Elementary Module 4

Module 4

Elementary

​Vocabulary

Multiple Choice

1. Some people are allergic / healthy to some kinds of food.

• allergic

• healthy

Multiple Choice

2. You should organise / exercise a lot to keep fit.

• exercise

• organise

Multiple Choice

3. The menu / meal is really tasty.

• menu

• meal

Multiple Choice

4. I’d like a cup / can of tea, please.

• cup

• can

Multiple Choice

5. I don’t eat many vegetables, just spinach / apricots.

• spinach

• apricots

Multiple Choice

6. Ted is a vegetarian / volunteer. He doesn’t eat any meat.

• vegetarian

• volunteer

Multiple Choice

7. We should build / raise money for a new library in our neighbourhood.

• build

• raise

Multiple Choice

8. My grandparents want to sell / keep their house in the city and move to a small town.

• sell

• keep

Multiple Choice

1. We’d like strawberry ice cream for                                   .

• vitamins

• dessert

• receive

• sure

Multiple Choice

2. He has a(n)                                   on his arm and needs to see a doctor.

• receive

• vitamins

• rash

• medicine

Multiple Choice

3. Make                                   you ask your parents before you take the car.

• sure

• important

• vitamins

• rash

Multiple Choice

4. Strawberries have lots of                                   .

• medicine

• important

• rash

• vitamins

Multiple Choice

5. I think I need some                                   for my stomach ache.

• medicine

• important

• rash

• dessert

Multiple Choice

6. It’s very                                   to eat healthy food and exercise.

• vitamins

• receive

• sure

• important

Multiple Choice

7.  I don’t send or                                   letters. Nowadays it’s e-mails.

• important

• receive

• sure

• rash

​COMMUNICATION

Multiple Choice

1. What does the grilled fish come with?

   

• a. here you are

• b. rice

• c. after a while

Multiple Choice

2. I’d like some lasagne.

   

• a. I think so

• b. I'm afraid we don't

• c. Great. Is that all?

Multiple Choice

3. What seems to be the problem?

  

 

• a. I'm not felling very well.

• b. You should go to a doctor.

• c. I love aerobics.

Multiple Choice

4. Anything else?

• a. Maybe later.

• b. Yes, I'm interested.

• c. No, I never eat them.

Multiple Choice

5. Would you like some pizza?

   

• a. Just some.

• b. Just a few.

• c. Just a slice.

​GRAMMAR

Multiple Choice

1. There is                                   orange juice in the fridge. Let’s buy some.

 

• a. no

• b. some

• c. any

Multiple Choice

2. Do we have                                   onions? I want to make onion soup.

 

• a. any

• b. some

• c. much

Multiple Choice

3. I don’t drink                                   coke. I don’t really like it.

  

• a. a lot of

• b. a little

• c. much

Multiple Choice

4. There is                                   apple pie. Would you like a slice?

  

• a. a few

• b. no

• c. lots of

Multiple Choice

5. We can’t make sandwiches because there isn’t                                    cheese.

  

• a. any

• b. a little

• c. no

Multiple Choice

6. You should add                                   salt to the salad.

    

• a. a few

• b. a little

• c. much

Multiple Choice

7. There aren’t                                   young people in this neighbourhood. Who can I   

    hang out with?

  

• a. a few

• b. some

• c. many

​Complete the following sentences with subject or object personal pronoun.

Multiple Choice

1. She is a very famous singer. We all love                    .

• she

• her

• him

• us

Multiple Select

2. Give                    this book.                    is mine and I need it.

• us

• it

• her

• me

Multiple Choice

3. Mark and Leona live in France, so I don’t see                    very often.

• us

• them

• him

• her

Multiple Choice

4. Can you give                    some water? We’re thirsty.

• me

• them

• her

• us

Multiple Choice

5. Eat some blueberries.                    are delicious!

• They

• It

• We

• Your

​

Give advice using should or shouldn’t and the phrases in the brackets.

Open Ended

1. Chris wants to keep fit. (take up / sport)

He____.

Open Ended

2. Julia has the flu. (go out)

    She ___.

Open Ended

3. Mary has a sore throat. (drink / cold water)

    She___.

​LISTENING

Multiple Select

1. What does the woman order?

Multiple Choice

2. What does the man add to the shopping list? 

Multiple Choice

3. What’s wrong with Lionel?

​READING

​

Read the problem page from a magazine and write M for Mike or S for Simon.

​I’m 20 and my problem is that I’m allergic to my two dogs! The doctor says that they shouldn’t be in the house with me, but I don’t have a garden. What can I do?

​

Mike, London

 

​Allergies can become serious problems so it’s important that you do something about it. Ask friends, neighbours or family to take the dogs. That way you can visit them. Another thing you can do is move house. Find one with a garden. Good luck!

​I’m having problems with my two flatmates. You see, I want to get a dog, but they don’t want to hear about it. Why can’t they see how I feel? They don’t want animals in the flat, but I live there, too! Should I just go and buy a dog and not tell them?

​

Simon, Ipswich

​ You should try talking to your flatmates again. Maybe you can make them understand. Do you have a garden or a balcony? You can always put the dog there. But don’t just go home with a dog one day! They will never speak to you again. Is that what you want?

Multiple Choice

1. This person believes that his friends don’t understand him.

• S

• M

Multiple Choice

2. This person should ask his friends for help.

• M

• S

Multiple Choice

3. This person wants to keep something he can’t.

• S

• M

Multiple Choice

4. This person has a health problem.

• S

• M

​WRITING

Open Ended

Write a paragraph about your eating habits and the activities you do to keep fit.