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WorksheetsFinal review quiz (Units 3 and 4) A1.2
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 31mins
Choose all the uncountable nouns:
Olive oil
Chicken
Orange juice
Banana
Tomato
Choose all the countable nouns:
Apple
Grape
Sandwich
Fruit
Salad
Write 10 countable nouns using vocabulary of food (use commas to separate the words):
Write 10 uncountable nouns using vocabulary of food (use commas to separate the words):
Complete the sentence: _____ any milk in the fridge?
Is there
There is
Are there
There are
There aren't
Complete the sentence: How many students _________ in your class?
There aren't
There's
Are there
There are
There aren't
Complete the sentence: _________ a very good beach near our hotel.
There aren't
There's
Are there
There are
There aren't
Complete the sentence: _________ any cheap restaurants near here?
There aren't
There isn't
Are there
There are
There aren't
Complete the sentence: _________ a university in Brighton?
There aren't
There isn't
Is there
There are
There aren't
Complete the sentence: Have you got ________ orange juice?
Any
Some
Complete the sentence: There are ______ letters here for you.
Any
Some
Complete the sentence: We haven't got ______ eggs.
Any
Some
Complete the sentence: There's ____ salt, but there isn't ______ pepper.
Any - Some
Some - Any
Organize the sentence: do | you | eat | meat | ? | much | How
(a)
Organize the sentence: many | potatoes and carrots | are | ? | How | there
(a)
Organize the sentence: in | How | cheese | ? | fat | is | much | there
(a)
Organize the sentence: salt | How | ? | eat | can | much | we
(a)
Organize the sentence: I | do | need | How | eggs | ? | many | omelette | for | the
(a)
Was or were? Choose the correct option: My grandparents _________ married for more than 50 years.
WAS
WERE
Was or were? Choose the correct option: When I ____ in Berlin last year, the weather ____ very cold.
WAS
WERE
Was or were? Choose the correct option: How many people ___ there at the party?
WAS
WERE
Was or were? Choose the correct option: - Where ___ you on Saturday evening? - I ___ at my grandparents house.
WAS - WERE
WERE - WAS
Was or were? Choose the correct option: It ___ very nice to meet you, Mr Brown.
WAS
WERE
Past simple Part 1: Write the correct form of the verbs to complete the text (only write the verbs in the space, use commas to separate the verbs):
Ruth Lawrence was born in Brighton, England. As a child, she didn't go to school. She had lessons with her father. She was very clever and very, very good at maths, and she ___ (to go) to Oxford University. She ___ (to start) university in 1983, when she was twelve years old. She ___ (to study) maths. She ___ (to graduate) from Oxford University after only two years (students usually graduate after three years). Then she ___ (to get) a job at Harvard University.
(a)
Part 2: Write the correct form of the verbs to complete the text (only write the verbs in the space, use commas to separate the verbs):
But then she ___ (to meet) someone and they fell in love. His name was Ari Naimark. Ruth and Ari ___ (to get) married and they ___ (to move) to Jerusalem. They ___ (to have) four children and their first child ___ (to start) school in 2006. And what is her husband's job? He's a mathematician, too!
(a)
Écrivez 5 phrases en utilisant le verbe S'APPELER. Pour chaque phrase utilisez un pronom différent !
Write the verb in past simple: My brother (a) (to graduate) last year. He went to Glasgow University.
Write the verb in past simple: The Second World War ____ (to start) in 1939 and ___ (to end) six years later, in 1945.
(a)
Write the verb in past simple: Elvis Presley, the king of rock'n'roll, (a) (to die) in 1977.
Write the verb in past simple: There were no more buses, so I (a) (to walk) home.
Write the verb in past simple: Lindsay's holiday last year (to cost) over 2,000 euros.
(a)
Write the verb in past simple: Lucy's parents (a) (to give) her a car for her 21st birthday.
Write the verb in past simple: We were both so hot and thirsty that we (a) (to drink) two bottles of mineral water.
Write the verb in past simple: The police looked everywhere for the money, but they only (a) (to find) an empty bag.
Write the verb in past simple: The first Spiderman film (a) (to come out) in 2002.
