WorksheetsANH12 GKI2
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 28mins
1.I'll have another key_________.
A. made
B. making
C. to make
D. make
2. Do you have a newspaper______ to your home?
A. deliver
B. delivered
C. to deliver
D. delivering
3. Have her these letters, please.
A. type
B. to type
C. typed
D. typing
4. Artificial intelligence is often the technology deployed to____ the type of fraud that may be committed on your bank account.
A. monitor
B. listen
C. request
D. recognize
5. We have just had the carpenter________ this chair.
A. made
B. make
C. to make
D. making
6. The students got the librarian_________ books for them.
A. buy
B. to buy
C. bought
D. buying
7. Let's have our waiter_________ some coffee.
A. bring
B. to bring
C. bringing
D. brought
8. You ought to have your coat_________ .
A. clean and press
B. cleaned and pressed
C. cleaning and pressing
D. cleaning and pressed
9. He couldn't afford to_______ his car repaired.
A. pay
B. make
C. do
D. get
10. The teacher had the students_______ their test.
A. hand in
B. handed in
C. handing in
D. having handed in
11. Artificial Intelligence (AI)_______ to the "intelligence" of machinery.
A. talks
B. adds
C. mentions
D. refers
12. We had a professional photographer_______ pictures of everyone who participated in our wedding
A. take
B. to take
C. took
D. takes
13. She doesn't like having her picture_______.
A. take
B. taken
C. taking
D. to take
14. Intelligent robots carry out many different tasks such as______ delivery in a factory, pipe inspection, and exploration of dangerous environments.
A. independent
B. automatic
C. automating
D. automated
15. This human-like robot is ______ of solving puzzles and doing household ch
A. advanced
B. logical
C. digital
D. capable
16. Home robots can free humans from __ and repetitive work of doing domestic chores
A. digital
B. tedious
C. logical
D. advanced
17. The _______ assistant can schedule your meetings and send reminders.
A. hands-on
B. distant
C. capable
D. virtual
18. The new robot has a _______ appearance and can mimic our gestures.
A. self-driving
B. human-like
C. hands-on
D. real-time
19. You can _______ the device by saying the wake word followed by a command
A. interact
B. analyse
C. activate
D. programme
20. There are concerns that AI might eventually _______ all of our jobs.
A. turn on
B. drop out
C. take over
D. carry out
21. The central heating in our smart home responds promptly to our ______
A. drawback
B. disinformation
C. voice command
D. evolution
22. In the future, people will have a robot__ all the deliveries for them
A. to do
B. doing
C. done
D. do
23. News websites frequently _______ their content to provide the latest information.
A. connect
B. announced
C. finished
D. update
24. A celebrity scandal often gains significant _______ across various platforms.
A. publicity
B. poster
C. commercial
D. viewer
25. Many websites are _______ entities that rely on advertising revenue.
A. profit-making
B. attractive
C. convenient
D. interactive
26. You don't actually get a lot of _______ from a news report on radio or TV.
A. informed
B. informations
C. informative
D. information
27. Video and computer games have also developed into a _______ media form
A. mess
B. mass
C. big
D. global
28. The term ______ has become prevalent in discussions about media accuracy.
A. good news
B. fact-check
C. fake news
D. the press
29. Online courses are _______ to learners from all over the world.
A. anonymous
B. interactive
C. accessible
D. permanent
30. They all stared at me ______ I had just dropped from Mars.
A. as
B. as though
C. so as to
D. as to
31. She talked ______ the boss of our office.x
A. if only she became
C. as though she had become
B. even if she had become
D. as if she will become
32. She looked at me as though she ______ me for a long time.
A. will not have seen
B. will not see
C. has not seen
D. had not seen
33. The house was in such a mess. It looked ______.
A. as a bomb had dropped on it
C. as if a bomb is dropping on it
B. as if a bomb has dropped on it
D. as though a bomb had dropped on it
34. He talks as if he ______ everything about me.
A. knows
B. has known
C. had known
D. knew
35. Tom has never been to Madrid, but he talks as if he ______ there himself.
A. were
B. is
C. has been
D. had been
36. You talk as though it______a small thing to leave your country forever.
A. is
B. were
C. will be
D. would be
37. Dr. Kim has _______ many patients _______ he is always busy.
A. too/that
B. very/until
C. such/that
D. so/that
38. John is _______ kind boy that everyone likes him.
A. such
B. so
C. very
D. such a
39. It was _______ that we went for a walk in the mountain.
A. so nice day
B. such nice day
C. so a nice day
D. such a nice day
40. The play was _______ disappointing _______ we turned off the TV and went to bed.
A. so / that
B. such / that
C. such a / that
D. so that
41. It was _____ a boring speech that I felt asleep.
A. such
B. so
C. very
D. too
42. It was _____ a difficult question that they couldn't explain.
A. so
B. such
C. very
D. too
43. They are _____ that they can't buy a bicycle.
A. enough poor
B. poor enough
C. so poor
D. too poor
44. He walked past me ______.
A. as though I will not exist
C. as if I did not exist
B. as I did not exist
D. even though I did not exist
45. She is a student but she is acting ______.
A. as though a professional actress
C. as though she is a professional actress
B. as if she were a professional actress
D. as if she is a professional actress
46. It was_______ expensive car that he couldn’t afford to buy it.
A. so
B. very
C. such a
D. such an
47. These are _____ ugly chairs _____ I am going to give them away.
A. so / that
B. such / that
C. so many / that
D. so much / that
48. The day was _____ that we had a shower four times a day.
A. such a hot
B. so hot
C. very hot
D. hot
49. It was _____ that I couldn't eat it.
A. such a hard cake
B. such hard cake
C. so a hard cake
D. so hard cake
50. My mathematics teacher is _____ person that all of us like his period.
A. a such funny
B. a so funny
C. such a funny
D. such funny
1. a. Brian: I don't really use TikTok, Ally. Isn't it just for dancing videos?
b. Ally: Have you seen that funny cat video on TikTok, Brian? It's hilarious!
c. Ally: Not at all! There's all sorts of stuff on there – comedy, news, cooking... you should check it out!
A. c-a-b
B. a-b-c
C. a-c-b
D. b-a-c
2. a. Brian: Maybe we should read a newspaper instead? Don't they have editors to check the facts?
b. Ally: It's so easy to get news from the internet now, everyone has a phone!
c. Ally: Yeah, that's a good idea. Or we could watch a documentary, they usually have reliable information. d. Brian: True, but I don't always trust everything I read online. Anyone can write anything these days.
e. Ally: I agree. It's important to be careful and check where the information comes from.
A. b-d-e-a-c
B. c-e-a-d-b
C. e-d-b-a-c
D. b-c-e-a-d
3. Dear Simona,
a. Additionally, the digital divide is another issue, where unequal access to technology leads to disparities in information and opportunities.
b. I hope this letter finds you well. I've been reflecting on the impact of technology lately.
c. Moreover, overreliance on gadgets may lead to a decline in face-to-face interactions and physical activity, potentially affecting our social skills and health.
d. Looking forward to your perspective.
e. A significant concern is privacy invasion, as personal data can be easily collected and misused.
f. Despite these issues, technology's benefits are immense. It's crucial to use it wisely and maintain a balance. What are your thoughts? Warm regards, Thanh
A. a–b–e–c–d–f
B. b–e–c–d–f–a
C. a–b–e–d–c–fC. a–b–e–d–c–f
D. b–e–a–c–f–d
4. a. Then discover how AI can personalize learning experiences for every student.
b. First, explore innovative AI technologies reshaping classrooms worldwide.
c. Together with the use for your students, learn practical strategies for integrating AI tools into your teaching practices.
d. Here's what you'll learn in the workshop on AI.
e. Finally, engage in hands-on activities and interactive discussions led by AI experts.
A. d – a – b – e – c
B. d – b – a – c – e
C. b – e – a – c – d
D. b – c – a – e – d
5. a. Last but not least, they facilitate remote monitoring and control via smartphone apps, granting users greater flexibility and control over their home environment b. Firstly, they streamline household chores, allowing individuals to allocate more time to leisure activities or work c. In conclusion, home robots represent a significant advancement in modern living, promising increased comfort and convenience for users d. Secondly, they contribute to maintaining a tidy living space by autonomously vacuuming floors and dusting surfaces e. Moreover, they provide assistance to individuals with limited mobility or disabilities, enabling them to accomplish tasks independently f. Home robots offer numerous benefits, enhancing convenience and efficiency in daily life
A. b-d-e-a-f-c
B. f-b-a-d-e-c
C. f-b-d-e-a-c
D. b-f-d-e-a-c
