UNLOCK 2

(SECOND EDITION)

UNIT WORKSHEETS
Book 2 Reading & Writing Unit 3 Page 62 Reading 1 (Vocabulary)

1. Our teacher is going to the homework tomorrow, so I will complete it now.

A: security
B: record
C: collect
D: free

2. While studying in Italy he developed an in cooking. He has a passion for Italian food.
A: advert
B: interest
C: secret
D: software

3. I saw the in a local newspaper for a job with a large engineering company.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough experience.
A: free
B: security
C: record
D: advert

4. Knowledge can be found everywhere, and it’s . It doesn’t cost anything to learn.
A: free
B: secret
C: software
D: collect

Book 2 Reading & Writing Unit 3 Page 66 Reading 2 (Vocabulary)

5. Don’t eat too much fast food. It can your health negatively.
A: affect
B: download
C: educational
D: improve

6. She is very and has a lot of new ideas because she likes to think out of the box.
A: improve
B: imagination
C: creative
D: educational

7. In order to your English, you must communicate every day. Try to use every
opportunity to speak in English.
A: download
B: improve
C: imagination
D: creative
8. He likes to download things from the internet that are . They help him to acquire new
knowledge and skills.
A: affect
B: imagination
C: download
D: educational

Book 2 Reading & Writing Unit 3 Page 70 Language Development

9. Microsoft Office is a(n) which you can use to write documents, make presentations,
and store information.
A: video game
B: website
C: computer program
D: email address

10. Choose the answer that is not a phrase for giving an opinion.
A: I like
B: In my opinion
C: It seems to me that
D: I believe that

Book 2 Reading & Writing Unit 3 Page 72 Grammar for Writing

11. Join the pair of sentences to make one simple sentence.

“Sports are good for your health. They are fun to play.”
A: Sports are good for your health they are fun to play.
B: Sports are good for your health and fun to play.
C: Sports are good for your health they are fun to play too.
D: Sports are good for your health also fun to play.

12. Join the pair of sentences to make one compound sentence.

“Alan wants to study. It’s too noisy.”
A: Alan wants to study but it’s too noisy.
B: Alan wants to study, and it’s too noisy.
C: Alan wants to study and it’s too noisy.
D: Alan wants to study, but it’s too noisy.

Book 2 Reading & Writing Unit 3 Page 76 Academic Writing Skill

13. Which statement is not true of topic sentences.

A: The controlling idea gives the topic a focus.
B: The topic tells you what the paragraph is about.
C: A topic sentence has one part.
D: A topic sentence tells you the main idea of a paragraph.