Unit 5. Test 5A.
I. Complete the sentences using the and one of the following adjectives: poor, rich, homeless, disabled, unemployed.
- The school has special facilities for …, like lifts, wide doors and special toilets.
- Winter is a difficult season for … who often die of cold and hunger.
- The government has created new workplaces for…
- Should … pay higher taxes to support…
II. Choose the correct item.
Dear Dan,
I’m having a great tome in Scotland , (1. despite/while) the bad weather! We arrived safely in Edinburgh , (2. although/in spite of) the train was two hours late. (3. Whereas/In spite of) the fact that I miss America , I’m still enjoying myself. Tomorrow my friend is leaving for home (4. though/whereas) I still have three more days here. I’m going to visit Holy rood Palace , (5. despite/even though) the fact that I’ve been there before. I’m looking forward to going home. I think I’ll miss Scotland a little, (6. in spite of/though).
Love,
Laura
III. Make new sentences from these questions.
- Where is the post office? Could you tell me…?
- What does this word mean? Do you know …?
- Where did you park your car? Can’t you remember …?
- Is Jim coming to the meeting? I wonder…
- What time did he leave? Have you got any idea …?
IV. Complete the sentences with the words income, insurance, allowance, welfare, security, benefit.
- All donations are used for the … of disabled children.
- His father gave him an … of 1000 $ a year.
- The company’s … officer deals with employees’ personal problems.
- Do you have … on your household contents?
- Does your insurance provide enough … against illness?
- It’s only reasonable that people on a high … should pay more tax.
Test 5BI. Complete the sentences using the and one of the following adjectives: rich, deaf, homeless, blind, old.- …usually walk slowly.
- There is a shortage of guide dogs for…
- A new hostel is to be opened for…
- … pay a lot of income tax.
- Sign language is usually taught to … to enable them to communicate.
II. Choose the correct item.- (Although/Despite) Nick eats eggs, his sister won’t touch it.
- I can’t stand classical music, (whereas/in spite of) my mother loves it.
- (Despite/Although) it was snowing, the road was clear.
- Peter loves playing football, (while/despite) Tom prefers basketball.
- (Although/Despite) the traffic, we made it to school on time.
- (In spite of/ Although) the fact that I didn’t study, I passed the exam.
III. Make new sentences from these questions.- Did he see you? Could you tell me…?
- When will Frank arrive? Do you know…?
- Why were you laughing? I want to know…
- Where can I change some money? I wonder…
- What qualifications do I need? Have you any idea…?
IV. Complete the sentences with the words discount, emergency, tax, increments, pensions, provision.- They both have their … to live on that they’ve retied.
- What are you earning before…?
- Ralf wanted to make proper … for his children.
- Lifeguards are trained to deal with…
- The starting salary is 1000 $, but with … it can rise to 1600$.
- Do I get a … if I buy a whole case of wine?
- …usually walk slowly.
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