Module 1B 3DIV

I'm a Taylor Swift ......... . I love her music.

• fan

• trumpet

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'fan' because it fits the context of expressing admiration for Taylor Swift's music. 'Trumpet' does not relate to being a fan.

She put a ............... of her song on Youtube.

• drums

• video clip

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'video clip' because it refers to a short segment of a song that can be shared on platforms like YouTube. 'Drums' does not fit the context of sharing a song online.

Do you play the ........... in the school band?
Yes, I also play in a youth ........... .

• violin / orchestra

• live concert / clarinet

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'violin / orchestra' because both terms relate to musical ensembles. A school band typically includes instruments like the violin, and an orchestra is a larger group that also features violins.

I love The Rolling Stones. I went to a ........................ last summer.

• lyrics

• live concert

Answer explanation

The phrase 'I went to a' suggests an event, making 'live concert' the correct choice. 'Lyrics' refers to the words of a song, which doesn't fit the context of attending an event.

Many people ............ to the Beatles in the 60s.

• listened

• listen

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'listened' because the sentence refers to a past action in the 60s. 'Listened' is the past tense of 'listen', making it the appropriate form to describe what many people did during that time.

I ............... the guitar in the past. I played the violin.

• didn't play

• don't play

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'didn't play' because it indicates that the speaker did not play the guitar in the past, while they played the violin. 'Don't play' suggests a current action, which does not fit the context.

When ........ you ......... the advert for the Foo Fighters' live concert?

• do / see

• did / see

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'did / see' because the question refers to a past event (seeing the advert), requiring the past tense 'did' for the auxiliary verb.

What were you doing yesterday at five?
We ................. the dog.

• are walking

• were walking

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'were walking' because the question refers to an action that took place in the past (yesterday at five). 'Were walking' is the past continuous tense, which is appropriate here.

Peter .............. on the phone. He was reading a book.

• wasn't talking

• aren't talking

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'wasn't talking' because it indicates that Peter was not engaged in a conversation on the phone while he was reading a book, aligning with the context provided.

Classical music ............ popular when my grandparents were young.

• used to be

• is

Answer explanation

The phrase 'used to be' indicates a past state or condition, which fits the context of classical music being popular in the past when the grandparents were young. 'Is' suggests a current state, which is incorrect here.