Write the correct form of the verbs in parentheses or what, when, where.

A: I think you'll be interested in (1) _________________________ Mr. Jenkins told me yesterday.

He said you're doing well in his class.
B: Did he tell you (2) _________________________ the final exam is going to be?
A: No, and he didn't tell me (3) _________________________ the exam will be held either.
B: I'm worried. I'm afraid I missed the announcement. That happened to me last year. I didn't hear
when the final was and if Jack (4) _________________________ (tell) me (5)
_________________________ the notice was posted in the cafeteria, I (6)
_________________________ (take) the exam and I (7) _________________________ (fail) the
course.
A: Why don't you call the secretary and ask her (8) _________________________ you can see Mr.
Jenkins?
B: Good idea. If I (9) _________________________ (meet) you today, I (10)
_________________________ (remember) to ask him.

Complete the sentences with the following words. Add the correct suffix (-ment, -ion, -hood,
-ness), if necessary.
appoint, cheer, child , depress, depressed, down, happy, likely, mood, regret
Mark is very (1) _________________________. He's never in a good
(2) _________________________. He's suffered from (3) _________________________ since
(4) _________________________. Everything seems to get him (5) _________________________.
I've tried to (6) _________________________ him up, but nothing works.
(7) _________________________ is beyond his reach. He's made an
(8) _________________________ to see a doctor. I (9) _________________________ he didn't do
it before. I don't think there's much (10) _________________________ he'll ever be normal.

Read the book review and answer the questions.

Eric Weiner’s new book, The Geography of Bliss: One Grump’s Search for the Happiest Places in the
World, is delightful. He takes the reader on a world tour in search of real happiness. It’s difficult to
say exactly what kind of book it is. It mixes humor with a semi-scientific investigation, and
travelogues with popular psychological analysis. Among the countries visited we find the super-
controlled Switzerland; the immensely wealthy Qatar; Bhutan, a poor country where the King has
set his sights on calculating Gross National Happiness instead of the Gross National Product; and
Iceland, where lengthy winter nights have led the people to poetry and drink.

Not every inhabitant of the countries he examines will be in agreement with his analysis, and it is
true that he limits it to interviews with a few “typical” or “knowledgeable” people in each place.
However, those who have visited the countries under analysis will find themselves nodding in
agreement with his experiences. Although Weiner never finds complete happiness, he does
discover that happiness has many manifestations and he offers the reader many fascinating
suggestions for travel.

1 What is the reviewer's opinion of Eric Weiner's book?

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2 What does bliss mean?
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3 How are Qatar and Bhutan different?
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4 What is one limitation of the analysis?
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5 Why will travelers like the book?
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Write the correct form of the words in parentheses. Add an appropriate expression of purpose if
needed.
It (1) _________________________________________ (announce) that our city has a water
shortage. Some suggestions (2) _________________________________________ (make) to save
water. First of all, try using less water (3) _________________________________________ (wash).
Don't use the water hose (4) _________________________________________ (wash) your car.
Use a pail of water. Before the announcement, it (5)
_________________________________________ (suggest) that the city might have to limit water
distribution to specific times of the day (6) _________________________________________
(people / not use) too much water. We hope this won't be necessary. I'm going to think about how
I can use less water (7) _________________________________________ (save) as much water as I
can. My father says plans (8) _________________________________________ (make) right now
to find new sources of water (9) _________________________________________ (we / not have)
this problem again in the future. In general, water (10)
_________________________________________ (waste) all over the world and we have to be
prepared for when we don't have as much.

Write the correct form of the words in parentheses.

I can't stand (1) ____________________________ (take) exams. The worst kind of exams are “take
home” exams. The professor allows students (2) ____________________________ (work) on the
exam outside of class. Students are encouraged (3) ____________________________ (use)
references. You can even ask other students (4) ____________________________ (help) you. You
just have to write your conclusions all in your own words. You are forced (5)
____________________________ (not copy) with cut-and-paste from the Internet. You might ask
me why I'm not excited about (6) ____________________________ (take) these exams. The truth
is they are the most difficult exams there are. You are expected (7)
____________________________ (think)! I don't mind (8) ____________________________
(think). The problem is you have to do it in 24 to 48 hours. You have to keep on (9)
____________________________ (research) constantly during that time period. That's why I'm
not looking forward to (10) ____________________________ (study) with Professor Anderson this
year. He only gives “take home” exams.

Circle the correct answers.

Welcome to our camp. I'm sure you all (1) had already been reading / have already read / were
already reading about the camp before you decided to come, but I want to explain a few things
before you find your rooms. Remember that (2) had lived / live / living in a jungle like this one is
dangerous. You all enjoy (3) been / being / had been in uncivilized places, but this jungle is
different. I hadn't (4) been / been staying / stayed here for more than five minutes when I was
attacked by a tiger. When you are (5) walk / walked / walking through the jungle, be sure to
continue (6) had make / make / making a lot of noise. Let me tell you a story. Albert over there
(7) had been working / had worked / worked here for three weeks when he forgot to make noise
one day when he was going to the bathroom. Now, Albert (8) had already been reading / had
already read / already read all the information, just like you have, but he got careless. (9) Made /
Make / Making noise when you are in the jungle is very important. Look at Albert carefully. Notice
the scars on his face and remember to make noise. Now, I know you are all looking forward to
(10) find / finding / found your rooms, so please follow me.

Read the text and answer the questions.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. He
was a Baptist minister who joined the civil rights movement early in his career. He was dedicated to
achieving African-American rights in a country where African-Americans were considered by many
to be second-class citizens. In 1957 he led the Montgomery Bus Boycott, opposing the city's policy
of racial segregation on its public transit system, and two years later he helped found the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference, which was dedicated to using the nonviolent methods of
Mahatma Gandhi to reach its goals. In 1963 he led the March on Washington, in which hundreds of
thousands of civil rights activists met in the nation’s capital. At this event King gave his most
famous speech, “I Have a Dream,” in which he envisioned a society free from discrimination. He
was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964; the youngest person to ever receive it. He was
assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee on April 4, 1968 and posthumously awarded the Presidential
Medal of Freedom in 1977 and the Congressional Gold Medal in 2004. A U.S. federal holiday was
established in 1986 to commemorate his birth.

1 Why is Martin Luther King considered one of the most influential social activists in recent
history?
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2 What was the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
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3 What do King and Gandhi have in common?
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4 What was the main idea of King's “I Have a Dream” speech?
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5 What awards did he receive after his death?
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