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Final Swedes 3 year

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Authentic dollar bills made of cotton and _____.

a)

linen

b)

starch

c)

amylose

d)

wool

2.

Counterfeit detection pens contain solutions of potassium iodide and _____?

a)

elemental bromine

b)

elemental chlorine

c)

elemental iodine

d)

elemental fluorine

3.

The counterfeit detection pen detects a counterfeit by leaving a dark mark on a bill when a reaction occurs between _____ and _____.

a)

amylopectin and I3-

b)

amylose and I3-

c)

amylopectin and I2-

d)

amylose and I2-

4.

Energy and wavelength are inversely related, which means that if energy increases then wavelength _____.

a)

decreases

b)

increases

c)

stays the same

d)

does not change

5.

Fluorescent ink absorbs ultraviolet light, loses some energy as heat then radiates _____ that appear in the visible light range.

a)

higher energy wavelengths

b)

shorter wavelengths

c)

the same wavelengths

d)

longer wavelengths

6.

Why does Cameron Russell change her outfit at the beginning of the talk?

a)

She didn’t want the women in the audience to feel horrified because of her short dress

b)

She was uncomfortable in the heels she was wearing and needed to change

c)

She wanted to demonstrate how superficial the perception of her image could be

d)

She wanted to show how quickly models can change outfits and styles

7.

Cameron Russell says that she became a model by winning a genetic lottery and being the recipient of a legacy. What is the legacy she is referring to?

a)

The admiration of health, beauty and symmetry

b)

The bequest of a certain notion of beauty, specifically of tall, slender, white women

c)

The gift, by will, of money from her ancestors

d)

The tradition of models being discovered by scouts

8.

The comparison of magazine pictures and snapshots are meant to demonstrate which of the following?

a)

Models actually live ‘normal’ lives

b)

Cameron Russell is just as beautiful without makeup

c)

Magazine pictures are image constructions created by professionals

d)

Photoshop retouching is the sole component in the reconstruction of a model’s image

9.

How does the perception of their body image change in girls from age 13 to age 17?

a)

17-year-old girls are much more confident with their bodies than they were at 13

b)

13-year-old girls and 17-year-old girls have similar perceptions of their bodies

c)

13-year-old girls like their bodies 53% more than 17-year-old girls

d)

The number of girls who dislike their bodies increases from more than half at 13-years-old to more than three-quarters at 17-years-old

10.

What is a trait of many models that is infrequently disclosed?

a)

Physical insecurity

b)

High intelligence

c)

Physical confidence

d)

A dislike of high heels

11.

The editor has ___ us to find a really interesting lead story.

a)

ordered

b)

demanded

c)

insisted

12.

Publicists have ___ that the two Hollywood stars are to wed.

a)

acknowledged

b)

notified

c)

assured

13.

We ___ getting a qualification before going into journalism.

a)

promise

b)

declare

c)

recommend

14.

She ___ stealing my briefcase.

a)

confessed

b)

apologised

c)

denied

15.

The politician ___ that he knew nothing of the plot.

a)

stated

b)

refused

c)

defended

16.

May I ___ you that the poll closes at midnight?

a)

consider

b)

remind

c)

express

17.

The president ___ to introduce reforms.

a)

refused

b)

urged

c)

recommended

18.

I ___ leaving now.

a)

warn

b)

suggest

c)

vow

19.

Sam ___ with the judge to let him go.

a)

pleaded

b)

threatened

c)

urged

20.

I ___ the riot on the poor state of the economy.

a)

criticise

b)

accuse

c)

blame

21.

I’ve been on the go all day long.

a)

I’ve been busy all day.

b)

I’ve been relaxing and doing nothing.

22.

I’m dead on my feet.

a)

I’m hopeless at dancing.

b)

I’m absolutely exhausted.

23.

The photographer screwed up the shot.

a)

He prepared to take a photo.

b)

He didn’t take a good photo.

24.

he slipped out through a different door.

a)

She fell as she was leaving.

b)

She left secretly so nobody would see her.

25.

We prefer to remain upbeat.

a)

We prefer to be positive.

b)

We prefer to be at the heart of the action.

26.

I felt revulsion at the news.

a)

I felt really really disgusted.

b)

I felt really really disappointed.

27.

Too many cooks spoil the (a)   .

28.

Never look a gift horse in the (a)   .

29.

The early bird catches the (a)   .

30.

Every cloud has a silver (a)   .

31.

People in glass houses shouldn’t throw (a)   .

32.

Don’t count your chickens before they (a)   .

33.

In for a penny, in for a (a)   .

34.

The grass is always (a)   on the other side.

35.

I ___ up with the news online.

a)

keep

b)

make

c)

put

36.

Power in this country is concentrated in the ___ of just a few people.

a)

fists

b)

arms

c)

hands

37.

She took a few weeks off work on ___ grounds.

a)

illness

b)

health

c)

hard

38.

During the crisis, we watched ___ 24-hour

news channels to find out what was happening.

a)

turning

b)

rolling

c)

sliding

39.

Murdoch is a media ___ who controls many of the world’s English language news outlets.

a)

baron

b)

duke

c)

earl

40.

It was a ___ marriage. They had just pretended to marry to claim the money.

a)

false

b)

sham

c)

freak

41.

I'm totally ___ on soap operas. I watch them all day, every day.

a)

hung

b)

taken

c)

hooked

42.

A newspaper editor demands ___ facts, not gossip, before he considers publishing a news story.

a)

hard

b)

tough

c)

main

43.

The authorities have introduced a new regulation ___ employers are held responsible for any accidents.

a)

whereby

b)

where

c)

-

44.

We visited one of the locations ___ the supermarket chain hoped to open a new store.

a)

where

b)

which

c)

-

45.

Nobody ___ was present at the time remembered seeing Ferguson leave.

a)

who

b)

which

c)

that

46.

One of the most compelling reasons ___ the government decided to investigate was the existence of an off shore banking account in the owner’s name.

a)

why

b)

which

c)

that

47.

Investors, many of ___ had lost their life savings, insisted on the government taking action.

a)

whose

b)

whom

c)

which

48.

The point at __ regulars need to step in has been reached.

a)

where

b)

that

c)

which

49.

The company ___ I worked for allowed us to leave early on Fridays.

a)

that

b)

whom

c)

where

50.

One of the company directors, ___ Ferrari is parked outside, has just been arrested by the police.

a)

whom

b)

whose

c)

which

51.

Which of the following is a good example of a trek?

a)

a case of mistaken identity

b)

a letter home from summer camp

c)

a glass of ice water on a hot day

d)

a hike on the Appalachian Trail

52.

What would you be most likely to find at a plaza?

a)

a shoe store

b)

a meteor

c)

a barnyard

d)

a river

53.

________ is the spirit or essence of a particular time. In the 1920s, flappers and speakeasies contributed to that era's ________ .

(a)  

54.

These brassy, ___ accessories are particularly popular among teenagers.

a)

kitsch

b)

prima donna

c)

macho

55.

I'm afraid I'm not really ___ with the way the security system operates yet, so I'll need to see the manual.

a)

au fait

b)

faux pas

c)

fait accompli

56.

In a (a)   bid on the city’s stock exchange this afternoon, chocolate manufacturer Jupiter Cocoa attempted a takeover of rival company Kelly’s Cakes.

57.

Car manufacturers in the Midlands have (a)   a prototype of their new electric car.

58.

Chief executive Clive Wilson explained that there was a (a)   in the market for affordable electric cars.

59.

Jack often wears a pair of old ___ jeans when he does the gardening.

a)

silk

b)

scruffy

c)

formal

60.

I always wear ___ clothes to work – a suit, a tie, a well-ironed white shirt.

a)

casual

b)

smart

c)

fashionable

61.

There is a thick ___ on the inside of my ski jacket which keeps me warm.

a)

zipper

b)

lapel

c)

lining

62.

My new necklace is made up of lots of individual ___ .

a)

laces

b)

beads

c)

straps

63.

One of the latest trends is having your hair ___ to get a sun-kissed look.

a)

shaved

b)

highlighted

c)

gelled

64.

I decided to take up jogging, but I still haven’t bought a good pair of __ .

a)

flats

b)

trainers

c)

wedges

65.

I must get some ___ shoes for walking in the hills.

a)

stained

b)

sturdy

c)

revealing

66.

When the actor put the ___ on his head, he finally became the character.

a)

wig

b)

bob

c)

belt

67.

We have ___ peak home furnishings.

a)

accomplished

b)

achieved

c)

reached

68.

Keep ___ and carry on.

a)

silent

b)

calm

c)

relaxed

69.

Pride is the ___ of all sins.

a)

mother

b)

aunt

c)

sister

70.

It’s life, Jim, but not ___ we know it.

a)

that

b)

as

c)

how

71.

Life’s too ___ for a bad coffee.

a)

short

b)

precious

c)

quick

72.

Good is the ___ bad.

a)

opposite

b)

popular

c)

new

73.

The neighbours from ___ .

a)

above

b)

hell

c)

south

74.

Danger is my ___ name.

a)

first

b)

middle

c)

surname

75.

You can ___ the girl out of the country, but you can't ___ the country out of the girl.

a)

get

b)

bring

c)

take

76.

Which of the following is most likely to lead to saturation of the ground?

a)

an enduring drought

b)

a heavy rainstorm

c)

a burrowing animal

d)

a thorough raking

77.

If you are practicing austerity, which of these might you do?

a)

Stop lying on the couch all day.

b)

Stop buying treats after school.

c)

Stick to telling the truth on all occasions.

d)

Start rehearsing with a glee club.

78.

Which of the following is the best example of malpractice?

a)

A woman forgets to keep an appointment at a doctor's office.

b)

A lawyer delegates administrative tasks to her assistant.

c)

A student neglects to study for his chemistry test.

d)

A physician makes a serious error during surgery.

79.

Which of the following is most likely to scuttle?

a)

a startled mouse

b)

a milking cow

c)

a passenger on a train

d)

a scarecrow

80.

Which of the following would most likely be considered memorabilia?

a)

a parade featuring historical figures

b)

a wrapper from a candy bar

c)

a dream about a past life

d)

a post card from a special trip

81.

Which of the following people is en route?

a)

a singer stepping on stage for a performance

b)

a man shopping for food in a supermarket

c)

a child riding a bike up and down the driveway

d)

a woman traveling from home to work

82.

A number of women have made ___ discoveries leading to a greater understanding of the nature of atoms and their properties.

a)

banal

b)

erroneous

c)

seminal

d)

cosmetic

83.

The unemployment rate looks ___ to rise in the next couple of months. Lots of people are going to lose their jobs.

a)

set

b)

on the verge

c)

possibility

84.

There's a ___ chance Jane might get the job.

a)

short

b)

slim

c)

narrow

85.

The president __ to the press at 3. She has an important announcement to make.

a)

is to speak

b)

is bound to speak

c)

will end up speaking

86.

Such a derisory offer is highly ___ to be rejected.

a)

set

b)

bound

c)

likely

87.

The next train ___ leave at 6.45.

a)

is likely

b)

is set to

c)

is due to

88.

The likelihood (a)   this happening is small.

89.

I accidentally dropped a pan of really hot soup and ___ my foot quite badly.

a)

scalded

b)

burnt

90.

I can’t stand the sight of blood. I ___ and have to leave the room.

a)

freak out

b)

pass out

91.

As a child, I once fell off my bike and ___ my head on the road.

a)

banged

b)

whacked

92.

She was in a bad car crash. She was losing a lot of blood – it was ___ down her face.

a)

streaming

b)

leaking

93.

He showed me a large ___ on his leg, which he said was the result of falling from a tree.

a)

gash

b)

cut

94.

Those warning signs are there for a reason. You ignore

them at your (a)   .

95.

Leaving uncooked chicken in the kitchen area is a health (a)   .

96.

If we stay here, we run the (a)   of getting cut off by the tide.

97.

This company was ___ liable for its negligent actions which led to the catastrophe.

a)

brought

b)

held

c)

lifted

98.

The hospital staff was accused of medical ___ after the death of a newborn baby.

a)

failure

b)

negligence

c)

inattentiveness

99.

The judge ordered the college to pay ___ to a former student after she’d proved she’d been bullied.

a)

fines

b)

damages

c)

fees

100.

The court restricted Amazon’s sales to “essential” items and threatened steep fines for ___ , leading Amazon to close the warehouses to avoid the financial risk.

a)

non-compliance

b)

negligence

c)

liability