WorksheetsFirst test 2nd term 11th grade
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 11hrs 15mins
YOU ARE GOING TO READ AND ARTICLE ABOUT ZOOS. FIVE SENTENCES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE ARTICLE. CHOOSE FROM THE SENTENCES THE ONES WHICH BEST FITS EACH GAP.
1.-
However, this popularity eventually started to decline as there was a change in the public attitude towards keeping animals in captivity.
Later in the same country, Queen Hatshepsut built a zoo in 1500 BC, and filled it with animals from all over Africa.
Curious members of the public could satisfy their thirst for knowledge by simply visiting the local zoo.
The word ´zoo´ didn´t actually appear until some twenty years later, when a newspaper used it to describe Clifton Zoo in Bristol, England.
2.-
Visitors were not encouraged to feed the animals or get too close to the cages.
Later in the same country, Queen Hatshepsut built a zoo in 1500 BC, and filled it with animals from all over Africa.
The word ´zoo´ didn´t actually appear until some twenty years later, when a newspaper used it to describe Clifton Zoo in Bristol, England.
However, this popularity eventually started to decline as there was a change in the public attitude towards keeping animals in captivity.
3.-
However, this popularity eventually started to decline as there was a change in the public attitude towards keeping animals in captivity.
Visitors were not encouraged to feed the animals or get too close to the cages.
Curious members of the public could satisfy their thirst for knowledge by simply visiting the local zoo.
The word ´zoo´ didn´t actually appear until some twenty years later, when a newspaper used it to describe Clifton Zoo in Bristol, England.
4.-
However, this popularity eventually started to decline as there was a change in the public attitude towards keeping animals in captivity.
Curious members of the public could satisfy their thirst for knowledge by simply visiting the local zoo.
The word ´zoo´ didn´t actually appear until some twenty years later, when a newspaper used it to describe Clifton Zoo in Bristol, England.
Following the trend set by the growing ecological movement, zoos have taken a long look at their relationship with the natural world.
5.-
However, this popularity eventually started to decline as there was a change in the public attitude towards keeping animals in captivity.
Later in the same country, Queen Hatshepsut built a zoo in 1500 BC, and filled it with animals from all over Africa.
Following the trend set by the growing ecological movement, zoos have taken a long look at their relationship with the natural world.
The word ´zoo´ didn´t actually appear until some twenty years later, when a newspaper used it to describe Clifton Zoo in Bristol, England.
COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WITH THE CORRECT WORD.
6.- Don’t sit in that chair; one of the legs is loose so it’s __________________________.
stabling
unstable
distable
stabled
7.- The ________________________ were set in place, the area was cleared and finally, the old building was demolished.
exploting
explosion
explode
explosives
8.- You can’t check the _______________________ of a diamond with the naked eye; you need to use a special magnifying tool.
purity
pure
pureness
puritiness
9.- It would certainly be___________________ to your career if you had a degree in economics.
advantegously
disadvantage
advantageous
advantage
10.- Is gold or copper a better ______________________ of electricity?
conduct
conductor
disconduct
misconductor
11.- The ________________ of an average rock is greater than that of chalk
dishard
hardniness
hardly
hardness
12.- The 20th century saw the beginning of a technological _____________________________.
revolt
revolution
revolve
13.- It’s a real pity; Jack’s application for the job was_____________________________.
successful
unsuccessful
succeed
14.- You can only assess a situation correctly and give good advice if you are __________________________
partial
partially
impartial
15.- She’s a very _______________________ woman; she is always helping disadvantaged people in her community.
virtuous
virtue
virtueless
16.- Don’t say anything to upset Jon; he’s been very____________ lately.
untouchable
touchy
touchable
17.- Historians need to be______________when considering past events and the people who played a role in them.
objective
object
objection
18.- Rome’s armies were ______________________ in many battles across Europe and North Africa.
triumph
triumphantly
triumphant
19.- Jack and Jill get _________ well. They are great friends.
on
off
forward
down
20.- I need you to carry __________ these complicated instructions.
off
out
up
across
21.- We are leaving at 2 o’clock, so we need to be aware ____ time.
off
of
for
on
22.- I’m fed up _______the cat: she keeps killing birds and mice.
from
of
out
with
23.- I love cats, but I’m allergic ________ them.
to
from
of
about
24.- Thomas Blackman has _____________________ his life to protecting whales.
chosen
selected
dedicated
decided
25.- In India they use to _________ elephants to help lift heavy objects.
prey
train
breed
tame
26.- Animals behave on _________________.
prey
instinct
extinction
pet
27.- The Siberian tiger is an ________________ species.
tame
wild
endangered
breed
28.- European spiders are shy and ______________ creatures.
harm
harmful
harming
harmless
29.- The place where bees live is called __________________.
spate
swarm
jaws
hive
30.- Some animals are at __________ due to hunting and trade.
risk
hazard
trouble
threat
31.- That place was very unusual, it was ___________________!
drown
regular
endangered
exceptional
READ THE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES OF THE PDF THAT IS IN "TAREAS" AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT ALTERNATIVE.
32.-
frightened
frightening
33.-
relaxed
relaxing
34.-
frustrated
frustrating
35.-
bored
boring
36.-
fascinated
fascinating
37.-
interested
interesting
38.-
excited
exciting
39.-
amazed
amazing
YOU WILL HEAR SOME INFORMATION ABOUT A RACE.
FOR EACH QUESTION, FILL IN THE MISSING INFORMATION.
STARTING TIME: (a)
First fun run happened: (a)
This year's money is for: (a)
To take part in the race, you need: (a)
Other races on the day: a (a)
First prize: a (a)
