Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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DIRECTIONS: Choose the correct answer.
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What kind of hair does she have? a. | curly and long | b. | long and straight | c. | straight and
short | d. | curly and brown |
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What does he look like?  a. | tall and heavy | b. | short and heavy | c. | young and
thin | d. | average height and old |
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What does she look like?  a. | young and average weight | b. | young and blond | c. | old and
heavy | d. | in her sixties and tall |
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What does he look like?  a. | in his twenties with long brown hair | b. | in his forties with short red
hair | c. | in his teens with short blond hair | d. | in his thirties with short brown
hair |
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Who has long, blond, curly hair?  a. | the man with the grocery bag | b. | the woman with the book | c. | the man with
glasses | d. | both men |
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What kind of hair does he have?  a. | short and blond | b. | black and curly | c. | long and
blond | d. | short and red |
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DIRECTIONS: Choose the best response for each situation.
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Jasper: Hi. My name is Jasper.
a. | Sydney: Nice to meet you, too. | b. | Sydney: I'm a
chef. | c. | Sydney: What do you do? | d. | Sydney: Nice to meet
you. |
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Jiri: Nice to meet you, Slava.
a. | Slava: I'm a mechanic. | b. | Slava: Nice to meet you,
too. | c. | Slava: What do you do? | d. | Slava: My name is
Slava. |
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Gish: What do you do?
a. | Parker: I'm Parker. | b. | Parker: Nice to meet
you. | c. | Parker: I'm a doctor. | d. | Parker: Nice to meet you,
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Matching
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DIRECTIONS: Match. a. | Gonzales | e. | Vicki | b. | science, math | f. | gonzoZZZ@netstar.com | c. | Sao
Paulo | g. | 11-1212-4567 | d. | English, Portuguese, French | h. | teacher |
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languages
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phone number
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subjects
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job
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last name
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city
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email address
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first name
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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LISTENING: WL_EV_L1_01.mp3
DIRECTIONS: Listen. Write T for
true or F for false.
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Jojo has a musical band.
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Vanida is a bass guitar player.
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Jojo's email address is V-Link-25.
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Vanida is a tall man in his 20s with dark hair.
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Vanida is interested in joining the Cosmo Rhythm Band.
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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DIRECTIONS: Complete each sentence with a verb in the parentheses.
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Diego (go / goes) ____________________ to the cafe with Rina.
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My aunt Malaya (teach / teaches) ____________________ first grade at Webster
School.
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Barak and Philamina (has / have) ____________________ the same dentist, Dr.
Wong.
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(Do / Does) ____________________ they speak English?
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What (are / is) ____________________ her job?
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Does Gill study Spanish at college? No, she (don’t / doesn’t)
_____________.
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DIRECTIONS: Complete each sentence using the correct form of be or
have.
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Franco ____________________ red hair and green eyes.
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Lauren and her sister, Shannon, ____________________ average height and
weight.
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I ____________________ tall, and my mother says I'm too thin.
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Julia ____________________ short, curly hair.
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Joel’s grandfather ____________________ tall and heavy.
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Paul and Dan ____________________ blue eyes.
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Yes/No
Indicate whether you
agree with the statement.
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DIRECTIONS: Read the paragraphs. Answer the questions Yes or No
(Y/N).
The technology which looks at your face
Do you have lots of different
passwords for your phone, bank account, emails and apps? It can be very difficult to remember them! A
new technology has the answer to this problem. “Facial Recognition Technology” looks at a
photo or video of your face and it knows your name, address, and telephone number. It knows because
every man and woman has a different face.
Today, some people already use this technology. The
police can look at photos of people in the street and they can find someone. At airports, the
technology looks at a passport photo and then at the person. And, in the future, banks want to look
at a people’s faces and check their identify. Hospitals want to look at people’s faces so
doctors can help people online. And some modern phones already use facial recognition technology for
security; when your phone looks at your face, you can use it.
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Is it easy to remember lots of different passwords? Y/N
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Does “Facial Recognition Technology” look at your face?
Y/N
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Does every man and woman have a different face? Y/N
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Do some people use this technology today?
____________________
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At airports, does the technology look at your passport?
____________________
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Do the police use the technology in hospitals? ____________________
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