2e Progress Test Unit 6 Group B

1 Complete the email with who, which, where, or whose. Hi Josh,I hope you’re well. I’m working weekends at a restaurant which makes delicious Italian food. It’s a place where lots of people go at the weekends, so I’m really busy because that’s when I work too. The people who work there are really nice, especially Maria. She’s the girl whose parents own the restaurant. Maria is someone I really like. We have the same interests, and we often meet outside work too. Anyway, tell me about the job which you’re doing at the moment.Joe 2 Complete the dialogue with the phrases below and the relative pronouns who, which, whose and where. Add commas where necessary.• actually lasts 45 minutes • is a very smart clothing shop • isn’t too early • names I’m still trying to remember • owns the shop • shop there • they should be • work there • you can find some nice cafés and shops • you wanted Beth: Did you get the job which you wanted?Suzie: Yes. I’m now a shop assistant at Rags to Riches which is a very smart clothing shop . It’s on Jamestown Road.Beth: Where’s that?Suzie: It’s a street in Camden Town where you can find some nice cafes and shops. It’s a great place to work because I can go out to a café in my lunch hour which actually lasts 45 minutes .Beth: Are the people who work there nice?Suzie: Yes, they are. The woman who owns the shop is great, and so are the two other people there whose names I'm still trying to remember .Beth: What are your working hours?Suzie: I start at 9.30 which isn't too early. The shop closes at 5.30, but we have to tidy up after that, so I finish at about six. The people who shop there leave clothes everywhere after they look at them. They don’t put them back in the places where they should be.Beth: Well, I’ve been shopping with you lots of times, and you do that, too! 3 Rewrite the sentences so that they contain non-defining relative clauses. 1 The Golden Temple is a Chinese restaurant, and we had my sister’s birthday dinner there.The Golden Temple, where we had my sister's birthday dinner, is a Chinese restaurant.2 Hyde Park is the biggest park in town, and I often meet my friends there.Hyde Park, where I often meet my friends, is the biggest park in town.3 A lot of people came to the job interview, and it was in London.A lot of people came to the job interview, which was in London.4 Mrs. Jones teaches us math, and she only came to our school this year.Mrs. Jones, who only came to our school this year, teaches us math.5 Price Right Housing is an estate agent’s, and it has just opened an office in our town.Price Right Housing, which just opened an office in our town, is an estate agent's.6 An okapi is strange animal. It lives in Central Africa.An okapi, which lives in Central Africa, is a strange animal. 4 Match the sentences 1-6 with adjectives and nouns A-F. Then choose the correct word to complete the sentences. 1 Flexibilityis important in this job because we have to change our plans all the time. F2 Thanks for sending me a card when I was ill. That was very thoughtful of you. D 3 Why do you always think bad things will happen? Pessimism isn’t a good thing. B4 Wendy is really shy so she finds it difficult to meet new people. A5 You’re so stubborn , Greg. You never change your mind about anything. E6 Tamara has got a lot of ambitions . She wants to be successful, rich and world-famous. CA shy / shynessB pessimistic / pessimismC ambitious / ambitionD thoughtful / thoughtfulnessE stubborn / stubbornnessF flexible / flexibility 5 Complete the sentences with the adjective or noun form of the words in capitals. 1 Our art teacher shows great ENTHUSIASM for our pictures. I don't know how he can be so enthusiastic.2 I don't expect any SYMPATHY from my sister. She's never been very sympathetic.3 Punctuality is one of the most important things when you have a job. You have to be PUNCTUAL if you want your boss to respect you.4 Sociable people have a better life for sure. SOCIABILITY is very important in today's world.5 Unlike his sister, who is very MATURE, he always acts childish. Maturity is a word he doesn't understand. 6 Read the text about a TV programme and choose the correct word. Tonight is the final of Young Person of the Year, the competition 1 which finds amazing teenagers across the country. There are now three people left in the competition. But who will win tonight’s big award?Tammy CollingwoodTammy Collingwood has always wanted to be a clothes designer, and at fifteen she decided to 2 follow her dream and start a business. It’s very difficult to become a successful business person – especially for a teenager. But Tammy was 3 determined to succeed. Now she designs clothes and employs 25 people 4 to make them. And she’s only seventeen! Many young business people look 5 up to Tammy, and try to learn from her success.Martin ChandlerMartin Chandler was shocked when he 6 discovered the truth about how badly some people 7 treat farm animals. Now he searches 8 for injured and sick animals in the local area. Then he looks 9 after them on his parents’ farm.Sally MillerSally Miller turned a hobby into a successful charity two years ago. Sally makes amazing gifts for Christmas, then she sells these in local markets to get money for her charity. The charity spends the money 10 on education projects for poor people in Africa.1 whose / which2 make / follow3 determined / confident4 for / to5 up to / up on6 discovered / covered7 eat / treat8 for / off9 for / after10 on / at 7 Match phrasal verbs with their meanings. become sth else turn into sth mention sth bring sth up delay sb hold sb up find sth accidentally come across sth think you are better than sb look down on sb 8 Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs below AND A PRONOUN.give up called off recovered from brought up came across came up with look up to 1 We were supposed to be playing a handball match tomorrow but they've called it off because half of the players were infected by Covid.2 We discussed the problem of online classes yesterday. Our teacher brought it up at the start of the class.3 My grandma was suffering from many illnesses, but luckily she recovered from them all.4 The person I admire the most is my grandmother. I look up to her because she's travelled so much.5 She's gained so much weight because she eats too much chocolate. She has to give it up before the wedding.6 I thought of an idea yesterday. I came up with it when I was walking home from school yesterday.7 I found some old photos and diaries this morning. I came across them when I was tidying my room. 9 Complete the sentences with one verb and one or two particles:came feel arrest object run hold / up up for of with like out to 1 The police in Croatia rarely arrest people for DUI. They usually take the bribe and let them go.2 We've run out of milk and the guests are about to come! Go get me some milk from the supermarket.3 I'd like to talk to you before you leave, but I don't want to hold you up.4 I feel like coffee. Let's grab some to go and walk around the park!5 Who came up with that stupid idea?!6 Most people object to Covid Passports and want to travel without restrictions. But what can we actually do? 10 Listen to the dialogue and write true (T) or false (F). Write one letter only. 1 Kelly started her business when she was twelve years old. T2 Chris still uses old clothes to make his designs. F3 Kelly wrote an app which people can use with social media. T4 You don’t have to pay to download Kelly’s app. T5 Chris hasn’t earned much money from his company yet. F 11 Listen to the dialogue again and write what you remember about Kelly's business.