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Profilingua Unit 8 Test - FAST&SMART_ANGIELSKI_B1 RoadMap

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Modal verbs: obligation and necessity  

Read the grammar truths and click on the correct alternatives (True = 'T'; False = 'F').

Use must, need to and have to to talk about something that is necessary in the present.  ​​ (a)  

Use don't need to and don't have to to talk about something that is necessary in the present. ​ (b)  

Use must not (mustn't) to talk about something we should not do. ​ (c)    

Use didn't have to and didn't need to when something was not necessary in the past.  ​ (d)  
Use be allowed to or could to express obligation. ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
T
F
2.
In order to log on to the Internet, Sally __________ her user I.D.
a)
must enter
b)
have to enter
c)
has got to entering
3.

It is on the company's rules to wear your uniform correctly. You ____ fit your shirt.

a)

Must

b)

Should

c)

Should have

d)

Have to

4.

They ........ park here. There's "NO PARKING" sign

a)

Have to

b)

Has to

c)

Must not

d)

Should not

5.

I think people who live in apartments ... have dogs.

a)

ought to

b)

mustn´t

c)

have to

d)

shouldn´t

6.

Which statement is fit to the zoo rules?

a)

You must not come with your family

b)

You have to keep your kids on eye

c)

You don't have to buy tickets

d)

You have to bring weapon

7.

What does the sign means?

a)

We may turn right

b)

We must not turn to the right

c)

We don't have to turn right

d)

It is necessary for us to turn right

8.

You .... come within guest hour if you want to see your friend in a hospital.

a)

must not

b)

Have to

c)

Must

d)

don't have to

9.

Passives: present and past

Read the grammar truths and click on the correct alternatives (True = 'T'; False = 'F').

Use the passive voice: 

to focus on the person or thing that something happens to . ​ (a)  

when you don't know who or what does/did the action.​ ​ (b)  

To form the passive, use the correct form of be past participle of the verb.​ (c)  

To mention who or what does the action, use by.​ (d)  

when it is  obvious or not important who or what does/did the action. ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
T
F
10.

Complete this sentence with passive grammar and 'make'


Cheese __________ from milk.

a)

is made

b)

are made

c)

was made

d)

was maked

11.

Complete this sentence with passive grammar and 'invite'


You __________ to the wedding. Why didn't you go?

a)

are invited

b)

are inviting

c)

were invited

d)

were inviting

12.

Complete this sentence with passive grammar and 'hold'


In the United States, elections for President __________ every four years.

a)

is holded

b)

is held

c)

are holded

d)

are held

13.

Complete this sentence with passive grammar and 'overtaken'


Although we were going quite fast, we __________ by a lot of other cars.

a)

was overtook

b)

was overtaken

c)

were overtaken

d)

were overtook

14.

Complete this sentence with passive grammar and 'surround'


You can't see the house from the road. It __________ by trees.

a)

are surrounded

b)

is surrounded

c)

is surrounding

d)

are surrounding

15.

Write questions using the Passive. Some are present. Some are past.


Ask about television. (when / invent?)

a)

When was the television inventing?

b)

When was the television be invented?

c)

When was the television invented?

d)

When did the television be invented?

16.

Write questions using the Passive. Some are present. Some are past.


Ask about Pluto (the planet). (when / discover?)

a)

When was Pluto discovered?

b)

When did Pluto discovered?

c)

When were Pluto discovered?

d)

When was the Pluto discovered?

17.

Put the verb into the correct from, present simple or past simple, active or passive.


Water __________ (cover) most of the earth's surface.

a)

Water covered most of the earth's surface.

b)

Water covers most of the earth's surface.

c)

Water is covered most of the earth's surface.

d)

Water did cover most of the earth's surface.

18.

What do these words mean? Use 'it can...' or 'it can't...'


invisible

a)

it can be invited

b)

it can't be invited

c)

it can be seen

d)

it can't be seen

19.

Non-defining relative clauses

Read the grammar truths and click on the correct alternatives (True = 'T'; False = 'F').

Use non-defining relative clauses to add extra information about a person, thing or place.​ (a)  

Use who for people and which for things. Don't use that. ​ (b)  

Use where  for places and when for time.​ (c)  

Use commas to separate a non-defining relative clause from the rest of the sentence. ​ (d)  

Choose from the below words
T
F
20.

My brother, (a)   is an engineer, works for NASA.

21.

Johnny, ________ is a surgeon, is buying the house next door.

a)

that

b)

who

c)

which

d)

when

22.

London, (a)   is the capital of England, is one of the largest cities in the world.

23.

Emma, (a)   likes the fast food, is my favorite friend.

24.

The book, (a)   I really want, is the most expensive.

25.

Mount Everest, (a)   , is 8,848 meters high.

26.

Tom Cruise, (a)   , starred in Mission Impossible.

27.

Quentin Tarantino, (a)   , has had a huge influence on the movie industry.

28.

Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II, _____________, is the only person in the UK to drive without a driver's licensee.

a)

who selects two birthdays every year

b)

who celebrates two birthdays every year

c)

who cultivates two birds every year

d)

who elects two bears every years