1. A. Listen and choose T (True) or F (False).
3. The architecture in Havana is more interesting than In Edinburgh. 
4.  

2. Havana doesn’t have as much modern building as Edinburgh.              

3. Havana is more romantic than Edinburgh.                                              

4. Edinburgh’s night life isn’t as good as Havana.                                       

2. Circle the right answer.

. Marks on a ……………. shows you north or east.

. Who is the ………….. of pervious message on this topic  

3. The ………….  continued for nearly three years.  

4. We’d like to know …………….. she didn’t accept the job.   

5. I’ve got a  …………….. and sowed the button back on.           

6. People are being urged to eat less fatty………. .             

3. Choose the best answer
4. I don’t like stories ……………………… have unhappy endings. 

2. The man sitting next to me on the plane was very nervous. He…………………….. before.

3. The view was wonderful. If …………………………. a camera with me, I would have taken some pictures.

4. We’ve got plenty of time. We………………………… hurry.           

4. Look and choose the correct word.
5. 

5. Choose the correct word and complete the sentences.
6. It’s raining hard. It seems that we’ll have a terrible storm. We should find a ……

2. The team started to ……for the treasure.

3. The desert in Nazca valley is made of dark red stones and……

4. You need a………if you hurt yourself.

5. You can use a ……..to make or fix clothes

6. We have a brown wooden …….. around our yard.

7. We think the price for the car is ……..

8. The hurricane ……… the houses and buildings.

9. He swam to the shore and discovered that he was the only ……

10. When the fog …….. the rain started.

6. Choose the correct relative pronoun.
7. I ate some chocolate ……….. tasted very good

2. I met a person ……… had visited 50 countries.

3. He stayed in a house …………. was at the top of a tall tree

6. Choose the correct relative pronoun.
7. I ate some chocolate ……….. tasted very good

2. I met a person ……… had visited 50 countries.

3. He stayed in a house …………. was at the top of a tall tree

7. Read and answer to the questions.

The United Kingdom

The United Kingdom is a large island located in Europe. It also includes part of the island of

Ireland. It is made up of four nations: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Over 60

million people live in the United Kingdom. The vast majority of the population, however, lives in

England. The government of the United Kingdom is considered a constitutional monarchy. A

constitutional monarchy is a government in which the monarch (king or queen) is head of state.

Queen Elizabeth II is the monarch of the United Kingdom. In reality, however, she exercises very

little political power.

The history of the United Kingdom is full of wars, invasions, revolutions, and

interesting rulers. Numerous castles, fortifications, old cathedrals, and ruins are evidence of the

kingdom’s past. The “UK,” as it is often called, was once the world’s most powerful nation.

Canada, Australia, India, Pakistan, and even the United States are among nations that used to be

controlled by the United Kingdom. It is also the birthplace of the English language. There are

many remarkable landmarks to see in the United Kingdom such as the Tower of London, Big Ben,

Oxford University and the mysterious Stonehenge. Oxford University, founded sometime in the

12th century, is the oldest university in the English speaking world. Many of the United Kingdom’s

former prime ministers attended Oxford. Stonehenge, located near Salisbury, England, is a group

of giant standing stones arranged in a circular formation. Archaeologists believe the formations

are over 4,500 years old. No one knows exactly what Stonehenge is meant to represent.

1.Answer the following questions. Choose the correct word.

1. What continent is the United Kingdom in? 

2. Which of the followings is not true about Oxford University?

3. Which of the followings is NOT an example of a Constitutional Monarchy?

4. Which of the followings is not among the landmarks in the U.K. ?

5. Which of the followings is not among the nations that used to be controlled by the United Kingdom?

2. Choose T (True) or F (False).

6. The United Kingdom is located in the island of Ireland 

7. The United Kingdom has four nations.

8. The vast majority of people live in Ireland.          

9. In constitutional monarchy the king or queen is the head of the state.    

10. The United Kingdom is where the English language was born

11. Oxford University is the biggest university in the English speaking countries.   

12. Stonehenge is located in Salisbury.         

13. Archaeologists believe that the formations of Stonehenge are more than 4,500 years old.

8. Choose the correct answer.
9. You ….…. Switch off your cellphone in the library. This is a rule.

2. If we had played better, we ………the game.