This document contains a series of short reading comprehension and grammar exercises involving conversations, true/false statements, matching, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The topics covered include ordering medicine, vacations, geography, and food preferences. The exercises are meant to check the reader's understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and passages through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions.
This document contains a series of short reading comprehension and grammar exercises involving conversations, true/false statements, matching, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The topics covered include ordering medicine, vacations, geography, and food preferences. The exercises are meant to check the reader's understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and passages through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions.
This document contains a series of short reading comprehension and grammar exercises involving conversations, true/false statements, matching, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The topics covered include ordering medicine, vacations, geography, and food preferences. The exercises are meant to check the reader's understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and passages through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions.
This document contains a series of short reading comprehension and grammar exercises involving conversations, true/false statements, matching, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The topics covered include ordering medicine, vacations, geography, and food preferences. The exercises are meant to check the reader's understanding of grammar, vocabulary, and passages through multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions.
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Check (🗸) the correct words to complete the conversation.
(5 POINTS)
C A: I help you? (1) □ May □ × Should □ Will B: Yes. like some pain medicine, please. (2) □ I’ll □ I’d □ I’m A: you like the large bottle or the small one? (3) □ Will □ Can □ Would B: The large one, please. And I have some cough drops, too? I have a terrible cough. (4) □ would □ could □ will A: Sure. A big or small bag? B: have a small bag, please. (5) □ I’d □ I’ll □ I’ve
Match the answers with the questions. (6 POINTS)
D 1. What should I do in Costa Rica? a. They should try the pizza. 2. What’s Kyoto like? b. Yes, I have. I went in May. 3. How should I get to Madagascar? c. It’s very beautiful. 4. Where are you going to go on vacation? d. You should fly there. 5. Have you been to Montreal? e. I’m going to go to Ecuador. 6. What should visitors do in Chicago? f. You should go to the beach.
Read about the Indian Ocean. Then circle T (true) or F (false). (5 POINTS) F
1. T F The Atlantic Ocean is larger than the Indian Ocean.
2. T F Africa is to the east of the Indian Ocean. 3. T F The Indian Ocean is deeper than the Atlantic Ocean. 4. T F The deepest part of the Indian Ocean is off the coast of Australia. 5. T F Java is larger than Madagascar.
G Circle the incorrect word in each sentence. Then write the correct word on the blank. (5 POINTS)
1. Which continent is the larger: Asia, North America, or Africa?
2. Why deep is the Pacific Ocean?
3. I’d like to climbing Mount Everest some day.
4. The Nile River is longest than the Mississippi River
5. I’m going to visiting Niagara Falls next year.
H Read the first line of each conversation. Check (🗸) the correct response. (6 POINTS) 1. A: What color is your brother’s hair? 4. A: Are you doing anything tomorrow night? B: B: □ It’s medium length. □ Would you like to come? □ It’s dark brown. □ Yes, I’m going to see a movie. □ It’s very curly. □ All right. Thanks a lot. 2. A: I’m not crazy about American food. 5. A: I really enjoy dancing. B: B: □ Really? Are you? □ So do I. □ So am I. □ Why not? □ I’m not either □ I can’t either. 3. A: Could I have something for insomnia? 6. A: You’ve really changed! B: B: □ Thank you. I do. □ That’s right. I do! □ OK, I’ll take it. □ Pretty good, thanks. □ Try this herbal tea. □ I have a new hairstyle
I Complete this conversation. Use the present perfect or the simple past of the verbs given. (5 POINTS)
A: you ever (try) lamb curry?
(1) B: Yes. I (eat) it many times. How about you? (2) A: I (order) it for the first time last night. (3) B: What you (think) of it? (4) A: It was spicy. I (have) a lot of spicy food before, but this was too spicy! (5)
1. to / important / regularly / it’s / exercise
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2. come / please / George / tell / early / to
.
3. lived / long / for / in Japan / I’ve / time / a
