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WorksheetsUnit 5
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 24mins
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
If you (a) (not follow) my advice, you will be in trouble.
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When the class ends, we (a) (go) for a coffee.
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We could advertise on TV if we (a) (have) a bigger marketing budget.
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I (a) (buy) this book if it wasn’t so expensive.
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If I (a) (be) you, I’d join the basketball team.
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the adjective in brackets.
It’s (a) (cheap) to drive than go by train.
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Yesterday was the (a) (hot) day of the year. I was almost 35 degrees!
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We were (a) (busy) than usual in the office today.
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Even the (a) (clever) student will find this test difficult.
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I’d like to have a (a) (reliable) car. The one I have keeps breaking down.
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Mr Brown is the (a) (patient) person I’ve ever met.
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- How is your headache? Do you feel any better? - No, it’s only getting (a) (bad).
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This is the (a) (important) problem – let’s discuss the other points first.
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Her illness was much (a) (serious) than we thought at first.
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Sarah’s hair isn’t as (a) (long) as it used to be.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence.
Sellers would always like to have an attention-________ advert for their product.
grabbing
paying
making
catching
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Advertisements which are ________ and make us laugh are usually successful.
exotic
dull
witty
acceptable
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Having a ________ slogan can help enormously, but if it becomes too popular, it can have the opposite effect.
persuasive
catchy
shocking
informative
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Using eye-________ images can help to sell the products.
persuasive
catching
shocking
informative
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I can always recognise a radio station by the _________ it plays.
slogans
jingles
logos
endorsements
Choose the correct word for the definition.
to improve the quality, amount or strength of something
to alter
to enhance
to manipulate
to distort
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to change the shape or sound of something
to alter
to enhance
to manipulate
to distort
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to make something look better, larger or more important than it really is
to exaggerate
to enhance
to manipulate
to improve
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an advertisement that is broadcast on television or radio
commercial
jingle
slogan
promotion
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financial support a company gives in order to get publicity for themselves
commercial
sponsorship
endorsement
promotion
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Vast (a) of money are spent every year on education, health care and environment protection.
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Children are an attractive (a) for advertisers.
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An advertising (a) is the person who is in charge of a company’s promotional and advertising activity.
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(a) food is often more attractive to children.
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Photoshopped images destroy young people's (a) , make it low.
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It’s illegal to produce advertisements which are (a) (lead) in any way. They must be as truthful as possible.
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The ad was very (a) (controversy) and caused o heated debate among the audience.
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Celebrity (a) (endorse) is a popular advertising technique.
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The audio track sounds clean and free of (a) (distort).
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The tone of the article is highly (a) (persuade). The writer tries to make you believe him.
