UNIT TEST 7 ● ANSWER KEY
Vocabulary and Grammar
Group A
Vocabulary
Exercise 1
1 chat show: A chat show is a TV programme in which
famous people are interviewed in an informal way.
2 quiz show: A quiz show is a TV programme in which
people compete by answering questions.
3 sitcom: A sitcom is a funny television series about the
same characters each week.
4 channel: A TV channel is a television station that
broadcasts programmes.
5 documentary: A documentary is a television programme
that shows and discusses the facts about a subject.
6 current affairs: A current affairs programme shows and
discusses things that are happening in the world.
Exercise 2
1 adaptation: An adaptation of a book or play is a new
version of it in which some parts have been changed.
2 entertainment: If something is good entertainment, it is
enjoyable to watch.
3 presenter: A presenter is someone who introduces and
presents a television show.
4 scene: A scene in a film or play is one particular part of it,
which takes place in one place.
5 viewers: Viewers are the people who watch a television
programme.
6 audition: An audition is a short performance that you give
to show if you are good enough for a show, film or
television programme.
Exercise 3
Can modify an adjective using quite, very,
really, abolutely.
1 awful: Awful is an extreme adjective, so you can use it
with the modifier absolutely.
2 similar: Similar is a base adjective, so you can use it with
the modifier very.
3 absolutely: Hilarious is an extreme adjective, so you use
it with the modifier absolutely, not with the modifier very.
4 quite: Interesting is a base adjective, so you use it with
the modifier very, not with the modifier absolutely.
Exercise 4
1 go: If something goes viral, it becomes very popular
online and is seen by a large number of people.
2 share: If you share a link with someone, you send it to
them so that they can look at the website.
3 gets: If a video gets a number of hits, it is viewed that
number of times.
4 tells: If a video tells a story, it shows it.
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Grammar
Exercise 5
1 her: We use an object pronoun after told.
2 were: In reported speech, are going to changes to were
going to.
3 had: In reported speech, the present perfect changes to
the past perfect.
4 following: In reported speech, next weekend changes to
the following weekend.
5 could: In reported speech, can changes to could.
Exercise 6
1 they lived in: In reported speech, the present simple
changes to the past simple, and the pronoun we
changes to they.
2 it was raining there: In reported speech, the present
continuous changes to the past continuous, and here
changes to there.
3 she was going to buy: In reported speech, am/is/are
going to changes to was/were going to, and the pronoun
I changes to he or she.
4 out that she probably wouldn’t: In reported speech, will
changes to would, and the pronoun I changes to he or
she. We can use the phrasal verb point out to report
speech.
5 he had lost his wallet the day: In reported speech, the
past simple changes to the past perfect, and the
pronoun I changes to he or she. Yesterday changes to
the day before.
Exercise 7
1 where he lived: The subject comes before the verb in
reported questions, and we don’t use do/does/did.
2 what he was doing: The subject comes before the verb in
reported questions.
3 if she was enjoying:: We use if or whether for reported
yes/no questions, and the subject comes before the
verb.
4 me to leave: We use an object pronoun and an infinitive
to report imperatives.
5 not to worry: We use not and the infinitive to report
negative imperatives.
Exercise 8
1 what she was going to wear: In reported questions, the
subject comes before the verb, and we also change the
verb tense and pronouns.
2 not to be late: We use not and the infinitive to report
negative imperatives.
3 he had worked with that director before: In reported
speech, the subject comes before the verb, and we also
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change the verb tense and pronouns. This changes to
that.
4 where I had bought my phone: In reported questions, the
subject comes before the verb, and we also change the
verb tense and pronouns.
5 not to forget my appointment the following week: We use
not and the infinitive to report negative imperatives.
Next week changes to the following week.
Group B
Vocabulary
Exercise 1
1 series: A television series is a set of related programmes.
2 soap operas: A soap opera is a television drama series
about the ordinary lives of a group of people.
3 talent competition: A talent competition is a television
programme in which people perform to win a prize.
4 sports programmes: Sports programmes are
programmes about sports.
5 satellite television: Satellite television is a television
system that sends signals to people’s homes through
satellites.
6 reality TV show: A reality TV show is a TV show in which
ordinary people, not entertainers, take part and often
compete to win a prize.
Exercise 2
1 contestants: The contestants are the people who take
part in a talent competition or quiz show and try to win.
2 rehearsal: A rehearsal is a practice for a show or
performance.
3 broadcast : If something is broadcast, it is shown on
television.
4 panel: A panel of judges is a group of judges who work
together to make a decision.
5 solo artist: A solo artist is someone who performs alone.
6 eliminated: If someone is eliminated from a competition,
they are asked to leave.
Exercise 3
1 absolutely: Essential is an extreme adjective, so you use
it with the modifier absolutely, not with the modifier very.
2 interesting: Interesting is a base adjective, so you can
use it with the modifier very.
3 quite: Similar is a base adjective, so you use it with the
modifier quite, not with the modifier absolutely.
4 brilliant: Brilliant is an extreme adjective, so you use it
with the modifier absolutely.
Exercise 4
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1 download: When you download something, you copy it
from the Internet onto your computer or phone.
2 connected: If you are connected to the Internet, you can
see it and use it.
3 switch: If you switch a device off, you disconnect the
power so that you cannot use it.
4 uploaded: When you upload something, you put it onto
the Internet.
Grammar
Exercise 5
1 could: In reported speech, can changes to could.
2 following: In reported speech, the next day changes to
the following day.
3 him: We use an object pronoun after told.
4 was: In reported speech, is going to changes to was
going to.
5 had: In reported speech, the present perfect changes to
the past perfect.
Exercise 6
1 was working in: In reported speech, the present
continuous changes to the past continuous.
2 was her: In reported speech, the present simple changes
to the past simple, and my changes to his or her.
3 they were going to travel: In reported speech, am/is/are
going to changes to was/were going to, and the pronoun
we changes to they.
4 would call me the following: In reported speech, will
changes to would, and the pronoun you changes to me.
Next week changes to the following week.
5 out that the show had ended the night: In reported
speech, the past simple changes to the past perfect,
and last night changes to the night before. We can use
the phrasal verb point out to report speech.
Exercise 7
1 where I was going: The subject comes before the verb in
reported questions.
2 if I liked: We use if or whether for reported yes/no
questions, and the subject comes before the verb. We
don’t use do/does/did in reported questions.
3 me to wait: We use an object pronoun and an infinitive to
report imperatives.
4 whether I was: We use if or whether for reported yes/no
questions, and the subject comes before the verb. We
also change the verb tense in reported questions.
5 not to tell: We use not and the infinitive to report negative
imperatives.
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Exercise 8
1 where the concert was: In reported questions, the subject
comes before the verb, and we also change the verb
tense.
2 me to call him later: We use an object pronoun and the
infinitive to report imperatives.
3 I was meeting George later: In reported speech, the
subject comes before the verb, and we also change the
verb tense and pronouns.
4 not to forget: We use not and the infinitive to report
negative imperatives
5 I had seen the show the night before: In reported speech,
the subject comes before the verb, and we also change
the verb tense and pronouns. Last night changes to the
night before.

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