Top Notch 2A Unit 1

Choose the correct form of the adjective.

Example:

A: The speaker fascinated us with her talk.

B: It was a fascinating lecture.

A: That dog frightens everyone in the neighborhood!

B: I am certainly ___________of him!

• frightening

• frightened

Choose the correct form of the adjective.

Example:

A: The speaker fascinated us with her talk.

B: It was a fascinating lecture.

A: The call from the doctor’s office relieved me.

B: I felt _________ when I told my mother about the call.

• reliefing

• relieved

Choose the correct form of the adjective.

Example:

A: The speaker fascinated us with her talk.

B: It was a fascinating lecture.

A: The hike up the mountain exhausted Manny.

B: Manny took a nap after the ___________hike.

• exhausting

• exhausted

Choose the word that DOES NOT belong in the category.

Example: topics for small talk the weather hugging

your job

Greetings

• take pictures

• bow

• shake hands

Choose the word that DOES NOT belong in the category.

Example: topics for small talk the weather hugging

your job

Tourist activities

• take a tour

• take pictures

• get a job

Choose the word that DOES NOT belong in the category.

Example: topics for small talk the weather hugging

your job

Gestures

• point

• go sightseeing

• make a fist

Choose the word that correctly completes each statement.

Example: Have you had gelato ( [yet] / ever )?

I’ve ( already / before ) been to India, but I’d like to go again.

• already

• before

Choose the word that correctly completes each sentence.

Example: Have you had gelato ( [yet] / ever )?

Have they ( yet / ever ) been to the top of the Sears Tower in Chicago?

• yet

• ever

Choose the word that correctly completes each sentence.

Example: Have you had gelato ( [yet] / ever )?

Sarah has eaten Mexican food, but she hasn’t tried sopapilla ( already / yet ).

• already

• yet

Choose the word that correctly completes each sentence.

Example: Have you had gelato ( [yet] / ever )?

You don’t need to introduce us. I’ve met Les ( ever / before ).

• ever

• before