Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 12 (Review 3)

Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 12 (Review 3)

by Ngọc Nguyễn

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• risk

• advantage

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• comfort zone

• attitudes

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• the status quo

• risk

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• gone

• eaten

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• sung

• written

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• ridden

• flown

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• bike lane

• pedestrian area

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• driven

• ridden

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• done

• gone

Multiple Choice

Practice 2. Choose the correct option.

Many people do not like to take (1) risk / advantage. They prefer to stay in their (2) comfort zones / attitudes because they like (3) the status quo / risk. There are people who have never (4) gone/ eaten at a food truck, (5) sung / written karaoke, or (6) ridden / flown in an airplane. What about you? Have you ever ridden in a (7) bike lane / pedestrian area on a busy street or (8) driven / ridden a horse?Have you ever (9) done / gone camping or (10) won / met a competition? If not, try something different!

• won

• met

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct modal auxiliary.

Sara: I think the math test tomorrow (1) will / would be really difficult.

Robert: I’m pretty good at math. (2) I may / I’ll help you study if you want.

Sara: Great, thanks! (3) May / Will I look at your class notes?

Robert: Sure, (4) I’ll / I may come to your house about 5:00 this evening, OK?

Sara: Great. (5) May / Could you bring your laptop?

Sara: Sure. See you later.

• will

• would

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct modal auxiliary.

Sara: I think the math test tomorrow (1) will / would be really difficult.

Robert: I’m pretty good at math. (2) I may / I’ll help you study if you want.

Sara: Great, thanks! (3) May / Will I look at your class notes?

Robert: Sure, (4) I’ll / I may come to your house about 5:00 this evening, OK?

Sara: Great. (5) May / Could you bring your laptop?

Sara: Sure. See you later.

• I may

• I'll

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct modal auxiliary.

Sara: I think the math test tomorrow (1) will / would be really difficult.

Robert: I’m pretty good at math. (2) I may / I’ll help you study if you want.

Sara: Great, thanks! (3) May / Will I look at your class notes?

Robert: Sure, (4) I’ll / I may come to your house about 5:00 this evening, OK?

Sara: Great. (5) May / Could you bring your laptop?

Sara: Sure. See you later.

• May

• Will

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct modal auxiliary.

Sara: I think the math test tomorrow (1) will / would be really difficult.

Robert: I’m pretty good at math. (2) I may / I’ll help you study if you want.

Sara: Great, thanks! (3) May / Will I look at your class notes?

Robert: Sure, (4) I’ll / I may come to your house about 5:00 this evening, OK?

Sara: Great. (5) May / Could you bring your laptop?

Sara: Sure. See you later.

• I'll

• I may

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct modal auxiliary.

Sara: I think the math test tomorrow (1) will / would be really difficult.

Robert: I’m pretty good at math. (2) I may / I’ll help you study if you want.

Sara: Great, thanks! (3) May / Will I look at your class notes?

Robert: Sure, (4) I’ll / I may come to your house about 5:00 this evening, OK?

Sara: Great. (5) May / Could you bring your laptop?

Sara: Sure. See you later.

• May

• Could

Multiple Choice

Practice 6. Read the phone call and answer the questions.

1. The conversation takes place between a customer and a ________.

• a. a hotel worker

• b. travel agent

Multiple Choice

Practice 6. Read the phone call and answer the questions.

2. At first, Clarissa thinks the trip ________.

• a. is affordable

• b. costs too much

Multiple Choice

Practice 6. Read the phone call and answer the questions.

3. Manuel tries to make a sale with Clarissa by ________.

• a. offering a voucher

• b. offering a better trip

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Multiple Choice

Practice 8. Read the text and choose True or False.

1. When they have a choice to make, people usually choose a new product.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 8. Read the text and choose True or False.

2. Regret avoidance happens because we don’t want to feel good about choosing something new.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 8. Read the text and choose True or False.

3. Change stories help people understand how life can be improved with a new product.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 8. Read the text and choose True or False.

4. You feel regret avoidance when you try something different at the supermarket.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 9. Listen to the first part of the interview and choose the main idea.

1. This discussion is about

• a. strange wedding ceremonies around the world.

• a couple’s strange wedding ceremony

Multiple Choice

Practice 10. Now listen to the rest of the conversation in Practice 9 and choose True or False.

1. Oscar asked Beth to marry him during one of their jumps.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 10. Now listen to the rest of the conversation in Practice 9 and choose True or False.

2. Some of Oscar and Beth’s wedding guests didn’t send an RSVP.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 10. Now listen to the rest of the conversation in Practice 9 and choose True or False.

3. Beth says it’s important to have a minister, a best man, and a maid of honor.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Practice 10. Now listen to the rest of the conversation in Practice 9 and choose True or False.

4. Both Oscar and Beth’s best friends have experience with skydiving.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Practice 13. Look through the notes, then read the short essay and check (√) which notes were included in the essay. There may be more than one correct answer

A wedding reception is always a happy, fun event where the wedding couple and their friends can relax and have a good time. The wedding couple arranges the event and provides all food and drinks, and there is, usually, a wedding cake. Guests (friends and family)enjoy food and drinks for an hour or so, then the wedding couple gets everyone’s attention in order to cut the cake. The wedding couple enjoys the first slice and then they share their first dance, in which they dance alone for a few minutes on the dance floor. Then the rest of the guests join in and they all enjoy the party for several hours.Finally, the wedding couple leaves the party. They jump into a fancy car as their friends wave and cheer, and in some cases, throw rice!

• the location and time of the event

• the people who organize the event

• the people who attend the event

• what people usually wear

• what happens at the event