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I1 Part 2 Lesson 14 (draft)

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct inferences about the picture on the left:

a)

Based on Banksy's other works, I can say that it's political.

b)

It's safe to implying that it's about violence.

c)

It seems to me that it shows protesters as peaceful, not violent.

d)

It is safe that the boy is a protester.

2.

Choose the correct inferences about the picture on the left:

a)

It is implying that smartphones are vital.

b)

I may be wrong, but apparently it is a criticism.

c)

It appears that here is an analysis on the relationship with technology.

d)

According the picture, people need smartphones to live.

3.

Check the sentences with uncountable nouns:

a)

It's quite hard to do the groceries for a big family with little money.

b)

Here's some advice: check the promotions and discount cupons.

c)

The prices now are simply unaffordable for most people.

d)

You can certainly lead a good life if you don't earn much money.

4.

Complete the sentences with the correct linking word:

Kids wouldn't want to learn financial skills ... the topic isn't very engaging.

a)

because

b)

because of

c)

as

d)

since

5.

Complete the sentences with the correct linking word

People learn financial skills naturally. ... that, schools should focus on other subjects.

a)

because

b)

because of

c)

as

d)

since

6.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT

Most people in Brazil work much hours and have quite low salaries.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

7.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT

In China and Japan, almost nobody pays money.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

8.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT

Since we have an extra lesson next week because of the holiday, this can be a great topic for us.

a)

Correct

b)

Incorrect

9.

Check all the right verb + noun collocations:

a)

“Do you charge commission?”

b)

“Please keep the change.”

c)

“Oh, and can I keep a receipt, please?”

d)

“Could you lend us the bill?”

e)

“Could you lend me 5 pounds to get some lunch?”