Term 3_ English _ Part 5 & Part 6

Read each passage carefully. For each blank in the text, choose the correct answer from the options provided in brackets. Select the best answer for each question.

Group 1

Part 5A: Read the passage and choose the correct answer for each blank from the options in brackets.

Amazing Animals Around Us Animals live in every corner of our world. From 1(smaller, small, smallest) insects that crawl on the ground to the largest whales that swim in the deep ocean, 2 (they, it, them) are a fascinating part of our planet.3 ( Much, Few, Many animals have adapted in incredible ways to their environments. For example, the chameleon can change its skin color to blend in with leaves or branches. This helps it hide from predators and allows it to sneak up on insects which it eats. Last year, scientists 4 (discover, discovers, discovered) a new species of frog in the Amazon rainforest. They 5 (had explored, were exploring, are exploring) a remote area when they found the tiny, brightly colored amphibian. Has anyone ever 6 (seen, see, saw) such a vibrant creature? 7 (In, On, At) the future, we will likely learn even more about the animal kingdom. Researchers are planning expeditions to unexplored regions, and new technologies will help them study animal behavior in greater detail. Will we find creatures that 8 ( is, were, are) even more 9 (surprised, surprise, surprising) than what we know now? 10 (Happily, Fortunately, Sadly), many animals are being affected by human 11 (activities, activities’, activityes) Forests are being destroyed, and pollution is harming habitats. Not enough is being 12 (does, did, done) to protect these vulnerable creatures. Are we going to 13 (stood, stands, stand) by while they disappear? A lot of people care about 14 (depth, deep, deeply) animals. Every year, a number of organizations work to protect these creatures. Few people, however, fully understand 14 (x, a, the) challenges that animals face. Isn't it amazing how diverse animal life is? Aren't we responsible for protecting it?

Question 1a

Multiple choice
  1. From ___ insects that crawl on the ground to the largest whales that swim in the deep ocean...
  • smaller

  • small

  • smallest

Question 1b

Multiple choice
  1. ___ are a fascinating part of our planet.
  • they

  • it

  • them

Question 1c

Multiple choice
  1. ___ animals have adapted in incredible ways to their environments.
  • Much

  • Few

  • Many

Question 1d

Multiple choice
  1. Last year, scientists ___ a new species of frog in the Amazon rainforest.
  • discover

  • discovers

  • discovered

Question 1e

Multiple choice
  1. They ___ a remote area when they found the tiny, brightly colored amphibian.
  • had explored

  • were exploring

  • are exploring

Question 1f

Multiple choice
  1. Has anyone ever ___ such a vibrant creature?
  • seen

  • see

  • saw

Question 1g

Multiple choice
  1. ___ the future, we will likely learn even more about the animal kingdom.
  • In

  • On

  • At

Question 1h

Multiple choice
  1. Will we find creatures that ___ even more ___ than what we know now? (is, were, are)
  • is

  • were

  • are

Question 1i

Multiple choice
  1. Will we find creatures that are even more ___ than what we know now?
  • surprised

  • surprise

  • surprising

Question 1j

Multiple choice
  1. ___, many animals are being affected by human activities.
  • Happily

  • Fortunately

  • Sadly

Question 1k

Multiple choice
  1. Many animals are being affected by human ___.
  • activities

  • activities’

  • activityes

Question 1l

Multiple choice
  1. Not enough is being ___ to protect these vulnerable creatures.
  • does

  • did

  • done

Question 1m

Multiple choice
  1. Are we going to ___ by while they disappear?
  • stood

  • stands

  • stand

Question 1n

Multiple choice
  1. A lot of people care about ___ animals.

  • depth

  • deep

  • deeply

Question 1o

Multiple choice
  1. Few people, however, fully understand ___ challenges that animals face.

  • x

  • a

  • the

Group 2

Part 5B: Read the passage and choose the correct answer for each blank from the options in brackets.

When I 1 (have started, was starting, started) my job two years ago, I 2 (used to, did use to, did) love it. The truth is that I have a very high salary, and the office is very close to home, but the problem is that since the day I started I 3 (had, have, have had) very few free weekends and I always work until very late in the evening. I often have to cancel plans with friends, 4 (so, because of, because) I miss family celebrations, and I'm usually very tired and stressed. I'm not sure I can keep 5 (to do, doing, do) this. I don't sleep enough, and I don't eat 6 (healthy, good, healthily), because I don't have 7 (time enough, many time, enough time) to cook.

Apart from that, sport has always been very important in my life. I like being fit, and doing sports is how I stay well and reduce stress. 8 (Because, However, Although), nowadays I don't have 9 (no, any, some) time to exercise. With all these bad habits, I feel that I am putting my health at risk.

I really need 10 (an, a, some) advice. What would you do if you would be me? My salary is very high, and I can walk to work, but I feel horrible; I don't have a social life and I don't have a healthy life. Two years ago, before taking this job, I was much 11 (fiter, fitter, more fit) and very happy. Now I am 28 and I have a lot of money in my bank account, but nothing else. The problem is that the jobs that 12(offer, are offered, offered) in the area where I live don't pay much, and I'm afraid 13 (of, for, from) making a decision which I might regret. So, what do you think? 14 (Do, Might, Should) I quit my job?

Question 2a

Multiple choice
  1. When I ___ my job two years ago...
  • have started

  • was starting

  • started

Question 2b

Multiple choice
  1. I ___ love it.
  • used to

  • did use to

  • did

Question 2c

Multiple choice
  1. Since the day I started I ___ very few free weekends...
  • had

  • have

  • have had

Question 2d

Multiple choice
  1. I often have to cancel plans with friends, ___ I miss family celebrations...
  • so

  • because of

  • because

Question 2e

Multiple choice
  1. I'm not sure I can keep ___ this.
  • to do

  • doing

  • do

Question 2f

Multiple choice
  1. I don't eat ___, because I don't have enough time to cook.
  • healthy

  • good

  • healthily

Question 2g

Multiple choice
  1. I don't have ___ to cook.
  • time enough

  • many time

  • enough time

Question 2h

Multiple choice
  1. ___, nowadays I don't have any time to exercise.
  • Because

  • However

  • Although

Question 2i

Multiple choice
  1. Nowadays I don't have ___ time to exercise.
  • no

  • any

  • some

Question 2j

Multiple choice
  1. I really need ___ advice.
  • an

  • a

  • some

Question 2k

Multiple choice
  1. Two years ago, before taking this job, I was much ___ and very happy.
  • fiter

  • fitter

  • more fit

Question 2l

Multiple choice
  1. The jobs that ___ in the area where I live don't pay much.
  • offer

  • are offered

  • offered

Question 2m

Multiple choice
  1. I'm afraid ___ making a decision which I might regret.
  • of

  • for

  • from

Question 2n

Multiple choice
  1. ___ I quit my job?

  • Do

  • Might

  • Should

Group 3

Part 6: Read the passage and choose the correct answer for each blank from the options in brackets.

Pollution, 1(that, which, where) is one of the biggest problems for all countries today, is clearly caused by what humans do to our planet. It is what most scientists agree on that this situation is not only serious but also getting worse, 2(So, However, despite) we need to try hard to make it less. 3 (Which, what, How) we need to understand is that the chance of solving this problem 4 (depend, depended, depends) on everyone around the world working together in many ways. Firstly, one main thing that causes pollution is dirty air 6 (which comes from, come from, which comes from,) cars that use gasoline or diesel, which has clearly made people who live and work in polluted places unhealthy. While steps have been taken to use electric cars instead, this change has been happening very slowly. If this change 6 (happens, had happened, would happen) faster, the air in many cities might be much cleaner now. Another important reason for pollution is that many trees are being cut down, because trees are important; they take in dirty air. They are cut down to make space for big things like roads. What is important to see is that if we encourage people to use buses, trains, or bikes more instead of their own cars, it would be a much better way to live. If people had used these other ways more, there 7 (would probably be, would probably have been, will probably be) less traffic and less dirty air in our cities. People 8 (should have been, should be , should have) more willing to adopt these alternatives earlier. It is hoped that in the future, city planners will focus on these cleaner ways to travel. Finally, we are very worried about our water, like rivers and seas, getting polluted. They are becoming more and more places, 9 (which, where, whose) factories and homes dump their waste. This thing that we are doing, which is harming the balance of life in the oceans and rivers, is having a very bad effect on the animals and plants that live there by destroying their homes. So, there is a very important need to stop this bad habit of using seas and rivers as places to put waste. We could say that stronger rules and making sure people follow them 10(would, might, should) be put in place to stop this harm to the environment. 11 (Because, While, providing that) some companies might argue against these stronger rules, the health of our planet for a long time must be what is most important. In the end, Earth, which is the only home we have, asks for our most care and responsibility to keep it clean. What we must understand is that we can no longer afford to keep hurting our planet. Instead, it is our plan to start using what the Earth gives us in a way that doesn’t harm it, 12 ( in order, so as to , so that) people who live here in the future can have 13 (healthy, healthier, healthier) lives.14 ( Unless, If, If only ) we don’t do something important now, the world we live behind 15 (will, might, must) be damaged in a way that can’t be fixed.

Question 3a

Multiple choice
  1. Pollution, ___ is one of the biggest problems for all countries today...
  • that

  • which

  • where

Question 3b

Multiple choice
  1. ...this situation is not only serious but also getting worse, ___ we need to try hard to make it less.
  • So

  • However

  • despite

Question 3c

Multiple choice
  1. ___ we need to understand is that the chance of solving this problem...
  • Which

  • what

  • How

Question 3d

Multiple choice
  1. ...the chance of solving this problem ___ on everyone around the world working together...
  • depend

  • depended

  • depends

Question 3e

Multiple choice
  1. ...dirty air ___ cars that use gasoline or diesel...
  • which comes from

  • come from

  • which comes from,

Question 3f

Multiple choice
  1. If this change ___ faster, the air in many cities might be much cleaner now.
  • happens

  • had happened

  • would happen

Question 3g

Multiple choice
  1. If people had used these other ways more, there ___ less traffic and less dirty air in our cities.
  • would probably be

  • would probably have been

  • will probably be

Question 3h

Multiple choice
  1. People ___ more willing to adopt these alternatives earlier.
  • should have been

  • should be

  • should have

Question 3i

Multiple choice
  1. They are becoming more and more places, ___ factories and homes dump their waste.
  • which

  • where

  • whose

Question 3j

Multiple choice
  1. We could say that stronger rules and making sure people follow them ___ be put in place to stop this harm to the environment.
  • would

  • might

  • should

Question 3k

Multiple choice
  1. ___ some companies might argue against these stronger rules, the health of our planet for a long time must be what is most important.
  • Because

  • While

  • providing that

Question 3l

Multiple choice
  1. ...in a way that doesn’t harm it, ___ people who live here in the future can have healthier lives.
  • in order

  • so as to

  • so that

Question 3m

Multiple choice
  1. ...people who live here in the future can have ___ lives.
  • healthy

  • healthier

Question 3n

Multiple choice
  1. ___ we don’t do something important now, the world we live behind will be damaged in a way that can’t be fixed.
  • Unless

  • If

  • If only

Question 3o

Multiple choice
  1. ...the world we live behind ___ be damaged in a way that can’t be fixed.
  • will

  • might

  • must

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