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WorksheetsSolutions Upper-Intermediate 7 Revision
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What do you call a part of a newspaper, magazine or website that appears regularly and deals with a particular subject or is written by a particular writer?
column
editorial
headline
coloumn
What do you call news reported and distributed by citizens, rather than professional journalists and for-profit news organizations?
citizen journalism
eyewitness account
news blog
human interest story
Which verb means to control or check?
curb
vow
pledge
plea
Jack asked me whether I had bought a newspaper that day. What were his exact words?
Have you bought a newspaper today?
Did you buy a newpaper today?
Have you bought a newspaper yesterday?
Did you buy a newspaper yesterday?
Report the sentence. 'I'll be back for you.'
He told her that he would be back for her.
He said her that he would be back for her.
He told her that he will be back for her.
He told her that he would be back for you.
Report the question. 'Where have you been?'
He asked me where I had been.
He asked me where had I been.
He asked me where you have been.
He asked me where I have been.
'I didn't eat the cookie.'
John denied eating the cookie.
John denied that he eat the cookie.
John denied to eat the cookie.
John ate the cookie, that's for sure.
'Go and study at university'
My teacher suggested that I should go and study at university.
My teacher promised me to go and study at university.
My teacher suggested that I went I studied at university.
My teacher requested me to go and study at university.
'Don't forget to post the letter!'
She reminded me to post the letter.
She warned me to post the letter.
She threatened me to post the letter.
She reminded me of post the letter.
'I know you've stolen my money!'
She accused him of stealing her money.
She accused him of stealing his money.
She threatened him of stealing his money.
She was right, he's stolen her money.
Which adjective can you use to describe a character in a film?
convincing
far-fetched
fast-moving
gripping
Which adjective can you NOT use for describing the plot of a film?
two-dimensional
predictable
thought-provoking
light-hearted
Which of these adjectives is negative?
exhilarating
far-fetched
gripping
moving
Which of these adjectives is positive?
thought-provoking
scary
clichéd
unconvincing
'Sit!', she said.
She ordered her dog to sit.
She ordered her dog sitting.
She ordered that her dog sit.
She suggested that her dog sat.
