WorksheetsFIRST PARCIAL EXAM_ITD
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 4hrs 39mins
She is the one who kindly helped me with my shopping.
Restrictive Relative Clause
Non-Relative Clause
My brother, who lives in Boston, is an accountant.
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
The house he bought, which is in central London, is really beautiful.
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
Can I buy the dress that's displayed in the window?
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
Anne, whose sister is also a friend of mine, is going to join us for dinner.
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
Paris is the city where I grew up.
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
The play that my friend was in was a bit boring.
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Non-relative clauses
My employers haven't given me my holiday pay yet, which really isn't fair.
Restrictive relative clauses
Non-relative clauses
Taylor has a new car, ____ is twice as big as his old one.
Who
That
Which
Which sentence is correct?
The new stadium, that can hold over 100,000 people, opened last week.
The new stadium opened last week, which can hold over 100,000 people.
The new stadium, which can hold over 100,000 people, opened last week.
Which sentence is correct?
The new stadium, that can hold over 100,000 people, opened last week.
The new stadium opened last week, which can hold over 100,000 people.
The new stadium, which can hold over 100,000 people, opened last week.
Which sentence uses commas (,) correctly?
My sister, who you met last year is coming to visit.
My sister who you met last year, is coming to visit.
My sister, who you met last year, is coming to visit.
We walked as far as the waterfall, ____ is over 40 metres high.
that
which
where
Rewrite these sentences.
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.
My aunt lives in Edinburgh.
Rewrite these sentences.
Emma is often bored at home.
Emmas husband goes away a lot
The mountain ____ we climbed yesterday was the highest mountain in Britain!
what
where
which
In which sentence can you NOT delete that?
The film that we saw yesterday was brilliant.
A photocopier is a machine that makes copies of pages.
I’ve lost the magazine that I was reading.
What CANNOT go in the space?
Julie looked after the injured bird ___ she found in the garden.
(No word is needed here)
that
who
Rewrite these sentences.
I met a man at a meeting last week.
The man was at the party.
That’s the shop ___ I bought my wedding ring.
where
which
that
I know a great little restaurant (a) we can get lunch.
He is the young man (a) wife left him for someone else.
My dad, (a) travels a lot on business, is in Australia at the moment.
Where is the money (a) I gave you yesterday?
Mr. Fields_____sister is one of the leading experts in this country, talked about the dangers of the virus.
that
whose
which
who
Read the text. Complete the sentences with the correct word.
The Shape of Water
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
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The Shape of Water.
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
1. Elisa and the creature learn to ___________________ with one another and become friends.
The Shape of Water
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
2.Elisa and Zelda ___________________ find the half-fish, half-man while cleaning the center
The Shape of Water
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
3.Strickland thinks the creature has ___________________ within its body which can be used to fight the Soviets.
The Shape of Water
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
4. Dr. Hoffstetler wants the creature ___________________ so he can find out more about it.
The Shape of Water
This strange, but wonderful romantic thriller, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is so unlike other traditional love stories that it has been labeled a ‘monster’ movie! Set in the 1960s in a small American city, Sally Hawkins plays Elisa, a lonely woman trapped in her own world because she cannot speak. She and her co-worker, Zelda, clean the endless halls and laboratories of an underground government center and accidentally come across a dark, secret experiment. A half-man, half-fish has been captured in Brazil and brought to this concrete prison by the U.S. military, and is under the “care” of Colonel Strickland—an unpleasant, racist soldier who believes this Amphibian Man has no real intelligence. With the Cold War at its worst, he considers that the creature’s body may contain secrets the U.S. can use against the Soviets. Meanwhile, a scientist at the Occam Institute, Dr. Robert Hoffstetler, is arguing to keep the creature alive, but not for positive reasons, as we later discover he is a double agent working for the Soviets and wants to get information from the creature to use against the U.S. In the meantime, the silent Elisa manages to communicate with the creature, playing it music and bringing it boiled eggs to eat. A relationship starts between the two and, when Elisa discovers that Strickland wants to kill the creature, she convinces Zelda and her roommate, an artist named Giles, to help her rescue the Amphibian Man. The movie jumps between comedy and horror and has an improbable storyline, but with Hawkins’ fantastic performance as the quiet but determined Elisa, the whole movie works. In fact, The Shape of Water is possibly Del Toro’s best movie yet.
5.This movie is both a thriller and a ___________________ story
Listen to the dialogue. Select True or False.
1. The quality of the photography in Nights of the Revolution is amazing.
TRUE
FALSE
Listen to the dialogue. Select True or False.
2.The acting in Nights of the Revolution is not very good.
TRUE
FALSE
Listen to the dialogue. Select True or False.
3.Nights of the Revolution is a romance.
TRUE
FALSE
Listen to the dialogue. Select True or False.
3.Dracula's Sister is a horror movie set in Paris.
TRUE
FALSE
Listen to the dialogue. Select True or False.
4.Dracula's Sister has a very serious screenplay.
TRUE
FALSE
Match the word.
Soap______
dramas
comedy
operas
TV
Match the word.
Stand up______
dramas
shows
TV
comedy
Match the word.
reality______
TV
operas
shows
dramas
Match the word.
Talk______
dramas
shows
TV
comedies
Match the word.
medical______
operas
shows
TV
drama
What do you usually eat while you are watching a movie at the cinema? (Explain the types of foods you consume)
What is the scariest movie you have seen? Explain the reason why it was scary for you.
If you had the option to play any character, what character would you play? Explain why.
What types of movies do you like to watch?
