Performer B1 vol. Two Unit 4

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Quiz Quiz collegato al testo Performer B1 vol. 2 Zanichelli editore 2019

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1
We’ve been trying to win for hours.
I’ll let you know.
We’ve got lost.
That’s beside the point.
We’ve come to a stalemate.
2
When can you use the first conditional?
For scientific truth.
For impossible future situations.
To make promises.
When the result of a condition is certain.
3
I don’t mind clearing the table … we finish dinner.
unless
before
as soon as
until
4
The Tate Modern is an incredible art … .
square
gallery
palace
castle
5
Which sentence is NOT true?
A street is only in a village.
An avenue is a wide road.
There are usually shops along a street.
A road can be in a town or a village.
6
When you visit a new city, it’s fun to … .
go sightseeing
got lost
get stuck in traffic
commute
7
I need to go to the post office. Where is it?
Look at the signpost.
Look at the roundabout.
Look at the neighbourhood.
Look at the skyscraper.
8
What does ‘You’ve got the wrong end of the stick’ mean?
You’re right.
You’re mistaken.
That’s a good point.
You’re bad.
9
My pen is black, this one is blue.
It may not be my pen.
It may be my pen.
It must be my pen.
It can’t be my pen.
10
I’ll be there by 11 tomorrow morning … my plane is late.
unless
until
before
as soon as
11
Which are all degree modifiers?
fairly, rather, quite, pretty
fairly, rather, unless, pretty
fair, rather, quite, pretty
fairly, rather, quite, nice
12
Where do pedestrians usually walk?
on the roundabout
on the outskirts
on the pavement
on the residential area
13
Look at the map or you’ll … .
look around
explore the city
see the sights
get lost
14
This is a beautiful residential area.
It may be stressful to live here.
It can’t be easy to live here.
It must be boring to live here.
It must be nice to live here.
15
A large building used for worship.
a palace
a cathedral
a tower
a statue
16
If you want to express uncertainty and possibility to make deductions, you use … .
must or mustn’t
may, might or could
can’t or mustn’t
may or might
17
If you are running out of petrol, where should you go?
To a law court.
To a fire station.
To a petrol station.
To a garage.
18
This city is too crowded.
It’s cosmopolitan and green.
It’s noisy and stressful.
It’s modern and cultural.
It’s relaxed and friendly.

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Performer B1 vol. Two Unit 4

18 termsStudBud Administration259 plays

Quiz Quiz collegato al testo Performer B1 vol. 2 Zanichelli editore 2019

Flashcards18 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 18

Answers

1
We’ve been trying to win for hours.
I’ll let you know.
We’ve got lost.
That’s beside the point.
We’ve come to a stalemate.
2
When can you use the first conditional?
For scientific truth.
For impossible future situations.
To make promises.
When the result of a condition is certain.
3
I don’t mind clearing the table … we finish dinner.
unless
before
as soon as
until
4
The Tate Modern is an incredible art … .
square
gallery
palace
castle
5
Which sentence is NOT true?
A street is only in a village.
An avenue is a wide road.
There are usually shops along a street.
A road can be in a town or a village.
6
When you visit a new city, it’s fun to … .
go sightseeing
got lost
get stuck in traffic
commute
7
I need to go to the post office. Where is it?
Look at the signpost.
Look at the roundabout.
Look at the neighbourhood.
Look at the skyscraper.
8
What does ‘You’ve got the wrong end of the stick’ mean?
You’re right.
You’re mistaken.
That’s a good point.
You’re bad.
9
My pen is black, this one is blue.
It may not be my pen.
It may be my pen.
It must be my pen.
It can’t be my pen.
10
I’ll be there by 11 tomorrow morning … my plane is late.
unless
until
before
as soon as
11
Which are all degree modifiers?
fairly, rather, quite, pretty
fairly, rather, unless, pretty
fair, rather, quite, pretty
fairly, rather, quite, nice
12
Where do pedestrians usually walk?
on the roundabout
on the outskirts
on the pavement
on the residential area
13
Look at the map or you’ll … .
look around
explore the city
see the sights
get lost
14
This is a beautiful residential area.
It may be stressful to live here.
It can’t be easy to live here.
It must be boring to live here.
It must be nice to live here.
15
A large building used for worship.
a palace
a cathedral
a tower
a statue
16
If you want to express uncertainty and possibility to make deductions, you use … .
must or mustn’t
may, might or could
can’t or mustn’t
may or might
17
If you are running out of petrol, where should you go?
To a law court.
To a fire station.
To a petrol station.
To a garage.
18
This city is too crowded.
It’s cosmopolitan and green.
It’s noisy and stressful.
It’s modern and cultural.
It’s relaxed and friendly.