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REVIEW UNIT 7 B1

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  • You run on a track. What sport is this for?
    Diving
    Weightlifting
    Athletics
  • Choose the correct sentence:
    I didn’t have much water
    We have many sugar
    There is few juice
  • Which quantifier can we use with uncountable nouns?
    Few
    Much
    Many
  • Which sentence shows a small quantity?
    She has a little milk
    He has a lot of work
    We have much friends
  • Where do you usually play tennis?
    On a court
    On a track
    On a pitch
  • What’s the meaning of “work out”?
    To stop playing
    To join a team
    To do exercise
  • Choose the correct sentence with a non-defining relative clause.
    My dog, which loves to sleep, is very lazy
    The boy who won the race is my cousin
    London which is very big has many parks
  • Which of the following is a team sport?
    Golf
    Tennis
    Basketball
  • What does “catch up with” mean?
    To leave the team
    To go faster and reach someone
    To stop playing
  • You end up tired after training. What does “end up” mean?
    Finish in a certain state
    Lose the match
    Begin something
  • What does “knock out” mean in sports?
    To enter a competition
    To start exercising
    To remove a player from a game
  • Which sentence uses a defining relative clause?
    Paris, which is the capital of France, is beautiful
    My brother, who lives in Madrid, is a teacher
    The man who fixed the car is very friendly
  • Choose the correct sentence:
    There is many information
    I didn’t eat some cake
    He has a little money
  • They drank a lot of water after running. “A lot of” is used with:
    Uncountable nouns
    Countable nouns
    Both
  • Which is NOT true about non-defining relative clauses?
    We cannot use “that” in them
    They give essential information
    They use commas
  • I have a few questions about the game. What does this mean?
    I have many questions
    I have some questions
    I have no questions
  • You go to the rink to:
    Run
    Ice skate
    Swim
  • Where is a football match played?
    On a pitch
    In a pool
    On a track
  • Where would you ski?
    On a pitch
    In a gym
    On a slope
  • Which of these phrasal verbs means "start a hobby or sport"?
    Give in
    Take up
    Knock out
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