Free Printable What to expect in the future. English 5, Block 1

1.

__ be at home later?

a)

You will

b)

You will to

c)

Will you

d)

Will to you

2.

She __ arrive home until midnight.

a)

will not to

b)

won't

c)

won't to

d)

don´t will

3.

__ be sunny tomorrow?

a)

It will

b)

Will

c)

Will it

d)

Will is

4.

We're playing really well.

a)

I think we will win the match.

b)

I think we will play better.

c)

I don't think we'll win the match.

d)

I think we won't win the match.

5.

There isn't any cloud in the sky.

a)

I will be a perfect day.

b)

It's a beautiful day

c)

It'll be a lovely day.

6.

We're playing really well.

a)

We will win the match.

b)

We will play better.

c)

We win every match.

7.

Which sentence is correct?

a)

We may go to a concert next week

b)

We may going to a concert next week.

c)

We may to go to a concert next week.

8.

What is the correct negative sentence?

a)

We might not have time to see James.

b)

We don’t might have time to see James.

c)

We might haven’t time to see James.

9.

Which question is correct?

a)

When will the package might arrive?

b)

When might the package arrive?

c)

When the package might arrive?

10.

Complete the sentence.

Cathy __________ be late again.

a)

will probably

b)

probably will

c)

won’t probably

11.

Complete the sentence.

We definitely _________ have time to see a film.

a)

might

b)

will

c)

won’t

12.

In the future we might have robots to clean our houses.

We ___________ will have robots to clean our houses in the future.

a)

maybe

b)

probably

13.

What modals of probability do we use when we are sure of something happening?

a)

Maybe

b)

Probably

c)

Certainly/Definitely

14.

What modals of probability do we use when we are sure of something happening?

a)

Maybe

b)

Probably

c)

Certainly/Definitely

15.

The examiner says we … leave when we've finished.

a)

may

b)

might

16.

_________________ vacation in two days.

a)

They'll be going on

b)

They shall going on

c)

They will going on

d)

They be going on

17.

Mr Jones __________________ bingo tonight.

a)

will'nt playing

b)

will not be playing

c)

be playing

d)

will be play

18.

The Jones' _________________ their christmas tree next month.

a)

be decorating

b)

will be decorate

c)

will decorating

d)

will be decorating

19.

Mick _________________ next year.

a)

will be ski

b)

shall skiing

c)

will skiing

d)

will be skiing

20.

_________________ a horse tomorrow

a)

She shall be ride

b)

She will be riding

c)

She'll riding

d)

She shall riding

21.

Escribe las palabras en el orden correcto:

be / we / will / 8pm / dinner / eating / at

(a)

22.

weekend / be / all / you / will / working / ?

(a)

23.

you / won't / why / hotel / staying / be / a / at

(a)

24.

The path one body takes in space as it revolves around another body.

a)

rotate

b)

revolve

c)

orbit

d)

eclipse

25.

______is now used by the tax department and banks and will soon be part of our lives. they scan our corneas and fingerprints.

a)

Quantum computing

b)

Oled technology

c)

Biometrics

26.

Students are ________to attend classes at school if they have not been vaccinated yet.

a)

certainly

b)

unlikely

c)

probably

27.

**Plastic pollution Act**

Plastic pollution is everywhere, from ocean floors to mountain tops and even inside our bodies. The entire lifecycle of plastic, from production to disposal, contributes to ocean and community pollution and climate change.

The United States is one of the top contributors of plastic waste globally but we have a chance to turn the tide with new legislation. The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act (H.R. 2238 and S. 984) will tackle the exploding crisis of plastic pollution and transform waste and recycling management in the country.

Some highlights of the legislation include:

Phasing out single-use plastics that aren’t recyclable Creating a nationwide beverage container refund program Prohibiting the export of plastic waste to developing countries Pausing construction of any new plastic-making plants Holding manufacturers and producers accountable for waste management and recycling.

QUESTION 1. Plastic pollution does not influence the climate change.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

It´s not mentioned

28.

** Plastic Pollution Act **

Plastic pollution is everywhere, from ocean floors to mountain tops and even inside our bodies. The entire lifecycle of plastic, from production to disposal, contributes to ocean and community pollution and climate change.

The United States is one of the top contributors of plastic waste globally but we have a chance to turn the tide with new legislation. The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act (H.R. 2238 and S. 984) will tackle the exploding crisis of plastic pollution and transform waste and recycling management in the country.

Some highlights of the legislation include:

Phasing out single-use plastics that aren’t recyclable Creating a nationwide beverage container refund program Prohibiting the export of plastic waste to developing countries Pausing construction of any new plastic-making plants Holding manufacturers and producers accountable for waste management and recycling.

QUESTION 2. The damage to the environment begins from the production of plastic.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

It´s not mentioned

29.

** Plastic Pollution Act **

Plastic pollution is everywhere, from ocean floors to mountain tops and even inside our bodies. The entire lifecycle of plastic, from production to disposal, contributes to ocean and community pollution and climate change.

The United States is one of the top contributors of plastic waste globally but we have a chance to turn the tide with new legislation. The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act (H.R. 2238 and S. 984) will tackle the exploding crisis of plastic pollution and transform waste and recycling management in the country.

Some highlights of the legislation include:

Phasing out single-use plastics that aren’t recyclable Creating a nationwide beverage container refund program Prohibiting the export of plastic waste to developing countries Pausing construction of any new plastic-making plants Holding manufacturers and producers accountable for waste management and recycling.

QUESTION 3.The crisis of plastic pollution and the industry that supports it to harm our waterways, our wildlife and our neighborhoods.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

It´s not mentioned

30.

** Plastic Pollution Act **

Plastic pollution is everywhere, from ocean floors to mountain tops and even inside our bodies. The entire lifecycle of plastic, from production to disposal, contributes to ocean and community pollution and climate change.

The United States is one of the top contributors of plastic waste globally but we have a chance to turn the tide with new legislation. The Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act (H.R. 2238 and S. 984) will tackle the exploding crisis of plastic pollution and transform waste and recycling management in the country.

Some highlights of the legislation include:

Phasing out single-use plastics that aren’t recyclable Creating a nationwide beverage container refund program Prohibiting the export of plastic waste to developing countries Pausing construction of any new plastic-making plants Holding manufacturers and producers accountable for waste management and recycling.

QUESTION 4. Now, the legislation is intenting to stop the construction of any new plastic-making.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

c)

It´s not mentioned

What to expect in the future. English 5, Block 1

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

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