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Oxford Discover 5 - Unit 17

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Theater

a)

Building for sleeping

b)

Building for work

c)

Building for entertainment

2.

Office

a)

Building for sleeping

b)

Building for work

c)

Building for entertainment

3.

Concert hall

a)

Building for sleeping

b)

Building for work

c)

Building for entertainment

4.

Court hall

a)

Building for sleeping

b)

Building for work

c)

Building for entertainment

5.

Art gallery

a)

Building for sleeping

b)

Building for work

c)

Building for entertainment

6.

Arrange the order in which things happen.


I. What's the result of the event.

II. What happens first? What happens next?

III. Why does one event happen before another?

a)

I, II, III

b)

II, III, I

c)

III, II, I

7.

Use a or ____ the first time you talk about something.

a)

an

b)

the

c)

is

8.

Use _____ when you talk about it again.

a)

the

b)

an

c)

a

9.

Don't use an a r _ i c _ e to talk about sports, meals, most countries, and school subjects.

(a)  

10.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


I know he has (a)   cat.

11.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


He had (a)   accident at work.

12.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


I play tennis (a)   hour a day.

13.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


She acted in (a)   play.

14.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


(a)   clock has stopped.

15.

Correct the sentence. Add a, an, or the.


He has (a)   eye for antiques.

16.

These two-part verbs are called _________ verbs.

a)

phrasal

b)

phrase

c)

phase

17.

Choose the correct phrasal verb.


Someone ___________ my car last night and stole the stereo.

a)

broke down

b)

broke into

18.

Choose the correct phrasal verb.


I _______ Amir today at the supermarket. It was great to see him.

a)

ran out of

b)

ran into

19.

A r _ n - o _ sentence is two complete sentences that run together.

(a)  

20.

Sentence or Run-on sentence


I would write one every day if I had the time.

(a)