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WorksheetsXII IPS 4 - QUIZ OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Man : Did the audience hear my voice?
Woman : I think not all of them heard you.
Man : Oh no.
Woman : ….
What is the best response to say next?
If you speak to me, I can tell you.
If they heard you, I could speak to you.
If you spoke to them, they understand you
If you had spoken louder, they would have heard you.
If you had heard them, they would not have been angry.
Man : You got the bet score in our class. You should treat us.
Woman : What for?
Man : To celebrate it.
Woman : If I had much money, I would treat you. But the score is just my luck.
What can we learn from the dialogue?
The woman is unlucky.
The man got a good score.
The woman doesn’t have much money.
The man wants to celebrate his success.
The woman hopes that she gets a good score.
Daisy : The weather is (a) … that it makes me lazy to go out.
Yessy : You’re right. If I had a car, it wouldn’t stop me to hang out.
Daisy : Can you drive?
Yessy : If I (b) … how to drive, I would buy a car.
Daisy : The man giving us a ride is my neighbor. He is still eighteen years old. He can
drive a car well.
Yessy : He is such a rich boy that many girls like him.
Daisy : I don’t like him. If we (c) … our bus, I wouldn’t have gone home with him.
‘The weather is (a) … that it makes me lazy to go out.’
The correct answer for (a) is ….
so hot
such hot
such a hot
because of hot
due to hot weather
Daisy : The weather is (a) … that it makes me lazy to go out.
Yessy : You’re right. If I had a car, it wouldn’t stop me to hang out.
Daisy : Can you drive?
Yessy : If I (b) … how to drive, I would buy a car.
Daisy : The man giving us a ride is my neighbor. He is still eighteen years old. He can
drive a car well.
Yessy : He is such a rich boy that many girls like him.
Daisy : I don’t like him. If we (c) … our bus, I wouldn’t have gone home with him.
‘If I (b) … how to drive, I would buy a car.’
The correct answer for (b) to complete the sentence is ….
read
learn
knew
agree
taught
Daisy : The weather is (a) … that it makes me lazy to go out.
Yessy : You’re right. If I had a car, it wouldn’t stop me to hang out.
Daisy : Can you drive?
Yessy : If I (b) … how to drive, I would buy a car.
Daisy : The man giving us a ride is my neighbor. He is still eighteen years old. He can
drive a car well.
Yessy : He is such a rich boy that many girls like him.
Daisy : I don’t like him. If we (c) … our bus, I wouldn’t have gone home with him.
‘I don’t like him. If we (c) … our bus, I wouldn’t have gone home with him.’
The correct answer for (c) to complete the sentence is ….
miss
didn’t miss
would miss
had missed
hadn’t missed
Man : Why do you look so sad?
Woman : It is your fault. It is about our assignment.
Man : What’s wrong?
Woman : ….
What is the most appropriate response to say next?
If we had had a new hard disk, we would not have lost all data.
If we had a new hard disk, we would lose the data.
If we have a new hard disk, we will not lose the data.
If we would have a new data, we had a new hard disk.
If we had all the data, we would not lose the hard disk.
Man : Have you finished your paper?
Woman : Yes, but I haven’t printed it.
Man : You should print it soon. If your file lost, what would you do?
Woman : ….
What is the most appropriate response to reply next?
I would help you.
I would cry aloud.
I would have printed it.
I would submit my paper.
I would do my assignment.
I was very happy. Last night I went to Sheila’s birthday party. When I was enjoying the food, suddenly someone hit my head. I was surprised. When I turned my head, it was Bella. She was my best friend when I was at junior high school. We haven’t seen each other for three years.
Where did the writer go last night?
Went shopping.
Met her best friend.
Saw her old friend.
Went to her junior high school.
Attended her friend’s birthday party.
I was very happy. Last night I went to Sheila’s birthday party. When I was enjoying the food, suddenly someone hit my head. I was surprised. When I turned my head, it was Bella. She was my best friend when I was at junior high school. We haven’t seen each other for three years.
Which of the following sentences is true based on the text?
If the writer went to the party, she would go with her friend.
If the writer enjoyed the food, she would meet her old friend.
If the writer had recognized her old friend, she would have been happy.
If the writer had attended the party, she would have met her best friend.
If the writer hadn’t come to the party, she wouldn’t have met her old friend.
If I had free time, I would take a hike in the woods and then find a spot to camp. I’ve always loved camping. Being in the woods, feeling the quiet stillness, smelling the air, drinking water that’s pure and clean, or listening to the leaves of the trees rustle in the wind make me feel comfortable. Last year, I had lost my opportunity. If I hadn’t spent my money, I would have gone to the woods with my big family.
From the text, we know that the writer ….
went hiking
didn’t like camping
doesn’t have money
used to like camping
doesn’t have time for hiking
If I had free time, I would take a hike in the woods and then find a spot to camp. I’ve always loved camping. Being in the woods, feeling the quiet stillness, smelling the air, drinking water that’s pure and clean, or listening to the leaves of the trees rustle in the wind make me feel comfortable. Last year, I had lost my opportunity. If I hadn’t spent my money, I would have gone to the woods with my big family.
What did the writer regret?
He lost his money in the woods.
He didn’t go hiking with his friends.
He spent too much money last year.
He spent holidays with his big family.
He couldn’t get much money for holiday.
If I had free time, I would take a hike in the woods and then find a spot to camp. I’ve always loved camping. Being in the woods, feeling the quiet stillness, smelling the air, drinking water that’s pure and clean, or listening to the leaves of the trees rustle in the wind make me feel comfortable. Last year, I had lost my opportunity. If I hadn’t spent my money, I would have gone to the woods with my big family.
If the writer went to the woods, ….
he would camp
he would have hiked
he would take his friends
he would clean the woods
he would have been comfortable
I think governments are necessary for our country because if there (a) … any, there wouldn’t be any law. People would be doing everything they like whether it is good or bad. Governments help keep the system in order the certain things if they (b) …, there wouldn’t be anyone to fix up problems in the country; there wouldn’t be anyone to look after the school. Governments effect on our daily life. If there weren’t be local government, there wouldn’t (c) … anyone to look after rubbish because otherwise everyone would have diseases. However, there are many problems caused by untruthful government, I hope our government should work hard honestly for our beloved country.
The correct answer for (a) is ….
were
weren't
would be
had been
hadn't been
I think governments are necessary for our country because if there (a) … any, there wouldn’t be any law. People would be doing everything they like whether it is good or bad. Governments help keep the system in order the certain things if they (b) …, there wouldn’t be anyone to fix up problems in the country; there wouldn’t be anyone to look after the school. Governments effect on our daily life. If there weren’t be local government, there wouldn’t (c) … anyone to look after rubbish because otherwise everyone would have diseases. However, there are many problems caused by untruthful government, I hope our government should work hard honestly for our beloved country.
The correct answer for (b) is ….
exist
existed
didn’t exist
had existed
had not existed
I think governments are necessary for our country because if there (a) … any, there wouldn’t be any law. People would be doing everything they like whether it is good or bad. Governments help keep the system in order the certain things if they (b) …, there wouldn’t be anyone to fix up problems in the country; there wouldn’t be anyone to look after the school. Governments effect on our daily life. If there weren’t be local government, there wouldn’t (c) … anyone to look after rubbish because otherwise everyone would have diseases. However, there are many problems caused by untruthful government, I hope our government should work hard honestly for our beloved country.
The correct answer for (c) is ….
be
has
had
have
been
Rama : Can I help you?
Shinta : No, thanks. If I don’t know the answer, I will ask you.
Rama : Okay. By the way, where’s Melati?
Shinta : She’s at home.
Rama : Is she sick?
Shinta : Yes. If she hadn’t eaten too much spicy food last night, she would have joined us.
She gets diarrhea.
Rama : Poor her. If I were her, I would stop eating spicy food. It is not good for health,
especially for our stomach.
‘If I don’t know the answer, I will ask you.’
The sentence means ….
Shinta didn’t ask Rama to help her because she knows the answer
Shinta will ask Rama to help her if she doesn’t know the answer
Both Rama and Shinta help each other do their homework
Rama didn’t help Shinta because she knew the answer
Rama doesn’t help Shinta do her homework
Rama : Can I help you?
Shinta : No, thanks. If I don’t know the answer, I will ask you.
Rama : Okay. By the way, where’s Melati?
Shinta : She’s at home.
Rama : Is she sick?
Shinta : Yes. If she hadn’t eaten too much spicy food last night, she would have joined us.
She gets diarrhea.
Rama : Poor her. If I were her, I would stop eating spicy food. It is not good for health,
especially for our stomach.
From the dialogue, we know that Melati ….
joins a study group
was in the hospital
didn’t like spicy food
got diarrhea last night
ate too much spicy food
Rama : Can I help you?
Shinta : No, thanks. If I don’t know the answer, I will ask you.
Rama : Okay. By the way, where’s Melati?
Shinta : She’s at home.
Rama : Is she sick?
Shinta : Yes. If she hadn’t eaten too much spicy food last night, she would have joined us.
She gets diarrhea.
Rama : Poor her. If I were her, I would stop eating spicy food. It is not good for health,
especially for our stomach.
‘ If I were her, I would stop eating spicy food.’
From the sentence, we know that ….
Melati will stop eating spicy food
Melati should stop eating spicy food
Rama cannot stop eating spicy food
Eating spicy food is not good for health
Rama advises Melati not to stop eating spicy food
Woman : Why did you get lost when you went to Ryan’s house yesterday?
Man : If we had read the map properly, we wouldn’t have got lost.
What made the man and his friends get lost yesterday?
They didn’t get lost.
They didn’t have the map.
They do not read the map.
They couldn’t read the map.
Ryan drew the map carelessly.
Man : If our website crashed, we would lose our customers.
Woman : Don’t worry! I’m trying to repair your computer.
Man : Are you sure that you can do it?
Woman : Of course. It’s just a simple problem.
What can we learn from the dialogue?
The website is crashed.
The woman is so worried.
The computer is being repaired.
The customers stop to use the website.
The man is sure that the website is broken.
Man : Did you go to Alan’s birthday party last night?
Woman : No, I didn’t.
Man : Why?
Woman : If my uncle’s wedding had finished on time, I would have attended the party.
Where did the woman go last night?
She was at home.
She went out with the man.
She went to Alan’s birthday party.
She stayed at her uncle’s house.
She attended her uncle’s wedding.
The Channel Tunnel
In 1858, a French engineer, Aime Thome de Gamond, arrived in England with plan for a twenty-one mile tunnel across the English Channel. He said that it would be possible to build a platform in the centre of the channel. This platform would serve as a port and a railway station. The tunnel would be well-ventilated if tall chimneys were built above sea-level. In 1860, a better plan was put forward by an Englishman, William Low. He suggested that a double railway tunnel should be built.
This would solve the problem of ventilation, for if a train entered this tunnel, it would draw in fresh air behind it. Forty-two years later a tunnel was actually begun. If, at the time, the British had not feared invasion, it would have been completed. Recently, there has again been great interest in the idea of a channel Tunnel. If it is built, it will connect Britain to Europe for the first time in history.
Taken from: Developing Skills
What would be built in the centre of the channel?
A port.
A tunnel.
A platform.
A railway station.
A ventilation system.
The Channel Tunnel
In 1858, a French engineer, Aime Thome de Gamond, arrived in England with plan for a twenty-one mile tunnel across the English Channel. He said that it would be possible to build a platform in the centre of the channel. This platform would serve as a port and a railway station. The tunnel would be well-ventilated if tall chimneys were built above sea-level. In 1860, a better plan was put forward by an Englishman, William Low. He suggested that a double railway tunnel should be built.
This would solve the problem of ventilation, for if a train entered this tunnel, it would draw in fresh air behind it. Forty-two years later a tunnel was actually begun. If, at the time, the British had not feared invasion, it would have been completed. Recently, there has again been great interest in the idea of a channel Tunnel. If it is built, it will connect Britain to Europe for the first time in history.
Taken from: Developing Skills
According to William Low, what should be done to make the tunnel well-ventilated?
A better plan should be arranged.
A chimney should be built underwater.
A double railway tunnel should be built.
A French engineer should be asked to help.
There should be fresh air coming through the tunnel.
The Channel Tunnel
In 1858, a French engineer, Aime Thome de Gamond, arrived in England with plan for a twenty-one mile tunnel across the English Channel. He said that it would be possible to build a platform in the centre of the channel. This platform would serve as a port and a railway station. The tunnel would be well-ventilated if tall chimneys were built above sea-level. In 1860, a better plan was put forward by an Englishman, William Low. He suggested that a double railway tunnel should be built.
This would solve the problem of ventilation, for if a train entered this tunnel, it would draw in fresh air behind it. Forty-two years later a tunnel was actually begun. If, at the time, the British had not feared invasion, it would have been completed. Recently, there has again been great interest in the idea of a channel Tunnel. If it is built, it will connect Britain to Europe for the first time in history.
Taken from: Developing Skills
If, at that time, the British had not feared invasion, it would have been completed.
It means ….
there is no invasion
the tunnel has begun
the tunnel wasn’t completed
the invasion feared the British
the British has completed the tunnel
Last night was my dance performance. Actually I didn’t practice hard. I skipped the practice twice. I asked for my mother’s permission to practice dance, but I went shopping with friends. She was very angry at that time. Two days before the performance, I watched movies until late at night. I thought I could dance well because I had ever danced the song before. However, I was wrong. I forgot my dance move, and my performance that night was the worst.
From the text, we know that ….
If I hadn’t had practice dancing regularly, my performance wouldn’t have been great
If I had had practice dancing regularly, I wouldn’t have forgotten my dance move
If I had practice dancing regularly, my performance would be great
My performance wouldn’t be great if I didn’t have practice regularly
My performance would be great if I didn’t forget my dance move
