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Interchange 1: Unit 13 Complete Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"Neither" is used to agree with positive sentences

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Is "would" a modal?

a)

Yes

b)

No

3.

To use "neither" and "either" we follow the same structure

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What does "I'm not in the mood" mean?

a)

to not want to do something

b)

to want to do something

c)

"mood" is to be happy

5.

"Customary" is...

a)

Habits, traditions, and routines

b)

"Customary" is the same as costumes

c)

"Customary" is like "customer"; a client

6.

"I'm crazy about Italian food" means...

a)

I love Italian food

b)

I dislike Italian food

c)

I hate Italian food

7.

Gelatine is crispy

a)

True

b)

False

8.

"I can eat really spicy food"

a)

Neither can I

b)

I can too

c)

I can't, either

d)

So am I

9.

Bland and salty are synonyms

a)

True

b)

False

10.

"I don't like Japanese food"

a)

So do I

b)

I like either

c)

I do too

d)

Neither do I

11.

Is "slang" a formal or informal manner of talking?

a)

Formal

b)

Informal

12.

Select the expression that is about disagreement

a)

I love Chinese food too!

b)

I'm sorry, but I dislike Indian food

c)

Me too! I like fast food

d)

We think the same; I'm crazy about pasta too

13.

"Kinds of food" means...

a)

Types of food

b)

A specific type of food

14.

In the restaurant context, what is a tip?

a)

A suggestion, advice or recommendation

b)

Extra money that you give to servers for their good service

15.

Welcome to our restaurant. What ___ you like to order?

a)

Would

b)

Will

16.

We use "too/so", "neither/either" to disagree with what other people say

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What ___ you like to order?

a)

Will

b)

Would

18.

"I ___ have the onion soup, thanks."

a)

Would

b)

Will

19.

"I'__ like to try sushi"

a)

ll

b)

d

20.

This question is correct: "what will you like to eat?"

a)

True. It is correct.

b)

False. It is incorrect.