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GEI 2 REVIEW UNIT 1 AND 2

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 41mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. The antonym of : unflattering

a)

attractive

b)

unfavorable

2.

The antonym of : uncommon

a)

usual

b)

odd/bizzare

3.

The antonym of : to be required to

a)

to have the obligation to

b)

to be free to

4.

The antonym of : perilous

a)

dangerous

b)

risk-free

5.

The antonym of : to entail

a)

to involve

b)

to exclude

6.

The antonym of : hazard

a)

safety

b)

risk

7.

The antonym of : to pull in

a)

to spend

b)

to earn

8.

The antonym of : to seek

a)

to lose

b)

to look for

9.

The antonym of : to add a little spice to life

a)

to bring some excitement to one's life

b)

to make one's life dull

10.

Which sentence uses an adverbial clause of comparison correctly?

a)

My job is as exciting as it sounds.

b)

My job is exciting because it sounds fun.

c)

I chose this job although it is challenging.

d)

My job is challenging, yet I enjoy it.

11.

Choose the sentence that compares two jobs using "than."

a)

This job requires more skill than patience.

b)

I enjoy my job because it is fulfilling.

c)

My job is rewarding, even if it's unusual.

d)

Many people think this job is easier.

12.

Which sentence shows a similarity between two unusual jobs?

a)

Handling snakes is riskier than handling spiders.

b)

Working as a snake handler is just as unique as working as a stunt performer.

c)

My job requires more training than others.

d)

This job pays less than a standard office job.

13.

What sentence best contrasts two types of workplaces?

a)

A snake farm is as dangerous as a construction site.

b)

I enjoy my work because it's adventurous.

c)

The workplace can be challenging but rewarding.

d)

This job requires special skills.

14.

Which sentence uses "as...as" to show equality?

a)

My working hours are just as irregular as a pilot's.

b)

My job is more demanding than I expected.

c)

Many people find my job strange.

d)

My job is less stressful than others think.

15.

Which sentence correctly compares two aspects of an unusual job?

a)

The risks are higher than the rewards in this job.

b)

This job is rewarding because of its unique challenges.

c)

Many people think this job is uncommon.

d)

My salary is slightly higher than before.

16.

Choose the sentence that shows inequality in pay between two jobs.

a)

My salary is not as high as a doctor's salary.

b)

This job is very challenging.

c)

My job requires a lot of training.

d)

My workplace is as safe as any other.

17.

Which sentence compares work clothing between two jobs?

a)

My uniform is as specialized as a firefighter's.

b)

I have to wear a uniform for my job.

c)

Wearing safety gear is important for this job.

d)

Many people don't know about my work clothing.

18.

What sentence compares time demands of two jobs?

a)

My job requires me to be on call more often than a regular office worker.

b)

I have irregular working hours.

c)

My job is more exciting because of the variety of tasks.

d)

This job is as unique as it is challenging.

19.

Which sentence compares the level of danger in two jobs?

a)

Working with snakes is riskier than working in an office.

b)

My job is risky because of the hazards.

c)

Many people think my job is dangerous.

d)

Handling animals requires careful attention.

20.

What phrase shows passion for an unusual job?

a)

a) It's a decent paying job with good benefits.

b)

b) I find the daily tasks a bit repetitive.

c)

c) It might sound strange, but I absolutely love...

d)

d) This job isn't for everyone.

21.

What is an expression for irregular working hours?

a)

a) The schedule is very predictable.

b)

b) I work a standard 9 to 5 shift.

c)

c) The hours are definitely...interesting. I work...

d)

d) Weekends and holidays are always free.

22.

How can you transition to the unusual aspects of the job?

a)

a) Overall, it's a pretty standard office job.

b)

b) The most important skill is attention to detail.

c)

c) One thing most people wouldn't expect is...

d)

d) Many people dream of working with animals.

23.

Which closing appeals to someone who likes adventure?

a)

a) If you're organized, this job might be a good fit.

b)

b) This career path is perfect for detail-oriented people.

c)

c) This job is ideal for someone who enjoys a challenge.

d)

d) If you seek adventure and love nature, this might be the job for you.

24.

Which opening best introduces an unusual job?

a)

a) My name is Bob and I'm an accountant.

b)

b) Today's topic is the fascinating world of snake milking.

c)

c) This job is perfect for someone who loves paperwork.

d)

d) Being a vet is a very common career path.

25.

How can you mention income for an unusual job?

a)

a) The salary is quite low compared to other careers.

b)

b) Vets typically make a lot of money. (This is my salary)

c)

c) Financial rewards aren't the main reason I do this job.

d)

d) Being a [unusual job title] pays well over 5 million rupiah a month.

26.

How can you mention safety considerations for an unusual job?

a)

a) There's no need for special safety gear in this job.

b)

b) It's important to take safety precautions because...

c)

c) The work environment is very safe.

d)

d) Injuries are very common in this field.

27.

How can you describe the overall uniqueness of the job?

a)

a) It's a typical office job with some extra responsibilities.

b)

b) This job is very similar to many other careers.

c)

c) It's not your typical... (office job, desk job, etc.)

d)

d) Overall, this is a standard career path.

28.

What describes a unique workplace for an unusual job?

a)

a) The office has a great break room.

b)

b) I work in a comfortable cubicle.

c)

c) My workplace is a bit different. I work in a...

d)

d) The commute can be a challenge sometimes.

29.

What is a way to humorously introduce an unusual job?

a)

a) This job is a great fit for those who are creative.

b)

b) You won't believe this, but I get paid to...

c)

c) Many people find this job to be quite rewarding.

d)

d) This career is a great choice for animal lovers.

30.

What is Analogy ?

a)

Part of Biology which studies human body.

b)

A comparison between two things, typically for the purpose of explanation or clarification.

c)

The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context.

31.

Which one of the following choices is analogy ?

a)

battery : flashlight :: hard drive : computer

b)

voice : letter :: sweet : good

c)

I : don't :: like : chilly

d)

32.

Which one is analogy about correlation of people - place ?

a)

bird : fly :: man : walk

b)

mother : home :: teacher : school

c)

farmer : rice :: teacher : homework

33.

Which analogy is about geography?

a)

Puncak : West Java :: Bromo : East Java

b)

Malang : apples :: Bandung : fermented cassava

c)

Banana : fruit :: popcorn : snack

34.

Which analogy is about similarity?

a)

soccer ball : goal :: badminton : lose

b)

soccer ball : kick :: bandminton : smash

c)

soccer ball : player :: badminton : coach

35.

Which analogyy is about work place ?

a)

Pilot : cabin :: farmer : field

b)

Pilot : sit :: farmer : plow

c)

Pilot : captain :: farmer : family

36.

A professional queuer's job ______ carrousel ride.

a)

likewise

b)

is similar to

c)

just like

37.

_______ an animal trainer also needs to create a good image of himself towards the animals he is training.

a)

Is like

b)

Likewise,

c)

The same

38.

A person who falls in love should know what he/she likes, what he/she dislikes or what he/she epects from you. _____, a personal shopper should get to know her client first to be able to serve the person best.

a)

Similarly

b)

Is like

c)

Resembles

39.

Which of the following expressions is used to ask for an opinion?

a)

"Are you sure?"

b)

"Who do you think will be our leader?"

c)

"I'm positive."

d)

"I prefer Alex to Jordan."

40.

Choose the expression that shows giving an opinion with a reason.

a)

"It's definitely him."

b)

"Are you sure?"

c)

"Who will replace Sarah?"

d)

"Absolutely!"

41.

How do you ask for certainty in a conversation about leadership?

a)

"Who do you prefer as a leader?"

b)

"No doubt about it."

c)

"What makes you so sure?"

d)

"I'd rather have Mia."

42.

Identify the phrase that shows certainty.

a)

"Do you think so?"

b)

"I'm quite sure about it."

c)

"Who will be our coach?"

d)

"Who would you rather have as our leader?"

43.

What expression is used to ask for a preference?

a)

"Are you sure?"

b)

"Who do you prefer as our coach: Amy or Josh?"

c)

"I couldn't agree more."

d)

"Chances are that it's Alex."

44.

Which sentence expresses a preference?

a)

"It's definitely her."

b)

"I prefer Max to Daniel."

c)

"What makes you so sure?"

d)

"Who will replace our captain?"

45.

Select the expression that agrees with someone's opinion.

a)

"Who do you think will lead the team?"

b)

"I'm positive."

c)

"Totally!"

d)

"Chances are that it's David."

46.

Which of the following shows expressing certainty?

a)

"Who would you rather have as a leader?"

b)

"No doubt about it."

c)

"Do you think so?"

d)

"Who do you prefer: Sam or Lily?"

47.

If you agree with someone, you might say:

a)

"Who do you think will replace her?"

b)

"That makes two of us."

c)

"What makes you so sure?"

d)

"I'd rather have Sarah."

48.

How would you respond to express an opinion?

a)

"Who will be our coach?"

b)

"I'll go with Paul."

c)

"Are you sure?"

d)

"Totally!"

49.

Which phrase asks for someone's preference?

a)

"Who would you rather have as the manager?"

b)

"No doubt about it."

c)

"Absolutely!"

d)

"That makes two of us."

50.

Identify the expression used to show you are confident in your opinion.

a)

"What makes you so sure?"

b)

"It's definitely her."

c)

"Do you have any idea who will replace Mike?"

d)

"Who would you rather have as our mentor?"

51.

Which phrase would you use to express a preference in choosing a leader?

a)

"I'd rather have Emma as our leader."

b)

"Are you sure?"

c)

"Who do you think will lead the team?"

d)

"Absolutely!"

52.

When agreeing with someone, you might say:

a)

"I prefer Jack to Mia."

b)

"You've got a point there."

c)

"Who will replace her?"

d)

"Chances are that it's Tom."

53.

Which phrase is used to express certainty?

a)

"Are you sure?"

b)

"What makes you so sure?"

c)

"I'm very sure."

d)

"Who do you prefer as our new captain: Alex or Sam?"

54.

"The ability to understand how someone feels"

is the definition of______

a)

Sympathy

b)

Empathy

c)

Sympathetic

d)

Pathetic

55.

"The quality of being humble"

is the definition of______

a)

Humble

b)

Empathy

c)

Humility

d)

Sympathy

56.

"The ability to plan about the future with great imagination"

is the definition of______

a)

Humility

b)

Charismatic

c)

Trustworthy

d)

Vision

57.

"Having the personal quality to impress people"

is the definition of______

a)

Walk the talk

b)

Charismatic

c)

Vision

d)

Empathy

58.

"To say that one will do things"

is the definition of______

a)

Talk the talk

b)

Walk the talk

c)

Talk the walk

d)

Walk to walk

59.

"To act in a way that shows others how to act"

is the definition of______

a)

Lead by example

b)

Lead the example

c)

A great leader

d)

Leadership

60.

"To do the things that one says will do"

is the definition of______

a)

Walk the talk

b)

Talk the walk

c)

Walk the walk

d)

Talk the talk

61.

"Capable of being trusted"

is the definition of______

a)

Trust

b)

Humility

c)

Trust-worthy

d)

Vision

62.

"Having the ability to make a decision effectively"

is the definition of______

a)

Indecisive

b)

Decisive

c)

Decision

d)

Indefinite

63.

"Expressing opinions and desires confidently"

is the definition of______

a)

Decisive

b)

Passive

c)

Assertive

d)

Indecisive

64.

"True to one's personality,spirit,or character"

is the definition of______

a)

Genuine

b)

Generous

c)

Decisive

d)

Indecisive

65.

Which sentence uses a noun clause as the subject?

a)

That he is a great leader inspires the team.

b)

The team believes that he is a great leader.

c)

We all admire his dedication to leadership.

d)

He has shown that leadership is important.

66.

Identify the sentence with a noun clause as a subject complement.

a)

The fact is that leadership requires empathy.

b)

Everyone agrees that she is a strong leader.

c)

We talked about what makes a good leader.

d)

He told us what his goals are.

67.

Which sentence uses a noun clause as the direct object?

a)

What he decided was surprising.

b)

The committee discussed who would be the next leader.

c)

Leadership is about how you inspire others.

d)

That he failed to act surprised everyone.

68.

Select the sentence where a noun clause acts as the indirect object.

a)

The leader gave whoever asked clear instructions.

b)

We all knew that he would win.

c)

What she said about leadership impressed the team.

d)

Everyone admired how he managed the crisis.

69.

Which sentence has a noun clause as the object of a preposition?

a)

The decision depends on who will lead the project.

b)

He emphasized that teamwork is crucial.

c)

What she suggested became the new plan.

d)

The leader's success was what inspired the team.

70.

Choose the sentence where a noun clause functions as the subject complement.

a)

The challenge is how to motivate the team.

b)

He explained why leadership is important.

c)

The team will support whoever takes charge.

d)

That he is a skilled leader is obvious.

71.

Identify the sentence with a noun clause as a direct object.

a)

The leader understands what motivates her team.

b)

That teamwork leads to success is undeniable.

c)

The question is who will take over.

d)

Everyone admired how quickly the team responded.

72.

Which sentence uses a noun clause as the subject?

a)

Whoever takes on the responsibility deserves our support.

b)

The leader informed us that changes were coming.

c)

The team relies on how well everyone cooperates.

d)

She was grateful for what they accomplished.

73.

Select the sentence where the noun clause acts as an object of a preposition.

a)

The leader thanked whoever contributed ideas.

b)

The discussion focused on what needed improvement.

c)

That he succeeded is a testament to his leadership.

d)

He showed us how to resolve conflicts effectively.

74.

Choose the sentence where a noun clause functions as the indirect object.

a)

The leader gave whoever attended the meeting valuable insights.

b)

That he is a natural leader is undeniable.

c)

What they decided was shared with the team.

d)

The leader talked about why vision is critical.

75.

What is a paragraph?

a)

A set of words that is complete in itself, containing a subject, verb and object.

b)

A unit of grammatical organization which traditionally consists of a subject and predicate.

c)

A group of sentences that are all related to one main topic.

76.

Mark the characteristics of the topic sentence (3 answers)

a)

It's the first sentence of a paragraph.

b)

It contains an example.

c)

It introduces the main idea of the paragraph.

d)

It summarizes what the paragraph is about.

e)

You should include "Dear Sir/Madam,"

77.

Mark the options that best describe the supporting sentences of a paragraph

a)

They come after the topic sentence, making up the body of the paragraph.

b)

One supporting sentence is enough.

c)

They include supporting facts, details and examples.

d)

They must develop the main topic of the paragraph.

e)

They are separated by commas

78.

What should a paragraph look like?

a)
b)
c)
d)
79.

Which of the following sequences makes a good paragraph?

a)

I-II-IV-III-V

b)

I-II-III-IV-V

c)

III-I-II-IV-V

d)

I-II-III-V-IV

80.

Select the parts of a paragraph (3 answers)

a)

Title

b)

Topic sentence

c)

Supporting sentences

d)

Main topic

e)

Concluding sentence