Unit Test: Vocabulary
Unit Test: Vocabulary
Vocabulary
1 Match A to B to form sentences. Pay attention to the words in bold. (6 x 3 = 18 points)
A B
1. I want to take part in a. that great job offer!
2. Emily was obviously b. those pictures from his Facebook page.
3. I can’t believe you rejected c. upset when the teacher shouted at her.
4. Terry removed d. a great way to send a quick message.
5. It’s rude to e. speak with your mouth full of food.
6. Texting is f. next year’s marathon.
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8 Unit Test Level 1
Grammar
4 Choose the correct relative pronoun. (6 x 2 = 12 points)
1. Is that the actor who / whose film we saw last night?
2. I’ll take you to the city which / where I grew up.
3. In the 1970s, when / that my parents were young, there were no mobile phones.
4. The salesman whose / who helped me isn’t here.
5. He refused to drive in the rain, which / where hadn’t stopped yet.
6. The meal that / when he cooked was fantastic!
5 Combine the sentences using the relative pronouns in brackets. Make any necessary changes.
(6 x 3 = 18 points)
1. The flat is bigger than the others. I live there. (where)
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2. Jake is a collector. He lives next door. (who)
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3. I remember a time. You couldn’t drive then. (when)
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4. Did you like the soup? My father made it. (that)
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5. My mobile phone has many applications. It is brand-new. (which)
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6. Is that the singer? You love her music. (whose)
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We don’t usually associate the police with social networking sites, but the police force in Manchester,
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that / which is the second largest in England, recently posted all its actions during a single day on
Twitter. On the day 2. when / where the police “tweeted”, there were over 3,000 posts. One post
described a man 3. that / which was holding a baby over a bridge; another post concerned a woman
asking the police to come to the place 4. when / where she had been forced to leave her car. The idea
behind the “tweeting”, according to Peter Fahy 5. whose / who is the chief constable, was to give the
public an idea of the work done by the police. He also hopes that it will convince the politicians,
6.
whose / which support is important, that the police are doing a lot of work 7. which / where does not
always involve catching criminals. However, there has also been some criticism, most of 8. who / which
states that the police shouldn’t be wasting time on social networking sites!