A8 (Quizz 2)

Which option doesn’t contain a skill required to work in the tourism industry.

• commercially savvy

• devotion

• great communication and social skills

• avoid contact with the public

When a disease has been passed on to many people, it means that there is a:

• disease under control

• disease spread

• disease with no cure

• not infectious disease

How do you read the number 4³?

• The cube of four.

• Four times three.

• Three cubed.

• Three raised to the fourth power.

Another way of saying “Where does Helen live?” is:

• Can you tell me where Helen live?

• Can you tell me where does Helen live?

• Can you tell me where does Helen lives?

• Can you tell me where Helen lives?

Another way of saying “What did you have for breakfast this morning?” is:

• Do you mind telling me what did you had for breakfast this morning?

• Do you mind telling me what did you have for breakfast this morning?

• Do you mind telling me what you have for breakfast this morning?

• Do you mind telling me what you had for breakfast this morning?

Another way of saying: What is your country of origin is “Do you mind telling me where…”

(a)  

Write the powers in English and calculate their results.

Answer explanation

1) Two raised to the power of two / two raised to the second power / two squared

Result = 4 (four)

2) Two raised to the power of three / Two raised to the third power/ Two cubed

Result = 8 (eight)

3) Two raised to the power of four / two raised to the fourth power

Result = 16 (sixteen)

4) Two raised to the power of five / two raised to the fifth power

Result = 32 (thirty-two)

What was the problem?

• Do you know what was the problem?

• Do you know what the problem was.

• Do you know what the problem was?

Which action that could help the prevention of travel diseases can you see in the picture?

• Invest on research.

• Develop TV campaigns to warn the population about certain diseases.

• Increase security check in airports / bus stations to prevent sick people from travelling.

Which action that could help the prevention of travel diseases can you see in the picture?

• Invest on research.

• Develop TV campaigns to warn the population about certain diseases.

• Have vaccination campaigns.