Interchange 1 Units 9-16 review

Interchange 1

Units 9-16 review

Unit 9

In unit 9, we learned how to describe people's general appearance (height, age, hair, skin). Remember, when we want to refer to "medium" in height and length, we say "medium height" and "medium length".

Also, we can use prepositions or a participle (verb-ing) to describe a person and identify him/her in a group of people.

Multiple Choice

Wilson is the one wearing a chair.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Katherine is the girl next to Michael.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Her hair is brown light.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

She has in her late twenties.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

What do he look like?

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Cris is the boy playing soccer.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Jeffrey is the man with speaking to Erick.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

How old is he?

• He's 1 meter 75.

• He's about 20.

• He's fairly short.

• His birthday is on January 23th.

Multiple Choice

How long is his hair?

• It's pretty long.

• It's medium.

• It's light brown.

• It's medium height.

Multiple Choice

How tall is he?

• It's pretty long.

• It's fairly short.

• He has medium.

• He's pretty short.

Multiple Choice

Lilly is the girl talking on her phone. She's the one with a red polo.

Multiple Choice

Carla is the woman sitting on the floor. She's the one using the laptop. She's in a gray t-shirt.

Multiple Choice

Mariana is the one wearing glasses. She's the girl with brown long hair. She's the with a sweater.

Unit 10

In unit 10, we learned how to use the present perfect. It is for actions that started in the past and continue in the present (unfinished actions). Or for actions that happened and maybe happen again in the future.

Multiple Select

Choose the verbs that are correct in the past participle.

• swim - swum

• feel - felt

• run - ran

• put - putted

• speak - spoke

Multiple Select

Choose the verbs that are correct in the past participle.

• eat - ate

• give - given

• do - did

• put - put

• write - wrote

Multiple Select

Choose the correct sentences/questions.

• We have been here for an hour.

• She have eaten dinner.

• Have you ever see a ghost?

• I have already eaten lunch.

• I haven't never traveled abroad.

Multiple Select

Choose the correct sentences/questions.

• Maria hasn't come back yet.

• Where have you be?

• We've been here since 8.

• Theresa and I has played volleyball.

• Has he called you yet?

Multiple Select

Choose the correct sentences/questions.

• You have started to study English.

• You haven't taken vacations.

• You have yet become a good student.

• The students have completed their homework before Monday.

• Has she always been like that?

Multiple Choice

I haven't seen you ________ ages!

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

I ate a minute ago. So I've ________ eaten.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

We have __________ finished book 1.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

Has he gone there _______?

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

They have been married __________ 2010.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

She called you a moment ago. She's _____________ called.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

They have been outside _______ an hour.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

He's not ridden a motorcycle _____________.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

Have you been in college _________ last year?

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

Jamie and I have ___________ studied for the test.

• for

• since

• already

• yet

• just

Multiple Choice

Use the simple past for __________________

• unfinished actions

• finished actions

Multiple Choice

For the ____________, time isn't very important.

• present perfect

• simple past

Multiple Choice

I have never gone to Italy.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Ha

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

The book was on the desk when we arrived.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

The school bus didn't arrived yet.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Josh has visited many places last year.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Where have you gone in the last year?

• correct

• incorrect

Unit 11

In unit 11, we learned how to use adverbs and adjectives to describe places (cities, towns, countries); how to use conjunctions to join ideas and how to use can and should for options and suggestions about places.

Multiple Choice

China is a really big country.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

Seoul is very clean __________ organized.

• and

• but/however

• however/though

Multiple Choice

Madrid is nice city.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

It is too polluted ________ is pretty organized.

• and

• but/however

• however/though

Multiple Choice

The Dominican Republic isn't an very clean country.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

I love to draw. I don't like art, __________

• and

• but/however

• however/though

Multiple Choice

Switzerland is fairly expensive country.

• correct

• incorrect

Multiple Choice

In my opinion, you _________ visit the museum first.

• can

• should

Multiple Choice

At the Dominican Republic, you _________ visit Bahía de las Águilas or Lago Enriquillo.

• can

• should

Multiple Choice

You _________ make loud noises in the hospital. It is a rule.

• can't

• shouldn't

Multiple Choice

Children _________ play alone in the park. It's a good idea for the parents to be there.

• can't

• shouldn't

Multiple Choice

I need your opinion. What ________ I do in summer break? I ____________ decide.

• can/can't

• should/shouldn't

• can/shouldn't

• should/can't

Unit 12

In unit 12, we learned how to give suggestions using adjective + infinitive, noun + infinitive; and how to ask for suggestions and request using modal verbs (can, could, may, should).

For suggestion: could, should.

For request: can, could, may.

Multiple Select

Choose the best suggestions: I have a cold.

• Why don't you take vitaminc C?

• It's a good idea drink lots of liquid.

• You could take cold medicine.

• You can drink juice.

Multiple Select

I have a headache. ____________ I have a pill?

• can

• should

• do

• may

Multiple Select

Choose the best suggestions: I have backache.

• You should put some cream on it.

• It's best to rest.

• It's important don't to lift heavy things.

• You may use a cold pack.

Multiple Select

_________ I have a jar of cream?

• should

• could

• do

• may

• can

Multiple Select

Choose the best suggestions: I have insomnia.

• Why do you drink tea before going to bed?

• You shouldn't not to use the phone at night.

• It's useful not to drink coffee too late.

• You can't work until night.

Multiple Choice

a ______ of pain medicine

• bottle

• can

• jar

• bag

• pack/box

Multiple Choice

a ______ of cream

• bottle

• can

• jar

• bag

• pack/box

Multiple Choice

a ______ of tissues.

• bottle

• can

• jar

• bag

• pack/box

Multiple Choice

a ______ of water.

• bottle

• stick

• tube

• bag

• pack/box

Multiple Choice

a ______ of toothpaste.

• bottle

• stick

• tube

• bag

• pack/box

Multiple Choice

a ______ of lip balm.

• bottle

• stick

• tube

• bag

• pack/box

Unit 13

In unit 13, we learned how to agree and disagree using rejoinders (so, too, neither, either); and how to use would and will for requests (ordering food).

Multiple Choice

I love to eat avocado.

• Too I do.

• Neither do I.

• I do, so.

• I don't, either.

• So do I.

Multiple Choice

I didn't order an appetizer.

• Neither didn't I.

• I did, too.

• I didn't, either.

• I ordered, too.

• So didn't I.

Multiple Choice

I have had ice cream for dessert.

• So did I.

• I did, too.

• I have, either.

• Neither have I.

• So have I.

Multiple Choice

I'm not hungry anymore.

• I am, so.

• I don't, either.

• Neither am I.

• So am I.

• I am, either.

Multiple Choice

What _________ you like to eat?

• would

• will

Multiple Choice

I'd _____________ a salad.

• have

• like

Multiple Choice

What _________ they like for dessert?

• would

• will

Multiple Choice

We'll _________ two orders of fries.

• have

• like

Multiple Choice

I ____ have chocolate cookies.

• would

• will

Multiple Choice

I ____ like more sugar on my tea.

• would

• will

Multiple Choice

I'd ______ to see the menu again.

• would

• will

Multiple Choice

They _____ have the same drink.

• would

• will

Unit 14

In unit 14, we learned how to use adjectives in comparative and superlative; and to ask how questions (how far, how big, how high, how long, how cold, how hot, how deep).

Multiple Choice

My sister thinks she's _____________ than me, but I don't agree!

• intelligenter

• the most intelligent

• the intelligentest

• more intelligent

Multiple Choice

John ____________ person that I know.

• the nicest

• is nicer than

• is the nicest

• is nicest

Multiple Choice

Avatar is probably _______ film I've seen!

• badder

• the worst

• the baddest

• worster

Multiple Choice

My brother _________ person that I know.

• lazier than

• the laziest

• is lazy

• is the laziest

Multiple Choice

Do you think the Harry Potter films are __________ than the books?

• better

• gooder than

• good

• the best

Multiple Choice

This car ____________ that car.

• is cheap than

• isn't the cheapest

• isn't cheaper than

• the cheapest

Multiple Choice

Who is ________ person in your country?

• most powerful

• more powerful

• the most powerful

• more powerful than

Multiple Choice

Now, she _____________ actress in America.

• is the most famous

• is the famousest

• is the most famousest

• is the famous

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is Yuna river?

B: It's 185 km long.

• How far

• How deep

• How long

• How big

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is the DR in summer nights?

B: It goes down to 72°F.

• How high

• How deep

• How cold

• How big

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is Santo Domingo from Punta Cana?

B: It's about 194 km.

• How far

• How deep

• How long

• How big

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is Dead Sea?

B: It's 306 m deep.

• How far

• How deep

• How long

• How big

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is the DR in summer?

B: It gets up to 31°C.

• How far

• How deep

• How cold

• How high

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is Pico Duarte?

B: It's 3.098 m high.

• How far

• How high

• How cold

• How big

• How hot

Multiple Choice

A: _________ is Jamaica?

B: It's 10.991 km².

• How far

• How deep

• How cold

• How big

• How hot

Unit 15

In unit 15, we learned how to use be going to and present continuous to express the future; and how to pass a message or a request using tell and ask.

Multiple Choice

A: What are you doing on Friday?

B: I'm not sure. I'm _____________ at home.

• going to stay

• staying

Multiple Choice

I'm _________________ Rose at 3 o'clock in the train station.

• going to meet

• meeting

Multiple Choice

It's decided! We're __________ the oral exam on Monday.

• going to have

• having

Multiple Choice

She's __________ tomorrow. I'm 100% sure.

• going to come

• coming

Multiple Choice

Maybe, Thomas is __________ in the soccer match.

• going to play

• playing

Multiple Choice

I think I'm __________abroad next year.

• going to travel

• traveling

Multiple Choice

Sam and I are definitely __________ that car.

• going to buy

• buying

Multiple Choice

Message: The exams are on Tuesday.

• Ask the students the exams are on Tuesday.

• Tell the students to the exams are on Tuesday.

• Ask them the exams are on Tuesday?

• Tell them the exams are on Tuesday.

Multiple Choice

Message: Buy some lettuce.

• Ask her to buy some lettuce.

• Ask her buy some lettuce.

• Tell her to buy some lettuce.

• Tell her buy some lettuce.

Multiple Choice

Message: Don't arrive late.

• Ask her don't arrive late.

• Tell her not to arrive late.

• Would you ask her not to arrive late?

• Could you tell her not to arrive late?

Multiple Choice

Message: The dinner isn't ready.

• Ask him to the dinner isn't ready.

• Tell him the dinner isn't ready.

• Ask him the dinner isn't ready.

• Would you tell him to dinner isn't ready?

Multiple Choice

Message: The family reunion is on a month.

• Could you tell them the family reunion is on a month?

• Would you ask them the family reunion is on a month?

• Ask them the family reunion is on a month

• Tell them to the family reunion is on a month

Unit 16

In unit 16, we learned how to describe changes using the simple present (now, anymore), simple past, present perfect and comparatives; and how to use verb + infinitive to talk about things we want to achieve.

Poll

What are some changes in your life?

• I wear glasses now.

• I've started a new course.

• I bought a house.

• I'm taller now.

Poll

What are some changes in your life?

• I haven't traveled abroad.

• I don't eat junk food anymore.

• I'm healthier.

• I cut my hair.

Poll

What are some changes in your life?

• I learned how to cook.

• I grew a beard.

• I'm busier now.

• I graduated from college.

Multiple Choice

I _______ to save money.

• plan

• want to

• needs to

• make

Multiple Choice

I _______ from college first.

• would like to graduates

• needs graduate

• have to graduate

• 'd loves to graduate

Multiple Choice

I _______ many children.

• don't wants to have

• wouldn't like to have

• not want to have

• want to has

Multiple Choice

I _______ to find a bigger apartment.

• am going to

• 'd love to

• plan to

• need