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WorksheetsNS -REVIEW - UNIT06
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 57mins
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Class
Date
1.
Which is not considered part of informal language?
a)
talking with a friend
b)
using slang
c)
personal writing
d)
writing an essay in school
2.
Choose the sentence that uses informal language:
a)
It was clearly indicated in the document
b)
I regret to inform you...
c)
Should you have a problem, please feel free to call.
d)
Give me the salt, will ya?
3.
Choose the sentence that uses formal language:
a)
I don't care if you do it or not.
b)
Just yell of you have any problems.
c)
A loss of your name tag should be reported immediately.
d)
Lots of kids love that kind of music.
4.
Pick the combination of words that are formal:
a)
verify and request
b)
ask and because
c)
won't and need
d)
busy and sorry
5.
What would be the formal word for ask?
a)
receive
b)
ensure
c)
request
d)
commence
6.
What would be the informal word for inform?
a)
busy
b)
tell
c)
check
d)
get
7.
Which sentence is the formal way of saying, “He asked for more cash.”
a)
He wants more money.
b)
Better give him more dough.
c)
I need some extra bucks.
d)
He requested more money.
8.
Who would you want to speak more formally to?
a)
A teacher
b)
Your mother
c)
A friend
d)
Another kid on the playground
9.
Who would be ok to speak more informally to?
a)
A police officer
b)
Your dad
c)
The president of a bank
d)
The director of a museum
10.
Choose the place where you would most likely use informal language:
a)
An art gallery
b)
An amusement park
c)
A wedding
d)
A graduation ceremony
11.
Choose who you would most likely use formal language with, when speaking to them:
a)
All of these people
b)
The president
c)
A security guard
d)
Our principal
12.
Instead of saying, “there’s something else”, the formal word to use would be:
a)
Furthermore
b)
Sincerely
c)
Verify
d)
Ensure
13.
How would you say, “We disagree about lots of stuff” in a more formal way?
a)
You and I don't agree.
b)
In my opinion, we do not agree very often.
c)
We never agree about anything.
d)
Why do we always disagree?
14.
Two friends talking on the playground.
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
c)
Neither
15.
A friend
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
c)
Neither
16.
A guest speaker in class
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
17.
a teammate
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
18.
a classmate
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
19.
a cousin
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
20.
The President of the United States
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
21.
the principal
a)
formal
b)
informal
c)
neither
22.
Whatcha doin' after school?
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
23.
May I please borrow your pen?
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
24.
Hello, Mr. President. How are you doing?
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
25.
OMG! It's Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton!
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
26.
Thank you for your help!
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
27.
I paid, like 20 bucks, for that thing!
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
28.
I am looking forward to go camping in the Everglades this weekend.
a)
Formal
b)
Informal
29.
Choose the most appropriate word or phrase to complete the gaps.
I am sorry to inform you that your application...
I am sorry to inform you that your application...
a)
did not make it to the final round.
b)
didn't hack it
c)
was not successful on this occasion.
30.
Choose the most appropriate word or phrase to complete the gaps.
I look forward to...
I look forward to...
a)
meeting with you to discuss this further.
b)
thrashing this out with you over a pint.
c)
having a chat with you soon.
31.
Choose the most appropriate word or phrase to complete the gaps.
I am disappointed that...
I am disappointed that...
a)
the work you did didn't come to scratch.
b)
the service you provided was poor.
c)
the service you provided was unsatisfactory
32.
Which of the following sentences is more formal in style?
a)
We regret to inform you that...
b)
We are sorry to tell you that...
c)
We are sorry to say that...
33.
It is forbidden to smoke in public places.
a)
You can
b)
You must
c)
You mustn't
d)
You have to
34.
You are obliged to finish this work before the end of the week.
a)
have to
b)
needn't
c)
can
d)
might
35.
You needn't call her - she already knows the news.
a)
don't have to
b)
shouldn't
c)
can't
d)
mustn't
36.
We are allowed to drink water in class.
a)
We may not
b)
We needn't
c)
We can
d)
We must
37.
It is possible that it will rain tomorrow.
a)
It may
b)
It must
c)
It should
d)
It can't
38.
I am sure Sara needs our help.
a)
Sara can need
b)
Sara must need
c)
Sara may need
d)
Sara doesn't have to need
39.
I know how to play the piano.
a)
I can
b)
I may
c)
I must
d)
I need to
40.
If I were you I would go to the doctor.
a)
You should
b)
You can
c)
You have to
d)
You may
41.
I’m so hungry. I ______ eat a horse!
a)
could
b)
can
c)
must
d)
should
42.
He's amazing, he _____ speak five languages, including Chinese.
a)
could
b)
may
c)
can
d)
must
43.
We have a lot of work tomorrow. You _____ be late.
a)
won't
b)
shouldn't
c)
can't
d)
musn't
44.
You should ................. hard to get high marks.
a)
study
b)
to study
c)
studied
d)
studying
45.
He shall bring in the food very soon.
Which word in the sentences is a modal verb?
Which word in the sentences is a modal verb?
a)
bring
b)
soon
c)
shall
d)
food
46.
You ________ park here
a)
have to
b)
mustn't
c)
shouldn't
47.
You __________ smoke in here.
a)
mustn't
b)
must
c)
shouldn't
d)
may
48.
You ____________ wash your hands before eating.
a)
have to
b)
mustn't
c)
should
d)
can
49.
______ you close the doors?
a)
could
b)
must
c)
should
d)
mustn't
50.
You _______ receive information in this office.
a)
can
b)
have to
c)
must
d)
should
51.
You ______ smoke here.
a)
may
b)
should
c)
mustn't
d)
have to
52.
You _____ put on your seat belt.
a)
can't
b)
may
c)
must
d)
should
53.
I ______ see you, it's too dark
a)
can't
b)
can
c)
don't have to
d)
mustn't
54.
We had a lovely room in the hotel. We _____ see the lake.
a)
could
b)
can
c)
may
d)
must
55.
Did she really say this? No way! You _____ be kidding!
a)
must
b)
must to
c)
could
d)
can
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