WorksheetsTest Unit 5 - Life A2-B1
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
Cereal boxes are usually made of this.
cardboard
wood
glass
They use this to make windows.
leather
glass
paper
This material comes from animal skins.
plastic
metal
leather
You write on this.
paper
pots
cartons
This material comes from trees and we often use it to make tables and chairs.
leather
wood
metal
Water bottles are often made from this because it doesn't break like glass.
wood
tin
plastic
This is a general word for different types of energy.
fuel
electricity
oil
An example of this material is steel and big ships are usually made from it.
wood
metal
jars
You buy food like jam and sauces in one of these and it is made from glass.
carton
pot
jar
The cans that drinks come in are made from this metal.
wood
glass
tin
You put this over your food in the oven so it doesn't burn.
tin can
aluminium foil
paper
When you write a letter, you put it in this and then you post it.
envelope
carton
box
Is your house finished yet? Yes, ____________________ builders finally left two days ago.
a
an
the
Ø
We're going to ____________________ UK on holiday this year.
a
an
the
Ø
Which is ____________________ best way to get to your house?
a
an
the
Ø
____________________ people I really don't like are those who complain all the time.
a
an
the
Ø
When did you go to ____________________ Russia?
a
an
the
Ø
I like to have a bath at ____________________ night before I go to bed.
a
an
the
Ø
____________________ People are slowly becoming aware of environmental problems.
a
an
the
Ø
Why did you go to ____________________ work on Sunday?
Ø
the
an
a
We need a few / some more milk for breakfast tomorrow morning.
a few
some
Is there some / any bread? I want to make a sandwich.
some
any
I haven't got any / some eggs. Will you go to the shop?
any
some
Were there much / many people at the beach?
many
much
There was so much / many rubbish in the sea that we didn't go swimming.
much
many
I'm just going to invite a little / few friends to the party.
few
a little
Luckily, the island has got a lot of / much water because it always snows in winter.
a lot of
much
How few / much time have you got? I need to talk to you about something serious.
few
much
Can I have a little / few milk in my coffee, please?
little
few
Have you got a little / any glass bottles for recycling?
a little
any
There weren't any / many happy stories on the news today. Just one or two.
any
many
There were a little / some problems on the trip but nothing too serious.
a little
some
Reorder the following:
A. Well I hope it doesn't take longer than a few days because I want to wear it for a wedding at the weekend.
B. Yes, it's 564791262F.
C. Give me a minute while I check. Oh yes, here it is. It left on Monday so you should receive it within the next day or so.
D. Is that ‘F’ for Freddie or ‘S’ for sugar?
E. Oh, I see. Do you have the order number?
F. I hope so. I'm calling about a dress I ordered. It hasn't arrived yet.
G. ‘F’ for Freddie.
H. Good morning. Can I help you?
H-F-E-D-B-G-C-A
H-F-E-B-D-G-C-A
H-F-E-B-D-G-A-C
Nearly half of all students feel they don't get enough sleep.
48%
50%
52%
65%
Well over half the children in the study were overweight.
65%
66%
52%
50%
Just over half of all foreign students want to stay in this country when they finish their studies.
48%
50%
52%
66%
Exactly half of the people who took part in the study regularly recycle paper and glass.
28%
50%
65%
66%
Nearly all the people we talked to think we can do more to help the environment.
90%
99%
100%
110%
Two thirds of parents teach their children about recycling.
11%
33%
66%
99%
Well under a third of people in this town share car journeys.
28%
32%
42%
48%
Everyone wanted to find a cheaper way to make electricity.
1%
30%
70%
100%
Instructions: Read the text. Are the questions true or false? Write true or false.
As part of a student project we recently spent a Saturday morning in a local supermarket to ask people about their household items and shopping habits. This is what we found.
Nearly everyone said that they have less money to spend now than they had this time two years ago. About two thirds of shoppers also said that it now costs more to do their weekly shop than before. About 40 per cent said they prefer to buy glass bottles and jars because it is better for the environment, but less than half of those people said they actually recycle the glass things they buy. People who usually buy plastic bottles and cartons said they do so because glass is very heavy and it's easier to carry plastic. Only a very few people, about five per cent, said they never recycle anything, and luckily not one person said they don't care about the environment.
Q: The project was done by employees of the supermarket.
True
False
Instructions: Read the text. Are the questions true or false? Write true or false.
As part of a student project we recently spent a Saturday morning in a local supermarket to ask people about their household items and shopping habits. This is what we found.
Nearly everyone said that they have less money to spend now than they had this time two years ago. About two thirds of shoppers also said that it now costs more to do their weekly shop than before. About 40 per cent said they prefer to buy glass bottles and jars because it is better for the environment, but less than half of those people said they actually recycle the glass things they buy. People who usually buy plastic bottles and cartons said they do so because glass is very heavy and it's easier to carry plastic. Only a very few people, about five per cent, said they never recycle anything, and luckily not one person said they don't care about the environment.
Q: About 65 per cent of people think that it is more expensive to shop now than in the past.
True
False
Instructions: Read the text. Are the questions true or false? Write true or false.
As part of a student project we recently spent a Saturday morning in a local supermarket to ask people about their household items and shopping habits. This is what we found.
Nearly everyone said that they have less money to spend now than they had this time two years ago. About two thirds of shoppers also said that it now costs more to do their weekly shop than before. About 40 per cent said they prefer to buy glass bottles and jars because it is better for the environment, but less than half of those people said they actually recycle the glass things they buy. People who usually buy plastic bottles and cartons said they do so because glass is very heavy and it's easier to carry plastic. Only a very few people, about five per cent, said they never recycle anything, and luckily not one person said they don't care about the environment.
Q: Over a third of shoppers buy glass to help the environment.
True
False
Instructions: Read the text. Are the questions true or false? Write true or false.
As part of a student project we recently spent a Saturday morning in a local supermarket to ask people about their household items and shopping habits. This is what we found.
Nearly everyone said that they have less money to spend now than they had this time two years ago. About two thirds of shoppers also said that it now costs more to do their weekly shop than before. About 40 per cent said they prefer to buy glass bottles and jars because it is better for the environment, but less than half of those people said they actually recycle the glass things they buy. People who usually buy plastic bottles and cartons said they do so because glass is very heavy and it's easier to carry plastic. Only a very few people, about five per cent, said they never recycle anything, and luckily not one person said they don't care about the environment.
Q: Fifty per cent of people recycle glass bottles.
True
False
Instructions: Read the text. Are the questions true or false? Write true or false.
As part of a student project we recently spent a Saturday morning in a local supermarket to ask people about their household items and shopping habits. This is what we found.
Nearly everyone said that they have less money to spend now than they had this time two years ago. About two thirds of shoppers also said that it now costs more to do their weekly shop than before. About 40 per cent said they prefer to buy glass bottles and jars because it is better for the environment, but less than half of those people said they actually recycle the glass things they buy. People who usually buy plastic bottles and cartons said they do so because glass is very heavy and it's easier to carry plastic. Only a very few people, about five per cent, said they never recycle anything, and luckily not one person said they don't care about the environment.
Q: More than five people in a hundred don't care about helping the environment.
True
False
