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Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Technological a (a)   have led to virtual reality being put to a wide range of uses.

2.

However, one d (a)   when we compare VR with actual reality is that the senses of touch, taste and smell are missing.

3.

Now a major scientific b____t_____h might mean
that users can experience one more sense, namely touch, virtually.

(a)  

4.

Researchers from Northwestern University have created
a p____t___ of a device which adds a touch to what VR can do.

(a)  

5.

Imagine being on a video call with a loved one and being able to hold hands.

This c______-____ technology makes that a reality.

(a)  

6.

When you touch your screen, a response will be t (a)   d
on the patch worn on the other person’s skin.

7.

The system, known as epidermal VR, could lead to r (a)   l
improvements in the lives of people who have lost arms or legs.

8.

Online streaming is a new but important...

a)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

b)

source of revenue for film-makers

c)

the film was an absolute masterpiece

9.

Set in one of the most beautiful places on earth...

a)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

b)

source of revenue for film-makers

c)

the film was an absolute masterpiece

10.

After watching the trailer...

a)

the movie was a box-office flop

b)

I decided that it wasn't my kind of movie

c)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

11.

Cinemas are not as full as they used to be...

a)

the movie was a box-office flop

b)

I decided that it wasn't my kind of movie

c)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

12.

The film-makers must have been so disappointed...

a)

that the movie was a box-office flop

b)

I decided that it wasn't my kind of movie

c)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

13.

I bought the book after reading the blurb,

a)

that the movie was a box-office flop

b)

but I was quite disappointed with the story.

c)

except when the occasional blockbuster is showing

14.

Gemma splashed on several new outfits for her holiday.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

15.

Phones and laptops often come ? in price a few months after they are released.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

16.

I never buy bottled water. In my opinion, it’s like pouring money ? the drain.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

17.

Aaron hasn’t always been wealthy – he came money when his aunt died.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

18.

Melinda had to take a loan to pay her university fees.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

19.

Ava has to get on what she earns as a delivery driver.

a)

by

b)

down

c)

into

d)

out

20.

Santi gets a small _____ from his grandparents to help with his university expenses.

a)

support

b)

allowance

21.

Since losing her job, Pilar is really _____

a)

well-off

b)

broke

22.

The government gives a lot of financial _____ for people to start their own businesses.

a)

support

b)

allowance

23.

Designer shops are _____; the clothes aren’t worth the money.

a)

a rip-off

b)

unaffordable

24.

House prices are becoming _____;
it’s impossible for young people to get on the housing ladder.

a)

a rip-off

b)

unaffordable

25.

Sofi and Dan always eat at expensive restaurants. They must be _____

a)

broke

b)

well-off

26.

The government is going to _____ a new arts center.

a)

fund

b)

withdraw

27.

Hold on a minute. I need to _____

some money from the ATM.

a)

fund

b)

withdraw

28.

Lily Rice, from Wales, is an example

of someone who has succeeded a__i___ a__ o___

(a)  

29.

Born with a rare genetic condition, Lily is no stranger to a__e_____

(a)  

30.

She has had to undergo many operations,

but she has o___c___ every setback with cheerful determination

(a)  

31.

She has always been c___c____
of the need to work harder than others to achieve her goals.

(a)  

32.

She has never let her disability make her feel __f_r___

to others in the sporting world.

(a)  

33.

Lily started her sporting career as a Paralympic swimmer, but a few years later, she discovered the sport of Wheelchair Motocross (WCMX). It was immediately _pp_r (a)   to Lily that this was something she could be good at.

34.

However, she would need a wheelchair that was more

a__r__r___e for the tricks involved in the sport.

(a)  

35.

Lily applied the same s___-_________e

she had always shown and started making history within a very short time.

(a)  

36.

Lily’s condition makes her more v__n______ to injury.

(a)  

37.

Lily is still _h__v___ and at the very top of her sport.

(a)  

38.

We _____ to see the critically acclaimed film but the trailer put us off.

a)

were going

b)

will be going

c)

both

39.

The company _____ a prototype by the end of the year.

a)

will produce

b)

will have produced

c)

both

40.

It is predicted that all vehicles _____ on clean energy within about 30 years.

a)

will be running

b)

are running

c)

both

41.

No one thought that Matt _____ a part in the play, but he was offered the main role.

a)

would get

b)

will get

c)

both

42.

What do you think you _____ in five years’ time?

a)

will be doing

b)

are going to do

c)

both

43.

I think people _____ using cash by the middle of the century.

a)

will be stopping

b)

will have stopped

c)

both

44.

If Victoria doesn’t train harder, she _____ a major defeat.

a)

will suffer

b)

will be suffering

c)

both

45.

We _____ the highly anticipated new Tarantino movie, which is out tomorrow.

a)

are going to see

b)

will see

c)

both

46.

Matias claims ____ well-off but I don’t see how he can be. (be)

a)

to be

b)

being

47.

Camila denied ____ unable to make ends meet. (be)

a)

to be

b)

being

48.

merican swimmer Michael Phelps is famous for ____ the most gold medals at the Olympics. (win)

a)

to win

b)

winning

49.

Did you remember ____ the money from the bank? We’ll need it today. (withdraw)

a)

to withdraw

b)

withdrawing

50.

Unfortunately, the council has stopped ____ the annual film festival. (fund)

a)

to fund

b)

funding

51.

We were disappointed ____ the film had been a box-office flop. (hear)

a)

to hear

b)

hearing

52.

You really can’t afford ____ on unnecessary things. (splash out)

a)

to splash out

b)

splashing out

53.

We were disappointed ____ the film had been a box-office flop. (hear)

a)

to hear

b)

hearing

54.

_____ a new product takes a major effort from the entire team. (launch)

a)

Launching

b)

To launch

55.

If there ____ less negativity in the club, I might have become a member. (mixed)

a)

was

b)

would be

56.

If products ____ marketed properly, they tend to sell better. (zero)

a)

are

b)

were

57.

The film would have been a blockbuster if Kate Winslet ____ the main character. (third)

a)

plays

b)

had played

58.

If I ___ a million euros, I would share it out among my friends and family. (second)

a)

wins

b)

won

59.

You might find that bag at a more reasonable price if you ____ around. (first)

a)

will shop

b)

shop

60.

James wouldn’t be broke if he ____ all his money on that holiday. (mixed)

a)

will waste

b)

hadn’t wasted

61.

The product ____ more successful if they had put more time and money into the prototype. (third)

a)

will be

b)

would have been

62.

If Monica weren’t so hostile towards her rivals, she ____ probably enjoy the tournaments more. (second)

a)

will

b)

would

63.

While it may seem as though a cashless future lies a (a)   ,
that is unlikely to happen for many years.

64.

‘If we abandoned cash completely, it w (a)   certainly put the most vulnerable at risk,’
says economist Poppy Everett.

65.

Banker Amal Rodrigo agrees that rushing (a)   a cashless world
could be a disaster for the poorest members of society.

66.

Many elderly people are afraid of b (a)   left behind by technology

67.

We live in a world that's moving faster than they could ever (a)   imagined.

68.

In some rural areas, too, credit and debit cards are l (a)   upon with suspicion

69.

...especially by those who were brought up (a)   believe that being in debt is somehow immoral.

70.

It is predicted that technology-based companies will lead the way
and (a)   well have stopped accepting cash by the end of the decade.