Life 4 - Unit 7 - Review and Memory Booster

​Life 4

​Unit 7

​Review & Memory Booster

​Vocabulary

​Complete the summary of the article on page 82.

Multiple Choice

Eric Sanderson made a (1)_____ model of what New York looked like several hundred years ago.

• computer

• natural

• image

Multiple Choice

At that time there were no streets or (2)_____, and the (3) _____ was wild and (4) _____.

• model

• built-up

• buildings

Multiple Choice

At that time there were no streets or (2)buildings, and the (3) _____ was wild and (4) _____.

• city

• area

• history

Multiple Choice

At that time there were no streets or (2)buildings, and the (3)area was wild and (4) _____.

• natural

• buildings

• history

Multiple Choice

The 3D (5)_____ is very accurate: you can choose any point in today’s (6)_____ and see what it was like in the (7)_____. The project took Sanderson ten years to complete.

• buildings

• model

• computer

Multiple Choice

The 3D (5)model is very accurate: you can choose any point in today’s (6)_____ and see what it was like in the (7)_____. The project took Sanderson ten years to complete.

• city

• image

• past

Multiple Choice

The 3D (5)model is very accurate: you can choose any point in today’s (6)city and see what it was like in the (7)_____. The project took Sanderson ten years to complete.

• buildings

• history

• past

Lesson 7A - page 83​

Multiple Choice

1. We use used to to talk about habits in the past.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

2. We use used to to talk about situations in the past. 

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

3. We use used to to talk about a single event in the past. 

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

4. The negative form of used to is don’t used to. 

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

5. There is no present form of used to. 

• Correct

• Incorrect

Multiple Choice

6. The question form of used to is Did you use to …?

• Correct

• Incorrect

page 85​

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1. What’s the comparative form (+) of modern?

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2. What’s the comparative form (-) of traditional?

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3. What’s the comparative form (+) of good?

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4. What’s the comparative form (+) of bad?

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5. Rewrite the sentence, beginning with Boston and using as: New York is bigger than Boston.

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6. Rewrite the sentence, using as: Boston and Washington, D.C. are the same size.

​Exercise 1 - page 92

1.  Look at the photo of rooftop golf. Then complete the text. Use comparative forms and patterns of adjectives and adverbs. Use the simple past and used to form of the verbs.​

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I'd never heard of rooftop golf before. I suppose that as cities get (1)

(big / big), people live a long way from golf courses.

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When I was a kid, I (2)

(live) in an apartment building with a basement parking garage.

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During the day, the garage (3) _____ (be) almost empty, so we (4) _____ (play) soccer there.

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During the day, the garage (3) was lmost empty, so we (4)

(play) soccer there.

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Obviously, we played (5) _____ (well) on a real field and we couldn't kick the ball (6) _____ (as / hard /as) when we played outside, but we (7) _____ (not mind).

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Obviously, we played (5) better on a real field and we couldn't kick the ball (6) _____ (as / hard /as) when we played outside, but we (7) _____ (not mind).

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Obviously, we played (5) better on a real field and we couldn't kick the ball (6) as hard as when we played outside, but we (7)

(not mind).

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Having the garage meant we could play (8)

(often).

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These days, gyms seem to be (9)

(more / more / popular) in cities.

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I suppose people spend a lot of time sitting at desks or in cars. And (10) _____ (less / active) they are, (11) _____ (less healthy) they feel. Gyms have taken the place of open spaces in a lot of cities.

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I suppose people spend a lot of time sitting at desks or in cars. And (10) the less active they are, (11)

(less healthy) they feel. Gyms have taken the place of open spaces in a lot of cities.

​Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

1. You can find a mixture of traditional and modern houses in Malaysia. As in most cities, new houses are often built close together.

Multiple Choice

2. People have made their homes in these natural formations since Roman times. Even today, some of these houses are still used as homes.

Multiple Choice

3.There are many houses that are built along the banks of rivers, especially in parts of Asia. The water rises and falls but the houses stay dry.

Multiple Choice

4. These structures are used by people who move around to live in different parts of Central Asia. The walls are made from a woolen material and don’t usually have any windows.

​page 86

Multiple Choice

1. We’re going to Paris for a _____ weekend.

• central

• factual

• historic

• romantic

Multiple Choice

2. Lots of people live in the _____ areas around here.

• coastal

• national

• natural

• personal

Multiple Choice

3. You can still see the _____ stone buildings in this old town.

• economic

• factual

• original

• professional

Multiple Choice

4. After a difficult year, the region is making a slow _____ recovery.

• economic

• energetic

• historic

• musical

Multiple Choice

5. I can give you advice about your _____ problems, if you need it.

• beneficial

• economic

• finacial

• traditional

​Exercise 3 - page 92

Multiple Choice

1. Which word doesn’t belong in the group?

• bricks

• igloo

• wood

Multiple Choice

2. Which word doesn’t belong in the group?

• run-down

• skyscrapers

• traffic

Multiple Choice

3. Which word doesn’t belong in the group?

• apartment

• house

• neighborhood

Multiple Choice

4. Which word doesn’t belong in the group?

• built-up

• polluted

• residents

Multiple Choice

5. Which word doesn’t belong in the group?

• garden

• town

• city

​Exercise 5

​page 92

Multiple Choice

1. A: What’s wrong with this apartment?

f. B: _____ a bigger kitchen.

• I'd rather

• I'd prefer

Multiple Choice

2. A: Are you looking for a roommate?

a. B: _____ to live on my own.

• I'd rather

• I prefer

Multiple Choice

3. A: I can show you a fantastic beach house.

c. B: _____ the country to the coast.

• I'd rather

• I prefer

Multiple Choice

4 A: This apartment is nice. Are you going to take it?

e. B: _____ visit a few more places first.

• I'd rather

• I prefer

Multiple Choice

5. A: I’m not interested in looking around the downtown area.

b. B: Where would you rather _____?

• go

• to go?

Multiple Choice

6 A: Are you going to live near your job?

d B: I prefer _____ near my family.

• living

• live