Title: Quizz_unit_8
Course: 2º da ESO: Curso de inglés en 9 unidades integrado en Aula virtual

Q: Unit 8 Vocabulary: verbs for experiences.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   To [...] means to do better than a previous record.

   ●   If you don't study hard enough you can [...] a test.

   ●   To [...] an animal means to give it food.

   ●   To [...] is the opposite of to remember them.

   ●   When you don't know a place you can [...].

   ●   When you are learning a foreign language it's important to [...] to practise it.

   ●   On their honeymoon some couples choose to [...] in the Mediterranean.

   ●   You need very specific skills to [...] as an acrobat.

   ●   Firefighters know how to [...].

   ●   Students at Oxford and Cambridge traditionally have to [...] and take part in a competition on the river.
A: break a record; fail; feed; forget things; get lost; go abroad; go on a cruise; perform in a circus; put out a fire; row boats
Gap 1 offers: break a record; fail a test; forget things
Gap 2 offers: save a person's life; fail; go camping
Gap 3 offers: take part in a carnival; meet a famous person; feed
Gap 4 offers: forget things; break a record; feed an animal
Gap 5 offers: meet a famous person; walk a tightrope; get lost
Gap 6 offers: go abroad; take lessons in self defence; feed an animal
Gap 7 offers: go on a cruise; feed an animal; tell lies
Gap 8 offers: meet a famous person; perform in a circus; go camping
Gap 9 offers: forget things; get lost; put out a fire
Gap 10 offers: row boats; feed an animal; put out fire

Q: Unit 8 Vocabulary: adjectives(-ed) for experiences.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   To be [...] means to be upset or annoyed.

   ●   To be [...] means to be really tired.

   ●   To be [...] means to be afraid of something.

   ●   To be [...] means to be very unpleasant.

   ●   To be [...] means to be very happy and pleased because of something you've done.

   ●   To be [...] means to be extremely silly.

   ●   To be [...] means to be dangerous because you are at risk.

   ●   To be [...] means to be impolite.

   ●   To be [...] means to be stupid.

   ●   To be [...] means to show something is unexpected.
A: angry; exhausted; frightened; nasty; proud; ridiculous; risky; rude; silly; surprised
Gap 1 offers: angry; exhausted; excited
Gap 2 offers: angry; exhausted; dangerous
Gap 3 offers: angry; silly; frightened
Gap 4 offers: nasty; dangerous; sad
Gap 5 offers: frightened; proud; rude
Gap 6 offers: exhausted; special; ridiculous
Gap 7 offers: risky; rude; proud
Gap 8 offers: angry; rude; happy
Gap 9 offers: surprised; silly; unpleasant
Gap 10 offers: surprised; ridiculous; excited

Q: Unit 8 Vocabulary: adjectives(-ing) for TV programmes.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   To be [...] means to make you feel afraid of it.

   ●   To be [...] means to be unexpected.

   ●   To be [...] means to make you feel nervous or upset.

   ●   To be [...] means to make you feel enthusiastic.

   ●   To be [...] means to make you feel tired.

   ●   A [...] is about the daily lives of fictional characters.

   ●   A [...] is about real people in real situations.

   ●   In a [...] people try to win prizes.

   ●   A [...] is about real facts of the natural world.

   ●   A [...] programme is about sport.
A: frightening; surprising; worrying; exciting; tiring; soap opera; reality programme; game show; documentary; sport
Gap 1 offers: frightening; exciting; tiring
Gap 2 offers: frightening; surprising; tiring
Gap 3 offers: exciting; tiring; worrying
Gap 4 offers: exciting; tiring; frightening
Gap 5 offers: exciting; tiring; frightening
Gap 6 offers: soap opera; sport; game show
Gap 7 offers: documentary; reality programme; cartoon
Gap 8 offers: news; cartoon; game show
Gap 9 offers: documentary; cartoon; comedy
Gap 10 offers: reality; sport; game show

Q: Unit 8 Grammar: present perfect simple.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   [...] you ever [...] a boat?

   ●   [...] the man just [...] the child's life?

   ●   We [...] a mountain.

   ●   She [...] any award.

   ●   [...] you ever [...] a famous person?

   ●   We [...] him for two weeks.

   ●   They [...] to him since Monday.

   ●   We [...] in the carnival.

   ●   My sister [...] a tightrope.

   ●   Peter and John [...] abroad twice.
A: Have; rowed; Has; saved; haven't climbed; hasn't received; Have; met; haven't seen; haven't talked; have taken part; has walked; have been
Gap 1 offers: Has; Have; Having
Gap 2 offers: rowed; row; rows
Gap 3 offers: Have; Has; Having
Gap 4 offers: save; saved; saven
Gap 5 offers: hasn't climbed; haven't climbed; haven't climb
Gap 6 offers: haven't receive; hasn't received; haven't received
Gap 7 offers: Have; Has; Having
Gap 8 offers: meet; met; meaten
Gap 9 offers: hasn't seen; haven't seen; haven't see
Gap 10 offers: haven't talked; hasn't talked; having talked
Gap 11 offers: have taken part; has taken part; have taking part
Gap 12 offers: has walked; have walked; has walking
Gap 13 offers: has been; have been; having been

Q: Unit 8 Grammar: for/since/during.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   We haven't seen her [...] two weeks.

   ●   They haven't talked to him [...] Monday.

   ●   We haven't been in a cruise [...] five years.

   ●   Peter and John have been abroad [...] July.

   ●   My sister has walked a tightrope [...] fifteen seconds.

   ●   We have taken part in the carnival [...] we were seventeen.

   ●   We haven't climbed a mountain [...] the accident.

   ●   I haven't had a holiday [...] the summer.

   ●   She hasn't fed the baby [...] eight.

   ●   They have studied English [...] the holiday.
A: for; since; for; since; for; since; since; during; since; during
Gap 1 offers: since; for; during
Gap 2 offers: during; for; since
Gap 3 offers: for; since; during
Gap 4 offers: for; during; since
Gap 5 offers: during; for; since
Gap 6 offers: since; for; during
Gap 7 offers: since; for; during
Gap 8 offers: since; during; for
Gap 9 offers: since; for; during
Gap 10 offers: during; since; for

Q: Unit 8 Grammar: yet/still/already/ever/just.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   We have [...] won the lottery.

   ●   We haven't climbed a mountain [...].

   ●   She hasn't received any award [...].

   ●   Has the man [...] saved the child's life?

   ●   Have you [...] rowed a boat?

   ●   Have your children [...] seen a circus?

   ●   It's midday and Jules is [...] in bed.

   ●   It's nine in the morning but it's [...] dark outside.

   ●   Do you [...] want to come shopping with me?

   ●   I haven't read your book [...].
A: just; yet; yet; just; ever; ever; still; still; still; yet
Gap 1 offers: yet; ever; just
Gap 2 offers: already; still; yet
Gap 3 offers: yet; still; already
Gap 4 offers: still; yet; just
Gap 5 offers: still; ever; already
Gap 6 offers: still; ever; yet
Gap 7 offers: still; ever; yet
Gap 8 offers: yet; still; just
Gap 9 offers: yet; just; still
Gap 10 offers: yet; already; just

Q: Unit 8 Verbal tenses
Write the positive, negative and question forms of these sentences.

* Use contractions where it is possible.

●   Yo estaba quemando. (burn) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Él cavó. (dig) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Vosotras alimentaréis. (feed) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ellas crecerían. (grow) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ellos están celebrando. (hold) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Nosotros oleríamos. (smell) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Vosotros diréis (tell) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Yo he comprendido. (understand) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Tú llevarás puesto. (wear) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella gana. (win) - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: I was burning; I wasn't burning; Was I burning?; He dug; He didn't dig; Did he dig?; You'll feed; You won't feed; Will you feed?; They'd grow; They wouldn't grow; Would they grow?; They are holding; They aren't holding; Are they holding?; We'd smell; We wouldn't smell; Would we smell?; You'll tell; You won't tell; Will you tell?; I've understood; I haven't understood; Have I understood?; You'll wear; You won't wear; Will you wear?; She wins; She doesn't win; Does she win?

Q: Unit 8 iregular verbs
Fill in the gaps with the correct answer

●   quemar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   cavar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   alimentar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   crecer  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   celebrar,sostener  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   oler  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   decir,contar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   comprender  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   llevar puesto  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   ganar  - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: burn; burnt; burnt; dig; dug; dug; feed; fed; fed; grow; grew; grown; hold; held; held; smell; smelt; smelt; tell; told; told; understand; understood; understood; wear; wore; worn; win; won; won

Q: Unit 8 Dictation
Listen and write the sentences you hear
U8_dict_1.mp3   ●   [...]?

U8_dict_2.mp3  ●   [...]?

U8_dict_15.mp3   ●   [...].

U8_dict_16.mp3   ●   [...].

U8_dict_29.mp3   ●   [...]?

U8_dict_30.mp3   ●   [...].
A: Have you ever rowed a boat; Has the man just saved the child's life; My sister has walked a tightrope for fifteen seconds; We have taken part in the carnival since we were seventeen; Do you still want to come shopping with me; I haven't read your book yet

Q: Unit 8 Listening
Listen and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
U8_LI1_1.mp3
●   The [...] in Boston is great.

   ●   Brian has already met Frank. [...].

   ●   Brian has a meeting tomorrow [...].

   ●   During the presentation Brian was [...].

   ●   Brian talked to the sales director for a long time. [...].

   ●   Why hasn't Brian visited the museums yet? Because he [...].
A: weather; False; morning; nervous; False; hasn't had the time yet
Gap 1 offers: architecture; weather; food
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: morning; afternoon; at 10
Gap 4 offers: tired; relaxed; nervous
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: went to the harbour; has taken a tour around town; hasn't had the time yet

Q: Unit 8 Reading 1
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   The Big Bang Theory is a funny show. [...].

   ●   The characters in The Big Bang Theory are very different. [...].

   ●   When did the main character in The Big Bang Theory start university? When he was [...].

   ●   The woman in The Big Bang Theory [...].

   ●   The main character in The Big Bang Theory is very proud of himself. [...].

   ●   All the characters in The Big Bang Theory live in the same apartment. [...].
A: True; True; eleven; has common sense; True; False
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: eleven; fourteen; forty
Gap 4 offers: dislikes physical contact; is very intelligent; has common sense
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 8 Reading 2
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   What is the prize for the winner of the Big Brother show? [...].

   ●   The people in the Big Brother show live with their families. [...].

   ●   The people in the Big Brother show [...].

   ●   The contestants in the Big Brother show have a regular salary. [...].

   ●   In the Diary Room contestants [...].

   ●   Who is the winner in the Big Brother show? The person who [...].
A: Money; False; are watched by TV cameras all day; False; give their opinion; stays in the house till the end
Gap 1 offers: They become actors; A house; Money
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: are watched by TV cameras all day; want to become actors; watch TV all day
Gap 4 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 5 offers: give their opinion; phone friends; have dinner
Gap 6 offers: gets on well with everybody; cleans the house; stays in the house till the end