Title: Quizz_unit_6
Course: 2º da ESO: Curso de inglés en 9 unidades integrado en Aula virtual

Q: Unit 6 Vocabulary: people and crime.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   A [...] is a person who investigates something.

   ●   An [...] is a person who knows a lot about something.

   ●   A [...] is a person with special methods to solve crimes.

   ●   A [...] makes false copies of something to deceive someone.

   ●   The [...] makes decisions on cases before a court of law.

   ●   The [...] is a group of people chosen to make a decision in a legal case.

   ●   A [...] helps people in matters relating to the law.

   ●   A [...] is the criminal who is in prison.

   ●   A [...] guards a place and protects people and things.

   ●   People think a [...] is possibly guilty of a crime.
A: detective; expert; forensic scientist; forger; judge; jury; lawyer; prisoner; security guard; suspect
Gap 1 offers: robber; detective; burglar
Gap 2 offers: judge; lawyer; expert
Gap 3 offers: forensic scientist; robber; expert
Gap 4 offers: murderer; forger; thief
Gap 5 offers: lawyer; forensic scientist; judge
Gap 6 offers: jury; judge; lawyer
Gap 7 offers: robber; lawyer; prisoner
Gap 8 offers: judge; jury; prisoner
Gap 9 offers: security guard; murderer; forger
Gap 10 offers: suspect; victim; jury

Q: Unit 6 Vocabulary: crime stories.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   A [...] is some money the police offer for information leading to the capture of a fugitive.

   ●   After you lose something you have to [...] it."

   ●   A [...] records images of a specific area for security reasons.

   ●   A [...] is an opening into the ground.

   ●   A [...] is a loud or unpleasant sound.

   ●   An [...] makes a loud sound as a signal.

   ●   People have to [...] when they don't want to be seen.

   ●   If you look carefully for something you have lost you can usually [...] it.

   ●   You can [...] a suspect if you are a witness at the crime scene.

   ●   If you have an [...] you cannot be guilty of a crime because you can prove you were somewhere else at that time.
A: reward; look for; security camera; hole; noise; alarm; hide; find; describe; alibi
Gap 1 offers: reward; hole; alarm
Gap 2 offers: prove; look for; hide
Gap 3 offers: hole; noise; security camera
Gap 4 offers: hole; noise; security camera
Gap 5 offers: reward; noise; sample
Gap 6 offers: alibi; innocent; alarm
Gap 7 offers: hide; prove; find out
Gap 8 offers: prove; find; escape
Gap 9 offers: prove; escape; describe
Gap 10 offers: alibi; innocent; hole

Q: Unit 6 Vocabulary: crime words.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   To [...] a man means to take that person to a police station and keep him there.

   ●   Legal cases are heard in a [...].

   ●   [...] is material that is presented to a court of law to help find the truth about something.

   ●   [...] are the marks your fingers leave on the things you touch.

   ●   A [...] is a weapon that shoots bullets.

   ●   To [...] means to take control of a plane or a vehicle by force.

   ●   To [...] means to ask questions and try to find evidence to solve crime.

   ●   You use a [...] to cut things when you cook or eat but it can also be a weapon.

   ●   To [...] means to fire a gun.

   ●   A [...] is a place to keep prisoners
A: arrest; court; Evidence; Fingerprints; gun; hijack; investigate; knife; shoot; prison
Gap 1 offers: arrest; investigate; steal
Gap 2 offers: prison; court; police station
Gap 3 offers: Weapon; Motive; Evidence
Gap 4 offers: Fingerprints; Weapons; Clues
Gap 5 offers: knife; gun; motive
Gap 6 offers: steal; kill; hijack
Gap 7 offers: investigate; steal; hijack
Gap 8 offers: knife; gun; clue
Gap 9 offers: kill; shoot; murder
Gap 10 offers: motive; robbery; prison

Q: Unit 6 Grammar: past continuous.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   The suspect [...] dark clothes and gloves when I saw him.

   ●   The man [...] at a young woman in the park when I saw him.

   ●   The woman [...] an umbrella when we saw her near the lake.

   ●   The police [...] questions to all the neighbours in the building when I got home.

   ●   My husband and I [...] tea in our garden when somebody called.

   ●   What [...] you [...] when the telephone rang yesterday at eight?

   ●   Who [...] your neighbour [...] to when you saw her in the bakery?

   ●   I [...] anything. I was just looking for my glasses when the police came.

   ●   They [...] the questions. They didn't want to talk to the police when they arrested them.

   ●   We  [...] anything. We were looking at the things in the shop when we heard the alarm.
A: was wearing; was looking; was carrying; were asking; were having; were; doing; was; talking; wasn't hiding; weren't answering; weren't stealing
Gap 1 offers: was wearing; were wearing; wore
Gap 2 offers: were looking; was looking; is looking
Gap 3 offers: were carrying; is carrying; was carrying
Gap 4 offers: were asking; is asking; are asking
Gap 5 offers: are having; were having; was having
Gap 6 offers: are; is; were
Gap 7 offers: doing; does; do
Gap 8 offers: were; be; was
Gap 9 offers: talks; talk; talking
Gap 10 offers: weren't hiding; wasn't hiding; were hiding
Gap 11 offers: weren't answering; wasn't answering; was answering
Gap 12 offers: did steal; weren't stealing; wasn't stealing

Q: Unit 6 Grammar: past simple/continuous.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   When Jim [...] in the evening we were watching football on TV.

   ●   When Sam [...] we were having dinner in the kitchen.

   ●   The telephone rang at eight but I [...] a shower.

   ●   I [...] the newspaper when Mark left home in the morning.

   ●   It [...] when I took the dog for a walk on Sunday afternoon.

   ●   What [...] you [...] when the police stopped you in the street?

   ●   We [...] from the police when they arrested us.

   ●   [...] it [...] when you went out of the restaurant yesterday?

   ●   When we [...] the window we saw that it was raining.

   ●   When we heard the noise we saw a man who [...] in the middle of the traffic.
A: arrived; phoned; was having; was reading; was snowing; were; doing; weren't hiding; Was; raining; opened; was running
Gap 1 offers: arrived; arrives; was arrive
Gap 2 offers: was phoned; is phoning; phoned
Gap 3 offers: was having; was have; were having
Gap 4 offers: was read; was reading; were reading
Gap 5 offers: was snowing; was snowed; were snowing
Gap 6 offers: are; was; were
Gap 7 offers: do; doing; did
Gap 8 offers: weren't hiding; was hiding; are hiding
Gap 9 offers: Where; Was; Is
Gap 10 offers: raining; rain; rains
Gap 11 offers: open; was opening; opened
Gap 12 offers: was running; was run; were running

Q: Unit 6 Grammar: connectors.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps
●   [...] his injury, Tom wanted to play football with his friends yesterday.

   ●   [...] being a good footballer, James can also play the drums quite well.

   ●   You can have [...] a sandwich [...] an apple if you are hungry.

   ●   The Barrows are our neighbours [...] our friends so they are always welcome.

   ●   Susan had a headache yesterday [...] she didn't come to the party.

   ●   [...] Paul was very tired, he studied for his exam until midnight.

   ●   [...] cut out the figures of the animals and [...] glue then into that beautiful album.

   ●   She would like to learn Chinese, [...] she doesn't know anyone who can teach her.

   ●   [...] we were driving through the villages we saw many nice trees and rivers.

   ●   When Alice comes back home from work she lies down on the sofa [...] she's tired.
A: Despite; Besides; either; or; as well as; so; Although; First; then; however; While; because
Gap 1 offers: Despite; Besides; Although
Gap 2 offers: Despite; Although; Besides
Gap 3 offers: either; and; but
Gap 4 offers: because; first; or
Gap 5 offers: although; as well as; because
Gap 6 offers: although; because; so
Gap 7 offers: And; Although; So
Gap 8 offers: First; Either; Or
Gap 9 offers: although; then; but
Gap 10 offers: however; besides; because
Gap 11 offers: Despite; While; But
Gap 12 offers: but; so; because

Q: Unit 6 Verbal tenses
Write the positive, negative and question forms of these sentences.

* Use contractions where it is possible.

●   Nosotros deletrearemos. (spell) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ella enseña. (teach) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Yo estaba nadando. (swim) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ellas venderían. (sell) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Él lucha. (fight) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Nosotros vamos a mostrar. (show) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Tú enviaste. (send) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Ello está escondido. (hide) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Tú conseguirías. (get) - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   Vosotros habéis congelado. (freeze) - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: We'll spell; We won't spell; Will we spell?; She teaches; She doesn't teach; Does she teach?; I was swimming; I wasn't swimming; Was I swimming?; They'd sell; They wouldn't sell; Would they sell?; He fights; He doesn't fight; Does he fight?; We're going to show; We aren't going to show; Are we going to show?; You sent; You didn't send; Did you send?; It's hidden; It isn't hidden; Is it hidden?; You'd get; You wouldn't get; Would you get?; You've frozen; You haven't frozen; Have you frozen?

Q: Unit 6 iregular verbs
Fill in the gaps with the correct answer

●   luchar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   congelar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   conseguir  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   esconder  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   vender  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   enviar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   mostrar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   deletrear  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   nadar  - [...] - [...] - [...]

   ●   enseñar  - [...] - [...] - [...]
A: fight; fought; fought; freeze; froze; frozen; get; got; got; hide; hid; hidden; sell; sold; sold; send; sent; sent; show; showed; shown; spell; spelt; spelt; swim; swam; swum; teach; taught; taught

Q: Unit 6 Dictation
Listen and write the sentences you hear
U6_dict_1.mp3   ●   [...].

U6_dict_2.mp3  ●   [...].

U6_dict_15.mp3   ●   [...].

U6_dict_16.mp3   ●   [...]?

U6_dict_29.mp3   ●   [...].

U6_dict_30.mp3   ●   [...].
A: The suspect was wearing dark clothes and gloves when I saw him; The man was looking at a young woman in the park when I saw him; It was snowing when I took the dog for a walk on Sunday afternoon; What were you doing when the police stopped you in the street; While we were driving through the village we saw many nice trees and rivers; When Alice comes back home from work she lies down on the sofa because she's tired

Q: Unit 6 Listening
Listen and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
U6_LI1_1.mp3
●   How many times did Fagan go into Buckingham Palace? [...].

   ●   Why did the police silence the alarm? Because they thought it was [...].

   ●   Before the housemaid saw him, Fagan [...].

   ●   The police thought the housemaid [...].

   ●   What was Fagan carrying when he entered the Queen's bedroom? [...].

   ●   When the Queen woke up she gave Fagan a cigar. [...].
A: Two; faulty; had a snack; was wrong; A fragment of glass; False
Gap 1 offers: One; Two; Three
Gap 2 offers: faulty; too noisy; very expensive
Gap 3 offers: stole some things; had a snack; smoked a cigarette
Gap 4 offers: was histerical; was Fagan's wife; was wrong
Gap 5 offers: A fragment of glass; A gun; A cigarette
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 6 Reading 1
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   Bonnie and Clyde was just one person. [...].

   ●   Clyde was sent to prison [...].

   ●   Clyde started his criminal career pretty soon. [...].

   ●   How many people formed the “Barrow Gang”? [...].

   ●   Clyde started his criminal career with his girlfriend. [...].

   ●   The “Barrow Gang” disintegrated when Clyde's brother was killed. [...].
A: False; after meeting his girlfriend; True; Six; False; True
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: when he was 14; after meeting his girlfriend; together with his girlfriend
Gap 3 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 4 offers: Four; Five; Six
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say

Q: Unit 6 Reading 2
Read the text and choose the best option to fill in the gaps
●   Al Capone was born in Italy. [...].

   ●   At the beginning of his criminal career Al Capone worked in the liquor business. [...].

   ●   What was Capone like? [...].

   ●   Capone's life was surrounded by violence. [...].

   ●   More than 500 people worked for Al Capone [...].

   ●   Capone used knives to keep his power. [...].
A: False; True; Sociable; True; True; Doesn't say
Gap 1 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 2 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 3 offers: Shy; Sociable; Mean
Gap 4 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 5 offers: True; False; Doesn't say
Gap 6 offers: True; False; Doesn't say