FINAL INGLES 19/03

5.7.1 “I felt really tired when I book the train to work yesterday because Sarah and I --------------- to a party the evening before.” “When we arrived at the theater, Carole had already picked up the tickets and she was waiting for us near the entrance. She was really angry because she --------------- for more than half an hour.”. HAD BEEN - HAD BEEN WAITING. HAS BEEN - HAS BEEN WAIT. HAD BE - HAS BEEN WAITING. HAS BEEN - HAD BEEN WAITING.

5.17.1 “The TV has an affordable price and comes with a two year ---------------. I think is really convenient.”. GUARANTEE. GUARANT. HEALTH. HEALTHY.

5.18 What is the main idea in the following text? “What do you think when you hear the statement ’they have money?’ If you’re like most people, you may immediately think of family that lives in a big house, drives a big car, wears the latest designer clothes and eats a expensive restaurants seven nights a week, such people don’t have to stick to a budget and they certainly don’t worry about making ends meet. In many cultures, having this kind of money is considered a very admirable thing. It is proof that the family members are smart an that they have worked hard to better themselves. People in the community usually think highly of them and often point them out as role models for their own children.”. MONEY GENERATES RESPECT. MONEYS RESPECT. RESPECT GENERATES MONEY. GENARATES MONEY.

5.19.1 “I phoned my friend in Australia yesterday, and she said it --------------- there”. WAS RAINING. WERE RAINING. ARE RAINING. HAD RAINING.

5.20.1 The expression “the vote is in” means that the voting has just started. FALSE. TRUE.

5.23.1 Which is the correct option that the best completes instruction below? “---------------the crayon to make a large X in the top right-hand corner in the paper”. USE. USED. USING. ARE USED.

Read the list below and decide the function of the verb in bold letters: 1. Read all of these steps before doing anything. 2. Use the crayon to make a large X in the top right-hand corner of the paper. 3. Rip off a small piece of the lower left-hand corner of this paper. 4. Put your head down on your desk and count to ten out loud. 5. Stand up and wave to the person closest to you. GIVE INSTRUCT. GIVING INSTRUCTIONS. GIVED ORDERS. GIVING MANDEAT.

Choose the best option to define the topic of the words in bold letters: “Hello, Mike. And good morning to all our listeners. When I was young, we ate green salads-lettuce or cucumbers- with some salt and a little tomato juice. My mother served the salad with meat, chicken, and fish. But today, salads can be your meal. Salads are healthy summer foods. VEGETABLES. VEGETABLES AND FRUITS. FOOD OF A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING. DINNER.

6.7.1 The relative clause placed between commas in “my sister, whose husband is unemployed, has just found a job as a secretary” provides extra information about “sister.”. TRUE. FALSE.

Which 4 options bellow are words that can be used to describe problems at workplace? •. ISOLATION - LOW WAGES - CHANGING TIMETABLE - CROWDED OFFICES. ISOLATION - HIGH WAGES - CHANGE TIMETABLE - CROWDED OFFICES. ISOLATION - LOW WAGES - CHANGE TIMETABLE - CROW OFFICES. ISOLATIONS - LOW WAGES - CHANGING TIMETABLES - CROWDED OFFICES. ISOLATION - LOW WAGE - CHANGING TIMETABLES - CROWDED OFFICE.

3.23.1 The expression ‘to run out of gas’ means ‘to go over the speed limit.’. FALSE. TRUE.

6.11.1 The expression ‘to make a difference’ means ‘to cause a change’ or ‘to do something important that has a noticeable effect. TRUE. FALSE.

6.15 Read the following passage, what kind of diet is the healthiest, according to the text? “There is now consensus on the sort of diet we should follow to lose weight-which is also the healthiest diet we can eat. No one can claim we know all there is to know about nutrition, obesity and healthy eating as there are still gaps in our knowledge. But what we can confidently art is that the healthiest diet -the one which most reduces the risk of a wide range of diseases- is also the safest and most effective one to return you to your ideal weight and keep you there. This is good news after all; everyone wants to be slim and healthy, not thin and ill!”. A DIET THAT REDUCES THE RISK OF DISEASE TO A MINIMUM. THE DIET THAT REDUCES THE RISK OF DISEASE TO A MAXIMUS. A DIETING THAT REDUCES THE RISK OF DISEASE TO A MAXIMUS. THE DIET THAT REDUCES THE RISK OF DISEASE TO A MINIMUM. A DIETING THAT REDUCES THE RISK OF DISEASE TO A MINIMUM.

6.17.1 Read the definition below and decide which of the following options best describes it: A short outward and return journey, trip, excursion. OUTING. BACK. BACKGROUND. EXTEROR. TRAVEL.

6.19.2 Choose the best option to complete the blanks in the following conversation: Clare: I can’t decide whether to have the baby in the hospital or not. Jackie: Well, if I were you, I --------------- into hospital,. WOULD GO. HAD TO GOING. COULD GO. MUST GO. MUST GOING. COULD GOING.

6.22.1 Read the statement below and decide if it is true or false: “The past tense form of the modal verb “must” is “had to.”. TRUE. FALSE.

A: Do you have a knife? B: No, we need two more ............. here, please. KNIVES. KNIFE. KNIFES. KNISES. KNIVE.

“I got a ----- for running a red light.”. FINE. MULT. STOP. SANCTION.

A: This house is on sale for $400,000. B: Wow! That’s ------- of money!. A LOT. THE LOT. OF LOT. LOT. MUCH.

A: How old is your daughter? B: -------- five years old. SHE’S. HE’S. THEY’S. HE. SHE.

A: How was the movie? B: It -------- very good. I was disappointed!. WASN’T. WERE’S. WEREN’T. WAS’S.

Which of the following options describes the function of object pronouns in a sentence?. THEY REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECT IN A SENTENCE. THEY REPLACE THE SUBJECT OBJECT IN A SENTENCES. THEY REPLACE THE DIRECT PRONOUN IN A SENTENCE. THEY REPLACE THE DIRECT ADJETIVE IN A SENTENCE. THEY REPLACE THE DIRECT OBJECTS IN A SENTENCE.

“Workers at the steel -------- have to wear protective clothing.”. FACTORY. SHOP. SUPERMARKET. CLOTHES.

4.20.1 Which of the following terms is a synonym for the word ’package.’. PARCEL. PACKET. PACK. CARTOONG BAG. PACET.

4.14.1 “The movie is great! I’m sure it will be a -------- ”. HIT. FURY. AMAZING. FURY. CRAZINESS.

“I’m not running today. -------- weather is too cold.”. THE. OF. A. THERE. IS.

4.5.1 “Next year, when you are five years old, you start -------- ”. KINDERGARTEN. THE GARTEN. SCHOOL. LITLE SCHOOL. GARTEN SCHOOL.

3.22 “The accused man denied -------- the victim.”. KILLING. KILL. KILLED. A KILL. OF KILLING.

3.19.2 “I didn’t know this was so much fun! -------- isn’t difficult at all!”. PAINTING. PAINT. PAINTED. WAS PAINTING. ARE PAINTING.

3.19.1 Which of the options best completes the phrase below? “My mum wants me -------- the dishes right now!". TO WASH. ARE WASH. WASH. WASHING. WASHED.

“Psychologist recommend that children express their feeling. For example, it’s ok for them to get. ANGRY. RUNNING. ACTIONS HEALTHY. SWING.

3.14.1 Read the pilot announcement below and choose the best word to complete the gap in the following sentence: “Ladies and Gentlemen, Flight 441 to Mumbai is -------- We apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your patience.”. DELAYED. STOPED. DELAY. DEMORATED.

Which is the use of the words is a synonym of “trip”?. TRAVEL. FLIGHT. NICE. PLANE.

3.14.1 A: How was your flight? B: Too long. From Tokyo to Rio was twenty for hours. We had one in Los Angeles for about an hour. STOPOVER. STOPOVERING. GOOVER. STOPOVERED.

1.1.1 Which of the following words in plural is correct?. MEN. MAN. PERSON. MUN.

1.1.1 The woman is eating ---- apple.”. AN. A. THE. OF.

1.1.1 “ ----- men are running.”. THE. ARE. THEY. HE.

“When people travel on vacation, they want to ------ at a nice, comfortable hotel”. STAY. RELAX. RELAXED. COMODED. QUIET.

3.7.1 “Bob is learning -------- French. He needs it because he wants to get a summer job in Paris”. TO SPEAK. TO SPEAKING. TO SPEAKS. ARE SPEAK. TO SPEAING.

3.2.1 “ -------- her smartphone is her favorite activity.”. USING. ARE USING. USED. WAS USING.

2.23.1 “Employees at the factory work eight hours a day, From Monday to Friday, and have 45 minutes lunch -------- . TIME. BREAK. BROKE. STOP.

2.16.1 Which of the following options is the verb ’TO BE’ conjugated past?. WAS. BE. BEEN. ARE. BEING.

2.12 Decide if the statement below is TRUE or FALSE. “My kids are athletics. I am not. I come from a long line of people who prefer not to sweat, or run. My children love nothing more than being physically active. So for the past decade or so I have seen youth sports first hand. I have seen the good, the bad, and oh-so ugly. My kids have had excellent coaches and they have had horrid coaches too!!” According to the text, the writer and her children really enjoy playing sports. FALSE. TRUE.

2.3.1 (Woman holding a dress) “I want -------- dress. It’s beautiful.”. THIS. THOSE. THE. ARE.

2.1.1 A: How was the show last night Karen? B: Wow! It -------- fantastic! We really had a great time. WAS. ARE WAS. HAH. IS.

1.20.1 What option best completes the phrase below at clothes shop? “We have something good for you today: the biggest of the ------ ”. SALE. OFFER. PAY. OFERT. PRICE.

1.16.1 A: Tell me Peter, are you on holiday for one month? B: No, -------- . Just 10 days, Jack. I’M NOT. HE’S NOT. HE NOT. SHE´S NOT. THEY NOT.

1.13.1 The question: When he is travelling to Rome? Is in the correct order. FALSE. TRUE.

1.7.2 Which word best completes the following sentence? “In -------- city where I work, the weather is rainy and cold”. THE. ARE. THIS. IN.

6.10.1 Decide which of the options best completes the gap: “You will be with me -------- I go.”. WHEREVER. WHOEVER. WHATEVER. WHEVER. WHOMEVER.

5.19.1 How many conditional sentence types are there in English?. FOUR. TREE. TWO. ONE. FIVE.

5.1.1 Read the conditional sentence below and decide which of the options determine what type it is: “If you heat ice, it melts”: TYPE 0. TYPE I. TYPE II. TYPE III.

4.10.1 Which of the following options best completes the relative clause in the sentence below: “The manager of the company, -------- lives downtown...”. WHO. THE. WHOSE. WHOM. THAT.

In the sentence “Carol can’t be doctor! She’s only 20 years old,” the verb CAN’T express possibility. TRUE. FALSE.

“Everything is all ready for the trip. We -------------- to spend any time packing.”. DO HAVE. DOESN’T HAVE. DOES HAVE. DON’T HAS. DOESN’T HAS.