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WorksheetsUnit 8A,8B&9A
Total questions: 175
Worksheet time: 2hrs 11mins
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A: 'Are you going to the concert this weekend?' B: 'We ____, but we haven't bought tickets yet.'
are
will
might
I thought I would finish the project today, but I _____.
didn't have time
don't have time
hadn't time
A: 'Will you attend the meeting tomorrow?' B: 'I _____, but I need to check my schedule first.'
might
am
will
To form a passive gerund, you must use the structure ___________
verb + been + ing + past participle
verb + being + a past participle
verb + to be + past participle
To form a passive infinitive, you follow the structure _____________
verb + to been + past participle
verb + being + past participle
verb + to be + past participle
I will lock the door because I don't want ________
being disturbed
to being disturbed
to be disturbed
to be disturb
When in a relationship, nobody expects ________
to be cheated on.
to be cheat on.
being cheated on.
to cheated on
Some people just don't mind __________
be laughed at.
to be laughed at
to being laughed at.
being laughed at.
His greatest ambition is ________ to participate in the Olympics.
to be choosed
being choosed
be choosed
to be chosen
Most people dislike ________ what to do.
be told
being told
to be told
Her parents would like _________ to her graduation ceremony.
being invited
to invite
to be invited
to be invite
I wish ________ for the robbery.
to not being accused
not to be accused
not being accused
to not be accused
Customers always demand __________ with respect.
being treated
being respected
to be treated
be treated
Mike can _____ the violin.
to play
play
playing
I want _______ you again.
to see
see
seeing
You must _____ your homework.
do
to do
doing
They should ______ more for the exam.
study
to study
studying
It's fun ______ friends.
having
to have
have
I will _____ you tonight.
calling
to call
call
Tom would like _____ an accountant.
be
being
to be
I don't ____ Chinese.
speak
to speak
speaking
I would like _____ a dog.
having
to have
have
Lorain will ______ in France.
live
to live
living
I'm looking forward to ________ you in the summer.
seeing
see
to see
We need _____ a doctor.
seeing
see
to see
She can't ______ that fast.
to run
run
running
He promised me ______ flowers for Valentine's.
to buy
buy
buying
I can't wait ________ back to school!
going
go
to go
To talk about fixed arrangement, we use ______
present continuous (v-ing)
will + verb base (v1)
be going to
present simple
For talking about schedule, we use ____
present continuous (v-ing)
will + verb base (v1)
present simple
be going to
For plans and intentions as well as prediction based on what we can see, we use ______
present continuous (v-ing)
will + verb base (v1)
present simple
be going to
For predicting what we think or guess what will happen, we use ______
present continuous (v-ing)
will + verb base (v1)
present simple
be going to
If you don't eat anything now, you ______ hungry later.
will be
is going to be
are being
Our class always ______ at 8.00.
is beginning
will begin
begins
My horoscope said that I ______ an old friend this week.
is going to meet
will meet
will be meeting
Dave ______ his grandparents tomorrow morning.
are meeting
is meeting
will be meeting
Look at these big black clouds. It ______ .
are going to rain
will rain
is going to rain
I love photography. I ______ a digital camera soon. I just need to save a bit more.
am going to buy
will buy
is buying
Our train ______ at 5.00.
will leave
leaves
is leaving
He looks very pale and confused. He ______.
will faint
is fainting
is going to faint
Somebody is at the door. I ____ who it is.
'll check
am going to check
am checking
I ____ John's parents for the first time tomorrow.
meet
will meet
am meeting
am going to meet
What ____ next weekend?
you are going to do
are you going to do
will you
you will
Paul loves photography. He ____ a digital camera soon. He just needs to save a bit more.
am going to buy
are buying
will buy
is going to buy
____ Jake to school, please?
You will take
Will you take
Are you taking
You are taking
Martha ____ have another baby in June.
will
is to
is going to
are planning to
I ____ my sister in April.
am seeing
will see
am going to see
is seeing
Wait! I ____ you to the station.
am driving
am going to drive
will drive
will be driving
They ____ to the cinema this weekend.
are going
are going to go
will go
is going
Which sentences are correct?
1)Look out. The car will crash.
2)Sorry, I can't wait for you. I'm seeing the doctor today.
3)Have you heard the weather forecast? It's raining tomorrow.
4)I've already bought my tickets. I'm leaving tomorrow.
5)This bag looks heavy. I'm going to help you.
2,4
1,5
all
2,3
"to eat like a horse"
to eat a little food
to eat a lot of food
to cook
a waiter
"as blind as a bat"
to see well
glasses
contacts
to not see well
"as quiet as a mouse"
to be loud
to talk a lot
to be very quiet
cheese
"a copycat"
to do something new
to repeat something
to find the answer
Hawaii
"chicken"
to be brave
to be scared of
to travel
BBQ
"an early bird"
to arrive late
to be lazy
to arrive early
to run late
"to work like a dog"
to work hard
to be lazy
to be quiet
to travel
"to smell a rat"
stinky
old food
to be suspicious, not believe
to trust
"to talk turkey"
to be direct and talk honestly
to lie
to be quiet
to share nothing
Hold your horses
run as fast as you can
tell a secret
wait a minute
Let the cat out of the bag
make a suggestion
a person who pretends to be nice
to tell a secret
I could eat a horse.
the person is extremely hungry
someone who stays up late
to cause a lot of trouble
It's raining cats and dogs.
it is raining very hard
say what you really feel
someone who is not very smart
night owl
to eat a lot
the teacher's favorite student
someone who stays up late
when pigs fly
tell a secret
she is upset
to say something is impossible
Has a cat got your tongue?
Why aren't you talking?
to reveal a secret
something that is not worth saying
Busy as a bee.
being somewhere you don't belong
to like honey
to be very active and work hard
doggy bag
a bag of leftover food to take home
someone who is not very smart
someone who is very clumsy
cry crocodile tears
something completely different
say what you really mean
pretend to be upset
randomly, without warning, surprisingly
Green with envy
Out of the blue
Gray area
something that is unclear, undefined
Green with envy
Green thumb
Gray area
a small lie that is told to be polite or avoid hurting someone’s feelings
Out of the blue
Green with envy
White lie
to be the outcast, odd one out, unlike the others
Caught red-handed
Black sheep
Take the red eye
a piece of cake
easy to do, simple
something found at a bakery
something to take to a birthday party
is better than a cookie
An ally is :
To attack with bombs: Planes bombed the city all night long.
A person who has left his or hen own country because of war persecution to look for safety elsewhere.
A nation, group or person united with one or more others to achieve a common goal.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
Attack is:
To fight or struggle.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
To attack with bombs: Planes bombed the city all night long.
To start a fight.
Battle means:
To fight or struggle
Someone who acts against authority.
A military operation in which an enemy force surrounds a community and cuts off its supplies to force to surrender.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
The word "Bomb" refers to:
To give up in a fight or struggle.
To attack with bombs: Planes bombed the city all night long.
A military operation in which an enemy force surrounds a community and cuts off its supplies to force to surrender.
The use or threat of violence, especially against civilians.
A civilian is:
Someone who acts against authority.
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
To attack with bombs: Planes bombed the city all night long.
Someone who is not in the armed forces.
Defend means:
To protect from danger.
Someone who acts against authority.
A person who has left his or hen own country because of war persecution to look for safety elsewhere.
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
To invade is:
A military operation in which an enemy force surrounds a community and cuts off its supplies to force to surrender.
To enter a community or region in order to control it.
A nation, group or person united with one or more others to achieve a common goal.
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target
A missile is:
A military operation in which an enemy force surrounds a community and cuts off its supplies to force to surrender.
A person who uses or threatens violence, especially against civilians.
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target.
The use or thread of violence, especially against civilians.
A rebel is:
Someone who is not in the armed forces.
A person who uses or threatens violence, especially against civilians.
Someone who is not in the armed forces.
Someone who acts against authority.
A refugee is:
Someone who acts against authority.
A person who has left his or hen own country because of war persecution to look for safety elsewhere.
A person who uses or threatens violence, especially against civilians.
Someone who is not in the armed forces
A siege is:
A military operation in which an enemy force surrounds a community and cuts off its supplies to force to surrender.
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target.
Surrender means:
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
To give up in a fight or struggle.
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
Terrorism is:
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target.
To protect from danger.
To attack with bombs: Planes bombed the city all night long.
The use or threat of violence, especially against civilians.
A terrorist is:
A nation, group or person united with one or more others to achieve a common goal.
A person who uses or threatens violence, especially against civilians.
Someone who is not in the armed forces.
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
War is :
An armed conflict between countries or between different groups within a country.
A person who has left his or hen own country because of war persecution to look for safety elsewhere.
A weapon propelled or thrown through the air at a target.
To start a fight.
Of the 2,200 people on board when the Titanic sank, there were only 700 _______
survived
retreated
released
A _________is a soldier who usually works alone and specializes in shooting from very long distances. The word originates from the British occupation of India in the 1800s.
sniper
bowman
soldier
Designed to protect the head, _________ were first worn in the 23rd century BC
helmets
shields
spears
The first ______ ________ was invented in 1718 and could fire nine shots in a minute.
machine gun
sword
cannon
In the Middle Ages, _______ were predominantly used by foot soldiers. These men had to be strong and be very good at throwing.
spears
swords
arrows
A _______ was used to protect a soldier's body until weapons using gunpowder made them obsolete.
shield
helmet
sword
Excalibur is the legendary _______ belonging to King Arthur.
sword
spear
arrow
In 1066, King Harold was killed by an _______ which had been fired from a Norman bow.
arrow
bullet
bow
Lee Harvey Oswald fired a single _______ at President John F. Kennedy's head and assassinated him.
bullet
arrow
spear
The total number of _______ (people killed or injured) caused directly by the First World War is 37.5 million.
casualties
survivors
civilians
The United Nations has had peace-keeping _________ in different countries since 1948.
forces
troops
armies
Since the 1980s, it's believed that 90% of the victims of modern war are _________ (people who don't fight).
civilians
survivors
allies
____________ were first used in Europe in the 14th century. Originally, they were stone-filled cylinders that could be fired at the enemy.
Cannons
Spears
Arrows
Two of Henry Viii's six wives were __________ two he divorced, one died during childbirth, and the last one survived.
executed
blew up
broke out
In 1605, a man called Guy Fawkes attempted to _________ _____the Houses of Parliament with barrels of gunpowder.
blow up
broke out
blow down
Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale were nurses famous for treating the ________ during the Crimean War.
wounded
sniper
refugee
Aung San Suu Kyi was ________ in 2010 after having been under arrest since 1989.
released
captured
executed
After the siege of Constantinople in 1204, the Crusaders ________ the city and transferred its riches to Italy.
looted
declared
besieged
Napoleon’s Army was ______ by the Russians during the Napoleonic Wars. He suffered huge losses mainly because of the cold weather and tactical errors.
defeated
overthrew
shelled
On 8th December 1941. President Roosevelt _______ war on Japan following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor the previous day.
declared
released
surrendered
moral
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What is the negative form of legal?
illegal
unlegal
What is the negative form of possible?
impossible
unpossible
What is the negative form of correct?
imcorrect
incorrect
What is the negative form of formal?
irformal
informal
What is the negative form of visible?
invisible
ilvisible
What is the negative form of regular?
inregular
irregular
What is the negative form of happy?
unhappy
imhappy
What is the negative form of usual?
imusual
unusual
What is the negative form of patient?
unpatient
impatient
What is the negative form of probable?
irprobable
improbable
What is the negative form of relevant?
irrelevanat
inrelevant
What is the negative form of logical?
illogical
inlogical
What is the negative form of responsible?
unresponsible
irresponsible
What is the negative form of legible?
inlegible
illegible
What is the negative form of official?
inofficial
unofficial
What is the negative form of practical?
unpractical
impractical
