Unit 10 Test

Vocabulary
Questions 1–5
For questions 1–5, match each mathematical word with the correct shape.
Example: (0.) A

Mathematical Answer Shapes

words

0. cube A A

1. hexagonal prism [1] B

2. hemisphere [1] C

3. cone [1] D

4. triangular pyramid [1] E

5. cylinder [1] F

[Total: 5 marks]

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 Questions 6–10
Read the sentences about everyday objects.
For questions 6–10, circle the correct letter A, B or C.
Example:
0. The fastest sports cars are well designed, but also extremely …………, so not
many people can afford them.

A expensive B flexible C simple

6. Some people think the best designs must have a ………… use – you must be
able to do something useful with them.

A comfortable B popular C practical [1]

7. Some computers have a very ………… design and don’t look like computers
at all.

A unusual B classic C easy [1]

8. The best designs are often very ………… – in fact, they’re not complicated
at all.

A intricate B simple C modern [1]

9. When a design has been popular for a number of years, it becomes known as a
……… design.

A beautiful B classic C modern [1]

10. Clothing designs that become very popular are often ………… as well as being
nice to look at.

A rectangular B attractive C comfortable [1]

[Total: 5 marks]

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 Grammar 1
Questions 11–20
For questions 11–20, use a word from the box to complete the quantifiers.

can tin slice bunch bar jar

bottle box loaf carton bag

Example:
0. a can of cola

11. a ………………………… of water [1]

12. a ………………………… of jam [1]

13. a ………………………… of yoghurt [1]

14. a ………………………… of chopped tomatoes [1]

15. a ………………………… of bread [1]

16. a ………………………… of flowers [1]

17. a ………………………… of crisps [1]

18. a ………………………… of chocolate [1]

19. a ………………………… of cake [1]

20. a ………………………… of matches [1]

[Total: 10 marks]
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