Title: Quizz_unit_1
Course: 2º da ESO: Curso de inglés en 9 unidades integrado en Aula virtual

Q: Unit 1 Vocabulary: weather.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   If it is [...], there are a lot of clouds in the sky.

   ●   Something that is [...] has a very low temperature or a lower temperature than is normal or acceptable.

   ●   Something that is [...] has a temperature which is low but not very low.

   ●   If something is [...], there is no water or moisture on it or in it.

   ●   When it is [...], there is fog.

   ●   Something that is [...] has a high temperature.

   ●   [...] is the very bright flashes of light in the sky that happen during thunderstorms.

   ●   [...] is water that falls from the clouds in small drops.

   ●   [...] consists of a lot of soft white bits of frozen water that fall from the sky in cold weather.

   ●   If there is [...] weather, there are strong winds and heavy rain.
A: cloudy; cold; cool; dry; foggy; hot; Lightning; Rain; Snow; stormy
Gap 1 offers: cloudy; sunny; claudy
Gap 2 offers: warm; hot; cold
Gap 3 offers: cold; cool; cul
Gap 4 offers: wet; windy; dry
Gap 5 offers: sunny; foggy; warm
Gap 6 offers: cold; hot; cool
Gap 7 offers: Thunder; Storm; Lightning
Gap 8 offers: Rain; Snow; Lightning
Gap 9 offers: Rain; Snow; Wind
Gap 10 offers: sunny; foggy; stormy

Q: Unit 1 Vocabulary: days, months,seasons.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   [...] is the seventh month of the year in the Western calendar.

   ●   [...] is the eight month of the year in the Western calendar.

   ●   [...] is the ninth month of the year in the Western calendar.

   ●   [...] is the season between spring and autumn when the weather is usually warm or hot.

   ●   [...] is the season between summer and winter, the weather becomes cooler and the leaves fall off the trees.

   ●   [...] is the season between autumn and spring when the weather is usually cold.

   ●   [...] is the season between winter and summer, the weather becomes warmer and plants start to grow again.

   ●   [...] is the day after Sunday and before Tuesday.

   ●   [...] is the day after Tuesday and before Thursday.

   ●   [...] is the day after Thursday and before Saturday.
A: July; August; September; Summer; Autumn; Winter; Spring; Monday; Wednesday; Friday
Gap 1 offers: June; August; July
Gap 2 offers: July; August; September
Gap 3 offers: November; December; September
Gap 4 offers: Summer; Winter; Spring
Gap 5 offers: Winter; Summer; Autumn
Gap 6 offers: Winter; Summer; Spring
Gap 7 offers: Winter; Spring; Summer
Gap 8 offers: Wednesday; Thursday; Monday
Gap 9 offers: Sunday; Friday; Wednesday
Gap 10 offers: Friday; Monday; Tuesday

Q: Unit 1 Reading 1
Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct answer
●   Nights are usually warm in India. [...].

   ●   The weather is [...] in Aisha's country.

   ●   It's very dry when the monsoon comes. [...].

   ●   Aisha studies at a [...] school.

   ●   Aisha usually plays the most popular sport in India. [...].

   ●   When the monsoon comes many streets are covered in water. [...].
A: True; hot; False; single-sex; False; True
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: cold; hot; cloudy
Gap 3 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 4 offers: mixed; single-sex; very expensive
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 1 Verbal tenses
Write the positive, negative and question forms of these sentences.

* Use contractions where it is possible.

●  Nosotros hemos estado - (be) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Yo traigo - (bring) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Él ha comprado - (buy) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Ellas vendrían - (come) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Él está haciendo - (do) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Él estaba bebiendo - (drink) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Él va a comer - (eat) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Ella fue - (go) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Nosotros hemos tenido -(have) - [...] - [...] - [...]

 ●  Ella escribe -(write) - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: We've been; We haven't been; Have we been?; I bring; I don't bring; Do I bring?; He's bought; He hasn't bought; Has he bought?; They'd come; They wouldn't come; Would they come?; He's doing; He isn't doing; Is he doing?; He was drinking; He wasn't drinking; Was he drinking?; He's going to eat; He isn't going to eat; Is he going to eat?; She went; She didn't go; Did she go?; We've had; We haven't had; Have we had?; She writes; She doesn't write; Does she write?

Q: Unit 1 iregular verbs
Fill in the gaps with the correct answer

●  ser,estar: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● traer: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● comprar: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● venir: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● hacer (aux): - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● beber: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● comer: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ● ir: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ●  haber,tener: - [...] - [...] - [...]

             ●  escribir: - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: be; was,were; been; bring; brought; brought; buy; bought; bought; come; came; come; do; did; done; drink; drank; drunk; eat; ate; eaten; go; went; gone; have; had; had; write; wrote; written

Q: Unit 1 Listening
Listen and fill in the gaps with the correct answer
U1_LI1_3.mp3
●   Barry lives in [...].

   ●   Barry has got a pet. [...].

   ●   Barry has a child. [...].

   ●   At the weekend Barry and Susan go [...] in a lake.

   ●   What time does Barry get up on Wednesdays? At [...].

   ●   Barry likes the people and the weather in New Zealand [...].
A: New Zealand; True; False; swimming; six o'clock; True
Gap 1 offers: England; Edinburgh; New Zealand
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Does't say
Gap 3 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 4 offers: swimming; surfing; fishing
Gap 5 offers: about eight; seven; six o'clock
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 1 Grammar: present simple.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●  My cousin's father [...] French.

           ● We [...]a textbook in the music lesson.

           ● [...] English in your country?

          ● Here it [...] in the morning and then it's sunny.

          ● She usually [...] early on Sundays.

          ● A lot of students [...] breakfast and they can't concentrate in class.

          ● They [...] anything in the afternoon but they [...] coffee.

          ● He always [...] sport on TV after the news.

          ● She [...] a shower before breakfast every day but he [...] time.

          ● Why [...] dinner in the kitchen for a change?
A: is; havent´t got; Do you speak; rains; gets up; don´t have; don't eat; drink; watches; has; hasn't got; don't we have
Gap 1 offers: are; am; is
Gap 2 offers: havent´t got; hasn´t got; don´t have got
Gap 3 offers: Are you speak; You speak; Do you speak
Gap 4 offers: rains; raining; rain
Gap 5 offers: gets up; get ups; get up
Gap 6 offers: not have; havenot; don´t have
Gap 7 offers: not eat; doesn't eat; don't eat
Gap 8 offers: drinks; drinken; drink
Gap 9 offers: watch; watching; watches
Gap 10 offers: has; 's got; take
Gap 11 offers: don't have; hasn't got; doesn't has
Gap 12 offers: don't we have; haven't we; we don't have

Q: Unit 1 Grammar: frequency adverbs.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●  My mother's sister [...] to the supermarket with her friend.

          ●  He [...] languages in the afternoon.

          ●  We [...] sport on TV.

          ●  She [...] early on Sundays.

          ●  In summer [...] at the bar because my friend works there.

          ●  She [...] in class but I know that she thinks of me.

          ●  I [...] early at weekends.

          ●  She [...] happy when she wakes up because she likes mornings.

          ●  We [...] to bed early to get up early the next day.

          ●  We [...] football on the beach.
A: sometimes goes; rarely studies; always watch; usually gets up; I'm often; rarely looks at me; rarely get up; 's always; usually go; often play
Gap 1 offers: go sometimes; sometimes goes; sometimes go
Gap 2 offers: rarely studies; rarely study; study rarely
Gap 3 offers: always watching; watch always; always watches; always watch
Gap 4 offers: usually gets up; get ups usually; gets usually up
Gap 5 offers: I'm often; I often am; often I'm
Gap 6 offers: rarely look at me; looks rarely at me; rarely looks at me
Gap 7 offers: get up rarely; rarely get up; get rarely up
Gap 8 offers: 's always; are always; always is
Gap 9 offers: don't go ususally; usually go; usually goes
Gap 10 offers: plays often; play not often; often play

Q: Unit 1 Grammar: time expressions.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●  We have a holiday [...], in June and in December.

          ● We always watch sport on TV [...] because we don't work on Saturday or Sunday.

          ● He goes skiing [...] because it usually snows in the mountains.

          ● Some students go home [...] and have lunch with their families.

          ● When does your first lesson [...] start?  My first lesson is at nine o'clock.

          ● She has lunch [...] and then, at three, she reads a magazine.

          ● I like looking at the stars [...] when everyone sleeps.

          ● They go to English classes [...], on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

          ● Many people work [...] in an office or in a factory from Monday to Friday.

          ● Spring starts [...] and it ends [...]
A: twice a year; at weekends; in winter; after school; in the morning; at two o'clock; at night; three times a week; five days a week; in March; in June
Gap 1 offers: twice to year; twice a year
Gap 2 offers: at weekends; on weekends; in weekends
Gap 3 offers: on winter; at winter; in winter
Gap 4 offers: before the school; after the school; after school
Gap 5 offers: in the morning; at the morning; for the morning
Gap 6 offers: at the two o'clock; at two o'clock; at two the clock
Gap 7 offers: in night; at the night; at night
Gap 8 offers: three times a week; three times at week; three times for week
Gap 9 offers: five days in a week; five days a week; five days at week
Gap 10 offers: in march; on March; in March
Gap 11 offers: in june; on June; in June

Q: Unit 1 Dictation
Listen and write the sentences you hear
U1_dict_1.mp3          ●   1 [...].

U1_dict_2.MP3          ●   2 [...].

U1_dict_13.mp3          ●   3 [...].

U1_dict_14.MP3          ●   4 [...].

U1_dict_25.mp3          ●   5 [...].

U1_dict_26.mp3          ●   6 [...].
A: She rides her bicycle in the summer when it's sunny; I visit my grandparents at weekends but I don't live with them; You sometimes have lunch very late; She often sleeps during the lesson because she thinks it's boring; He goes skiing in winter when the weather is good; I go to the gym every Wednesday and I go shopping when it doesn't rain

Q: Unit 1 Reading 2
Read the text and fill in the gaps with the correct answer
●   Keira doesn't like water sports. [...].

   ●   Keira hangs out with friends every day. [...].

   ●   Keira hardly ever goes to the beach when she has got exams. [...].

   ●   Perth is a city on the coast of  [...].

   ●   What's Keira's favourite free-time activity?  [...].

   ●   In Australia people celebrate Christmas in the middle of the [...].
A: False; False; Doesn't say; Australia; sailing; winter
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 4 offers: Canada; Australia; India
Gap 5 offers: swimming; sailing; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: summer; spring; winter

Q: Unit 1 Vocabulary: family.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   Someone's [...] is the sister of their mother or father, or the wife of their uncle.

   ●   Your [...] is the child of your uncle or aunt.

   ●   Someone's [...] is their female child.

   ●   Someone's [...] is the daughter of their son or daughter.

   ●   Your [...] is the father of your father or mother.

   ●   Your [...] is the mother of your father or mother.

   ●   Someone's [...] is the son of their son or daughter.

   ●   A woman's [...] is the man she is married to.

   ●   Someone's [...] is the son of their sister or brother.

   ●   Someone's [...] is the daughter of their sister or brother.
A: aunt; cousin; daughter; granddaughter; grandfather; grandmother; grandson; husband; nephew; niece
Gap 1 offers: cousin; aunt; uncle
Gap 2 offers: cousin; uncle; brother
Gap 3 offers: niece; sister; daughter
Gap 4 offers: grandson; granddaughter; niece
Gap 5 offers: father; uncle; grandfather
Gap 6 offers: grandmother; grandfather; aunt
Gap 7 offers: nephew; grandson; brother
Gap 8 offers: brother; husband; son
Gap 9 offers: cousin; uncle; nephew
Gap 10 offers: niece; sister; mother