Section B Module 1 2 ESO

In the evenings, people have drinks in the … .

• traffic light

• pub

• bus stop

Answer explanation

In the evenings, people typically gather to socialize and have drinks in a pub, which is a common social venue. The other options, traffic light and bus stop, are not places where people would have drinks.

I need … onion to make tomato sauce.

• an

• a

• many

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'an' because 'onion' starts with a vowel sound. In English, we use 'an' before words that begin with a vowel sound to ensure smooth pronunciation.

We took a tour to see the … .

• sights

• petrol station

• roundabout

Answer explanation

The phrase 'We took a tour to see the … .' implies visiting interesting places, which aligns with 'sights'. The other options, 'petrol station' and 'roundabout', do not fit the context of a tour.

… cheese have we got?

• How many

• How much

• Is there

Answer explanation

The question asks about the quantity of cheese, which is an uncountable noun. Therefore, the correct phrase is 'How much cheese have we got?' instead of 'How many' or 'Is there', making 'How much' the right choice.

We aren't driving into the city because all the … are expensive.

• car parks

• town squares

• bus stops

Answer explanation

We aren't driving into the city because all the car parks are expensive. Car parks are directly related to parking costs, making this the most logical choice. Town squares and bus stops do not pertain to driving costs.

You can walk over the … to cross the river.

• zebra crossing

• bridge

• stop sign

Answer explanation

You can walk over a bridge to cross a river, as it is specifically designed for that purpose. A zebra crossing is for pedestrians on roads, and a stop sign is a traffic control device, not a crossing point.

There aren't … car parks in this city.

• some

• much

• many

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'many' because 'car parks' is a countable noun. We use 'many' for plural countable nouns, while 'much' is used for uncountable nouns and 'some' is not appropriate in negative sentences.

You can buy fruit and vegetables at the … .

• market

• corner

• tourist information centre

Answer explanation

You can buy fruit and vegetables at the market, which is specifically designed for selling fresh produce. The corner and tourist information centre do not typically sell these items.

… a petrol station near here?

• There is

• Is there

• Are there

Answer explanation

The question asks if there is a petrol station nearby, which requires a yes/no response. 'Is there' is the correct form for asking about the existence of a singular noun (petrol station). 'There is' is a statement, and 'Are there' is for plural nouns.

We haven't got … bread.

• some

• many

• much

Answer explanation

In the sentence, 'much' is used with uncountable nouns like 'bread'. 'Some' is incorrect as it implies a positive quantity, while 'many' is for countable nouns. Therefore, 'much' is the correct choice.