Tests Grammar

Name: __________________ Unit 11

Write the words in the correct order.

1 year / this / stores / new / have / Four / built / been /. _________________________________________ 2 werent / We / the / requirements / new / informed / about /. _________________________________________ 3 are / found / in / Latin America / most / of / Tamales /. _________________________________________ 4 you / to / the Internet / that / modem / is / helps / connect / a device / A /. _________________________________________ 5 next to / person / sitting / the / was / was / Wendy / who / you /. _________________________________________

Functions
II 1 2 3 4 5

Match the questions and answers. Whats it made of? Who invented it? Where did you get such a great bargain? Where was it made? Who was it invented by? a b c d e My cousin did. Wheat and eggs It was made in Italy. I got it at the supermarket. By my cousin.

Vocabulary
cordless A B A B A B A B

III Write words or phrases from the box. tight cheap detachable careful

Your brother is really 1 _________ with money. Dont be so critical. Lets say hes 2 _________ with his money. Okay. Well, he bought a 3 _________ phone. Well, whats wrong with that? Well, its just a basic phone. He really needs a 4 _________ phone. Whats that? Its a phone that has a 5 _________ receiver. Oh, I know what you mean.

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Tests Reading

Name: __________________

IV Read the text and then complete the chart. Inventors and Inventions We often enjoy things without even thinking about where they came from. For example, the crossword puzzle was invented in 1913 by Arthur Wynne. He was a journalist in England, but every week he wrote puzzles for a newspaper in the United States. The first crossword puzzle was diamond shaped and was published on December 21, 1913. How many of us have gone to an amusement park and enjoyed the Ferris wheel, a gigantic vertical metal wheel that slowly moves with people riding in hanging baskets? The Ferris wheel was invented by George Ferris, a builder from Pennsylvania. It opened at the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893. It was much bigger than the Ferris wheels of today. It was as tall as a 25-story building and had 36 cars that could seat 60 people each. Silly putty is a mysterious substance that children play with. It can be formed into many different shapes, and when it is made into a ball, it bounces higher than most rubber balls. It was invented in 1943 by James Wright. He was trying to invent a synthetic rubber. It was first sold as a toy in 1949, and in 1968 the Apollo 8 astronauts took it to the moon. Invention Crossword puzzle Ferris wheel Silly putty Inventor 1______________________ 3 ______________________ James Wright When presented to the public 2 ______________________ 4 ______________________ 5 ______________________

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