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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Choose the word with the opposite meaning: «boring»
dull
funny
interesting
kind
clever
___ Dr.Hammond gave me good advice.
a
an
the
on
--
Complete the proverb: Knowledge is …
Luck
Work
Money
Wealth
Power
Fill in a suitable modal verb: She ___________have been ill.
must
should to
may
can
could to
The correct use of the preposition: They are very similar. I often mistake one ___________the other.
of
with Qby
through
for
Choose the correct answer: What time___________on television?
are the news
is news
news
is the new
is the news
Choose a conditional sentence:
After reading a letter, he changed his mind
If I stay out late, I always get a taxi home
Before I got this job, I used to go out a lot
You shouldn't interrupt people
She insisted on paying the bell
Choose the right variant: It was a boring weekend. ... anything.
I don't do
I didn't
I didn't do
I haven't do
I hadn't do
Choose the right sentence:
Sue is lawyer like her father
Sue is a lawyer likes her father
Sue is a lawyer so as her father
Sue is a lawyer like her father
Sue is a lawyer as if her father
Scientists are planning to send ... expedition to... .Venus during....2020
an, an,-
an, the, the
the, the,-
the,the, the
an, the,-
The correct use of linking word: Robert didn't study for the: test; ___________he did very well.
consequently
nevertheless
moreover
unless
therefore
pushy meaning:
fond of giving people orders; domineering.
trying too hard to persuade someone to do something
causing laughter or amusement; humorous.
Define the underlined word:My elder sister enjoys travelling.
gerund
participle
modal verb
adverb
infinitive
Choose the right variant: -Do you think we‟ll get there before dark? -___________Yes,
I'm not think so
I'm
I don't think so
I think so
I think not so
FiU in "on" Jonathan is 63. He'll be retiring from his job... .two year's time.
Electricity prices are going up ... October.
Mary and David always go out for dinner ... their wedding anniversary.
I'm busy right now, but I'll be with you... a moment
I've been invited to a wedding ... 14 February.
The Present Perfect Tense describes
the definite past time
an action in progress now
permanent facts
past events with connection to the present
temporary events
The sentence:: The ... resources are quite enough to meet the ... material needs.
Earths', peoples'
Earths, people's
Earth's, peoples
Earth's, people's
Earths, peoples
The correct answer is: I'm going there __ air.
from
at
about
on
by
Complete the sentence:The woman….works for a TV company.
living next door
lived to the next door
who is lives
living to the next door
live next door
Choose the correct preposition:Carry _____ working until I tell you to stop!
on
off
around
up
for
The correct comparative form: Prevention is___________than cure
as good as
good
best
better
the best
Don't laugh . . . my work. I am doing my best.
with
at
of
for
to
The suitable adjective is: Tim was too___to ask Alice for a dance
kind
polite
shy
worried
selfish
Assel has lost her wallet. I think: she ___________it in the shop.
might have left
may leave
had left
should have left
must have left
Find noun suffixes
-ous
- ate
-ism
- ance/-ence
-able/-ible
Complete the sentence:: My parents had got a good ... of pears.
study
picture
school
weather
harvest
Define the function of Gerund in the following sentence: Swimming is healthy for you.
attribute
adverbial modifier
object
subject
predicate
Fossil means
A plants that doesnt grow anymore nowadays
An animal or plant from the past that has been preserved in rock
an anxiety disorder defined by a persistent and excessive fear of an object or situation
Give the synonym to the word "to skip"
to roar
to slide
to jump
to scan
to run
Appropriate answer:Our teacher wishes he _______ another profession.
had chosen
chose
has chosen
will choose
would choose
Time expression of Present Continuous
permanent
seldom
this week
since
temporary
Tick the correct answer. Can we stop running now? I don`t have __ energy left at all.
any
some
an
the
no
Choose the compound noun
wide-eyed
cupboard
eco-friendly
waterproof
Find the word with the suffix meaning an acting person.
Written
Writer
Writing
Writability
Writness
Choose the correct sentences
Have you met Toms‟ friend?
Do they sell the women's clothes?
Their husbands‟ names are Nick and David.
She won't spend a month's salary to buy that dress.
I heard the mans‟ voice.
Complete the sentence with the correct article:_____ love is a perfectly natural human feeling.
a
an
this
--
the
A modal verb of general advice
Might
May
Should
Could
Find the synonym to the word «amusing»;
boring
strict
funny
clever
kind
I . . . Ann that we were free on Thursday evening.
expected
checked with
assumed
said
offered
Future simple is used for
Review narrations
Sudden decision
Permanent States
Predictions based on evidence
Ever fancied being on TV? The good news is that there’s probably a show for you. You could sing and dance to get a part in a musical. You could become an apprentice footballer at a top club, or an apprentice business executive. If you can cook, you might win your own restaurant, or you could invent something amazing and get rich. If you don’t actually know how to do anything, you could just let viewers watch you live in a big house, and hope you are voted the most popular resident. There are more exciting shows, though. How about a race around the world for $1 million? In the US show‟ The Amazing Race‟ eleven pairs of contestants race around the world and have to complete different tasks on the way. These include the „ordinary‟(playing volleyball, gathering sheep) , the „personal‟ (getting tattooed, shaving your head) ,the „disgusting‟ (eating two kilos of meat, drinking blood) and the „dangerous (rolling over a car, bungee jumping) . The pairs are allowed to decide how to get to their destinations- by car, train, boat, plane or bus- but they are not allowed to ask help or use mobile phones. This kind of show is not exactly new, so what makes us keep watching? Well, what is different about „The Amazing Race” is that the participants know each other. They are married couples, dating couples, ex-couples, best friends and family members. Just like in real life, people who are close argue and get frustrated with each other when they are stressed. This is what makes the show successful. The contestants don’t know exactly what’s going to happen next. Some pairs really come together in these situations, while others completely fall apart. Which is all a little more real than most „reality‟ shows.
According to the text, one of the sentences below is not a reason for the popularity of „The Amazing Race‟:
The team members don't know each other well.
The teams face stressful situations.
The contestants‟ reactions to problems are realistic.
There are a lot of surprises.
Some teams have bad arguments.
What kind of tasks do the contestants have to complete?
Dealing with wild animals.
Building houses for the poor.
Shaving their heads or getting a tattoo.
Using mobile phones to communicate.
How can teams travel during the race?
Only by plane.
By any means of transport except asking for help or using mobile phones.
Only on foot.
By cars, but only if they belong to the show.
Why is "The Amazing Race" different from other reality shows?
The contestants are people who know each other (couples, friends, family).
The show is filmed in only one country.
Contestants know all the challenges in advance.
Only celebrities take part in the show.
What makes this show more "real" than other reality shows?
Contestants can prepare for challenges in advance.
Teams do not experience stress during the race.
The challenges always take place in the same location.
People argue and support each other just like in real life.
The study has established that the best course is prevention ... and good shoes. Knocks, falls, wear and tear... 18 % of sports players aged 8-12 already have heel injuries. The cartilage of a footballer’s ankle does not respond well to shocks, and 25% of professions have discovered for themselves that it is an especially weak point. The cartilage of the delicate knee joint can also be irreparable damaged and if care is not taken right from childhood, this can cause premature osteoarthritis. According to the study, footballers who have been playing for more than ten years have bony outgrowths either on the tibia or on the heel. This is what is known as “footballer’s foot”, a deformity caused by shoes and ankle parts that are too flexible. If a shoe is too rigid, it restricts movement. If it is too flexible, it increases the risk of injuries and sprains. A good sports shoe should meet four criteria: Firstly, it must provide exterior protection'It must support the foot. It must also provide players with good stability. Finally, it must absorb shocks.
Osteoarthritis is...
someone who is trained to practice osteopathy.
a serious medical condition that affects the parts of your body where your bones each other, making it difficult for you to move.
a treatment for medical conditions such as back pain or muscle injury.
a condition that affects the parts of your hand where your bones each other, making it difficult for you to move.
a medical condition in which your bones become more likely to break.
What is the best way to prevent sports injuries according to the study?
Taking painkillers before playing sports.
Wearing good shoes and focusing on prevention.
Avoiding sports altogether.
Playing only on soft surfaces.
48. Why is a footballer’s ankle especially vulnerable to injuries?
A) The cartilage does not respond well to shocks.
B) It is naturally weaker than other joints.
C) Footballers do not train their ankles properly.
D) The study did not provide a reason.
49. What is “footballer’s foot” caused by?
A) Running too much on hard surfaces.
B) Wearing shoes and ankle parts that are too flexible.
C) Not warming up before playing.
D) Wearing shoes that are too small.
50. Which of the following is NOT a correct definition of osteoarthritis?
A) A serious medical condition affecting the joints, making movement difficult.
B) A treatment for conditions like back pain or muscle injury.
C) A condition that can cause premature joint damage if not prevented early.
D) A problem that can be worsened by improper sports shoes.
