Title: Quizz_unit_9
Course: 2º da ESO: Curso de inglés en 9 unidades integrado en Aula virtual

Q: Unit 9 Vocabulary: food.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   [...] is a hot liquid you eat with a spoon.

   ●   When you get the liquid out of a fruit you get the [...].

   ●   [...] are vegetables that come from climbing plants. They are typically green or white.

   ●   [...] are orange vegetables and rabbits love them.

   ●   In Spain we use [...] for most recipes because we have olive trees.

   ●   On a toast people usually have [...] and jam.

   ●   Oriental pasta is typically called [...].

   ●   A [...] is a yellow fruit monkeys love.

   ●   We usually have [...] in a salad. They are red.

   ●   Most people have an [...] juice for breakfast.
A: Soup; juice; Beans; Carrots; olive oil; butter; noodles; banana; tomatoes; orange
Gap 1 offers: Soup; egg; fruit
Gap 2 offers: eggs; juice; sweets
Gap 3 offers: Potatoes; Noodles; Beans
Gap 4 offers: Carrots; Noodles; Eggs
Gap 5 offers: sweets; olive oil; oranges
Gap 6 offers: rice; chicken; butter
Gap 7 offers: noodles; olive oil; tomatoes
Gap 8 offers: carrot; banana; tomato
Gap 9 offers: beans; sweets; tomatoes
Gap 10 offers: orange; olive oil; ice cream

Q: Unit 9 Vocabulary: healthy diet.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   You need to have a [...] diet to be healthy.

   ●   If you can't sleep well you should avoid [...].

   ●   If you have problems with your heart you should avoid [...].

   ●   If you eat too many calories you [...].

   ●   People who live in very cold areas need to eat [...] not to feel cold.

   ●   Teenagers love to eat [...] because it is cheap and tasty.

   ●   When you do exercise you need to drink a lot of [...].

   ●   Athletes need good [...].

   ●   [...] food is not very healthy because it contains lots of sugar and salt.

   ●   [...] is important if you want to be strong.
A: balanced; caffeine; salt; gain weight; fat; junk food; liquid; nutrition; Processed; Protein
Gap 1 offers: balanced; fat; nutrition
Gap 2 offers: vitamins; caffeine; processed food
Gap 3 offers: proteins; salt; vegetables
Gap 4 offers: gain weight; lose weight; drink liquid
Gap 5 offers: vitamins; fat; caffeine
Gap 6 offers: junk food; fruit; lettuce
Gap 7 offers: coffee; tea; liquid
Gap 8 offers: nutrition; fat; salt
Gap 9 offers: Hot; Processed; Expensive
Gap 10 offers: Protein; Fat; Salt

Q: Unit 9 Vocabulary: doing exercise.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   Running is good for your [...].

   ●   Doing [...] is necessary for a healthy lifestyle.

   ●   Peter is a [...] in a gym.

   ●   If you walk in the park you get [...].

   ●   You can [...] in a gym.

   ●   Peter is a fitness trainer in a [...].

   ●   Your [...] is an organ that sends blood to your veins.

   ●   An [...] is associated with harm or damage.

   ●   A [...] is part of your body and it can contract and produce movement.

   ●   A [...] is a group of people with the same aim.
A: bones; exercise; fitness trainer; fresh air; get fit; gym; heart; injury; muscle; team
Gap 1 offers: bones; injury; swim
Gap 2 offers: exercise; walk; swim
Gap 3 offers: get fit; fitness trainer; join
Gap 4 offers: an injury; ride a bicycle; fresh air
Gap 5 offers: get fit; get fresh air; ski
Gap 6 offers: gym; walk; muscle
Gap 7 offers: heart; injury; muscle
Gap 8 offers: injury; heart; muscle
Gap 9 offers: injury; muscle; bone
Gap 10 offers: muscle; heart; team

Q: Unit 9 Grammar: can/could.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   [...] she swim when she was nine years old?

   ●   We [...] get to the meeting on time yesterday because the train arrived late.

   ●   He [...] arrive at the party on time, even though he left his office late.

   ●   He's amazing, he [...] speak five languages including Japanese.

   ●   I [...] drive a car until I was forty, then I moved to the countryside and I had to learn.

   ●   I looked for my glasses everywhere but I [...] find them anywhere.

   ●   I spent hours looking for my keys,  luckily I [...] find them in the end.

   ●   She's seven years old but she [...] read yet , her parents are very worried.

   ●   I have read this book three times but I [...] understand it.

   ●   Jason [...] speak Chinese when he lived in China, but he has forgotten most of it now.
A: Could; couldn't; could; can; couldn't; couldn't; could; can't; can't; could
Gap 1 offers: Could; Can; Can't
Gap 2 offers: could; can't; couldn't
Gap 3 offers: could; can; can't
Gap 4 offers: could; cans; can
Gap 5 offers: can't; couldn't; could
Gap 6 offers: couldn't; could; culdn't
Gap 7 offers: can; couldn't; could
Gap 8 offers: cans; can't; cant
Gap 9 offers: can't; couldn't; could
Gap 10 offers: can; could; couldn't

Q: Unit 9 Grammar: can/must/should.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   That man is looking around and he doesn't move. He [...] be lost.

   ●   That man [...] be a doctor! He looks too young."

   ●   Albert always fails the tests, even though he's clever. He [...] study enough.

   ●   The food is really good at that restaurant. They [...] have a great chef.

   ●   Who's that at the door? It [...] be Susie. She'll still be at work now.

   ●   This [...] be John's house. This house has a red door, and it's number 24, just like he said.

   ●   Julie [...] have much money, or she would buy a new car. Her old one is falling apart.

   ●   He [...] be at work now, it's nearly eleven in the morning.

   ●   What a lot of lovely flowers you have! You [...] really like gardening.

   ●   David [...] drink a lot of coffee. He's finished two packets already this week!
A: must; can't; can't; must; can't; must; can't; should; must; must
Gap 1 offers: must; can't; should
Gap 2 offers: must; can't; should
Gap 3 offers: must; can't; shouldn't
Gap 4 offers: must; can't; should
Gap 5 offers: shoudnt; must; can't
Gap 6 offers: must; can't; shouldn't
Gap 7 offers: must; can't; shouldn't
Gap 8 offers: mustn't; can; should
Gap 9 offers: must; can't; shouldn't
Gap 10 offers: must; can't; should

Q: Unit 9 Grammar: must/have to.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   We have a lot of work tomorrow. You [...] be on time.

   ●   You [...] tell anyone what I just told you. It's a secret.

   ●   The museum is free. You [...] pay to get in.

   ●   Children [...] tell lies. It's very naughty.

   ●   John's a millionaire. He [...] go to work

   ●   I [...] do my washing, because nobody does it for me.

   ●   We [...] rush. We haven't got plenty of time.

   ●   You [...] smoke outside the school.

   ●   You can borrow my new dress but you [...] keep it clean.

   ●   We [...] catch the train, it's the last one tonight.
A: must; mustn't; don't have to; mustn't; doesn't have to; have to; have to; have to; have to; must
Gap 1 offers: must; don't have to; haven't to
Gap 2 offers: mustn't; don't have to; have to
Gap 3 offers: must; don't have to; have to
Gap 4 offers: have to; mustn't; don't have to
Gap 5 offers: must; don't have to; doesn't have to
Gap 6 offers: mustn't; don't have to; have to
Gap 7 offers: mustn't; don't have to; have to
Gap 8 offers: mustn't; don't have to; have to
Gap 9 offers: mustn't; don't have to; have to
Gap 10 offers: must; don't have to; mustn't

Q: Unit 9 Verbal tenses
Write the positive, negative and question forms of these sentences.

* Use contractions where it is possible.

●   Ellos sangraban. (bleed) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella ha golpeado. (hit) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Nosotros dirigiríamos. (lead) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ellos encendieron. (light) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ello asciende. (rise) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella agita. (shake) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ello estaba brillando. (shine) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Tú has lanzado. (throw) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella iba a colgar. (hang) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella despierta. (wake up) - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: They bled; They didn't bleed; Did they bleed?; She's hit; She hasn't hit; Has she hit?; We'd lead; We wouldn't lead; Would we lead?; They lit; They didn't light; Did they light?; It rises; It doesn't rise; Does it rise?; She shakes; She doesn't shake; Does she shake?; It was shining; It wasn't shining; Was it shining?; You've thrown; You haven't thrown; Have you thrown?; She was going to hang; She wasn't going to hang; Was she going to hang?; She wakes up; She doesn't wake up; Does she wake up?

Q: Unit 9 iregular verbs
Fill in the gaps with the correct answer

●   sangrar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   colgar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   golpear  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   dirigir  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   encender  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   ascender,subir  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   agitar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   brillar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   lanzar,tirar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   despertar  - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: bleed; bled; bled; hang; hung; hung; hit; hit; hit; lead; led; led; light; lit; lit; rise; rose; risen; shake; shook; shaken; shine; shone; shone; throw; threw; thrown; wake up; woke up; woken up

Q: Unit 9 Dictation
Listen and write the sentences you hear
U9_dict_1.mp3   ●   [...]?

U9_dict_2.mp3   ●   [...].

U9_dict_15.mp3   ●   [...].

U9_dict_16.mp3   ●   [...].

U9_dict_29.mp3   ●   [...].

U9_dict_30.mp3   ●   [...].
A: Could she swim when she was nine years old; We couldn't get to the meeting on time yesterday because the train arrived late; That can't be Susie because she's still at work now; This must be John's house because this house has got a red door; You can borrow my new dress but you have to keep it clean; We must catch the train because it's the last one tonight

Q: Unit 9 Listening
Listen and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
U9_LI1_4.mp3
●   Too much sugar gives your body calories and fat. [...].

   ●   Avoiding sugar can cause dangerous diseases. [...].

   ●   We should add [...] to our cereal.

   ●   What can we use instead of sugar when baking? We can use [...].

   ●   We should avoid snacks. [...].

   ●   If your diet is healthier you will be happier. [...].
A: True; False; fruit; spices; False; True
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: sugar; fruit; vegetables
Gap 4 offers: sugary cereal; spices; vanilla ice-cream
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 9 Reading 1
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   Doing exercise is always positive. [...].

   ●   When doing exercise you feel better. [...].

   ●   Exercise can be a problem when you're old. [...].

   ●   Do you have beautiful dreams when you exercise? [...].

   ●   When you exercise your heart [...].

   ●   When you exercise you can eat more food. [...].
A: True; True; False; No, you don't; becomes stronger; Doesn't say
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: No, you don't; Yes, you do; No, you can't sleep
Gap 5 offers: becomes harder; looks better; becomes stronger
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 9 Reading 2
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   If you want to have a healthy diet you have to do your shopping at a supermarket. [...].

   ●   If you eat dark chocolate your blood pressure [...].

   ●   Vegetables have few calories [...].

   ●   Your heart and your brain need the same diet. [...].

   ●   Coffee and salt protect your heart. [...].

   ●   Eating kidney pies helps you sleep. [...].
A: Doesn't say; will go down; True; True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: will go up; will stay the same; will go down
Gap 3 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 4 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say