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B2 high Quiz (Units 13-14)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct word or phrase:


A: Mark was supposed to be here at 8:00. He's an hour late!

B: He (might have / should have / must not have) gotten stuck in traffic.

a)

might have

b)

should have

c)

must not have

2.

Choose the correct word or phrase:


A: Maria was wearing a wedding ring today, and Pablo looked very happy.

B: They (shouldn’t have / may not have / must have / should have) decided to get married.

a)

shouldn’t have

b)

may not have

c)

must have

d)

should have

3.

Choose the correct word or phrase:


A: Did you remember to invite Anna’s new boyfriend to the party?

B: Oh, no! You (would have / should have / wouldn’t have) reminded me.

a)

would have

b)

should have

c)

wouldn't have

4.

Choose the correct word or phrase:


A: I bought a TV last month. After two days, it broke, but I didn’t do anything about it.

B: I (must have / should have / would have) taken it back to the store right away.

a)

must have

b)

should have

c)

would have

5.

Example: Jake missed the bus, so he was late to a meeting. Match each reaction with an example.


A criticism _____________________________________________.

a)

You should check the bus schedule next time.

b)

Your alarm clock never went off.

c)

You’re so rude! You always keep people waiting.

6.

Example: Jake missed the bus, so he was late to a meeting. Match each reaction with an example.


An excuse _____________________________________________.

a)

If you do it again, you’ll lose your job.

b)

Your alarm clock never went off.

c)

You’ll probably set two alarms next time.

7.

Example: Jake missed the bus, so he was late to a meeting. Match each reaction with an example.


A prediction _____________________________________________.

a)

You’ll probably set two alarms next time.

b)

You’re so rude! You always keep people waiting.

c)

You should check the bus schedule next time.

8.

Example: Jake missed the bus, so he was late to a meeting. Match each reaction with an example.


A suggestion _____________________________________________.

a)

If you do it again, you’ll lose your job.

b)

You could check the bus schedule next time.

c)

You’ll probably set two alarms next time.

9.

Example: Jake missed the bus, so he was late to a meeting. Match each reaction with an example.


A warning _____________________________________________.

a)

If you do it again, you’ll lose your job.

b)

You’re so rude! You always keep people waiting.

c)

Your alarm clock never went off.

10.

To prepare for a TV talk show, research has to _______ to find interesting guests.

a)

do

b)

be done

c)

be do

d)

done

e)

did

11.

Next, the selected people _____________ in order of performance.

a)

must be ranked

b)

must rank

c)

be rank

d)

be ranked

e)

need be rank

12.

The top choices _________ to see if they can appear on the show.

a)

be contacted

b)

should contacted

c)

are contacted

d)

contacted

13.

If some of them are unavailable, the next people on the list _________ to appear instead.

a)

will invited

b)

should invite

c)

are invited

d)

be invite

e)

invite

14.

Join the sentences with who or that.

Example:

A: TV sitcoms feature actors. They are recognized by viewers around the world.

B: TV sitcoms feature actors who are recognized by viewers around the world.


A photojournalist has to take interesting photos. He or she works for a magazine or newspaper.

a)

A photojournalist, who works for a magazine or newspaper, has to take interesting photos.

b)

A photojournalist, that has works for a magazine or newspaper, has to take interesting photos.

c)

A photojournalist has to take interesting photos who works for a magazine or newspaper.

15.

Join the sentences with who or that.

Example:

A: TV sitcoms feature actors. They are recognized by viewers around the world.

B: TV sitcoms feature actors who are recognized by viewers around the world.


Dialog editors are sound technicians. They specialize in editing film scripts.

a)

Specialize in editing film scripts who are dialog editors and sound technicians .

b)

Dialog editors are sound technicians who/that specialize in editing film scripts.

c)

Dialog editors are sound technicians who are specialize in editing film scripts.

16.

Join the sentences with who or that.

Example:

A: TV sitcoms feature actors. They are recognized by viewers around the world.

B: TV sitcoms feature actors who are recognized by viewers around the world.


A costume designer is responsible for the clothing. It is worn by the actors.

a)

A costume designer is responsible for clothing who is worn by the actors.

b)

A costume designer is responsible for the clothing who that is worn by the actors.

c)

A costume designer is responsible for the clothing that is worn by the actors.

17.

Join the sentences with who or that.

Example:

A: A newspaper clerk has to do a lot of research. He or she is often new to journalism.

B: A newspaper clerk, who is often new to journalism, has to do a lot of research.


Critics write film reviews. They sometimes see more than ten new movies a week.

a)

Critics, who sometimes see more than ten new movies a week, write film reviews.

b)

Critics write film reviews sometimes that see more than ten new movies a week.

c)

Critics who that sometimes see more than ten new movies a week write film reviews.

18.

Join the sentences with who or that.

Example:

A: A newspaper clerk has to do a lot of research. He or she is often new to journalism.

B: A newspaper clerk, who is often new to journalism, has to do a lot of research.


Executive producers aren’t involved in shooting a film. They are responsible for the budget.

a)

Executive producers aren’t involved in shooting a film that are responsible for the budget,

b)

Executive producers, who are responsible for the budget, aren’t involved in shooting a film.

c)

Executive producer that is responsible for the budget aren’t involved in shooting a film.

19.

Read the passage. Then choose the correct answer.


To have an idea of the number of people who are involved in filmmaking, just watch the credits at the end of a movie! Directors and producers are the ones who organize all these people.


A: Credits are ___________.

a)

large amounts of money

b)

actors in a movie

c)

a list of people who made a movie

20.

Read the passage. Then choose the correct answer.


Making movies can be exceptionally stressful work. This is partly because a huge amount of money is needed to make movies. Investors, who contribute millions of dollars, expect high-quality results. Another reason is that people engaged in the process have to work very long hours.


A: Investors are people who ___________.

a)

work long hours

b)

perform well in movies

c)

lend money to make a movie