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WorksheetsUnit 4 - Review Assignment
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
land or buildings
(a)
a massive change
(a)
main or most important
(a)
too many to count; uncountable
(a)
a person living in a place
(a)
related to population patterns
(a)
having plenty of money; wealthy
(a)
a business or similar organization
(a)
a large group or variety of things
(a)
to provide room for someone to stay
(a)
an important or challenging job or task
(a)
the arrival of a large number of people or things
(a)
a large building divided into apartments for the urban poor
(a)
to happen or appear at the same time as something
(a)
to make a price too high for certain groups of people to afford = "price someone (a) "
No realistic road construction plan could meet the demand __________ transportation.
of
for
Untold thousands of new businesses started, bringing __________ an economic boom.
in
about
Decisions __________ in the City have had a great effect on the global economy.
made
making
There was massive construction of housing to __________ the
newcomers.
accompany
accommodate
Which is the most appropriate for the blank?
social class
race
jobs
education
Which is the best place for the sentence?
"These factors caused rents to rise dramatically, and many houses in central London were worth millions of dollars in today’s prices."
a
b
c
d
The word fabulous is closest in meaning to __________.
honorable
believable
typical
superb
The word designate is closest in meaning to __________.
name
locate
seek
place
The U.S. economy experienced a(n) __________ in the late 1990s followed by a downturn.
boom
escalation
In the late 1800s, tens of thousands of people moved into London, causing a huge (a) .
The city underwent a (a) of housing and commercial buildings to accommodate the demand.
The road system could not meet the (a) , so the city constructed the world’s first underground railway system.
The financial center of the city, the City of London, became the world’s leading financial and (a) .
As a result of the (a) from businesses and rents,
the number of wealthy people grew as did the number of skilled middle-class professionals.
Due to the (a) , most poor and working class people
were forced to move far outside the city center.
