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Worksheets9B end of term review
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
Jobs.
Someone who manages financial records and accounts is an (a) .
Jobs.
A person who fights fires and helps in emergencies is a (a) .
Jobs.
An individual who specializes in installing and maintaining electrical systems is an (a) .
Jobs.
A worker who handles financial transactions at a store/shop is a (a) .
Jobs.
A person who assists veterinarians in caring for animals is a (a) .
Jobs.
Someone who designs and creates websites is a (a) .
Jobs.
A person who works with plants and landscapes is a (a) .
Jobs.
An individual who assists in providing medical care is a (a) .
Jobs.
A skilled worker who builds and repairs wooden structures is a (a) .
Jobs.
Someone who specializes in installing and repairing water systems is a (a) .
Make, let and allow.
Use ........ to express that someone else is forcing us to do something.
make
let
allow
Make, let and allow.
Use ........ + object + base verb to talk about giving permission.
let
make
Please __________ me explain the situation before you interrupt.
let
allow
make
Make, let and allow.
The school ........... us to wear flip flops on Fridays.
make
let
allows
Is this sentence correct?
She let me to drink tea during class.
Yes
No
Is this sentence correct?
The teacher let me stand.
Yes
No
Is this sentence correct?
My parents let me stay up late at the weekend.
Yes
No
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
Use restrictive relative clauses to identify or describe (a) , things and places.
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
A nonrestrictive relative clause gives extra information about a person, place and (a)
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
She is the girl (a) graduated last year.
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
He is the guy .......... plays drums in the band. (choose 2 correct answers)
who
that
which
where
how
In restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses, use ........ for possessions.
Example: The Rock, ......... real name is Dwayne Johnson, is a famous actor and wrestler.
(a)
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
New York is an area in USA (a) many rich people live.
In a ................. the clause is separated from the main part of the sentence by commas.
restrictive relative clause
nonrestrictive relative clause
Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.
This is the company ............ has won many awards.
which
where
who
The __________ oversees the visual aspects of a film, including lighting and camera work.
cinematographer
editor
producer
An __________ is someone who appears in a movie in a minor role, often in the background.
extra
actor
make-up artist
The c.......... d.......... is responsible for creating and designing the clothing worn by actors in a film or play.
(a)
The __________ guides actors in delivering their lines, helping with accents and portraying their characters convincingly.
dialogue coach
producer
best boy
gaffer
The (a) tells the actors what to do in a movie.
The ................. gave an injection to the cat.
veterinary assistant
healthcare assistant
plumber
seller
pharmacist
What kind of art is this?
(a)
What kind of painting is this?
(a)
What kind of art is this?
(a)
This is (a)
This is called a (a)
This is a (a) painting.
Question tags.
When the main sentence is negative, the question tag should be ................
positive
negative
If a sentence has an auxialliary verb (can, have, is, will), use the auxilliary verb in the question tag.
True
False
For present simple and past simple with no auxilliary verb (can, have, is will) use......
do, does, did
be, been, being
The ___________ beauty of the landscape left everyone in awe.
stunning
controversial
powerful
The new movie is quite (a) ; some people love it, while others strongly dislike it. Some people even argue about it!
This book has sparked a lot of debate; it's quite (a) .
The ___________ architecture of the ancient temple impressed tourists worldwide.
controversial
unique
dull
___ This painting is extraordinary; there's nothing else like it.
unique
dramatic
powerful
___ The test scores were in the middle range, not particularly high or low.
average
unique
subtle
_____. The lecture on the topic was uninteresting and lacking excitement.
Subtle
Dull
Average
Stunning
Questions tags.
She is a doctor, (a) ?
Question tags.
They don't like coffee, (a) ?
Question tags.
He was at the party last night, (a) ?
Question tags.
You've finished your homework, (a) ?
We can go to the park, (a) ?
Question tags.
Use ................. when you are sure of the answer and are asking someone to agree with you.
falling intonation
rising intonation
Question tags.
Use ............ when you are NOT sure about something and are checking if something is true.
falling intonation
rising intonation
Question tags.
They won't be late, (a) ?
Question tags.
He didn't call you, (a) ?
Question tags.
She has been to France before, (a) ?
Question tags.
I'm your friend, (a) ?
Question tags.
He likes to play the guitar, (a) ?
Question tags.
He would have been studying all night, (a) ?
Question tags.
You wouldn't mind helping me out, (a) ?
Question tags.
We should be expecting the results soon, (a) ?
(a) : A sudden, violent shaking of the ground, often causing great destruction.
(a) : A prolonged period of low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water.
(a) : A rapid flow of snow down a mountainside.
(a) : A series of ocean waves caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption.
The old floorboards made a loud ............. every time someone walked across the room.
bang
explosion
whisper
As the fireworks lit up the sky, they seemed to e (a) in a display of colours.
After a long day at work, he let out a tired g (a) n as he sank into his chair.
Past perfect.
By the time I arrived, they (a) (finish) their dinner.
Past perfect.
She realized she had lost her keys after she (a) (leave) the house.
Past perfect progressive.
Before they moved out, they (a) (live) in that house for ten years.
Past perfect progressive.
When I called her, she (a) (study) for the exam for three hours.
Past perfect progressive.
He was exhausted because he (a) (work) in the garden all day.
Past perfect progressive.
By the time we arrived, they (a) (wait) for us for half an hour.
What is the structure (form) of the past perfect tense?
Subject + had + past participle
Subject + have + past participle
Subject + was/were + past participle
How do we form the past perfect tense with regular verbs?
By adding "had" before the base form of the verb
By adding "had" before the past participle of the verb
By adding "has" before the base form of the verb
What is the difference between the past perfect and simple past tense?
Past perfect is used for ongoing actions, while simple past is for completed actions.
Past perfect is used for completed actions before another past action; simple past is for general past actions.
Past perfect is used for actions happening in the future, while simple past is for past habits.
