Unit 5 - Review

Unit 5 - Review

Grammar & Vocabulary

Vocabulary

School Subjects

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Maths

• Music

• Arts

• Science

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Physical education

• Spanish

• Maths

• English

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Maths

• Music

• Arts

• Physical education

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Spanish

• English

• Arts

• Music

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Music

• ICT

• Pshysical education

• Maths

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Music

• Drama

• Dancing

• Physical education

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Arts

• Physical education

• Biology

• Science

Multiple Choice

What is this school subject?

• Biology

• Geography

• Science

• Arts

Vocabulary

Verbs with "take"

Multiple Choice

You need to take the medicine to be healthy.

"Take the medicine" means to ___ the medicine.

• use

• carry

• make 

Multiple Choice

You need to take the train to London this morning.

"Take the train" means to ___ the train.

• go along

• make

• catch

Multiple Choice

Don't forget to take your wallet. You will need it the Mall.

"Take your wallet" means to ___ the wallet.

• carry

• use

• do

Multiple Choice

You will take the second turning.

"Take the second turning" means to ___ the second turning.

• catch

• go along

• study

Multiple Choice

You need to take the Spanish lesson if you want to work in Spain in the next year.

"Take the Spanish lesson" means to ___ the Spanish lesson.

• do

• study

• make

Multiple Choice

You need to take the remedial exam as you failed the exam.

"Take the remedial exam" means to ___ the remedial exam.

• do

• study

• carry

Multiple Choice

Don't forget to take some photos when you are on holiday later.

"Take some photos" means to ___ some photos.

• do

• carry

• make

Grammar

Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

Multiple Choice

She smiled ___ than before.

• happier

• happily

• more happily

Multiple Choice

Jim can run ___ than John.

• faster

• fastly

• more fastly

Multiple Choice

You’re driving ___ today than yesterday!

• good

• worse

• worst

• best

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence with the right answer:

"Taylor does her homework ___ (careful) than Tonya"

• Carefully

• More carefully

• Careful

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct comparative adverb.

• I walk fast than my friend.

• I walk fastly than my friend

• i walk faster than my friend.