to think about food when they need to lose _____.

• reduce

• less

• weight

• interest

Multiple Choice

But avoiding these thoughts _____ not be a good strategy.

• might

• must

• technique

• weight

Multiple Choice

With imaginary eating, if you force yourself to _____ about chewing and swallowing food, you’ll actually reduce your desire to eat.

• reduce

• less

• think

• new

Exercise 4

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