Unit Test 9B

Complete the conversation with the words in the box. Which word fits in A's first response? A Did you go the work party on Friday night? B No, I had (1)______ tiring day, I went straight to. such a. so many. so.

Complete the conversation. What word fits in A's second response? A Oh dear! I’ve had (2) _______ busy week!. such a. so. so many.

Complete the conversation. What word fits in B's third response? B Me too. I’ve had (3) _______ things to do. such a. so. so many.

Complete the conversation. What word fits in A's fourth response? A Well, you should go and see Love Song at the cinema. We saw it last night – it was (4) _______ romantic story and the actors were (5) _______ good!. such a / so. so / such a. so many / such a.

Complete the conversation. What word fits in B's sixth response? B I’ve seen (6) _______ romantic films on TV, I’m fed up with them. I think I’d rather read my murder-mystery novel. It’s (7) _______ exciting, I can’t stop reading it!. such a / so many. so / such a. so many / such a.

Complete the conversation. What word fits in B's eighth response? A What are you doing this weekend? B We’re going sailing. The weather has been (8) _______ perfect the last few days …. such a. so. so many.

10. Match the adjective to its definition: 1. 'anxious or worried about something'. stressed. nervous. scared.

Match the adjective to its definition: 2. 'really pleased'. delighted. amazed. upset.

Match the adjective to its definition: 3. 'not enjoying being on your own'. lonely. homesick. lonely.

Match the adjective to its definition: 4. 'angry/unhappy because someone you love is interested in someone else'. upset. jealous. angry.

Match the adjective to its definition: 5. 'too anxious or tired to be able to relax'. stressed. exhausted. nervous.

Match the adjective to its definition: 6. 'very surprised'. amazed. shocked. surprised.

Match the adjective to its definition: 7. 'feeling unhappy or annoyed about something'. upset. annoyed. disappointed.

Match the adjective to its definition: 8. 'frightened'. scared. afraid. terrified.

Match the adjective to its definition: 7. 'missing the places and people you know well'. homesick. lonely. nostalgic.

11. Choose the correct option: 1. 'Do you miss your friends?' 'Yes – I feel pretty nervous / homesick'. nervous. homesick. upset.

Choose the correct option: 2. 'Are you pleased about the baby?' 'I'm absolutely upset / delighted!'. upset. delighted. amazed.

Choose the correct option: 3. She was very stressed / jealous because she had so much work to do. stressed. jealous. upset.

Choose the correct option: 4. Is your little girl upset / scared of monsters?. upset. scared. nervous.

Choose the correct option: 5. I spent a lot of homesick / lonely nights at home watching TV before I met you!. homesick. lonely. upset.

Choose the correct option: 6. Why are you so delighted / jealous? You know how much I love you. delighted. jealous. amazed.

Choose the correct option: 7. 'What's the matter?' 'I'm upset / disappointed because I heard that man say something rude about me.'. upset. disappointed. annoyed.

Choose the correct option: 8. I'm amazed / upset I got such a good score on the test!. amazed. upset. surprised.

Choose the correct option: 9. 'Are you homesick / nervous about the new job?' 'A little bit.'. homesick. nervous. anxious.

Translate the sentence: After everyone had gone, we took the train home. Después de que todos se fueron, cogimos el tren a casa. Cuando todos se hubieron ido, tomamos el tren para casa. Una vez que todos partieron, volvimos a casa en tren.

Translate the sentence: I wanted to know what you had said to him. Quería saber lo que le habías dicho. Deseaba saber qué le dijiste. Me interesaba saber qué le habías contado.

Translate the sentence: She was sure she'd seen him somewhere before. Estaba segura de que lo había visto en algún sitio antes. Ella estaba convencida de haberle visto antes. Tenía la certeza de haberlo visto en alguna parte.

Translate the sentence: As soon as we heard the shouts, we went to see what the matter was. Tan pronto como oímos los gritos, fuimos a ver qué pasaba. En cuanto escuchamos los ruidos, fuimos a ver qué sucedía. Al oír los gritos, nos acercamos para ver el problema.

Translate the sentence: Did you cut yourself while you were shaving?. ¿Te cortaste mientras te afeitabas?. ¿Te hiciste daño al afeitarte?. ¿Te lastimaste al rasurarte?.

Translate the sentence: Although I didn't feel well, I decided to go to work. Aunque no me sentía bien, decidí ir a trabajar. A pesar de no sentirme bien, opté por ir al trabajo. Pese a que no estaba bien, resolví ir a la oficina.

Translate the sentence: Were you frightened and lonely in the empty house?. ¿Tuviste miedo y te sentiste solo/a en la casa vacía?. ¿Estabas asustado/a y solitario/a en la casa vacía?. ¿Te sentías asustado/a y solo/a en la casa vacía?.

Translate the sentence: I've got such an amazing surprise for you!. ¡Tengo una sorpresa increíble para ti!. ¡Te tengo una sorpresa genial!. ¡Tengo una sorpresa maravillosa para ti!.

Translate the sentence: My mobile rang just as I had sat down to eat dinner. Mi móvil sonó justo cuando me había sentado a cenar. Mi móvil sonó justo cuando me senté a cenar. Mi teléfono sonó justo en el momento en que me sentaba a cenar.

Translate the sentence: We'd like to go to Venice for our anniversary this year. Nos gustaría ir a Venecia por nuestro aniversario este año. Quisiéramos ir a Venecia para nuestro aniversario este año. Nos encantaría ir a Venecia en nuestro aniversario este año.