Unit 6 exam: America

Fill in the blanks as explained in the instructions. 1. Complete with MUCH MUCH MANY.1.How many eggs are there in the fridge?2. My daughter spends too much money on clothes.3. There weren't many cars in the city yesterday.4. How much sugar do you need to make the cake?5. Are there many houses painted in blue ?2. Complete the sentences with SOME I'm so hungry and there is nothing in the fridge! There aren't any bananas and there isn't any yoghurt.Peter: Well, we can cook something! Let's make pancakes!Stanley: OK. We need some flour, some milk, some sugar and an egg. Have we got any eggs?Peter: Yes. There is an egg in the fridge.Peter: There's some milk in that bottle. And we also have some sugar and a bag of flour.Stanley: Are we ready? Can we make pancakes? I'M HUNGRY!Peter: Ok.3. Complete the sentences with A LITTLE FEW Oh, no! There is so little coffee left. We have to buy more.2. There were such few films I liked that I decided to go back home.3. I still have a little money in the bank, so I'll wait until January to look for a job.4. Quite a few animals still live in the mountains, so camping is still difficult. Choose the correct answer according to the instructions. Readinga.- Choose True (T), False(F), or Not in Text(N).NEW YORKNew York. What do you think of? Skyscrapers. Taxis. Noise. People. John Lennon said that New York is the capital city of the world – and it certainly feels that way. But in the centre of this exciting, noisy, polluted city there is a place to find peace and quiet. A short walk from busy Fifth Avenue in Manhattan you’ll find Central Park. Central Park is the green heart of New York City and over 25 million people come here each year to escape the city. People run, swim, climb or simply sit and read a book in the huge park’s different scenery. And it’s not just for people. Lots of rare birds have made their home in the park and there are legends of big cats hiding in the dark trees. Although it looks completely natural, the park is manmade, created over 150 years ago.Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux designed the park at a time when the city was a very crowded, dirty and unhealthy place to live. They wanted to make a place where rich and poor people could find fresh air in the dirty city. It does the same job today. As a friend of mine always tells me, “Life in New York would be impossible without Central Park.”New York is not quiet. TCentral Park is just outside the city. FPeople can do many different things in the park. TThere are laws to protect the rare birds in the park. NNew York was dirty about 150 years ago. TThe park is an important place for the people in New York. Tb.- Choose the correct optionNY is... (NY)Central Park is...(CP) Dangerous because of the wild animals that might exist CP dirty NY about 150 years old CP the capital of the world NY busy NY quiet CP Answer the following quetions according to the instructions Listening. America.a.- The 4th of July. Write the numbers in numbers. Watch out with the capital letters you may need.1.- It is celebrated on the 4th of July2.- It celebrates America 'sfreedom3.- Year the Declaration of Independence was adopted 17764.- the Declaration of Independence declared that the 13 colonies were no longer part of the BritishEmpire5.- Henry Lee from Virginia proposed its creation6.- There were 5 people who wrote the Declaration of Independence, but the most important one was Thomas Jefferson7.- The most famous sentence of the Declaration of independence goes: We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty , and the pursuit of happiness8.-The colors of the Declaration of Independence day are blue , red, and white.9.-How many guns are shot to celebrate the date in Military bases? 50b.- George Washington T / FHe was the first president of the USA THe died and in Virginia THe was born in Virginia THe lived 67 years TIn all of his pictures Washington held his mouth shout because his teeth were in no good shape THe wore a wig, common in old days TIt is known that he was quite friendly THe was quite a good host who invited everyone who passed by to sit and chat with him THe also loved parties and BBQ TTwo of his hobbies were dancing and telling jokes. T VOCABULARY Match the British words with their American counterparts. flat apartment taxi cab petrol gas motorway highway underground subway pavement sidewalk wardrobe closet lift elevator autumn fall trainers sneakers