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WorksheetsCursos Libres_ Level 7 Final Exam Units 3-4
Total questions: 124
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a bar.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a club
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a concert
go to, see, get
have, see
get
see, go to
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a bar.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a museum.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ an art gallery.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a theatre/cinema.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a market.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a comedy show.
go to, see, get
have, see
get
see, go to
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a band.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ some live music.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ an exhibition.
go to, see, get
have, see
get
see, go to
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a snack.
go to, see, get
have, see
have, get
see, go to
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ the bus.
go to
have
get
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ some tickets.
go to, see, get
have, see
have, get
see, go to
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ dancing.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ shopping.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ sightseeing.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a free meal.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ an evening out.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ a drink.
go to
have
go
see
Complete the word web with the correct verb.
______________ dinner.
have
get
go
see
Use _______________________ to talk about plans or arrangements which have already been made, e.g. A friend of mine is coming over.
present continuous
going to + infinitive without to
Use _______________________ to talk about a plan or intention. You have decided that you want to do this, but you may not have made the arrangements, e.g. I'm going to try out a new pasta recipe.
present continuous
going to + infinitive without to
Use present continuous ______________________________, e.g. A friend of mine is coming over.
to talk about plans or arrangements which have already been made
to talk about a plan or intention. You have decided that you want to do this, but you may not have made the arrangements
Use going to + infinitive without to ______________________________, e.g. I'm going to try out a new pasta recipe.
to talk about plans or arrangements which have already been made
to talk about a plan or intention. You have decided that you want to do this, but you may not have made the arrangements
Choose the correct sentence.
We're going to the cinema on Friday at 7:00pm
We're going to go to the cinema on Friday at 7:00pm
Choose the correct sentence.
Are you staying at home this evening?
Are you going to stay at home this evening?
Choose the correct sentence.
She isn't going to work this weekend.
She isn't working this weekend.
Choose the correct sentence.
What time are we meeting tomorrow?
What time are we going to meet tomorrow?
Choose the correct sentence.
I'm going to watch the football match later.
I'm watching the football match later.
Choose the correct sentence.
They're going to go out for pizza on Saturday at 7:00pm
They're going out for pizza on Saturday at 7:00pm
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Who spends the most time on the internet?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Who spends the most time outdoors?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The UK
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Which country has the most popular galleries and museums?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The Uk
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Which nation watches the most TV?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The Uk
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Who exercises the most?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The Uk
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Who exercises the most?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The Uk
READ THE TEXT BELLOW:
Internet: People from Canada spend, on average, 43.5 hours per week online, 8 hours longer than the next highest, the USA. One reason: Canada has long, cold winters so people spend lots of time indoors.
Sports: Football is king. In second place, surprisingly, is cricket. Only a few national play the game seriously, but it's very popular in India, which has 1.2 billion people.
Outdoors: New Zealanders spend the most time outdoors. The countryside is perfect for hiking, mountain climbing, and water sports. If you live in New Zealand, you're never more than two hours' drive from the sea. And then there is the rugby, too...
Bars: Spain has six bars per 1,000 inhabitants, easily the highest number. In Spain, a bar is for families, not just drinkers. It's just a meeting place and often an eating place (try the tapas!).
Galleries and Museums: The UK has six of the top 20 most visited art galleries/museums in the world. Including the National Gallery, the British Museum and the Tate Modern.
TV: The biggest TV- watchers are in Thailand. They spend 22.4 hours a week watching TV. In second place comes the Phillipines (21 hours) and in third place, Egypt (20.9 hours), famous for it's never ending soap operas!
Party: It's impossible to say who parties the most, but Brazil's annual carnival makes it a good choice. Some of the best cities for partying include Bangkok (friendly people, great nightclubs), Berlin (live music scene), and the island of Ibiza (dance music).
Exercising: The biggest exercisers are people from Greece and Estonia. Over 80 percent of people in those countries exercise regularly. In both countries. football and the Olympic sports are the most popular, but Estonia has one very special game: ice cricket!
QUESTION:
Who spends the most time on the internet?
people from Canada
people from Greece and Estonia
Thailand
New Zealanders
The UK
a) Subject questions
Question: Who exercises the most?
Answer: Greeks exercise the most.
b) Object questions
Question: What did you do last night?
Answer: I went to a party.
Which question asks us to name the subject (the people who do the action): a) or b)?
a
b
a) Subject questions
Question: Who exercises the most?
Answer: Greeks exercise the most.
b) Object questions
Question: What did you do last night?
Answer: I went to a party.
Which question asks for other information about the subject:: a) or b)?
a
b
a) Subject questions
Question: Who exercises the most?
Answer: Greeks exercise the most.
b) Object questions
Question: What did you do last night?
Answer: I went to a party.
Which type of question uses the auxiliary?
object questions
subject questions
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
______ invented basketball?
Who
Which
What
When
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
______ country makes the most films?
Who
Which
What
When
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
What ______ people do when it's too cold to go out?
do
did
is
does
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
_____ exercises more: the Japanese or the Germans?
Who
Which
What
When
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
________ wrote Lord of the Rings?
Who
Which
What
When
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
______ do you do on Saturday evenings?
Who
Which
What
When
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
________ car is that outside?
Who
Which
What
Whose
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
__________ pen is yours? This one, or that one?
Who
Which
What
Whose
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
________ won the last Nobel Peace Prize?
Who
Which
What
Whose
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
Which sport ______ Brazil famous for?
do
did
is
does
Choose the correct alternative to complete the question.
What ______ you do last night?
do
did
is
does
Choose the correct question:
Who is your English teacher?
Who are your English teacher?
Choose the correct question:
Who teach you English?
Who teaches you English?
Choose the correct question:
What does Edin teach you?
What Edin teaches you?
Choose the correct question:
When did this English class start?
When does this English class started?
Match the phrase in bold with the problem below.
Sorry, I didn't catch that. Did you say...?
We need to hear something again
the speaker is speaking too fast
the speakers isn't sure the listener heard anything
when we are not sure the information is correct
Match the phrase in bold with the problem below.
Can you repeat that, please?
We need to hear something again
the speaker is speaking too fast
the speakers isn't sure the listener heard anything
when we are not sure the information is correct
Match the phrase in bold with the problem below.
Sorry, can you slow down, please?
We need to hear something again
the speaker is speaking too fast
the speakers isn't sure the listener heard anything
when we are not sure the information is correct
Match the phrase in bold with the problem below.
Can you speak up, please?
We need to hear something again
the speaker is speaking too fast
the speaker is speaking too quietly
when we are not sure the information is correct
Match the phrase in bold with the problem below.
Can I just check?
We need to hear something again
the speaker is speaking too fast
the speaker is speaking too quietly
when we are not sure the information is correct
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ a speech in front of more than fifty people.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ a meal for more than eight people
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ a phone call in a foreign language.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ a decision that changed your life for the better.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ a project with a big team.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ business in another language.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ well/badly in an exam.
Make
Do
Complete the phrase with the correct option.
__________ your homework on the way to school.
Make
Do
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
I think I've (a) the worst decision ever!
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
We (a) a fun art project at school last year.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Is your son (a) well in his new job?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Have you (a) many friends at university?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Did you (a) anything interesting last night?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
We're (a) lots of business with China now.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Ian sometimes (a) mistakes in French.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Do you need to (a) a phone call.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
Have you ever (a) a dangerous sport?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
He (a) a great speech at the last meeting.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of make or do.
She’ll try to (a) her best in the exam.
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
She __________ on TV yesterday.
was
has been
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
____________________ a speech?
Have you ever written
Did you ever write
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
Last night I _______________ the book.
finished
have finished
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
_____________________ to the USA?
Did you ever go
Have you ever been
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
He ________________ the project this morning.
has finished
finished
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
Where______ they been?
have
did
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
I ________ never won a prize.
have
did
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
_____________ a bus?
Did you ever drive
Have you ever driven
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
_____________ they travel to Japan last year?
Did
Have
Write the past participle of:
catch
(a)
Write the past participle of:
keep
(a)
Write the past participle of:
make
(a)
Write the past participle of:
drive
(a)
Write the past participle of:
do
(a)
Write the past participle of:
fly
(a)
Write the past participle of:
come
(a)
Write the past participle of:
give
(a)
Write the past participle of:
swim
(a)
Write the past participle of:
sleep
(a)
Write the past participle of:
lose
(a)
Write the past participle of:
win
(a)
Write the past participle of:
buy
(a)
Write the past participle of:
pay
(a)
Write the past participle of:
grow
(a)
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ art.
make, study
make, do
make, do, take, play, study
do, study
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ music.
make, play, study
make, do
make, do, take, play, study
do, study
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ a foreign language.
study
take
play
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ sport.
study
take
play
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ games
study
take
play
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ mistakes.
study
take
make
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ friends.
study
take
make
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ a test.
do, take
make, do, take
make
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ an exam.
do, take
make, do, take
make
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ a performance.
study
make,
give
do
Complete the phrase with the correct verb.
_______ a school uniform.
study
wear
give
do
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
You ____ smoke at Universidad del Valle-Altiplano.
mustn't
can't
don't have to
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
You ____ pay a parking fee at Universidad del Valle-Altiplano.
mustn't
can't
have to
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
You ____ pay tuition with a credit card at Universidad del Valle-Altiplano.
must
can
have to
Complete the sentence with the correct option.
You ____ speak in English at Universidad del Valle-Altiplano.
mustn´t
can't
don't have to
Choose the correct response for the advice.
Why don't we go to the movies tonight?
That's a good idea. Do you know what's on?
I'm not sure that's a good idea. We're too busy.
You're right. It's too expensive.
I suppose so. I want to do well in the exam.
Choose the correct response for the advice.
I think we should organize a party.
That's a good idea. Do you know what's on?
I'm not sure that's a good idea. We're too busy.
You're right. It's too expensive.
I suppose so. I want to do well in the exam.
Choose the correct response for the advice.
I don't think you should buy that car.
That's a good idea. Do you know what's on?
I'm not sure that's a good idea. We're too busy.
You're right. It's too expensive.
I suppose so. I want to do well in the exam.
Choose the correct response for the advice.
I think you should study more.
That's a good idea. Do you know what's on?
I'm not sure that's a good idea. We're too busy.
You're right. It's too expensive.
I suppose so. I want to do well in the exam.
