WorksheetsQuiz level 5th midterm
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 59mins
Are the sentences correct or incorrect:
I haven't given my presentation yet.
correct
incorrect
I've been knowing my best friend since I was in school
correct
incorrect
I was studying a lot yesterday.
correct
incorrect
Tick the correct question for the answers:
My teacher gave me the keys
Who gave you the keys?
Who did give you the keys?
Every weekend
How often you call your gradparents?
How often do you call your grandparents?
Do you call your parents every weekend?
........about what to buy for him
I'm thinking
I think
How do you communicate?
having a presentation
making a presentation
giving a presentation
Who helped you last semester?
a phone call
gave me some monew
my dad
I've just finished eating.
correct
incorrect
I've been living in this city since I was 7
correct
incorrect
I don't want to swim because..
the water is very freezing.
the water is a bit freezing.
the water is absolutely freezing.
Look at the lake! It's _________enormus
quite
completely
Let's meet at the entrance of the library. It is __________ easy to get there.
quite
absolutely
A:If you ask me, English is an easy language to learn...
B: ......(disagree)
I'm not sure
That's right
The person who works for a company is.....
candidate
employer
employee
The results of your exams
grades
notes
The person who tries to get a job...
candidate
business contact
employers
Some months ago, I_________one terrible job interview
had
've had
She______________ for more than 5 projects
've worked
worked
's worked
Which one is correct?
How long have you been using this cellphone?
How long have you used this cellphone?
How long did you use this cellphone?
Don't buy that tool. It is ____________ useless to fix your computer.
quite
absolutely
Nancy and I were not able to find your letter.
Me too
Me neither
Select the correct one.
Have you ever found something valuable in the street?
Have you been founding something valuable in the street?
Have you find something valuable in the street?
Select the correct one.
What music have you liked when you were a child?
What music did you like when you were a child?
write the complete word
There are two c (a) s who are ready for the job interview.
Schools should teach p________l s_____s like cooking and driving.
(a)
What is a computer programm designed for one purpose: _ _ _ _
(a)
What is a secret phrase that you use to log in to a website:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
My father had a long c_ _ _ _ _ in the army.
(a)
__________ a good creative thinking. I also have a good attitud towards work.
Besides
In addition
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who has been to the camp before?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who says the camp is not the same as their normal education?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who felt unhappy at the beginning of the camp?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who is going to university soon?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who says they have improved their problem-solving skills?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who surprises people in their hometown with their knowledge of computers?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who was told about the camp at their school?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who prefers camp because they do not enjoy their normal school?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who has a busy life in their hometown?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Read the text and tick (✔) the correct answers.
COMPUTER CAMP
ABOUT
The first Computer Camp at the Central Scotland University (CSU) was in 2004. Since then, we have given more than 4,000 students a wonderful opportunity to improve their knowledge of computers and computer languages. The camp is for any student aged between 14 and 18 who wants to learn and have lots of fun at the same time.
STUDENT STORIES
Dan Austin from Glasgow, 15
This is my first time, so I didn’t know what to expect. I’ve been having a really amazing time though and I really want to come back again. It’s completely different from school and that’s something I really like about the camp.
I’ve always got the highest marks in everything at my high school, and especially in maths. It was my maths teacher who told me about the camp. She persuaded my dad that it could help me get a career in computers. I suppose that must be true and I’m pretty sure that’s why my dad let me come here, but for me I just enjoy it.
This week, I’ve been working on a program that can control the lights in a building. It’s been really cool and I love working with kids who are just like me.
Kristen Berg from Aberdeen, 18
I’ve been coming to the CSU Computer Camp since I was 13 so this is my fifth time here. There’s no doubt about it – this is one of the coolest things you can do in the summer holidays.
A lot of people back in Aberdeen are really surprised that I know so much about computers. They don’t expect me to know anything about them because I’m a girl with long blonde hair and I love music, dancing and going out with friends. Every camp has been great and I’ve learned so much here. In fact, I’m starting a degree in Computer Science this October in Edinburgh.
Who mentions something they have been making at the camp?
Dan
Kristen
Neither Dan nor Kristen
Look at the job advert below. Write a 100 - 120-word conversation between two people. Person A is interviewing person B for the job of team leader. Use the questions to help you:
§ Can you tell us about yourself?
§ What experience do you have that would be helpful for this job?
§ Why do you think you would be a good team leader?
