WorksheetsFocus 2 Unit 7 test
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 48mins
Choose the odd one out in each group.
businessperson
employee
company director
entrepreneur
Choose the odd one out in each group.
trader
entrepreneur
customer
investor
Choose the odd one out in each group.
scruffy
cotton
cashmere
silk
Choose the odd one out in each group.
smart
fashionable
original
denim
Choose the odd one out in each group.
butcher’s
stationer’s
baker’s
greengrocer’s
Kara, 19, a university student, has an unusual part-time job. She works as a mystery shopper. What does she do? One day she buys a pair of glasses at ................ , another day she has a meal in a restaurant.
a jeweller’s
an optician’s
a shoe shop
She looks like an average customer, but after the visit she writes a report about the place and sends it to the company’s office. This is how the shops or restaurants get information about their goods or services and whether ........ is not satisfied.
everybody
anybody
nobody
‘It’s the perfect job for me’, explains Kara. ‘Going shopping has always been my hobby but I don’t have ......... money to buy what I like.
many
much
some
With this job I can have a free meal in an elegant restaurant or get some designer clothes. Mystery shopping also gives me ....... interesting to do at weekends and during my lunch hours.’
something
nothing
everything
Market Force, the company which employs people like Kara, says: ‘Mystery shoppers ........ once a month.
pay
paid
are paid
To make sure that our employees are honest and reliable, we sometimes send ....... shoppers to the same place.’
a few
a little
none
You can buy some vegetables and fruit at a g (a)
You can buy a gold ring or watch at a j (a)
You can buy some bread at a b (a) .
Change the sentences into the Passive Voice. Use no more than five words.
China produces lots of tea every year.
(a) in China every year.
They opened a new supermarket in my street when I was on holiday.
(a) in my street when I was on holiday.
When did they build this theatre?
When (a) ?
Shops have used colours to attract customers for a long time.
(a) to attract customers for a long time.
Thomas Edison didn’t invent the telephone.
(a) by Thomas Edison.
That shop sells delicious cakes.
(a) in that shop.
Molly hasn’t seen .............. glasses that she likes at the optician’s.
some
any
....... teenagers do the shopping for their families?
How many
How much
There are ...... shoe shops in my town – it’s difficult to find nice trainers.
few
a few
I can’t lend you £1,000. That’s ....... .
too much
too many
....... money is spent on culture in this country.
Very little
Very few
There were / people waiting for the shop to open on the first day of the sales.
lot of
lots of
Complete the sentences with the correct indefinite pronoun.
There wasn’t (a) I liked in the shops, so I looked online.
Complete the sentences with the correct indefinite pronoun.
I think there’s a chemist’s (a) on High Street.
Complete the sentences with the correct indefinite pronoun.
Let’s go to another shop – there’s (a) on special offer here.
Complete the sentences with the correct indefinite pronoun.
Does (a) know where I canbuy vintage clothes?
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the words in CAPITALS.
There wasn’t anyone waiting in line. NOBODY
There was (a) waiting in line.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the words in CAPITALS.
Most people buy online these days. EVERYONE
Almost (a) online these days.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the words in CAPITALS.
It costs nothing to go window shopping. ANYTHING
It (a) to go window shopping.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use the words in CAPITALS.
A hairdresser cuts your hair. WHO
A hairdresser (a) your hair.
