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16th Review

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

I'd love to _____ her better, she seems really interesting.

a)

get to know

b)

get on

c)

hang out with

d)

fall out with

2.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

In high school, I _____ on my math teacher.

a)


broke up

b)

had a crush

c)

fell out

d)

lost touch

3.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

He decided to _____ to his girlfriend during their vacation in Greece.

a)


get to know

b)

keep in touch

c)

break up

d)

propose

4.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

After many arguments, they finally decided it was best to _____.

a)

break up

b)

keep in touch

c)

fall out

d)

hang out

5.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

When Andrea discovered her husband was _____ with a coworker, she divorced him.

a)

falling out

b)

getting to know

c)

proposing

d)

having an affair

6.
Choose the correct option for each gap.

After graduation, I unfortunately _____ with most of my college friends.

a)

fell out

b)

got to know

c)

broke up

d)

lost touch

7.
Choose the most suitable option to complete each sentence. You can use each option ONLY ONCE.

John is my _______. We are in a romantic relationship and we live together.

a)

best friend

b)

partner

c)

couple

d)

date

8.
Choose the most suitable option to complete each sentence. You can use each option ONLY ONCE.

I have a ______ with someone I met at the bookstore.

a)

best friend

b)

partner

c)

couple

d)

date

9.
Choose the most suitable option to complete each sentence. You can use each option ONLY ONCE.

My ______ is the best. I'm so happy I married her.

a)

ex

b)

partner

c)

wife

d)

date

10.
Choose the most suitable option to complete each sentence. You can use each option ONLY ONCE.

At first, it was very awkward to bump into my _______ on the street after the divorce.

a)

ex

b)

partner

c)

wife

d)

date

11.

Decide if each trend happened in the past, started in the past and is complete in the present or is currently in progress. Then complete the sentences putting the verbs in the correct form.

  1. People (a)   (stop) using fax to send documents to each other.

12.

Decide if each trend happened in the past, started in the past and is complete in the present or is currently in progress. Then complete the sentences putting the verbs in the correct form.

  1. The use of AI at work (a)   (become) very popular.

13.

Decide if each trend happened in the past, started in the past and is complete in the present or is currently in progress. Then complete the sentences putting the verbs in the correct form.

  1. John Lennon (a)   (popularise) little round sunglasses.

14.

Decide if each trend happened in the past, started in the past and is complete in the present or is currently in progress. Then complete the sentences putting the verbs in the correct form.

  1. There are a lot more problems related to low self-esteem nowadays.

  2. One of the reasons is that the use of social media (a)   (rise).


15.

Decide if each trend happened in the past, started in the past and is complete in the present or is currently in progress. Then complete the sentences putting the verbs in the correct form.

  1. More and more people (a)   (get) married later in life.


16.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
After purchasing a new phone, my account was ______.
a)

prodigal

b)

broke

c)

bankrupt

d)

in the red

17.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
I can't afford to go out this weekend. I'm completely ______
a)

prodigal

b)

broke

c)

bankrupt

d)

in the red

18.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
I am currently ______ to buy a new washing machine.
a)

making a loss

b)

investing

c)

saving up

d)

living off

19.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
Bob's ______ is just over $50,000 per year.
a)

income

b)

standard of living

c)

broke

d)

bankrupt

20.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
Do you have any change for the parking meter? I only have a $10 ______.
a)

income

b)

bill

c)

money

d)

coin

21.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
I've asked my bank for a _____ because I want to buy a house.
a)

money

b)

amount

c)

loan

d)

lend

22.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
If you open an _______ with this bank, you get an interest-free credit card for a year.
a)

debt

b)

amount

c)

loan

d)

account

23.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
My grandmother's afraid of using an ____ on the street. She prefers to go into the bank to get money.
a)

ATM

b)

credit card

c)

debit card

d)

account

24.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
Is it okay to ________?
a)

use the card

b)

pay by credit card

c)

put by cash

d)

pay with debit card

25.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
I used to have a piggy bank when I was young. That's how I learned to _____ money.
a)

keep

b)

hold

c)

save

d)

use

26.
Complete the sentences with the most suitable words about Money and Finance.
We can't ______ to go on vacation.
a)

pay

b)

afford

c)

save

d)

owe

27.

What does it mean to say:

LAST CHANCE

a)

To take risks and opportunities as they come.

b)

Have the possibility of success.

c)

The final opportunity to do or achieve something

28.

What does it mean to say:

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

a)

To take risks and opportunities as they come.

b)

A very rare or extraordinary opportunity.

c)

Extremely unlikely to happen.

29.

What does it mean to say:

LEAVE NOTHING TO CHANCE

a)

To make sure everything is planned and controlled.

b)

Used to ask if something is possible or if someone knows something.

c)

Extremely unlikely to happen.

30.

What does it mean to say:

JUMP AT THE CHANCE

a)

To eagerly accept an opportunity

b)

Used to ask if something is possible or if someone knows something.

c)

Extremely unlikely to happen.

31.

What does it mean to say:

BY ANY CHANCE

a)

To eagerly accept an opportunity

b)

Used to ask if something is possible or if someone knows something.

c)

Extremely unlikely to happen.

32.

What does it mean to say:

CHANCES ARE

a)

To eagerly accept an opportunity

b)

Indicates the likelyhood of something happening.

c)

Extremely unlikely to happen.

33.

What does it mean to say:

A CHANCE IN A MILLION

a)

Something that happens randomly, without any predictable pattern.

b)

Extremely unlikely to happen

c)

A very rare or extraordinary opportunity.

34.

What does it mean to say:

PURE CHANCE

a)

Something that happens randomly, without any predictable pattern.

b)

Extremely unlikely to happen

c)

A very rare or extraordinary opportunity.

35.

What does it mean to say:

STAND A CHANCE

a)

Something that happens randomly, without any predictable pattern.

b)

Extremely unlikely to happen

c)

Have the possibility of success.

36.

What does it mean to say:

TAKE ONE'S CHANCE

a)

An opportunity to try again after a failure or mistake.

b)

To take risks and opportunities as they come.

c)

Have the possibility of success.

37.

What does it mean to say:

A SECOND CHANCE

a)

An opportunity to try again after a failure or mistake.

b)

To take risks and opportunities as they come.

c)

Have the possibility of success.

38.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

They will probably not arrive early. ⇒ They (a)   early. (unlikely)

39.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

They will definitely like each other. ⇒ They (a)   each other. (bound)

40.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

You will probably find what you are looking for. ⇒ You are (a)   what you are looking for. (likely)

41.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

You definitely won't have any problems. ⇒ (a)   will have any problems. (very unlikely)

42.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

It will definitely happen. ⇒ It (a)   . (bound)

43.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

He is likely to win tonight. ⇒ It's (a)   tonight. (likely)

44.

Write sentences with similar meanings. Use the words in brackets.

Kevin probably won't find a job soon. ⇒ Kevin (a)   a job soon. (unlikely)