Two years later an American businessman, William Boyce, got lost in London.. This meeting led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910.. The Scouting Association has more
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I Odd one out.
1 a handicapped b elderly c escaped d blind
3 a stick b underline c highlight d revise
4 a interesting b watching TV c camping d washing up
II Choose the best answers:
1 I used to ……… my younger brothers and sisters
a looking after b looks after c look after
2 I’m going to Laos …… January
3 Bill is a …… driver He drives ……
a carefully/carefully b careful/carefully c careful/careful
4 Ba enjoys…… to the circus
5 ……… can I help you?
6 How can you pronounce the “ED” in the word “ACCEPTED”?
III Use the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets.
1 Where ……… they (collect) ……… the garbage?
2 I hate (get) ……… up early in the winter days I used to (get) …… up at four when I was ten
3 Last Sunday, I (write) ……… some letters and (go) ……… to bed
IV Change the following sentences in to Reported Speech.
1 “ Don’t talk in class!” the teacher said to the students
………
2 Loan said to her brother: “ Help me with the homework!”
………
V Read the passage and choose true (T) or false (F).
Scouting began in England in 1907 Two years later an American businessman, William Boyce, got lost in London A boy helped him and explained that he was a scout This meeting led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910
In 1994, there were 5,400,000 scouts in America Now scouting is popular worldwide The
Scouting Association has more than 25 million members, making it the largest voluntary youth
organization in the world
1 Two years later an American businessman got lost in England …………
3 A boy helped him and a girl explained that he was a scout …………
4 The Scouting Association is the biggest voluntary youth organization in the world …………
VI Reorder these words in order to make true sentences.
1 show/ way/ Could/ the/ you/ me/ bank/ the/ to/?
………
2 had/ named/ Little Pea/ farmer/ Once/ a/ a/ daughter/ poor
………
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VII Odd one out (1d) )
1 a handicapped b elderly c escaped d blind
3 a stick b underline c highlight d revise
4 a interesting b watching TV c camping d washing up
VIII Choose the best answers (1.5d)
5 I used to ……… my younger brothers and sisters
a looking after b looks after c look after
6 I’m going to Laos …… January
7 Bill is a …… driver He drives ……
a carefully/carefully b careful/carefully c careful/careful
8 Ba enjoys…… to the circus
9 ……… can I help you?
10 How can you pronounce the “ED” in the word “ACCEPTED”?
IX Use the correct form or tense of the verbs in brackets (1.5) )
1 Where …do… they (collect) ……collect………… the garbage?
2 I hate (get) …getting……… up early in the winter days I used to (get) …get… up
at four when I was ten
3 Last Sunday, I (write) …wrote……… some letters and (go) …went…… to bed
X Change the following sentences in to Reported Speech(2d) )
1 “ Don’t talk in class!” the teacher said to the students
The teacher asked/ told the students not to talk in class.
2 Loan said to her brother: “ Help me with the homework!”
Loan asked/ told her brother to help her with the homework.
XI Read the passage and choose true (T) or false (F) (2d)
Scouting began in England in 1907 Two years later an American businessman, William Boyce, got lost in London A boy helped him and explained that he was a scout This meeting led to the Scouts Association crossing the Atlantic in 1910
In 1994, there were 5,400,000 scouts in America Now scouting is popular worldwide The Scouting Association has more than 25 million members, making it the largest voluntary youth organization in the world
1 Two years later an American businessman got lost in England ……T……
3 A boy helped him and a girl explained that he was a scout ……F……
4 The Scouting Association is the biggest voluntary youth organization in the world ……T…… XII Reorder these words in order to make true sentences (2d).
1 show/ way/ Could/ the/ you/ me/ bank/ the/ to/?
Could you show me the way to the bank?
2 had/ named/ Little Pea/ farmer/ Once/ a/ a/ daughter/ poor
Once a poor farmer had a daughter named Little Pea