WorksheetsReview Final exam Level 12
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 33mins
Complete the following sentence using the words in parenthesesand double comparatives:
Studies show that ____ you get married, ____ children you have. (old/few)
Complete the following sentence with the words in parentheses and double comparatives:
I believe that ___ people are when they marry, ___it is to stay married. (young, hard)
Complete the following sentence with the words in parentheses and double comparatives:
Isn't it true that ____ people are, ____they're likely to live? (healthy, long)
Rewrite the following sentence using repeated comparatives:
Weddings are becoming (increasingly expensive)
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using repeated comparatives:
(A decreasing number of) young people are buying houses.
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using repeated comparatives:
Many women are postponing marriage, and (a decreasing number) are choosing to have children.
(a)
Read the situation and choose the correct answer.
Tammy often goes to the gym at lunchtime. One day at noon your boss is looking for Tammy. What do you say?
I wonder if Tammy's in the gym.
Probably Tammy's in the gym.
There's no question that Tammy's in the gym.
Read the situation and choose the correct answer:
Quan never calls you unless he needs a loan, and you see that he called last night. What do you say?
It is obvious that Quan wants to borrow money again.
I suppose that Quan wants to borrow money again.
It's possible that Quan wants to borrow money again.
Read the situation and choose the correct answer:
Emma promised to bring cupcakes to the party, and she is very reliable. She always keeps her promises. You and your friend are discussing the party menu. What do you say?
I wonder if Emma will bring the cupcakes.
Probably Emma will bring the cupcakes.
There's no question that Emma will bring the cupcakes.
Read the following situation and choose the correct answer:
It really bugs you when Maria talks on the phone while you're having lunch together, but you're not certain what to do about it. What do you say?
Clearly, I should ask Maria to turn off her phone while we're eating lunch.
Maybe I should ask Maria to turn off her phone while we're eating lunch.
I'll bet I should ask Maria to turn off her phone while we're eating.
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the active voice to replace the underlined words.
People say that it's possible the missing plane crashed in the Bermuda Triangle.
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the active voice to replace the underlined words.
It's almost certain that those explorers were very brave.
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the active voice to replace the underlined words.
Scientists say that there almost certainly was a land bridge from Asia to North America thousands of years ago.
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the passive voice to replace the underlined words. Don't use a by phrase
It's possible that people saw the stone figures as gods
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the passive voice to replace the underlined words. Don't use a by phrase.
It's almost certain that someone built this temple more than 2,000 years ago.
Complete each sentence, using a perfect modal in the passive voice to replace the underlined words. Don't use a by phrase.
It's almost certain that someone introduced this plant to the island in the 1600s.
Complete each sentence, using be supposed to. Use the words in parentheses.
Ed called. (a) him back. (you / call)
Complete each sentence, using be supposed to. Use the words in parentheses.
(a) here in a half hour. (Mona / be)
Complete each sentence, using be supposed to. Use the words in parentheses.
(a) yesterday, but it didn't come. (the package / arrive)
Complete each sentence, using be supposed to. Use the words in parentheses.
Is Jill going to place the order, or (a) it? (I / do)
