Free Printable Interchange 2 review 9-12

1.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.

The new James Bond film is very __________ (excite).

a)

excited

b)

exciting

c)

excites

d)

excite

2.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.

James Cordon is an ____________ (entertain) presenter.

a)

entertain

b)

entertains

c)

entertained

d)

entertaining

3.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.

I'm very ___________ (interest) in history.

a)

interesting

b)

be interested

c)

interests

d)

interested

4.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.

The new lion documentary sounds __________ (interest).

a)

interested

b)

interesting

c)

interests

d)

it is interesting

5.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the word in parentheses.

Jackie was __________ (bore) by the Shakespeare play.

a)

boring

b)

been boring

c)

been bored

d)

bored

6.

Complete the sentence using the correct word.

The food in the restaurant was __________, I didn't like any of it.

a)

disgusted

b)

disgusting

c)

amazed

d)

amazing

7.

Complete the sentence using the correct word.

I loved the new Harry Potter book, it was ____________.

a)

annoying

b)

dreadful

c)

horrible

d)

outstanding

8.

Complete the sentence using the correct form of the words in parentheses.

The movie was ___________ (entertain) but I was a bit _________ (confuse).

a)

entertaining, confused

b)

entertained, confused

c)

entertaining, confusing

d)

entertained, confusing

9.

Complete the sentence using the correct pronoun.

Ray Winstone is an actor ______ often plays gangsters in movies.

a)

which

b)

what

c)

how

d)

who

10.

Complete the sentence using the correct pronoun.

Lady Gaga is a singer ______ has an incredible voice.

a)

that

b)

which

c)

how

d)

what

11.

An Inconvenient Truth is a documentary ________ examines climate change.

a)

who

b)

which

c)

what

d)

how

12.

Fifa 19 is a video game _______ sells millions of copies around the world.

a)

who

b)

what

c)

how

d)

that

13.

Which two sentences are in the correct form?

a)

Angelina Jolie is an actress which also works for the United Nations.

b)

Angelina Jolie is an actress that also works for the United Nations.

c)

Angelina Jolie is an actress what also works for the United Nations.

d)

Angelina Jolie is an actress who also works for the United Nations.

14.

Which two sentences are in the correct form?

a)

Trainspotting is a movie which is based on a book.

b)

Trainspotting is a movie who is based on a book.

c)

Trainspotting is a movie what is based on a book.

d)

Trainspotting is a movie that is based on a book.

15.

Completed the sentence.

Lionel Messi is an __________ player _____ plays for Barcelona.

a)

amazed, which

b)

amazing, which

c)

amazed, who

d)

amazing, who

16.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

1. A: Look at Carla sitting over there tapping her foot.

B: Oh, (maybe / may / might) it means she’s waiting for a phone call.

a)

maybe

b)

may

c)

might

17.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

2. A: What does Pedro’s gesture mean?

B: It (probably / might / could) means he wants you to be quiet.

a)

probably

b)

might

c)

could

18.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

3. A: What does it mean when somebody does this?

B: That’s easy! That gesture (perhaps / definitely / possibly) means everything’s OK

a)

perhaps

b)

definitely

c)

possibly

19.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

4. A: Look! The girl is rolling her eyes at her brother.

B: (Must / Perhaps / Could) it means she doesn’t like what he’s saying.

a)

Must

b)

Perhaps

c)

Could

20.

Rewrite the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs. Please write the whole sentence.

Example: Park your bicycles here.

(allow) -> You’re allowed to park your bicycles here.

Sign your name on this paper. (have to)

(a)

21.

Rewrite the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs. Please write the whole sentence.

Example: Park your bicycles here.

(allow) -> You’re allowed to park your bicycles here.

No parking on this side of the street. (can’t)

(a)

22.

Rewrite the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs. Please write the whole sentence.

Example: Park your bicycles here.

(allow) -> You’re allowed to park your bicycles here.

Listen to your MP3 player here. (allow)

(a)

23.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers

Q: People communicate with one another using

________________________________________________

Body Language: What does it say?

Much of what we say to others is communicated not only through words but, also through body language. This includes our posture, facial expressions, and gestures. Because body language plays such a significant role in communication, it's important to know what your body is telling other people. You should also know how to interpret other people's body language. Here are some examples of typical body language:

A smile is usually a sign of friendliness and interest. However, some people smile just to be polite. To get another clue from people's faces, notice how they use their eyebrows.

Recognition and greeting are expressed when a person's eyebrows do a quick up and down. If someone's eyebrows raise up, the person is probably surprised by what you are saying or doing. If someone's eyebrows are pulled down and together toward the middle, this person is probably angry and frustrated. People also use hand gestures during a conversation to describe the size of something or the way someone acted. Finally, be aware that when someone keeps pointing at you while talking, it could mean the person is angry or feels superior in some way.

a)

only words.

b)

words and body language.

c)

only facial expressions.

24.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers

Q: Body language includes

________________________________________________

Body Language: What does it say?

Much of what we say to others is communicated not only through words but, also through body language. This includes our posture, facial expressions, and gestures. Because body language plays such a significant role in communication, it's important to know what your body is telling other people. You should also know how to interpret other people's body language. Here are some examples of typical body language:

A smile is usually a sign of friendliness and interest. However, some people smile just to be polite. To get another clue from people's faces, notice how they use their eyebrows.

Recognition and greeting are expressed when a person's eyebrows do a quick up and down. If someone's eyebrows raise up, the person is probably surprised by what you are saying or doing. If someone's eyebrows are pulled down and together toward the middle, this person is probably angry and frustrated. People also use hand gestures during a conversation to describe the size of something or the way someone acted. Finally, be aware that when someone keeps pointing at you while talking, it could mean the person is angry or feels superior in some way.

a)

interpretations.

b)

words and gestures.

c)

posture, facial expressions, and gestures.

25.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers

Q: A person’s eyebrow position can show recognition, surprise, and

________________________________________________

Body Language: What does it say?

Much of what we say to others is communicated not only through words but, also through body language. This includes our posture, facial expressions, and gestures. Because body language plays such a significant role in communication, it's important to know what your body is telling other people. You should also know how to interpret other people's body language. Here are some examples of typical body language:

A smile is usually a sign of friendliness and interest. However, some people smile just to be polite. To get another clue from people's faces, notice how they use their eyebrows.

Recognition and greeting are expressed when a person's eyebrows do a quick up and down. If someone's eyebrows raise up, the person is probably surprised by what you are saying or doing. If someone's eyebrows are pulled down and together toward the middle, this person is probably angry and frustrated. People also use hand gestures during a conversation to describe the size of something or the way someone acted. Finally, be aware that when someone keeps pointing at you while talking, it could mean the person is angry or feels superior in some way.

a)

sometimes frustration.

b)

often politeness.

c)

perhaps superiority.

26.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers

Q: Someone who points a finger directly at you may be

________________________________________________

Body Language: What does it say?

Much of what we say to others is communicated not only through words but, also through body language. This includes our posture, facial expressions, and gestures. Because body language plays such a significant role in communication, it's important to know what your body is telling other people. You should also know how to interpret other people's body language. Here are some examples of typical body language:

A smile is usually a sign of friendliness and interest. However, some people smile just to be polite. To get another clue from people's faces, notice how they use their eyebrows.

Recognition and greeting are expressed when a person's eyebrows do a quick up and down. If someone's eyebrows raise up, the person is probably surprised by what you are saying or doing. If someone's eyebrows are pulled down and together toward the middle, this person is probably angry and frustrated. People also use hand gestures during a conversation to describe the size of something or the way someone acted. Finally, be aware that when someone keeps pointing at you while talking, it could mean the person is angry or feels superior in some way.

a)

friendly.

b)

interested.

c)

angry.

27.

Which type of movie is Harry Potter?

a)

thriller

b)

documentary

c)

fantasy

d)

action

28.

Which movie type does Titanic belong to?

a)

war

b)

action

c)

romance

d)

comey

29.

Which movie type does Saving Private Ryan (搶救雷恩大兵) belong to?

a)

war

b)

action

c)

romance

d)

comey

30.

Describe the movie: Kingdom of the Blue Whale.

a)

historical

b)

action

c)

biography

d)

documentary

31.

Describe the type of movie which is named Beyond Beauty: Taiwan Above.

a)

historical

b)

documentary

c)

biography

d)

fantasy

32.

Describe the movie type of Little Mermaid.

a)

animation

b)

historical

c)

biography

33.

Which movie type does Face Off belong to?

a)

historical

b)

action

c)

biography

d)

fantasy

34.

Which is suitable for Spider-man?

a)

sci-fi

b)

documentary

c)

historical

35.

Which of the following is not suitable for the movie, The Invisible Guest?

a)

thriller

b)

mystery

c)

biography

36.

Which is suitable for the movie Curse of the Golden Flower?

a)

fantasy

b)

documentary

c)

historical

37.

Which is suitable for the two movies?

a)

sci-fi

b)

biography

c)

historical

38.

Which movie type does Three Idiots belong to?

a)

war

b)

action

c)

romance

d)

comey

39.

Choose the proper movie type for 返校 (Detention).

a)

thriller

b)

documentary

c)

fantasy

d)

action

40.

Which movie type does Indiana Jones belong to?

a)

war

b)

action

c)

romance

d)

comey

41.

Which movie type does Lord of Rings belong to?

a)

sci-fi

b)

action

c)

romance

d)

comey

42.

A few years ago....

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

nowadays people drive their cars instead

c)

there will be people living everywhere

43.

Today,

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

people download their movies online

c)

there will be people living everywhere

44.

In the future,

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

people download their movies online

c)

People are going to have self-driven cars

45.

If you get a high-paying job...

a)

you be able to buy a big house

b)

you'll have more money to spend

c)

you won't save your money

d)

you may need another job

46.

if you have more cash to spend

a)

you'll be able to buy a big house

b)

You'll have more money to spend

c)

you won't save your money

d)

you may need another job

47.

if you're able to buy a house

a)

you'll be able to buy a big house

b)

You'll have more money to spend

c)

you won't save your money

d)

you may need another job

48.

if you don't save your money

a)

you'll be able to buy a big house

b)

You'll have more money to spend

c)

you won't save your money

d)

you may need another job

49.

If you eat less sugar

a)

you to stay in shape without joining a gym

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you might feel a lot healthier

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

50.

if you walk to work everyday

a)

you'll stay in shape without joining a gym

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you might feel a lot healthier

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

51.

If you travel abroad

a)

you'll stay in shape without joining a gym

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you might feel a lot healthier

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

52.

If you don't get enough sleep

a)

you'll stay in shape without joining a gym

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you might feel a lot healthier

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

53.

if you don't get married

a)

you'll have more money to spend on yourself

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you may not like it better than your old one

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

54.

if you change jobs

a)

you'll have more money to spend on yourself

b)

you won't be able to stay awake in class

c)

you may not like it better than your old one

d)

you'll be able to experience a new culture

55.

the normal work week in the 20th century _____ 35 hours

a)

worked

b)

had to

c)

will still drive

d)

was

56.

nowadays people _______ 40hours a week

a)

work

b)

had to

c)

will still drive

d)

shop

57.

These days many of us _____ online

a)

working

b)

had to

c)

will still drive

d)

shop

58.

There were no supermarkets so people _____ go to different stores.

a)

work

b)

had to

c)

will still drive

d)

shop

59.

Do you think people _______ cars 100 years from now?

a)

work

b)

walked

c)

will still drive

d)

won't change

60.

People used to _____ everywhere

a)

work

b)

walk

c)

will still drive

d)

won't change

61.

We drive everywhere, and that ________

a)

work

b)

walk

c)

will still drive

d)

won't change

62.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Rory is nodding his head, he ________ agree with you.

a)

maybe

b)

perhaps

c)

possibly

d)

must

63.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Lucy is scratching her head. __________ it means she is confused.

a)

Perhaps

b)

Might

c)

Could

d)

Must

64.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Alan is shrugging his shoulders. It _________ mean he doesn't know the answer.

a)

possibly

b)

definitely

c)

perhaps

d)

could

65.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Caroline is waving her hands. She ________ wants to get your attention.

a)

may

b)

might

c)

probably

d)

could

66.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Chris is cupping his ear, it _____ mean he can't hear the TV.

a)

may

b)

maybe

c)

probably

d)

definitely

67.

What does this sign mean?

a)

You can take photographs.

b)

You're allowed to take photographs.

c)

You have to take photographs.

d)

You can't take photographs.

68.

What does this sign mean?

a)

You can wear a seat belt.

b)

You must wear a seat belt.

c)

You can't wear a seat belt.

d)

You aren't allowed to wear a seat belt.

69.

Rewrite the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

No running in the corridor. (aren't allowed to) (you)

a)

You aren't allowed to no running in the corridor.

b)

We aren't allowed to no running in the corridor.

c)

You aren't allowed to run in the corridor.

d)

You aren't allowed to running in the corridor.

70.

Rewrite the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses: Always keep dogs on a leash. (have to) (you)

a)

You've not to keep dogs on a leash.

b)

Always have to keep dogs on a leash.

c)

Dogs have to be keep on a leash.

d)

You have to keep dogs on a leash.

71.

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence:

A sign says “No Ball Games”. That means we __________ play ball games here.

a)

have to

b)

can

c)

should

d)

aren't allowed to

72.

Which instruction is giving permission?

a)

You've got to take your shoes off.

b)

You're allowed to take your shoes off.

c)

You have to take your shoes off.

d)

You aren't allowed to take your shoes off.

73.

Which instruction is a prohibition?

a)

You have to wear a hard hat here.

b)

You can't wear a hard hat here.

c)

You can wear a hard hat here.

d)

You've got to wear a hard hat here.

74.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.

He was ____________ (sleep) when the intruder ________ (enter) the house.

a)

slept, entered

b)

sleeping, entering

c)

slept, entering

d)

sleeping, entered

75.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.

The girl was ____________ (walk) through the park when she _________ (hear) a loud noise.

a)

walking, hearing

b)

walked, heard

c)

walking, heard

d)

walked, hearing

76.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.

I ________ (find) something strange when I was ________ (run) in the forest.

a)

found, running

b)

finding, running

c)

found, ran

d)

finding, ran

77.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous and past simple.

They ________ (drop) the TV when they were _______ (move) house.

a)

dropping, moved

b)

dropped, moving

c)

dropping, moving

d)

dropped, moved

78.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous.

John and his brother ___________ (tell) a story when the phone rang.

a)

told

b)

was telling

c)

were telling

d)

was told

79.

Complete the sentence using the past continuous.

My cousin broke his leg when he __________ (climb) a mountain.

a)

climbed

b)

was climbed

c)

were climbing

d)

was climbing

80.

Complete the sentence using the present prefect continuous.

Q. How long have you been cleaning?

A. _______________ for about an hour.

a)

I was cleaning

b)

I cleaned

c)

I've been cleaning

d)

I have cleaned

81.

Complete the sentence using the present perfect continuous.

Q. Has David been in London long?

A. No, he ________________ (live) here for long.

a)

haven't been living

b)

haven't lived

c)

hasn't been living

d)

hasn't lived

82.

Complete the question in the present perfect continuous.

_______ you ____________ (play) basketball recently?

a)

Have, been playing

b)

Has, been playing

c)

Have, playing

d)

Has, playing

83.

Complete the question in the present perfect continuous.

_______ Stephanie ____________ (sell) her old clothes?

a)

Have, been selling

b)

Has, been selling

c)

Have, selling

d)

Has, selling

84.

Complete the sentence using the past simple and past continuous.

Brad and Rebecca _______________ (talk) when Adam _________ (open) the door.

a)

has been talking, opened

b)

was talking, opened

c)

had been talking, opening

d)

were talking, opened

85.

Complete the question and answer in the present perfect continuous.

Q. Have you _____________ (bake) much lately?

A. Yes, _______________ every day this week!

a)

been baking, I've been baking

b)

baking, baking

c)

baking, baked

d)

been baking, been baking

86.

Complete the question using the present perfect continuous.

____ they _____________ (fight) a lot recently?

a)

Has, been fighting

b)

Have, were fighting

c)

Has, were fighting

d)

Have, been fighting

87.

Complete the question in the past continuous and past simple.

Jane's mother ________ (help) Jane when she ____________ (do) her homework.

a)

has been helping, did

b)

helped, did

c)

helped, has been doing

d)

helped, was doing

88.

Which of these sentences uses the present perfect continuous?

a)

James was playing football.

b)

James is playing football.

c)

James plays football.

d)

James has been playing football.

89.

The president opened the building in 1983

a)

Active

b)

Passive

90.

Katie opened the fridge to take out some watermelon

a)

Active

b)

Passive

91.

The bike was ridden by Alex

a)

Active

b)

Passive

92.

The phone was unlocked by the monster.

a)

Active

b)

Passive

93.

The chiliguaro was drank by Katie

a)

Active

b)

Passive

94.

The American people voted for Donald Trump

a)

Active

b)

Passive

95.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

French and English _________ in Canada

a)

Grow

b)

Make up

c)

Manufacture

d)

Speak

96.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

Lots of rice ________ in Vietnam

a)

Grow

b)

Make up

c)

Manufacture

d)

Raise

97.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

The U.S _________ of 50 states

a)

Grow

b)

Make up

c)

Manufacture

d)

Use

98.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

A lot of sheep ____________________in New Zealand

a)

Grow

b)

Use

c)

Manufacture

d)

Raise

99.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

Cars and computers ______________in Korea

a)

Grow

b)

Use

c)

Manufacture

d)

Raise

100.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

The U.S Dollar ________ in Ecuador

a)

Grow

b)

Use

c)

Manufacture

d)

Raise

101.

Michelle cleaned the apartment

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

102.

Someone came into our house yesterday

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

103.

There was a big storm last night

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

104.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Wash your hands." (tell)

a)

She told him to wash his hands.

b)

She tell him to wash his hands.

c)

She told him not to wash his hands.

d)

She told him to not wash his hands.

105.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Don't drink all of the milk." (tell)

a)

She told me to not drink all of the milk.

b)

She told me not to drink all of the milk.

c)

She told me don't drink all of the milk.

d)

She tell me to not drink all of the milk.

106.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Can you get some bread from the store?" (ask)

a)

He ask her to get some bread from the store.

b)

He asked her can you get some bread from the store.

c)

He asked her get some bread from the store.

d)

He asked her to get some bread from the store.

107.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Bring your books next week." (say)

a)

The teacher say bring our books next week.

b)

The teacher say to bring our books next week.

c)

The teacher said bring our books next week.

d)

The teacher said to bring our books next week.

108.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"Can you turn the music down?" (ask)

a)

He asked me turn the music down.

b)

He ask me to turn the music down.

c)

He asked me to turn the music down.

d)

He ask me turn the music down.

109.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"I have made plans."

a)

He said that he has made plans.

b)

He said that he had made plans.

c)

He says that he have made plans.

d)

He said that he have made plans.

110.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"We may go out with friends."

a)

They said he might go out with friends.

b)

They said they might go out with friends.

c)

They said he would go out with friends.

d)

They said they would go out with friends.

111.

How could you write this request in reported speech?

"I have planned an exciting trip."

a)

He told me that he made plans an exciting trip.

b)

He told me that he have planned an exciting trip.

c)

He told me that he has planned and exciting trip.

d)

He told me that he had planned an exciting trip.

112.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses. (tell)

"I'm going to Washington on Friday."

a)

She tell me she goes to Washington on Friday.

b)

She told me she has gone to Washington on Friday.

c)

She told me she was going to Washington on Friday.

d)

She told me she went to Washington on Friday.

113.

How could you write this request in reported speech? Use the verb in parentheses.

"I've promised to go to the cinema with my brother." (say)

a)

She say she has promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

b)

She said she is promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

c)

She said she was promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

d)

She said she had promised to go to the cinema with her brother.

114.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

1. I _____________ (buy) my favorite jacket while I _____________ (travel) in France.

(a)

115.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

2. We _____________ (sleep), but the storm _____________ (wake) us up.

(a)

116.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

3. Ken _____________ (eat) dinner when his boss _____________ (call).

(a)

117.

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

A: Hi, Jenny! I haven’t seen you since last summer. _____________ you _____________ (work) long hours?

(a)

118.

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

B: Yes, I have. I (a) (go) to work every day, and sometimes on weekends, too.

119.

Complete the conversation. Use the present perfect continuous of the verbs. (Q4-Q6 is ONE conversation.)

A: And at night?

B: Oh, my new dog (a) (keep) me awake all night!

120.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano studied architecture in_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

a)

Osaka, Japan.

b)

Paris, France.

c)

Milan, Italy.

121.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: In 1969, Renzo Piano_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

a)

graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School.

b)

designed an airport.

c)

designed a pavilion.

122.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano was asked to design a building by_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

a)

an English teacher.

b)

an American art collector.

c)

a Japanese pilot.

123.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers. (Q7- Q10: Same Article)

Q: Renzo Piano’s largest building is_________.

Article______________________________________

Renzo Piano was born in Genoa, Italy, in 1937. Renzo was born into a family of builders, including his grandfather, father, several uncles, and his brother. He graduated from Milan Polytechnic Architecture School in 1964, and then he taught architecture there. He designed the Italian Industry Pavilion for Expo '70 in Osaka, Japan. An English architect named Richard Rogers saw the pavilion and likes Renzo's work. Richard suggested that they work together and enter an international competition to create a design for the Georges Pompidou Center in Paris. They won the competition.

Since then, Renzo Piano has designed many world-famous buildings and landmarks. In 1982, he was chosen by an art collector to design the Menil Collection in Houston, Texas. Not only is this museum large enough to hold more than 10,000 works of primitive and modern art, it was also designed to be a center for music, literature, theatre, and cultural educational activities. In 1984, he was commissioned to design an airport in Osaka, Japan. Because there is very little open space available in Osaka, an artificial island was built in the bay to hold the airport.

Kansai International Airport Terminal is the largest building Piano has ever designed. It can handle up to 100,000 passengers a day.

a)

a large museum.

b)

a French building.

c)

an airport.

124.

I love traveling.

a)

So am I

b)

So do I

c)

I don't either

d)

Oh, well I am

125.

I don't mind working on the weekend.

a)

So am I

b)

So do I

c)

Neither do I.

d)

Oh, well I am

126.

She paints incredible paintings.

a)

creative

b)

critical

c)

disorganized

d)

efficient

e)

forgetful

127.

She is never late.

a)

punctual

b)

reliable

c)

short tempered

d)

strict

128.

I don't mind _______ mom with the dishes.

a)

help

b)

to help

c)

helping

129.

I can't stand ______ for people.

a)

waiting

b)

wait

c)

to wait

130.

I enjoy __________________________________________.

a)

cooking lunch

b)

washing TV

c)

watching TV

131.

I'm comfortable working in a dangerous environment, and I enjoy the adrenaline rush, I carry heavy equipment.

a)

Air hostess

b)

Teacher

c)

Firefighter

d)

Police officer

132.

A - Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.

If Wanda won the lottery, she would

a)

keep working.

b)

get a job.

c)

quit her job.

133.

A - Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.

If Phil had the same choice as last night's winner, he'd

a)

pay his car repair bills.

b)

choose the new car.

c)

take the boat trip.

134.

A - Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.

Carl says he would have

a)

returned the big tip.

b)

kept the big tip.

c)

left a big tip.

135.

A - Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.

According to Bruce, Tina should have

a)

told her students not to use their cell phones in class.

b)

switched off her cell phone.

c)

told the teacher about her grandmother.

136.

B - Complete the conversation. Use the correct form of the verbs.

a: My sister just graduated, but her new job doesn't start for two months.

b: Really? If I ________ (have) the time, I _________ (borrow) some money and travel.

(a)

137.

B - Complete the conversation. Use the correct form of the verbs.

a: If I __________ (not have) enough money, I __________ (not ask) a friend for a loan.

b: What would you do?

a: I ___________ (stay) home and ___________ (read).

(a)

138.

C - Complete the conversations. Use the past modals of the verbs.

a: Last year, I gained a lot of weight, so I stopped eating for a week.

b: Oh, I wouldn't __________ (do) that. I would __________ (go) on a special diet.

(a)

139.

C - Complete the conversations. Use the past modals of the verbs.

a: While I was parking, I hit someone else's car. I didn't leave a note.

b: Oh, you should __________ (admit) your mistake. You shoudn't _________ (deny) responsability.

(a)

140.

D - Complete the sentences with the correct for of the verbs express, give, make, offer or tell.

1: Pam (a) a lot of jokes at Jennifer's birthday party last night.

141.

D - Complete the sentences with the correct for of the verbs express, give, make, offer or tell.

2: When Tony found out I had failed my test, he (a) his sympathy.

142.

D - Complete the sentences with the correct for of the verbs express, give, make, offer or tell.

3: We (a) our congratulations when we heard Beth was getting married.

143.

D - Complete the sentences with the correct for of the verbs express, give, make, offer or tell.

4: When Justin doesn't want to do something, he never (a) a reason.

144.

E - Rewrite the sentences in reported speech using the verbs given. Use the samples as guidelines.

John: Can you give me a ride to the airport?

Mary: I can drive you there in the evening.

Sample:

John asked Mary to give him (ask) a ride to the airport.

Mary (a) (tell) there in the evening.

145.

E - Rewrite the sentences in reported speech using the verbs given. Use the samples as guidelines.

John: Meet me outside my apartment at 8:00 P.M.

Mary: I will be there around eight.

Sample:

John (a) (ask) outside his apartment at 8:00 P.M.

Mary said she'd be there around eight.

146.

E - Rewrite the sentences in reported speech using the verbs given. Use the samples as guidelines.

John: Don't be late.

Mary: I don't have any other plans.

Sample:

John told Mary not to be late.

Mary (a) (tell) any other plans.

147.

E - Rewrite the sentences in reported speech using the verbs given. Use the samples as guidelines.

John: I'm very grateful.

Sample:

John (a) (say) very grateful.

148.

F - Read the article. Then check the correct answer.

THE ADVICE SISTERS

Who would many young people go to these days for advice on a personal problem? The answer is "the advice sisters." Alison Blackman Dunham and Jessica Freedman are twin sisters who work together to provide a unique service. In their advice columns, both online and in print, Alison and Jessica offer a double take. In other words, each sister gives her own answer to each question. This means that the person who asks a wuestion receives two replies.

The advice sisters have co-authored a book and co-written several e-books. They also worked together on an audiotape series about communicating more effectively at work, in life, and in love. Although they work together a lot, these two remarkable women also have separate careers. Alison is the owner of a public relations company in New York City. She is often quoted in career magazines and has written several books on managing life and career. Jessica, on the other hand, teaches writing and literature at several colleges. She owns and editing business, has written several books and film scripts, and also is a lawyer! When do the advice sisters ever find time to relax with their family and friends?

QUESTION:

1: The advice sisters are

a)

Young sisters who need advice.

b)

Business partners only.

c)

Business partners and twins.

149.

F - Read the article. Then check the correct answer.

THE ADVICE SISTERS

Who would many young people go to these days for advice on a personal problem? The answer is "the advice sisters." Alison Blackman Dunham and Jessica Freedman are twin sisters who work together to provide a unique service. In their advice columns, both online and in print, Alison and Jessica offer a double take. In other words, each sister gives her own answer to each question. This means that the person who asks a wuestion receives two replies.

The advice sisters have co-authored a book and co-written several e-books. They also worked together on an audiotape series about communicating more effectively at work, in life, and in love. Although they work together a lot, these two remarkable women also have separate careers. Alison is the owner of a public relations company in New York City. She is often quoted in career magazines and has written several books on managing life and career. Jessica, on the other hand, teaches writing and literature at several colleges. She owns and editing business, has written several books and film scripts, and also is a lawyer! When do the advice sisters ever find time to relax with their family and friends?

QUESTION:

2: Their service is unusual because

a)

It's only available online.

b)

It provides two answers to each problem.

c)

People with problems can choose which sister to consult.

150.

F - Read the article. Then check the correct answer.

THE ADVICE SISTERS

Who would many young people go to these days for advice on a personal problem? The answer is "the advice sisters." Alison Blackman Dunham and Jessica Freedman are twin sisters who work together to provide a unique service. In their advice columns, both online and in print, Alison and Jessica offer a double take. In other words, each sister gives her own answer to each question. This means that the person who asks a wuestion receives two replies.

The advice sisters have co-authored a book and co-written several e-books. They also worked together on an audiotape series about communicating more effectively at work, in life, and in love. Although they work together a lot, these two remarkable women also have separate careers. Alison is the owner of a public relations company in New York City. She is often quoted in career magazines and has written several books on managing life and career. Jessica, on the other hand, teaches writing and literature at several colleges. She owns and editing business, has written several books and film scripts, and also is a lawyer! When do the advice sisters ever find time to relax with their family and friends?

QUESTION:

3: The advice sisters

a)

Work together full-time.

b)

Work together part-time.

c)

Always work separately.

151.

F - Read the article. Then check the correct answer.

THE ADVICE SISTERS

Who would many young people go to these days for advice on a personal problem? The answer is "the advice sisters." Alison Blackman Dunham and Jessica Freedman are twin sisters who work together to provide a unique service. In their advice columns, both online and in print, Alison and Jessica offer a double take. In other words, each sister gives her own answer to each question. This means that the person who asks a wuestion receives two replies.

The advice sisters have co-authored a book and co-written several e-books. They also worked together on an audiotape series about communicating more effectively at work, in life, and in love. Although they work together a lot, these two remarkable women also have separate careers. Alison is the owner of a public relations company in New York City. She is often quoted in career magazines and has written several books on managing life and career. Jessica, on the other hand, teaches writing and literature at several colleges. She owns and editing business, has written several books and film scripts, and also is a lawyer! When do the advice sisters ever find time to relax with their family and friends?

QUESTION:

4: Jessica is also interested in

a)

Managing money.

b)

Public relations.

c)

Writing.

152.

A few years ago....

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

nowadays people drive their cars instead

c)

there will be people living everywhere

153.

Today,

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

people download their movies online

c)

there will be people living everywhere

154.

In the future,

a)

not many people lived in Liberia

b)

people download their movies online

c)

People are going to have self-driven cars

155.

If you get a high-paying job...

a)

you be able to buy a big house

b)

you'll have more money to spend

c)

you won't save your money

d)

you may need another job

156.

We drive everywhere, and that ________

a)

work

b)

walk

c)

will still drive

d)

won't change

157.

People used to _____ everywhere

a)

work

b)

walk

c)

will still drive

d)

won't change

158.

I love traveling.

a)

So am I

b)

So do I

c)

I don't either

d)

Oh, well I am

159.

I don't mind working on the weekend.

a)

So am I

b)

So do I

c)

Neither do I.

d)

Oh, well I am

160.

She paints incredible paintings.

a)

creative

b)

critical

c)

disorganized

d)

efficient

e)

forgetful

161.

She is never late.

a)

punctual

b)

reliable

c)

short tempered

d)

strict

162.

I'm comfortable working in a dangerous environment, and I enjoy the adrenaline rush, I carry heavy equipment.

a)

Air hostess

b)

Teacher

c)

Firefighter

d)

Police officer

163.

I enjoy __________________________________________.

a)

cooking lunch

b)

washing TV

c)

watching TV

164.

I can't stand ______ for people.

a)

waiting

b)

wait

c)

to wait

165.

Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word.

We’re both _____________ (shock) that Johnny Depp’s last movie was terrible.

a)

shock

b)

shocking

c)

shocked

166.

Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word.

I was _____________ (surprise) to see Vanessa and Nate at the party.

a)

surprised

b)

surprising

c)

surprise

167.

Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word.

I thought Matt Damon’s last movie was _____________ (confuse) because the story was hard to follow.

a)

confused

b)

confuse

c)

confusing

168.

Select the correct sentences using who, that, or which.

Brie Larson is an actress. She won an Oscar for her performance in Room.

a)

Brie Larson is an actress who won an Oscar for her performance in Room.

b)

Brie Larson is an actress which won an Oscar for her performance in Room.

169.

Select the correct sentences using who, that, or which.

Flash is a popular TV show. It stars Grant Gustin.

a)

Flash is a popular TV show who stars Grant Gustin.

b)

Flash is a popular TV show which stars Grant Gustin.

170.

Select the correct sentences using who, that, or which.

Comedies are a type of movie. They usually make people laugh.

a)

Comedies are a type of movie which usually make people laugh.

b)

Comedies are a type of movie who usually make people laugh.

171.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

1. A: Look at Carla sitting over there tapping her foot.

B: Oh, (maybe / may / might) it means she’s waiting for a phone call.

a)

maybe

b)

may

c)

might

172.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

2. A: What does Pedro’s gesture mean?

B: It (probably / might / could) means he wants you to be quiet.

a)

probably

b)

might

c)

could

173.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

3. A: What does it mean when somebody does this?

B: That’s easy! That gesture (perhaps / definitely / possibly) means everything’s OK

a)

perhaps

b)

definitely

c)

possibly

174.

Complete the conversations. Circle the correct word.

1. A: Look at Carla sitting over there tapping her foot.

B: Oh, (maybe / may / might) it means she’s waiting for a phone call.

a)

maybe

b)

may

c)

might

175.

Read the article. Then check (P) the correct answers

Q: A person’s eyebrow position can show recognition, surprise, and

________________________________________________

Body Language: What does it say?

Much of what we say to others is communicated not only through words but, also through body language. This includes our posture, facial expressions, and gestures. Because body language plays such a significant role in communication, it's important to know what your body is telling other people. You should also know how to interpret other people's body language. Here are some examples of typical body language:

A smile is usually a sign of friendliness and interest. However, some people smile just to be polite. To get another clue from people's faces, notice how they use their eyebrows.

Recognition and greeting are expressed when a person's eyebrows do a quick up and down. If someone's eyebrows raise up, the person is probably surprised by what you are saying or doing. If someone's eyebrows are pulled down and together toward the middle, this person is probably angry and frustrated. People also use hand gestures during a conversation to describe the size of something or the way someone acted. Finally, be aware that when someone keeps pointing at you while talking, it could mean the person is angry or feels superior in some way.

a)

sometimes frustration.

b)

often politeness.

c)

perhaps superiority.

176.

The president opened the building in 1983

a)

Active

b)

Passive

177.

Katie opened the fridge to take out some watermelon

a)

Active

b)

Passive

178.

The bike was ridden by Alex

a)

Active

b)

Passive

179.

The phone was unlocked by the monster.

a)

Active

b)

Passive

180.

Michelle cleaned the apartment

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

181.

Someone came into our house yesterday

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

182.

There was a big storm last night

a)

The dishes were done

b)

The airport was closed

c)

The window was broken

183.

Choose the form of the verb for the sentences in order to make them passive (the verb is not conjugated)

The U.S Dollar ________ in Ecuador

a)

Grow

b)

Use

c)

Manufacture

d)

Raise

184.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

1. I _____________ (buy) my favorite jacket while I _____________ (travel) in France.

(a)

185.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

2. We _____________ (sleep), but the storm _____________ (wake) us up.

(a)

186.

Complete the sentences. Use the simple past or past continuous of the verbs.

3. Ken _____________ (eat) dinner when his boss _____________ (call).

(a)

187.

Tom Hiddleston, _____ parents were a scientist and an artist, got a phone call about playing a role in the movie "Marvel" while he was reading.

a)

that

b)

whose

c)

who

d)

whom

188.

One day while Peter _______ down the stairs, he luckily _____ a girl who was his type.

a)

was walking / saw

b)

walked / sees

c)

was walking / had seen

d)

is walking / saw

189.

One day while Peter _______ down the stairs, he luckily _____ a girl who was his type.

a)

was walking / saw

b)

walked / sees

c)

was walking / had seen

d)

is walking / saw

190.

When we realized that we had been followed by a weird man ______ appearance was so weird and unusual, we were so scared that we ran as fast as we could and asked for help in the police station located at the corner of the street.

a)

that

b)

which

c)

whose

d)

who

191.

When the young, handsome boy came to the garden, he started singing to the lady whom he was interested in. ____, she was transformed into a tulip.

a)

Miraculously

b)

Luckily

c)

traditionally

d)

Significantly

192.

It is April Fool's Day. Tim, the youtuber intends to make prank videos on bystanders outside the train station. He was just about to put some cockroaches in a passenger's bag, _____, a police officer arrested him immediately.

a)

miraculously

b)

magically

c)

luckily

d)

coincidentally

Interchange 2 review 9-12

Total questions: 192

Worksheet time: 2hrs 36mins

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