NAMES-EEE PEEP EEE EEE EEE EPH Cuass: Unit test 8A 1 Circle the correct pronoun. 1. Richard's the man((halY what/ which you met six years ago. 2 One day Tike to movebadkto the county whieh ‘hat where wasborn. 3: Itwas the year 1969 when / what which marked the beginning of new era in space exploration. 4 We were surprised that /what/ which Mir Kerry rejected the offer to become our school’ new head teaches 5. Weallreceived abonus payment athe end ofthe yeas, when / what / which was great! 5 Henry isan aristvhot/ whose thats works are world-famous 7 Didyou hear anything that / what / which she said? potnt for each cerrectanswer [_]6 2 Completethe sentences usingthe informationin the box anda relative pronoun if necessary. Add the correct punctuation, and make sure that the sentences are grammatically correct. There is one extra piece of Information, stwas absolutely fantastic Heche fosnsonelnbenhoamarning his parents live next door to your family they sell high-tech gadgets there hesaid he knowsyourbrother itisaltbig enough to workin comfortably they emigrated two years ago Tgotit roman auction they exhibitart from around the world there thought he didnt ike me 1 Teant find thestamps ch bouah fromthe poe oie tle morning 2 Myin-laws: * are visiting from Canada this weekend. 3. Icant believe it! My boss, {sgoing to givemea promotion! 4 Haveyouseen this antique vase__ Sean's moving out ofthe office ‘Michelle’ going to marry David 7 When wasin France, tried snowboarding Héadway Upper-intermediate rourTH eDiTion 8. Kelly and Sam visited a maseum in Vienna 9 Imetamanat Pete’ flat last night. 2points or each corectonswer [_[I6| 3 Complete the sentences with the present or past participle of suitable verb from thebox. There are two extra verbs. break buy cause see decorate direct include work lose protest situate sit take 1 Wewatched an Oscar-winning film directed by Spielberg. 2. Thepolice inspector sat in the corner notes 3. Wedonot exchange goods, from other shops in the chain, 4 There are people allover the city centre ‘against animal testing. 5 Alysse's world record, recently by her sister ‘Cindy, was the longest standing in history. 6 They worked hard to repair the damage by last week’ storm, 7 ‘Thepeople ‘oll with each other. ‘on the projectcollaborated very 8 Larry and Steveare the interior designers _ ‘our new flat. 9 The whole family was invited tothe barbecue, the baby. 10 bythe window, he clearly saw ‘what happened. 11. Ourstunning hotelis in the heart of the French Riviera. Ipointforeachcorectanswer [10] 4 Write the correct form ofthe missing adjective. Add ing or-ed to the verb in brackets, 1 Ljustsatin front ofthe TV allevening, fd had such an —edhauting day! (exhaust) iam musthave felt really ‘over. embarrass) 3. Karen was abithurt when she heard Bill say held felt daring her presentation. (bore) 4. The course was designed to be when he fell (challenge) 2 Onforduniversky Press 2081class NAME __ Unit test 8A Continued when we heard about ‘We were all extremely the tragic accident. (shock) Dorityou find these ong, dark winter nights + (depress) Some people find speaking in public rally stressful, butl'm quite aboutit.(celax) Thave never been more. ‘n mylife than when I failed my driving test, (disappoint) Lata decided to change jobs because she didnt feel her ‘enough for her. (challenge) old career was, 8 point for each correct answer 5. Choose the correct word from themostsuitable pairto complete each sentence. Thereis one extra pair. bad / dreadful fanny hilarious valeable/-pricelens “That ring she's wearing must be absolutely priceless. ound thetalkabout onlineleamning pretty _. 3 Thatjoke Dave told usin the café lastnight was absolutely ‘Are you excited? ‘Were totally theleast! ‘The view from the top of the mountain is, absolutely ‘Theweather isvery__ chilly, too. 8 forgotten my umbrella and by the time I got home, ay clothes were soaking! big/enormous interesting /fascinating nice/ spectacular thrilled / excited very absolutely _,tosay thismoming. It’s quite 9 Circe the correct word orphrase to complete the exclamations. : 1 You're getting marriedXGlowy What / What a wonderfull 2 Youmean Thavetofillina form torequest another form? What / What an / How ridiculous! 3 How / What/Whata shame we cant meet up when fm in London. 4 Lookatthatrainstorm, What / What a/ How dreadful weather! 5. Self-ceaning windows! What/ Wat a/ How brilllantideal | 7. Match the sentence beginnings 1-6 with the comments | a-g Thereisanextracomment. Alice didett want to walkhomealone, ‘We watched the sun setoverthelake,__ ‘They found themselves all alone, without money or passports, ‘They suddenly decided to walk upa mountain in the Swiss Alps, ‘Tom said he had never even heard of Cristiano Ronaldo, Boband ‘foni didn't want to see the film again_ ‘which was an absolutely amazing sight. ‘which was hard to believe which wasr'tvery nice of you. ‘which was no laughing matter ‘which vasa stupid thingto do without any preparation. which is hardly surprisingasit was so poorlyacted. g which was quite understandable. point foreach comect answer point for each correctanswer