1° Language Exam Guide B2P2

1° Language Exam Guide

P2P2 Week 1-5

talk about Probability In the Future using will and may / might

Week 1

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “Illnesses like diabetes may require daily medication,”

may expresses:

• impossibility. The action will never happen.

• certainty. The action will happen for sure.

• possibility. The action is possible in the future, but not certain.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “A patient might see a doctor frequently to monitor her condition,”

might expresses:

• impossibility. The action will never happen.

• possibility. The action is possible in the future, but not certain.

• certainty. The action will happen for sure.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “Early treatment will save costs in the future,”

will expresses:

• impossibility. The action will never happen.

• possibility. The action is possible in the future, but not certain.

• certainty. The action will happen for sure.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “...Treating more serious problems might become even more expensive,”

might can be replaced with:

• will not.

• may.

• may not.

Multiple Choice

Which modal verb is used to talk about future predictions or beliefs?

• can

• may

• shall

• will

Multiple Choice

Which modal verb is used to talk about future possibilities or uncertainty?

• could

• can

• might

• should

Multiple Choice

I think I _____ definetely go for a walk this weekend.

• 
  might/may

• will

• won't

Multiple Choice

They haven't decided, but they ______ go to the beach on Monday.

• might/may

• will

• won't

talk about Plans In the Future using going to and the Present Continuous

Week 2

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “We are going to discuss how to fight obesity,”

going to expresses:

• an uncertain plan in the future.

• a prediction based on an opinion.

• an intention to do something in the near future.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “This weekend my father is preparing some healthier alternatives,”

is preparing expresses:

• a fixed arrangement or plan.

• an intention to do something.

• a prediction based on an opinion.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct grammatical structure to express a fixed plan in the near future?

• On Saturday, I will play soccer with my friends.

• On Saturday, I may play soccer with my friends.

• On Saturday, I am playing soccer with my friends.

Multiple Choice

We use ... for arrangements (plans with a time and/or place).

• 
  the future simple (will)

• the present simple

• be going to

• the present continuous

Multiple Choice

We use ... to make predictions based on what we think and for instant decisions, promises, offers and requests.

• the future simple (will)

• the present simple

  be going to

• the present continuous

Multiple Choice

My ski instructor believes it _____ (snow) in the mountains tomorrow evening.

• will snow

• are snowing

• are going to snow

• snow

Multiple Choice

The train ______ (to leave) at 10:45.

• leave

• is leaving

• will leaves

• are going to leave

use Reflexive Pronouns

Week 3

Multiple Choice

• Let’s look at some of the sentences from the text “Watching the Olympics.” How do we use reflexive pronouns? Choose the correct answer.

1. In the sentence “They successfully throw themselves over the highest bar in history,”

2. 
   the word themselves:

• refers to “the highest bar.”

• refers to “history.”

• refers to “they.”

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “Sit yourself down on the couch,”

the word yourself is:

• the object of the verb “sit.”

• the subject of the sentence.

• an adverb of the verb “sit.”

Multiple Choice

In the sentence “On the first vault, Strug fell and injured herself,”

the word herself means: 

• Strug caused the fall but injured someone else.

• someone else caused Strug’s injury.

• Strug caused her own injury.

Multiple Choice

Watching athletes push themselves to the limit in the Olympics can be thrilling. Choose the correct pronoun to complete the sentence.

In order to be successful, gymnasts have to prepare______ mentally for their vaults.

• themselves

• himself 

• herself 

Multiple Choice

When you watch a diver hurl ______off a platform, ask ______how they spin so fast.

• herself/yourself 

• itself/herself

• yourself/herself

• themselves /itself

Multiple Choice

When I watch athletes compete on television, I often say to _______ , “I could never do that.”

• myself

• himself 

• themselves

Multiple Choice

Kerri Strug hurt ______when her ankle twisted on ______

 

• herself / herself

• themselves / itself

• herself / itself

use verb + object + infinitive give / take / send / bring / show + direct / indirect object

Week 4

Multiple Choice

In the sentence, “His movie appearances persuaded international audiences to follow the sport,”

persuaded is:

• the infinitive verb in the sentence.

• the main verb in the sentence.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence, “His movie appearances persuaded international audiences to follow the sport,”

to follow is:

• the infinitive verb in the sentence.

• the main verb in the sentence.

Multiple Choice

In the sentence, “Wrestlers don colorful masks to offer a flamboyant show,”

colorful masks is:

• the indirect object. It answers the question “for whom” or “to who?”

• the direct object. It answers the question “what?”

Multiple Choice

In the sentence, “Wrestlers use acrobatic maneuvers to impress the crowd,”

to impress:

• is next to the object of the sentence.

• is next to the main verb of the sentence.

Multiple Choice

The wrestlers remove _____their identity.

• their opponents’ mask to expose

• their mask and expose

Multiple Choice

Wrestlers use _________ a breath-taking show to their audience. 

• maneuvers and give

• maneuvers to give

Multiple Choice

El Santo’s movies helped__________ its popularity.

• Mexican wrestling to gain

• Salvador González gain

talk about Cause and Effect using the Zero Conditional and the 1st Conditional

Week 5

Multiple Choice

the formula for ZERO CONDITIONAL is......

• present simple + present simple

• IF+present simple ,..... future simple

• IF+present simple,.......present simple

• IF +future simple,....present simple

Multiple Select

we use ZERO CONDITIONAL ...

• to talk about situations that are possible

• to talk about situations that are generally or always true.

• to talk about situations that are probable

• to talk about the consequences

Multiple Select

Which sentence is "zero conditional"?

• If it rains, I won’t go to the baseball game.

• She'll miss the bus if she doesn't leave soon.

• If you heat water till 100°, it boils.

Multiple Choice

The formula for the FIRST CONDITIONAL is.....

• if +past simple,........will.....

• if +present simple,........present simple

• if + will.......present simple

• If + present simple,......will .......

Multiple Choice

We use first conditional to express something that will probably happen...

• In the past

• In the present

• In the future

• Now

Multiple Select

Which sentence is "first conditional"?

• If you want to stay healthy, you need to do some exercise.

• If she studies hard, she will pass an exam.

• If today is Friday, tomorrow is Saturday.

Multiple Choice

Plants die if they ___ enough water.

• get

• don't get

• will not get

Multiple Choice

If you ___ too many calories, you put on weight.

• eat

• will eat

• eats

Multiple Choice

I ___ and see the doctor if I don't feel better tomorrow.

• go

• will go

• would go

Multiple Choice

If it ___ soon, there will be a drought.

• doesn't rain

• do not rain

• will not rain

Multiple Choice

If Justin ___ tonight, Karen will be delighted.

• cook

• cooks

• will cook

Multiple Choice

Some dogs bite if they ___ scared.

• are

• will be

• are being

Multiple Choice

If the weather is fine tomorrow, ............

• we goes on a picnic.

• we will go on a picnic.

• we would go on a picnic.

Multiple Choice

If you go to England, you'll learn English.

• Zero Conditional

• First Conditional

Multiple Choice

If you mix water and electricity, you get a shock.

• Zero Conditional

• First Conditional

Multiple Choice

She ..... her driving test if she ..... her driving lessons regularly.

• passes, ..... takes

• will pass, ..... takes

• pass, ..... will take

• will passes, ..... takes

Multiple Choice

If I win this tournament, I ________ preparing for the Olympics.

• will start

• would start

• start

• starts