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First Masterclass - Unit 1

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  1. 1Complete the text with the correct form of the words.

    When I was at school, everybody [blank_start](1)[blank_end] wear a school uniform, although ties weren’t compulsory so we [blank_start](2)[blank_end] them. We could choose if we wanted to wear a jacket, so I did although I [blank_start](3)[blank_end] have. I liked this system, because it meant people [blank_start](4)[blank_end] about very strict discipline, and we respected the rules. Things are a bit different these days. My daughter attends a school where pupils [blank_start](5)[blank_end] wear a full school uniform. They [blank_start](6)[blank_end] have to wear any jewellery, they [blank_start](7)[blank_end] eat in class and they [blank_start](8)[blank_end] do what they are told at all times. I think schools [blank_start](9)[blank_end] have strict rules. Parents [blank_start](10)[blank_end] be able to have confidence in the authority of the school. Luckily, my daughter is a sensible girl, so I [blank_start](11)[blank_end] worry about her too much. The only problem I’ve had was when she wore a pair of earrings to class, which she knows she [blank_start](12)[blank_end] do. I [blank_start](13)[blank_end] go and see the headmistress and tell her she wouldn’t do it again. She knows she [blank_start](14)[blank_end] respect the school’s rules, and she doesn’t like it when I check her ears each morning. She always says, ‘Mum, you [blank_start](15)[blank_end] do that because I promise I won’t wear them again’.
    1. Amust
    2. Bhad to
    3. Cdidn’t need to wear
    4. Dneedn’t have worn
    5. Eshouldn’t
    6. Fneedn’t
    7. Gdidn’t have to worry
    8. Hneedn’t have worried
    9. Imust
    10. Jneed to
    11. Kmustn’t
    12. Ldon’t have to
    13. Mmustn’t
    14. Ndon’t have to
    15. Ohave to
    16. Pneed to
    17. Qneed to
    18. Rmustn’t
    19. Sneed to
    20. Tdon’t have to
    21. Udon’t need to
    22. Vmustn’t
    23. Wneedn’t
    24. Xmustn’t
    25. Yhad to
    26. Zmust
    27. AAshould
    28. ABhas to
    29. ACneedn’t
    30. ADmustn’t
  2. 2Complete these sentences with the correct preposition.

    a) Eating well and exercising can lead [blank_start](1)[blank_end] better health.
    b) She takes pride [blank_start](2)[blank_end] being a good mother.
    c) My first impression [blank_start](3)[blank_end] the place was pleasing.
    d) No one thinks bad things will happen [blank_start](4)[blank_end] them.
    e) He can’t help worrying [blank_start](5)[blank_end] his exam result, even though I’m sure he has done well.
    1. Ato
    2. Bin
    3. Cof
    4. Dto
    5. Eabout
  3. 3Complete these sentences with a word related to the word in bold at the end of each sentence.

    a) Someone who copies other peoples’ signatures to get access to their assets is said to be a [blank_start](1)[blank_end]. (FRAUD)
    b) My uncle works in a [blank_start](2)[blank_end] services company in London, and he works so hard! (FINANCE)
    c) When my grandmother entered the [blank_start](3)[blank_end] home, she was not impressed. ‘I wanted to travel the world when I grew old, not sit in an armchair,’ she said with a frown. (RETIRE)
    d) She can copy anyone’s accent and mannerisms because she is a good [blank_start](4)[blank_end]. (IMPERSONATE)
    e) If he had studied harder at school, he would have some [blank_start](5)[blank_end] and be able to get a better job. (QUALIFY)
    1. Afraudster
    2. Bfinancial
    3. Cretirement
    4. Dimpersonator
    5. Eimpersonator
  4. 4Choose the correct present tense to complete these sentences.

    a) [blank_start](1)[blank_end] to me at the moment because we had an argument.
    b) [blank_start](2)[blank_end] to the gym twice a week.
    c) Most weekends, [blank_start](3)[blank_end] walking to relax after a hard week of work.
    d) [blank_start](4)[blank_end] rugby when it rains.
    e) I sometimes [blank_start](5)[blank_end] wine when I am out with friends, but not always.
    f) [blank_start](6)[blank_end] harder this week than last week.
    g) Every so often, the volcano [blank_start](7)[blank_end].
    h) [blank_start](8)[blank_end] the bus today because our car is at the garage.
    i) Currently, [blank_start](9)[blank_end] with her parents, but it is only for a few months.
    j) I always [blank_start](10)[blank_end] breakfast, lunch and dinner.
    1. AShe’s not talking
    2. BShe talks
    3. CHe’s going
    4. DHe goes
    5. EI go
    6. FI’m going
    7. GThey’re never playing
    8. HThey never play
    9. Iam drinking /
    10. Jdrink
    11. KShe’s working
    12. LShe works
    13. Merupts
    14. Nis erupting
    15. OWe’re catching
    16. PWe catch
    17. Qshe’s living
    18. Rshe lives
    19. Seat
    20. Tam eating
  5. 5Complete these collocations by choosing the correct word.

    a) I noticed that he was [blank_start](1)[blank_end] suspiciously.
    b) She wears a wig and speaks with a different accent to [blank_start](2)[blank_end] her true identity.
    c) I can’t tell you because it is [blank_start](3)[blank_end] information.
    d) Young people are under a lot of [blank_start](4)[blank_end] pressure.
    e) You can never [blank_start](5)[blank_end] someone by their appearance.
    1. Aacting
    2. Bperforming
    3. Cconceal
    4. Dshow
    5. Esecret
    6. Fconfidential
    7. Gfriend
    8. Hpeer
    9. Ijudge
    10. Jtell
  6. 6Complete these sentences with the correct form of a word from the list.
    GAZE LOOK NOTICE STARE WATCH

    a) I’ve never [blank_start](1)[blank_end] before how blue his eyes are.
    b) [blank_start](2)[blank_end] at that building over there! It’s beautiful.
    c) I [blank_start](3)[blank_end] at her in disbelief.
    d) Do you want to [blank_start](4)[blank_end] television tonight?
    e) They [blank_start](5)[blank_end] lovingly at their new baby.
    1. Anoticed
    2. BLook
    3. Cstared
    4. Dwatch
    5. Egazed
  7. 7Complete these sentences with a part of the body. The first letter is given.

    a) You shrug your s[blank_start]________[blank_end] when you don’t know something. (9 letters)
    b) If you stub your t[blank_start]__[blank_end] on something, it hurts. (3 letters)
    c) Fortune tellers can predict the future by reading other peoples’ p[blank_start]____[blank_end]. (5 letters)
    d) A watch can be worn on the left or the right w[blank_start]____[blank_end]. (5 letters)
    e) When my husband asked me to marry him, he got down on one k[blank_start]___[blank_end]. (4 letters)
    1. Ahoulders
    2. Boe
    3. Calms
    4. Drist
    5. Enee

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Quiz on First Masterclass - Unit 1, created by InJoy English Learning on 22/07/2018.
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