UNIT 11 Written - quizz - GREEN BOOK

1A Gina and Ray are outside a restaurant. Listen and circle True or False for each sentence.

EXERCISE

Gina and Ray are going to a party at the restaurant.

• True
• False

2A Gina and Ray are outside a restaurant. Listen and circle True or False for each sentence.

EXERCISE

Gina and Ray can’t hear the man who is talking in the restaurant.

• True
• False

3A Gina and Ray are outside a restaurant. Listen and circle True or False for each sentence.

EXERCISE

The man who is talking in the restaurant is fairly young.

• True
• False

4A Gina and Ray are outside a restaurant. Listen and circle True or False for each sentence.

EXERCISE

The people in the restaurant must be at a retirement party.

• True
• False

1B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

EXERCISE

Conversation 1

A

Do you know where Jim is?

B

He’s running late. He just texted me and said his daughter is sick. She must / may / can’t be home from school today.

• must
• may
• can’t

2B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

EXERCISE

Conversation 1

A

Do you know where Jim is?

B

He’s running late. He just texted me and said his daughter is sick. She must be home from school today.

A

Oh, that’s too bad. She can’t / must not / might have the flu. It’s going around I heard.

• can’t
• must not
• might

3B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

EXERCISE

Conversation 1

A

Do you know where Jim is?

B

He’s running late. He just texted me and said his daughter is sick. She must be home from school today.

A

Oh, that’s too bad. She might have the flu. It’s going around I heard.

B

Oh, really? And I wonder where Sally is. She could / may / might not remember we have a meeting this morning. She always forgets to put them on her calendar.

• could
• may
• might not

4B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

EXERCISE

Conversation 1

A

Do you know where Jim is?

B

He’s running late. He just texted me and said his daughter is sick. She must be home from school today.

A

Oh, that’s too bad. She might have the flu. It’s going around I heard.

B

Oh, really? And I wonder where Sally is. She might not remember we have a meeting this morning. She always forgets to put them on her calendar.

A

True. Or she could / can’t / may not just be late, too. Why don’t you call her? Just in case.

• could
• can’t
• may not

5B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

Conversation 2

A

Did you know it’s Tonya’s birthday today?

B

No. Really? How old is she?

A

She could / must / can’t be 22. We celebrated her 21st last year.

• could
• must
• can’t

6B Select the correct words to complete the conversations.

Conversation 2

A

Did you know it’s Tonya’s birthday today?

B

No. Really? How old is she?

A

She must be 22. We celebrated her 21st last year.

B

Are you sure? I think she might not / can’t / might be 23. Her sister is a year older, and I think she’s 24.

• might not
• can’t
• might