MALTEPE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES
PUPE STREAM 2
WORKSHEET NO: 4 KEY OCTOBER 25, 2013
Task A: Circle the correct words.
1. Jackie needed some money, so I lent / borrowed her some.
2. There were fifty thousand competitors / spectators at the stadium yesterday.
3. Melanie arranged / cancelled her trip because she was ill.
4. Giraffes / Ostriches are big birds and they live in many countries around the world.
5. When is the festival taking place / taking part?
6. The people on the island love the sea and they are all against / into water sports.
7. The winners of the competition received a(n) prize / amount.
8. The football race / match is on TV tonight.
Task B: Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box
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1. I’m so sorry I MISSED your birthday party.
2. The boys always CHASE the cat around the house.
3. I ATTEND piano lessons every Wednesday afternoon.
4. Who did you INVITE to your wedding ceremony?
5. Doctors SAVE people’s lives.
6. The actors PERFORMED very well during the play.
7. Ashley did not REPLY to my e-mail.
8. The Browns OWN a flat in the city centre.
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Task C: Read the situations below and write sentences starting with the words given.
1. I would like to borrow your grammar book. Is that OK with you?
Can I BORROW YOUR GRAMMAR BOOK?
2. I want you to do me a favour.
Will YOU DO ME A FAVOR?
3. We need to buy new clothes.
We have TO BUY NEW CLOTHES. .
4. I need to make a phone call.
May I MAKE A PHOEN CALL?
5. Victor needs to book a hotel room for his holiday.
Victor has TO BOOK A HOTEL ROOM FOR HIS HOLIDAY.
6. I would like you to pick me up from the airport.
Could YOU PICK ME UP FROM THE AIRPORT?
7. It’s Tom’s birthday next week. He’s having a party.
Tom is going TO HAVE A (BIRTHDAY) PARTY NEXT WEEK.
8. I think it is a good idea to go swimming.
Why DON’T WE GO SWIMMING?
Task D: Choose a, b or c.
1. We arrived at the village late at night and there was to stay.
a. nothing b. nowhere c. anywhere
2. Is there I can do to help you?
a. anything b. anyone c. anywhere
3. I can hear a noise in the kitchen. is in the house.
a. Someone b. Nobody c. Anybody
4. is ready for the wedding. It is going to be great.
a. Someone b. Anyone c. Everything
5. When I got home, there was there. They were all still at work.
a. everyone b. nobody c. anybody
6. Christine lives in France but I’m not sure where exactly.
a. somewhere b. anywhere c. everywhere
7. Joan had to do, so she got really bored.
a. something b. anything c. nothing
8. Jennifer Lopez has fans and gives concerts all over the world.
a. everywhere b. everybody c. nowhere
Task E: Choose a, b or c.
1. Rita is very and everyone likes her.
a. childish b. silly c. kind
2. He is because he eats too much.
a. overweight b. aggressive c. handsome
3. I paid by for my new dishwasher.
a. cash b. credit card c. receipt
4. You have to wait in the to get a ticket for the concert.
a. queue b. entrance c. escalator
5. I can’t to buy this car. It costs too much money.
a. avoid b. pay c. afford
6. Laura’s baby is quite .
a. straight b. chubby c. wavy
7. A man dressed in old clothes came me.
a. through b. past c. towards
8. I don’t people easily.
a. admit b. trust c. attack
9. Islands are with tourists during the summer.
a. amazed b. unbelievable c. crowded
Task F: Complete the sentences with a suitable word from the box.
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1. My mother went shopping and bought me a nice COTTON shirt.
2. Your new boots are very SIMILAR to mine.
3. I don’t really LOOK LIKE my father but my little sister does.
4. Here’s your CHANGE and receipt, Sir.
5. My flat is on a(n) AVENUE with heavy traffic.
6. The OWNER of this restaurant is a neighbour of ours.
Task G: Complete the sentences using the comparative or the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets. Add the where necessary.
1. Clark is THE BEST student in class.
2. Today the weather is NICER than it was yesterday.
3. Harry is THE FUNNIEST of all my friends. He really makes me laugh.
4. Janet is MORE OUTGOING then her sister, Mary.
5. I’m sorry, Tim but your test was THE WORST of all.
6. This is THE MOST EXPENSIVE watch in the shop.
7. In most countries, football is MORE POPULAR than basketball.
8. Annette lives FARTHER/FURTHER from the city centre than I do.
Task H: Circle the correct words.
1. Would you like to try on the brown shorts or the black one / ones?
2. This dress doesn’t fit me. Can I have a larger one / ones, please?
3. These earrings are too expensive / expensive enough. I can’t afford them.
4. He doesn’t do well at school. I don’t think he works enough hard / hard enough.
5. The noise from the party next door was too loud / loud enough, so I couldn’t sleep.
6. The coffee is sweet too / sweet enough. It doesn’t need any more sugar.
Task A: Choose the best answer.
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1. Are you free on Saturday night?
a. Yeah right.
b. Certainly.
c. I’m looking forward to it.
2. I broke my leg yesterday and I’m in hospital.
a. Get well soon.
b. Good luck.
c. Congratulations!
3. Would you like to come to my graduation ceremony?
a. Let me know.
b. Maybe some other time.
c. How could I say no?
4. We are travelling to Edinburgh tonight.
a. That’s a shame.
b. I can’t make it.
c. Have a nice trip.
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TASK B: Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the box.
a. This black one. d. Well, I’ll take this one too.
b. In cash, please. e. So, how much are they?
c. Oh, you are right.
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A: Well, Madam, which skirt did you choose?
B: (1) A. THIS BLACK ONE..
A: Nice. And it goes very well with this white top.
B: (2) C. OH, YOU ARE RIGHT.
A: These tops have a 30% discount.
B: (3) E. SO, HOW MUCH ARE THEY?.
A: ₤25, Madam.
B: (4) D. WELL, I’LL TAKE THIS ONE TOO.
A: Great. How would you like to pay?
B: (5) B. IN CASH, PLEASE.
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TASK A: Read the text and write T for True or F for False.
RYEDALE WILDLIFE PARK GRAND OPENING
Yesterday was the opening of Ryedale Wildlife park. It was a huge event and lots of people were there. Charles Ryedale opened the park in the morning and lots of people came to the park all day. There are lots of animals to see there but the park is not completely full yet. There are monkeys, ostriches and bears, but some of the big animals, like elephants and giraffes, are going to arrive later this month. At the event, there was a band, dancers and lots of food and drink from the park's cafeteria. Yesterday was just the grand opening; the park is going to open for visitors on Monday 17th July. You can buy tickets at the park or online.
Visit www.Ryedalewildlifepark.com for more information.
1. TRUE The event started in the morning.
2. FALSE Visitors could see giraffes and elephants at the park.
3. FALSE You can't visit the wildlife park until Monday 17th July.
4. TRUE There was live music at the park yesterday.
TASK B: Read the text and write T for True or F for False.
NEWS IN BRIEF
· Clothes designer Stuart Weitzman has the record for the most expensive shoes. They are called the Cinderella Slippers and they cost $2 million. They have diamonds all over them and singer Alison Krauss wore them to the Oscars in 2004.
· In 1998, four friends explored a silver mine in North San Diego. They found an old pair of jeans but thought nothing of it. Later, they discovered they were original Levi's and they were 115 years old! The owners sold them on the Internet for $60,000 and they became the most expensive jeans in the world.
· 4000 people from all over Australia are trying to make Australia's longest scarf. You can see 60 metres of the scarf at the Melbourne Craft Fair. But this is only part of it. The final scarf is going to be over 30 km long!
1. TRUE Alison Krauss wore the world's most expensive shoes at the Oscars.
2. FALSE Four friends found some Levi's jeans 115 years ago.
3. TRUE The most expensive jeans cost $60,000.
4. FALSE The longest scarf in the world is 60 metres.
Task A: Write an e-mail to a friend inviting him/her to a party of yours. Mention to him/her what is going to take place during the party.
Task B: Write a paragraph describing a person you know. Include information about his/her physical appearance and personality.
· READ THE TEXT AND ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.
Task 1: Match the headings to the correct paragraphs. There is one extra!
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1. MUSIC FOR STRESS AND PAIN
2. GET A BETTER SCORE AND REMEMBER MORE
3. THE SAD STORY OF MOZART
4. THE RIGHT MUSIC TO STUDY BETTER
5. ALL KINDS OF MUSIC HAVE AN EFFECT
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THE MOZART EFFECT
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Music is not just entertainment. It is medicine for both the brain and the body. Don Campbell is an expert on The Mozart Effect and the incredible power of music. He says that all kinds of music, from Mozart to jazz, from Latin to rock can affect our learning and our health.
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Many people use music to help them feel relaxed after a busy day at work. Music can also reduce the stress of being ill, especially by reducing pain. The director of Baltimore Hospital says that thirty minutes of classical music has the same affect as ten milligrams of the painkiller Valium.
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Campbell also says that music can help you concentrate but you need the right kind of music for your mood. And you need to listen for about ten minutes before you start studying. Perhaps your mind needs relaxing or maybe you are tired and you want to feel more energetic. So you should choose the appropriate music to help you. You can use many different kinds of music to help you concentrate. Mozart’s music is very popular, however, because it is very organized and it makes your brain more alert and imaginative.
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Music helps you to study better and it can also actually make you more intelligent. In one study students who listened to Mozart before doing a test got much higher marks than those who didn’t. Many studies also show that children who learn to play a musical instrument before the age of twelve have better memories for the rest of their lives.
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Task 2: Read the text again. Mark the statements True (T), False (F) or Not Mentıoned (NM).
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1. __T____Music is good for our bodies and brains.
2. __NM__ Don Campbell loves Mozart’s music.
3. __T___ Music helps many people to relax after work.
4. __NM___ Many hospitals use music to help with pain.
5. __F___ Listening to music before you study is a bad idea.
6. _F_ Only Mozart’s music helps you to study.
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Task 3: Match the highlighted words in the text with the definitions given below.
1. ALERT (adj.) quick to see, understand and act in a particular situation.
2. INCREDIBLE (adj.) impossible, or very difficult, to believe; extremely good.
3. CONCENTRATE (v.) to direct your powers or your efforts towards a particular activity or problem.
4. APPROPRIATE (adj.) suitable or right for a particular situation or occasion.
5. RELAXED (adj.) feeling happy and comfortable because nothing is worrying you.
6. MOOD (n.) the way you feel at a particular time.
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