Title: Quizz_unit_5
Course: 2º da ESO: Curso de inglés en 9 unidades integrado en Aula virtual

Q: Unit 5 Vocabulary: geographical nouns.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   A [...] is a high steep surface usually of rock.

   ●   The [...] is a piece of land near the sea.

   ●   A [...] is a long line of rocks or coral near the surface of the water in the ocean.

   ●   The [...] is where the sun rises in the morning.

   ●   A [...] is an open area of land without trees or buildings that often has special use to grow vegetables.

   ●   A [...] is an area of ice that moves slowly down an area of land.

   ●   A [...] is a group of trees.

   ●   The [...] is a protected area for ships next to land.

   ●   When you look at the rising sun the [...] is to your left. It's in the opposite direction to the south.

   ●   When you look at the rising sun the [...] is to your right. It's in the opposite direction to the north.
A: cliff; coast; reef; east; field; glacier; forest; harbour; north; south
Gap 1 offers: forest; cliff; stream
Gap 2 offers: canyon; lake; coast
Gap 3 offers: reef; beach; river
Gap 4 offers: west; east; south
Gap 5 offers: beach; forest; field
Gap 6 offers: glacier; river; beach
Gap 7 offers: field; forest; harbour
Gap 8 offers: forest; harbour; lake
Gap 9 offers: north; south; west
Gap 10 offers: south; east; north

Q: Unit 5 Vocabulary: adjectives to describe places.
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●   If you are [...] you are not angry or excited.

   ●   A [...] book is boring or uninteresting.

   ●   When you have an important celebration you usually wear [...] clothes so you look graceful and attractive.

   ●   Something [...] is very unusual.

   ●   Something [...] causes fear.

   ●   Your [...] holiday is your dream holiday.

   ●   An [...] place is very far away from other places.

   ●   A [...] place is full of energy or activity, for example a market on Saturday morning.

   ●   A [...] place is full of peace so you can relax there.

   ●   A [...] scenery makes you feel happiness or pleasure.
A: calm; dull; elegant; extraordinary; frightening; ideal; isolated; lively; peaceful; pleasant
Gap 1 offers: calm; nervous; interesting
Gap 2 offers: dull; marvellous; ideal
Gap 3 offers: old; casual; elegant
Gap 4 offers: extraordinary; common; dull
Gap 5 offers: boring; frightening; popular
Gap 6 offers: boring; dull; ideal
Gap 7 offers: isolated; important; peaceful
Gap 8 offers: boring; lively; dull
Gap 9 offers: lively; frightening; peaceful
Gap 10 offers: pleasant; dull; terrible

Q: Unit 5 Vocabulary: hotels.
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●   You can have a shower if you have a room with a [...] in your hotel.

   ●   You need [...] in a hotel room when the temperature is very high.

   ●   I live on the second [...] of a new block of flats.

   ●   If you can't cook you can go to a [...] for lunch or dinner.

   ●   You go to a [...] to swim in the winter.

   ●   Some gyms have a [...] where it is really hot and your body can relax.

   ●   Young people love going to the [...] to dance at weekends.

   ●   If you can't cook you can go to a [...] for lunch or dinner.

   ●   People play tennis in a [...].

   ●   A cold [...] in the morning before breakfast is great to wake you up, not a hot bath.
A: bathroom; air conditioning; floor; restaurant; swimming pool; sauna; disco; restaurant; tennis court; shower
Gap 1 offers: double bed; bathroom; towel
Gap 2 offers: bath; towel; air conditioning
Gap 3 offers: floor; room; lift
Gap 4 offers: restaurant; lift; shop
Gap 5 offers: bathroom; swimming pool; sauna
Gap 6 offers: sauna; bathroom; beach
Gap 7 offers: swimming pool; bathroom; disco
Gap 8 offers: restaurant; lift; shop
Gap 9 offers: tennis ground; forest; tennis court
Gap 10 offers: shower; bathroom; swimming pool

Q: Unit 5 Grammar: comparative adjectives.
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●   My cousin is [...] me and we are both thin so we can share our clothes.

   ●   My grandparents' garden in our village is [...] my parents' flat in the city.

   ●   The capital city in Spain is [...] the capital city in Mexico, so wearing jewels is no problem.

   ●   At home at last! My hotel in London was [...] our apartment.

   ●   The United States of America are [...] Great Britain, so everybody there travels by plane.

   ●   The pubs in the old town are [...] after midnight, when all the young people go out.

   ●   The countryside is [...] in spring. That's the best season to take photographs.

   ●   Those waterfalls are one hundred metres high, but these you can visit here are even [...].

   ●   Most people on the island are vegetarians so their diet is [...] ours.

   ●   I know you like large beaches and this beach is [...] but its water is cleaner.
A: as tall as; more relaxing than; safer than; less comfortable than; bigger than; livelier; more colourful; higher; healthier than; smaller
Gap 1 offers: as tall as; taller to; as taller as
Gap 2 offers: relaxinger than; more relaxing than; so relaxing than
Gap 3 offers: safest than; the safest; safer than
Gap 4 offers: as comfortable so; more comfortabler than; less comfortable than
Gap 5 offers: bigger than; more big; the biggest than
Gap 6 offers: livelier; more livelier; most livelier
Gap 7 offers: less colourful; a lot colourful; more colourful
Gap 8 offers: higher; tallest; more taller
Gap 9 offers: more healthier than; healthier than; the healthiest
Gap 10 offers: smallest; smaller; the smaller

Q: Unit 5 Grammar: superlative adjectives.
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●   We are in a hurry. Is this the [...] way to the campsite by the lake?

   ●   That is the [...] village in those mountains so it's not easy to get there.

   ●   The [...] part of the trip was the visit to the exhibition. It was really boring.

   ●   Panzo is the [...] monkey in the zoo. He loves getting close to tourists.

   ●   The top of a high mountain is the [...] place in the world. I can't think of a better place.

   ●   Climbing up the canyon was the [...] experience I had in the desert.

   ●   The horrible weather was the [...] part of our summer holiday. We couldn't go to the beach!

   ●   The coral reef in Australia is the [...] in the world. Austronauts can see it from space.

   ●   This is the [...] city in the country because it has the biggest airport.

   ●   The white beach has the [...] waters around. You never feel cold when you dive there.
A: fastest; most isolated; least exciting; friendliest; best; most frightening; worst; largest; most important; warmest
Gap 1 offers: fastest; faster; most fast
Gap 2 offers: more isolated; too isolated; most isolated
Gap 3 offers: least exciting; most exciting; too exciting
Gap 4 offers: friendlier; friendliest; more friendly
Gap 5 offers: better; more best; best
Gap 6 offers: most frightening; least frightening; more frightening
Gap 7 offers: worse; worst; most bad
Gap 8 offers: mort large; most largest; largest
Gap 9 offers: most important; best important; more important
Gap 10 offers: coldest; warmest; mort warm

Q: Unit 5 Grammar: enough/too, suggestions and directions.
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●   I know this hotel is perfect for our holiday but we don't have much money and it is [...].

   ●   Don't wear that dress. It is not [...] for a job inteview.

   ●   The hotel room was fine but the disco downstairs was [...] and we couldn't sleep.

   ●   [...] to the countryside for a change next summer.

   ●   How about [...] to the north of the country? I'm sure you'll like it.

   ●   The water is not [...] for a swim. Let's wait for a sunny day.

   ●   India is not [...] to travel alone. Why don't you go to Germany?

   ●   The weather is [...] to have dinner outside. Let's have dinner in the dining room.

   ●   The island was [...] and the sailors had to wait for ten days for the rescue.

   ●   This area is not [...] for a relaxing holiday. You need a calmer place.
A: too expensive; elegant enough; too noisy; Let's go; travelling; warm enough; safe enough; too cold; too isolated; calm enough
Gap 1 offers: expensive enough; too expensive; enough expensive
Gap 2 offers: elegant enough; too elegant; enough elegant
Gap 3 offers: noisy enough; too noisy; most noisy
Gap 4 offers: Let's go; How about go; What do you think of go
Gap 5 offers: to travel; travelling; travel
Gap 6 offers: warm enough; enough warm; too warm
Gap 7 offers: enough safe; safe enough; too safe
Gap 8 offers: cold enough; enough cold; too cold
Gap 9 offers: too isolated; isolated too; enough isolated
Gap 10 offers: enough calm; too calm; calm enough

Q: Unit 5 Reading 1
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   Istanbul has always been an important city. [...].

   ●   Istanbul is in between Europe and Asia. [...].

   ●   Istanbul is an expensive city now. [...].

   ●   What's the weather like in Istanbul in the summer? [...].

   ●   Istanbul has a lot of churches. [...].

   ●   Cheap food in Istanbul is easier to find than cheap accommodation. [...].
A: True / False; True / False; False; hot and wet; Doesn't say; True
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: hot and dry; hot and wet; cold and humid
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 5 Reading 2
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   Prague is a small city [...].

   ●   Public transport is the best option to travel in Prague. [...].

   ●   You should visit Prague even though [...].

   ●   What's accommodation in Prague like? [...].

   ●   Traditional cuisine in Prague is very healthy. [...].

   ●   When you travel to Prague [...].
A: True; False; it's full of tourists; Hotels are expensive; False; try the local meals
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: it's cheaper now; it's not very clean; it's full of tourists
Gap 4 offers: Hotels are expensive; Hostels are expensive; Campsites are cheap
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: go on a diet; go to the tourist restaurants; try the local meals

Q: Unit 5 Listening
Listen and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
U5_LI1_3.mp3
●   New Zealand is close to the [...].

   ●   But the mountains in the south are [...]. They are called the [...] Alps.

   ●   The highest mountain is [...] metres high.

   ●   The weather in New Zealand [...] very fast.

   ●   New Zeland is [...] country and most of the people who live there are [...].

   ●   As you travel south you can see some [...] and also [...].
A: South Pole; higher; Southern; 3.754; changes; a young; young; hills; volcanoes
Gap 1 offers: North Pole; South Pole; Equator
Gap 2 offers: lower; wider; higher
Gap 3 offers: Southern; Northern; Australian
Gap 4 offers: 4.754; 3.754; 3.654
Gap 5 offers: changes; doesn't change; rarely changes
Gap 6 offers: an old; a young; an African
Gap 7 offers: young; old; Australian
Gap 8 offers: lakes; hills; strange animals
Gap 9 offers: villages; cities; volcanoes

Q: Unit 5 Dictation
Listen and write the sentences you hear
U5_dict_1.mp3   ●   [...].

U5_dict_2.mp3   ●   [...].

U5_dict_15.mp3   ●   [...].

U5_dict_16.mp3   ●   [...].

U5_dict_29.mp3   ●   [...].

U5_dict_30.mp3   ●   [...].
A: My cousin is as tall as me and we are both thin so we can share our clothes; My grandparents' garden in our village is more relaxing than my parents' flat in the city; The top of a high mountain is the best place in the world; Climbing up the canyon was the most frightening experience I had in the desert; The island was too isolated and the sailors had to wait for the rescue; This area is not calm enough for a relaxing holiday

Q: Unit 5 Verbal tenses
Write the positive, negative and question forms of these sentences.

* Use contractions where it is possible.

●   Ellos llegarán a ser. (become) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella empezará. (begin) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Yo dibujé. (draw) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Tú perdonarías. (forgive) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Nosotros estamos manteniendo. (keep) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Nosotros dijimos. (say) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Él está poniendo. (put) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Vosotras montaríais. (ride) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Él gasta. (spend) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella ha dormido. (sleep) - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: They'll become; They won't become; Will they become?; She'll begin; She won't begin; Will she begin?; I drew; I didn't draw; Did I draw?; You'd forgive; You wouldn't forgive; Would you forgive?; We're keeping; We aren't keeping; Are we keeping?; We said; We didn't say; Did we say?; He's putting; He isn't putting; Is he putting?; You'd ride; You wouldn't ride; Would you ride?; He spends; He doesn't spend; Does he spend?; She's slept; She hasn't slept; Has she slept?

Q: Unit 5 iregular verbs
Fill in the gaps with the correct answer

●   convertirse en  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   empezar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   dibujar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   perdonar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   mantener,guardar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   poner  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   montar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   decir  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   dormir  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   gastar,pasar  - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: become; became; become; begin; began; begun; draw; drew; drawn; forgive; forgave; forgiven; keep; kept; kept; put; put; put; ride; rode; ridden; say; said; said; sleep; slept; slept; spend; spent; spent