QUIZ - UNITS 9-10 - Attempt Review

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The house guest
Miranda sighed – 'home sweet home' after six months working in Rome, teaching English to young Italians. She turned the key.
She was so excited. She was sure that her wonderful, kind-hearted friend, Pam – the person she had shared her flat with for years
– was in. She had allowed Pam to live in the flat with her because she knew that her personal possessions would be respected
and that she didn't need to agree on any house rules. Miranda entered the hallway quietly – she really wanted to surprise Pam.
But as she walked in, a terrible smell of unwashed dishes and rubbish hit her. Horror filled her as she looked around her: the
parquet floor had dark stains all over it and a hole; the cream silk cushions were covered with ketchup stains; the hand-carved
wooden coffee table from Morocco had been painted green. To make matters worse, she could also smell cigarette smoke. This
was a smoke-free house!
“Pam!” she cried, bewildered. Just then, she heard heavy footsteps coming down the stairs. To her horror, she looked up to see a
huge, unshaven man wearing a dirty t-shirt and a pair of underpants. Miranda felt sick; it was obvious her home had been taken
over by some kind of trespasser or squatter. The intruder seemed relaxed. “Hello,” he yawned. “I'm Miles”.
“My flat! What have you done to my flat? And who are you?” she demanded.
“You must be Miranda. You've been in Italy, haven't you? Wow! Pam didn't tell me what a beautiful flatmate she had,” he
answered, staring at her.
“Don't look at me like that! I don't even know you. Are you responsible for this?” she said accusingly, pointing at the green coffee
table.
“Hey, there's no need to get so emotional,” he responded. “I thought the table looked a little boring, so I used my artistic talents to
brighten it up a little.”
Miranda felt her blood begin to boil with anger. Just then, Pam walked in with a bag of shopping.
“Miles, I'm so sorry I'm late. I'll make dinner now,” she said cheerfully.
Then, seeing Miranda, she exclaimed, “Oh, good! You've met Miles. It's great to see you! I've got so much to tell you.”
“Yes, you do!” replied Miranda in an annoyed voice. “What has happened to my flat? And who is this awful guy? You know I don't
allow smoking in the house. And what is all this rubbish?!” she cried, looking around the room.
Pam felt surprised by Miranda's reaction. “But you don't have any house rules, remember? And don't worry about the mess. We'll
tidy up later. Miles is just a little untidy, aren't you, my love?” she said, going over to kiss him.
Miles laughed. “Yes, perhaps. I'm not into rules or organisation. Be free, man! That's what I say! We've all got to make a stand
against the establishment...” He yawned, adding, “Listen, it was a late night last night; I'm going to go back to bed for a few hours.
See you later.”
“This is not 'the establishment'! This is my home! And, from now on, I DO have rules!” shouted Miranda, as he disappeared up the
stairs. They heard the bedroom door shut. Pam was famous for her awful boyfriends, but Miranda thought she had gone too far
this time.
“Pam, I think we need to have a serious talk about house guests and house rules.”
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Question 1
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Miranda let Pam live with her because she knew that...
Select one:
a. she would respect her personal possessions and house rules.
b. her things would be safe and she wouldn't have to have house rules.
c. her things would be safe and that they could agree on house rules. 
Your answer is incorrect.
The correct answer is: her things would be safe and she wouldn't have to have house rules.
Question 2
Correct
When she walks into her flat, Miranda is...
Select one:
a. horrified because she thinks a stranger has broken into her home. 
b. excited because she thinks her friend Pam will be in.
c. angry that her house rules have been broken.
Your answer is correct.
The correct answer is: horrified because she thinks a stranger has broken into her home.
Question 3
Incorrect
Miranda notices that the... have been damaged.
Select one:
a. coffee table and the parquet floor
b. floor and the silk sofa 
c. cushions and the Moroccan pictures
The correct answer is: coffee table and the parquet floor
Question 4
Correct
Miles is described as...
Select one:
a. unattractive, dirty and anti-establishment.
b. handsome, but rude and outspoken.
c. untidy, and not interested in rules and being organised. 

The correct answer is: untidy, and not interested in rules and being organised.
Question 5
Incorrect
At the end of the story, Miranda decides to...
Select one:
a. end her friendship with Pam and return to Rome. 
b. talk to Pam about moving to a guest house where she'll have to follow rules.
c. talk to Pam about who can stay in the flat, and what is allowed and not allowed.
The correct answer is: talk to Pam about who can stay in the flat, and what is allowed and not allowed.
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Listen to the conversation. Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.
AUDIO
Question 6
Correct
Matt's job is...
Select one:
a. to deliver messages by bike in London's West End.
b. to drive a mini cab around London's theatres.
c. to drive people around central London in a bicycle-powered vehicle. 
The correct answer is: to drive people around central London in a bicycle-powered vehicle.
Question 7
Correct
Matt works...
Select one:
a. from nine to five if he wants to, depending on his studies.
b. flexible hours, depending on his study and gig commitments. 
c. six hours per day or more, normally.
The correct answer is: flexible hours, depending on his study and gig commitments.
Question 8
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Matt thinks that travelling by rickshaw is...
Select one:
a. a fun and different way to see London that is good for the environment.
b. half the price of the tube from Covent Garden to Leicester Square. 
c. less eco-friendly than the tube, but fun if you want a new experience.
The correct answer is: a fun and different way to see London that is good for the environment.
Question 9
Correct
Travel by rickshaw...
Select one:
a. is best for nights out drinking, such as pub crawls, and special parties.
b. is appropriate for business people, as well as tourists and young people. 
c. is mostly for tourists who want to see China Town.
The correct answer is: is appropriate for business people, as well as tourists and young people.
Question 10
Correct
To be a rickshaw driver, you must...
Select one:
a. be good with people, know London, and exercise for one week before starting.
b. enjoy talking to people, be fit, and know London. 
c. be intimate with people, and know the essential things about London.
The correct answer is: enjoy talking to people, be fit, and know London.
Question 11
Correct
Types of Landslide Processes
Fill in the blanks to complete the summary.
The professor discusses three different types of landslides, beginning with creep  , which moves
slowly and ...
The correct answer is: creep
Question 12
Correct
can be affected  by water.
The correct answer is: affected
Question 13
Correct
The professor then discusses debris  flow, ...
The correct answer is: debris
Question 14
Correct
which moves faster  than creep and is caused by soil being saturated with water.
The correct answer is: faster
Question 15
Correct
Then professor then describes a debris avalanche  , which follows the same process as creep...
The correct answer is: avalanche
Question 16
Correct
moves much faster and causes more destruction  .
The correct answer is: destruction
Question 17
Correct
What is the lecture mainly about?
a. The characteristics of different landslide processes 
b. The different causes of landslides
c. Why the term "landslide" is not appropriate for all geological processes.
d. How diffrent kinds of landslides can be avoided.
e. It doesn't say
The correct answer is: The characteristics of different landslide processes
Question 18
Correct
What features of each type of landslide does the professor focus on?
a. Composition and speed 
b. The damage caused by each type.
c. Typical locations and causes.
d. Statistics about how often each occurs.
e. It doesn't say
The correct answer is: Composition and speed
Question 19
Correct
Listen again and complete the extracts about types of landslides.
Type 1 - Creep.- Rocks move slowly  down slope. Water can affect speed.
The correct answer is: slowly
Question 20
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Type 3: Debris Avalanche .- Very devastating  to landscapes.
The correct answer is: dangerous
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Read the sentences and choose the correct option.
Question 21
Correct
You ... put the rubbish into the bin.
Select one:
a. must 
b. mustn't
c. has to
d. don't have to
The correct answer is: must
Question 22
Correct
We ... eat sweets in the classrooms.
Select one:
a. can
b. must
c. mustn't 
d. don't have to
The correct answer is: mustn't
Question 23
Correct
You ... speak on the mobile phone on an airplane.
Select one:
a. can
b. must
c. mustn't 
d. don't have to
The correct answer is: mustn't
Question 24
Correct
I ... listen to the music I like. My parents like it too.
Select one:
a. can 
b. must
c. mustn't
d. don't have to
The correct answer is: can
Question 25
Correct
I ... watch TV late at night. My parents say I must go to bed early.
Select one:
a. can't 
b. must
c. don't have to
d. can
The correct answer is: can't
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Permission, prohibition and obligation - past
Complete the sentences with the correct word(s).
Question 26
Correct
I wasn't allowed  to borrow my dad's car. He needed it.
The correct answer is: allowed
Question 27
Correct
Amy could not  go out on Saturday night because she wasn't feeling very well. She had
to stay in bed.
The correct answer is: could not
Question 28
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Our teacher was not allowed to  make us do our homework immediately. She gave us a week to complete it.
The correct answer is: did not
Question 29
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We went to an 'All You Can Eat' Chinese restaurant. You  eat as much as you
wanted for only £4.99!
The correct answer is: could
Question 30
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Until the law changed, people didn't  go outside public buildings to smoke.
The correct answer is: have to
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Complete the sentences (Active or Passive Voice). You must either use Simple Present or Simple Past.
Question 31
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Every year, the Statue of Liberty (visit)  by many people from all over the world.
The correct answer is: is visited
Question 32
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She (hold)  a torch in her right hand and a tablet in her left hand.
The correct answer is: holds
Question 33
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The pieces (put)  together and the opening ceremony took place on 28 October 1886.
The correct answer is: were put
Question 34
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In 350 pieces, the statue then (ship)  to New York, where it arrived on 17 June 1885.
The correct answer is: was shipped
Question 35
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The Statue of Liberty (design) was desi  by Frederic Auguste Bartholdi.
The correct answer is: was designed
Information
Complete the sentences with the appropriate relative clauses. (who / which / whose)
Question 36
Correct
He didn't wait at the traffic lights which  were red.
The correct answer is: which
Question 37
Correct
A woman whose  daughter was crying tried to calm her
The correct answer is: whose
Question 38
Correct
The woman who  gave him the money was young.
The correct answer is: who
Question 39
Correct
He wore a mask which  made him look like Mickey Mouse.
The correct answer is: which
Question 40
Correct
A boy whose  sister is in my class was in the bank at that time.
The correct answer is: whose
Information
Read the sentences. Select True or False.
Question 41
Correct
Politicians are responsible for introducing new laws.
Select one:
True 
False
The correct answer is 'True'.
Question 42
Correct
The police must do everything they can to break the law.
Select one:
True
False 
The correct answer is 'False'.
Question 43
Correct
Members of the public are responsible for enforcing the law.
Select one:
True
False 
Question 44
Correct
Breaking the law is illegal.
Select one:
True 
False
Question 45
Correct
Members of the public can amend the law.
Select one:
True
False 
Information
Read the sentences. Select True or False.
Question 46
Correct
If you burn out, you have to stop because you are tired and have done too much.
Select one:
True 
False
Question 47
Incorrect
If you carry up, you continue doing something.
Select one:
True 
False
Question 48
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If you try something out, you stop doing it.
Select one:
True
False 
Question 49
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If you take something out, you start an activity.
Select one:
True
False
Question 50
Correct
If you keep up, you move at the same speed.
Select one:
True 
False
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Read the text. Select the best option

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When she walks into her flat, Miranda is...

b. excited because she thinks her friend Pam will be in.

c. angry that her house rules have been broken.

Your answer is correct.

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Miranda notices that the... have been damaged.

b. floor and the silk sofa 

c. cushions and the Moroccan pictures

Your answer is incorrect.

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Miles is described as...

b. handsome, but rude and outspoken.

c. untidy, and not interested in rules and being organised. 

Your answer is correct.

Mark 0.00 out of 0.05

At the end of the story, Miranda decides to...

Your answer is incorrect.

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Matt's job is...

b. to drive a mini cab around London's theatres.

c. to drive people around central London in a bicycle-powered vehicle. 

Your answer is correct.

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b. flexible hours, depending on his study and gig commitments. 

c. six hours per day or more, normally.

Your answer is correct.

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Matt thinks that travelling by rickshaw is...

Your answer is incorrect.

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b. is appropriate for business people, as well as tourists and young people. 

c. is mostly for tourists who want to see China Town.

Your answer is correct.

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To be a rickshaw driver, you must...

b. enjoy talking to people, be fit, and know London. 

Your answer is correct.

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Types of Landslide Processes

Fill in the blanks to complete the summary.

The correct answer is: creep

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can be affected  by water.

The correct answer is: affected

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The professor then discusses debris  flow, ...

The correct answer is: debris

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The correct answer is: faster

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The correct answer is: avalanche

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moves much faster and causes more destruction  .

The correct answer is: destruction

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What is the lecture mainly about?

a. The characteristics of different landslide processes 