Open book Quiz Life Pre-Intermediate Unit 10 + 11

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Open book Quiz 
Life Pre-Intermediate 
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Subjects
ELA, English
Grades
8
Language
ENG
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Grammar Question 1 Grammar rules Complete the grammar rules below with the correct word.1. We use the active to focus on the agent - the person or thing that does the action. We use the passive to focus on the object and not the agent.2. We use used toto talk about habits or situations in the past that are not true now.3. When we want to say exactly what another person said we can quote them directly using direct speech. When we want to report what they said we use reported speech.4. We use the reporting verbs say and tell to report another person’s words. We normally use these words in the past simple. Question 2 used to / active and passive Complete the text with the correct form of the verb in brackets.Use past simple active or passive or used to +infinitive. Use used to + infinitive whenever possible. There are two examples at the beginning.When I was (be) young in the 1970s, people _used to do_amazing things with colour and design in their homes. My parents used to have(have) a very large dining room. It was so big that they often used to invite(invite) friends for dinner. Once, on their wedding anniversary, over twenty people were served(serve) dinner there and my parents didn't have(not have) any problems fitting them all round the table. The dining room walls were all different colours. I remember that one of them used to be(be) blue and another orange, and a colourful painting used to hang(hang) on the wall. My parents didn't use to worry(not worry) about having too much colour in the room! The dining room table was enormous and had a fabulous design on it. My sister used to hide(hide) under it. I don’t know what happened (happen) to that table. I wish I had it now! Question 3Active and passive Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence. Use more than one word including the one provided in CAPITALS. e.g. The teacher tells the students the rules at the beginning of the exam. TOLD - At the beginning of the exam, the students _are told_ what the rules are.1 Did we send that letter to Mrs Harris?WAS - Do you know if that letter was sentto Mrs Harris?2 Experts believe that most people now have access to the internet.IT- It is believed that most people now have access to the internet.3 The local garage repaired my car.BY - My car was repaired bythe local garage.4 They built the museum between 1920 and 1929.IN - The museum was built inthe 1920s.5 Kathy didn’t write that essay.BY - That essay wasn't written byKathy6 Tim bought both laptops in the department store.BOUGHT - Both laptops were boughtin the department store.7 Tina didn’t leave her bag on the bus.BAG - Tina’s bag wasn't lefton the bus.8 People send millions of emails every day.ARE - Millions of emails are sentevery day.9 The duchess gave out the prizes.BY - The prizes were given out by the duchess.10 Everybody here knows me.I - I am known by everybody here. Question 4Reported speech Complete the email with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. There is an example at the beginningHi JerryHope you’re well. I thought I’d write with some news.The bad news first. Sue isn’t happy at work. Last week, her boss told her she wasn't (not be) working hard enough, and she told him she didn't think(not think) he was a good boss. And then she said she had felt(feel) like that for a long time. So, I’m a bit worried she might lose her job. Sue told me she wouldn't have(not have) any trouble finding a new one, but I’m not so sure.The good news is that we are going away next month. Do you remember that I told you we were looking (look) at villas to buy in Portugal, and that we really wanted (want) to buy one? Well, I didn’t say that we had already visited(already / visit) a few. We’ve found one and decided to buy it. You said you would come(come) and visit if we bought a villa. Well, we have (almost)! So, you’re invited.By the way, I told Sue and Paula that you had started(start) doing a carpentry course and they told me they were (be) very pleased. Sue said you needed (need) a hobby!All the bestWrite soon.Ali x Question 5Reported speech Report the sentences. Use more than one word including the one provided in CAPITALS.e.g ‘We haven’t been there.’THEY- They said they hadn't been there.1 ‘I’m working late.’SAID- Sarah said she was working late.2 ‘Isaac won the match.’THAT- She said that Isaac had won the match.3 ‘I sometimes go to bed after midnight.’SHE- She said she sometimes went to bed after midnight.4 ‘I’ll pay for dinner.’HE- Harry said he would pay for dinner.5 ‘I play tennis every week.’US- Thomas told us he played tennis every week6 ‘We love going to the cinema.’THEY- They said they loved going to the cinema.7 ‘I’m feeling ill.’US- Stephanie told us she was feeling ill.8 ‘My parents are going to visit.’EVERYBODY- I told everybodymy parents were going to visit.9 ‘I like you.’HER- Jack told her he liked her.10 ‘I’ll call your sister.’MY- Eric said he would call my sister . Vocabulary Use of English Question 1Websites Complete the text with the words from the list below. There is one extra word you do not needWhen designing the perfect _website_for a business, it is important to make sure it is attractive and user-friendly. You don’t want people to find it difficult to find their way around your website. When they click on a link they should go to the page they expect. So, if they click on about us, it should go to a page that provides information about your company. If they click on contact, it should go to a page with your number and email address. The most important page is the home page because it is the first page anybody sees when they go to your website. Keep it basic – nobody wants to see lots of complicated graphics and images – and make sure it is free of adverts – customers want to find out about you – they don’t want to be sold things. In simple terms, make sure the content you provide on the page is simple and necessary. It’s a good idea to use the latest, up-to-datesoftware when designing your website as it needs to be reliable – hopefully, it will have to withstand a lot of online traffic. You don’t want it to crash all the time. Question 2 Word formation Complete the text with the correct form of the word in CAPITAL LETTERS.e.g. This furniture is old-fashioned . It looks like it was made in the 1980s. FASHIONED1 The toy company has launched a new product on the market. PRODUCE2 Karen always wears very fashionable clothes. They are new and stylish. FASHION3 There are a lot of adverts in the magazine. Some take up the whole page. ADVERTISE4 The company isn’t very productive. They only make thirty suitcases a week. PRODUCE5 The music producer is promoting her new album. PRODUCE6 The screwdriver is a very useful invention. You can use it in many situations. USE7 Gemma has a job in the advertising industry. ADVERTISE8 At football matches we all sing the national anthem. NATION9 The production of plastic toys at the factory has stopped because of safety concerns. PRODUCE10 Last year, we paid off the loan for the car. PAY Question 3Prepositions Complete the text with the prepositions in the box. You can use the prepositions more than once.Are computer games good for you?YES - One _of_ the best arguments in favour of playing computer games with friends or in small teams, is that it can help build social skills. Playing against each other in competitive games will develop important life skills. By playing for online teams in organised gaming, we will also make important friends and contacts for the future.NO - A lot of people disagree with the idea that computer games can be good. Talking about computer games all the time, or taking your games console with you everywhere you go is a form of anti-social behaviour. Spending all your money on games or paying high prices for the latest games can result in debt. In addition, games where you kill enemy soldiers one by one may be ‘fun’, but many are concerned that this makes us insensitive to violence. Question 4 Choose the correct option (A, B or C) to complete the sentences. There’s a Whatsapp _ on my screen. message note letter I’ve put some photos on my Facebook _. book line page Adam had to give a _ to the class. conversation presentation programme Did you send that _ message? text sticky letter The general is buried in a _ in the cemetery. statue tomb pot Art _ buy paintings at auctions. selectors archaeologists collectors We’ve got _ very old trees in our garden. one or two one by one one and two The rocket was _ into space last June. started promoted launched The spacecraft’s_ was to take photos of the planet. plan mission function I don’t believe there are any life _ on nearby planets. makes shapes forms The sun is at the centre of our solar _ . plan organisation system Question 5Definitions Write either the definition for the word provided or the word which is being defined. design to have the idea for something and decide what it will look like and how it is made classic styles which are very simple but beautiful and do not go out of fashion confidence believing you can do something well robber someone who steals things from other people archaeologist someone who studies very old objects device something which does a particular job collide When two things or people crash into each other with a lot of force prototype a first example of a device or machine to be made disappointing something which makes you unhappy because it is not as good as you thought it would be law the rules people have to obey in a country How confident do you feel about this test I'm a unit 10 + 11 superhero! 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