Rewrite sentences without changing the meaning

Question 11: I find cooking in my free time relaxing.

A. It’s relaxing to me to cook in my free time.

B. Cooking is relaxing for free time.

C. Free time relaxing is cooking.

D. I spend cooking my free time.

Question 12: I close friend gave me a wonderful present on my birthday

A. I gave my friend a wonderful present on my birthday.

B. I was given a wonderful present on my birthday.

C. A wonderful present was given me on my birthday.

D. My birthday gave a wonderful present.

Question 13: Skateboarding is her hobby.

A. She doesn’t like skateboarding.

B. Skateboarding is fun.

C. Hobby includes skateboarding.

D. Her favourite leisure activity is skateboarding.

Question 14: He likes to listen to pop music than to watch TV after school.

A. He prefers listening to pop music to watching TV after school.

B. He like watching TV more than listening to music after school.

C. Listening to pop music is more exciting than watching TV.

D. Watching TV is less interesting than listening to pop music.

Question 15: My parents insist me on learning Spanish.

A. My parents want me to study Spanish.

B. My parents teach me to study Spanish.

C. My parents make me to study Spanish.

D. My parents remind me to study Spanish.

Rearrange the sentences to make meaningful sentences

Question 6: collect/ people/ money/ old/ Poor/ some/ make/ to/ bottles.

A. Poor people collect to make some old bottles money.

B. Poor people collect old bottles to make some money.

C. Poor some money people collect old bottles to make.

D. Poor people collect to make some money old bottles.

Question 7: more/ usual/ In/ farmers/ on/ harvest time/ than/ the field/ work.

A. In harvest time, on the field more farmers than work usual.

B. In harvest time, more farmers work field than on the usual.

C. In harvest time, more farmers field than work on the usual.

D. In harvest time, more farmers work on the field than usual.

Question 8: than/ more/ in the/ in the/ city/ more/ It’s/ countryside/ to live.

A. It’s more countryside convenient in the city than in the to live.

B. It’s more convenient to live in the city than in the countryside.

C. It’s live in the city than more convenient to in the countryside.

D. It’s more convenient to than in the live in the city countryside.

Question 9: Do/ think/ spending/ you/ much/ too/ time/ is/ the/ on/ Internet/ harmful?

A. Do you think spending too much time on the Internet is harmful?

B. Do you on the Internet is harmful think spending time too much?

C. Do you think spending on the Internet too much time is harmful?

D. Do you think spending too much time is harmful on the Internet?

Question 10: are/ sides/ the/ positive/ and/ negative/ What/ of/ the/ Internet/?

A. What are the negative sides positive and of the Internet?

B. What are the of the positive and negative sides Internet?

C. What are the positive and negative sides of the Internet?

D. What are the sides positive and negative of the Internet?

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the sentences with given words

Question 1: I/ like/ look/ at/ stars/ starry nights.

A. I like looking at stars on starry nights.

B. I like look at stars in starry nights.

C. I like to look at stars in starry nights.

D. I like looked at stars on starry nights.

Question 2: Some farmers/ still/ use/ buffalo-drawn/ carts/ move crops.

A. Some farmers still uses buffalo-drawn carts to move crops.

B. Some farmers still uses buffalo-drawn carts move crops.

C. Some farmers still use buffalo-drawn carts move crops.

D. Some farmers still use buffalo-drawn carts to move crops.

Question 3: He/ usually/ go/ herd/ buffaloes/ other boys/ village.

A. He usually goes herding buffaloes with other boys in village.

B. He usually go herding buffaloes with other boys in village.

C. He usually goes herding buffaloes with other boys in the village.

D. He usually go herding buffaloes with other boys in the village.

Question 4:City/ children/ have/ more/ interesting life/ country ones.

A. City children have more interesting life than country ones.

B. City children have more interesting life country ones.

C. City children has more interesting life than country ones.

D. City children has more interesting life country ones.

Question 5: My friend/ never/ ride/ horse/ before.

A. My friend never ridden a horse before.

B. My friend never rode a horse before.

C. My friend has never ridden a horse before.

D. My friend had never ridden a horse before.

Question 1: Did you have a good weekend?

A. Yes, let's keep in touch.

B. Yes, I am a teacher.

C. Yes, it is lovely.

D. Yes, I didn't do much.

Question 2: During the trip, we can visit some wildlife reserves to see lions and giraffes.

A. That's great. How does it work?

B. Oh, I see. No problem.

C. Really? I am so excited.

D. That was OK at first.

Question 3: Can I leave a message to Jim?

A. I'll ask him to call you.

B. Of course, you can.

C. If you don't mind.

D. Yes, you can take it.

Question 4: You should not leave the light on when you are away.

A. OK, let's do it.           B. That's a good idea.

C. Try me!           D. You are right.

Question 5: Excuse me! Can you show me the way to Main Street?

A. Um, I am sorry I have no idea.

B. It's easy to do it.

C. Continue.

D. Am I going right?

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to complete the passage below

   How would you like(6) _______work in the fast-growing tech sector? Information technology is the #1 field in(7)_______ of expected job growth over the next decade,(8) _______makes systems engineers among the most highly sought after professionals today. The average salary for a systems engineer is $87,100, and the career field is expected to grow 45% over the next 10 years. To become a systems engineer, you need a bachelor’s(9)_______in engineering.

   Software architects have taken the title as the best job in the country with job growth of 34% and an average annual salary of $119,000 per year. These innovative engineering professionals are responsible for(10)_______ to analyze and store data.

Question 6: A. to        B. with        C. at       D. up

Question 7: A. view       B. side        C. terms       D. resean

Question 8: A. who       B. whom        C. which       D. what

Question 9: A. certificate        B. degree        C. diploma       D. qualification

Question 10: A. helped       B. helps       C. helpes       D. helping

Read the passage below and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE?

   Becoming a nurse practitioner requires a master’s degree in nursing and certification. With an aging population, the demand for healthcare is expected to double over the next decade. Physician assistants have climbed up to number 2 in the best jobs in America. They conduct physical exams, prescribe medicine, and treat illnesses. What does a physician assistant make? A physician assistant averages $92,000 per year and job growth is expected to rise a remarkable 39%.

Question 1: Becoming a nurse practitioner requires a master’s degree.

A. True              B. False

Question 2: The demand for healthcare is expected to three times over the next decade.

A. True              B. False

Question 3: Physician assistants have climbed up to number 3 in the best jobs in America.

A. True              B. False

Question 4: A physician assistant averages $92,000 per year

A. True              B. False

Question 5: Job growth is expected to rise a remarkable 38%.

A. True              B. False

Choose the letter A, B, C or D to answer these following questions

According to futurist Ray Kurzweil human civilisation will be unavoidably transformed in the year 2045 by an event that he call The Singularity. He suggests that exponential technological development will lead to the inevitable rise of artificial intelligence (A.I.). Such advanced technology may make humanity insignificant.

Kurzweil says that technologies are double-edged swords and envisions the possibility that an artificial intelligence might decde to put an end to humanity simply because it surpasses human intelligence. Kurzweil does have faith in mankind, however. He suggests that people are wise to accept that technological progress is unavoidable and that such acceptance will make the process of transition easier.

Kurzweil has personal reasons to hope for the coming of The Singularity, because he wants his life to be extended by it. Kurzweil envisions that future medical advances could invent tiny computerised machines, or nanobots, which operate inside the body to enhance the immune system. In addition ne believes that future technology might be able to resurrect his deceased father.

Looking at the state of current technological advances in many fields such as medicine, navigation and communication, Kurzweil's visions may not be unbelievable.The critical issue, however, is whether genuine artificial intelligence can ever be truly realised. Kurzweil suggests that critics of his theories, who believe that the human brain is too complex to duplicate, are underestimating what the exponential growth in technology can eventually accomplish.

Question 11: What is The Singularity?

A. An event giving rise to future human beings.

B. An event giving rise to future artificial intelligence.

C. An event giving rise to future alien civilisation.

Question 12: Why could The Singularity put an end to humans?

A. Because A.I. might imitate human intelligence.

B. Because A.I. is similar to human intelligence.

C. Because A.I. will exceed human intelligence.

Question 13: What does Kurzweil say about technologies?

A. Technologies are avoidable.

B. Technologies are safe and friendly.

C. Technologies are double-edged swords.

Question 14: Why does Kurzweil hope for the coming of The Singularity?

A. Because it would have economic advantages.

B. Because life could be extended

C. Because human would have virtual entertainment.

Question 15: How does Kurzweil respond to critics of his theories

A. He thinks that they do not evaluate correctly the rapid growth of technology.

B. He thinks that the realisation of genuine artificial intelligence is a challenge.

C. He thinks that future events cannot be predicted with our current mean.

II. Choose the best answer

1 They dance the Tango __________(beautiful / beautifully) 

2 She planned their trip to Greece very ________(careful / carefully) 

3 Jim painted the kitchen very ______(bad / badly) 

4 She speaks very__________ (quiet / quietly) 

5 Turn the stereo down. It's too ________(loud / loudly) 

6 He skipped________ down the road to school. (Happy / happily) 

7 He drives too___________ (fast / well) 

8 She knows the road__________ (good / well)

9 He plays the guitar __________(terrible / terribly) 

10 We're going camping tomorrow so we have to get up__________ (early /soon) 

11 Andy doesn't often work ___________(hard / hardly) 

12 Sometimes our teacher arrives______for class. (late / lately)

II. Choose the best answer

1 They dance the Tango __________(beautiful / beautifully)

2 She planned their trip to Greece very ________(careful / carefully)

3 Jim painted the kitchen very ______(bad / badly)

4 She speaks very__________ (quiet / quietly)

5 Turn the stereo down. It's too ________(loud / loudly)

6 He skipped________ down the road to school. (Happy / happily)

7 He drives too___________ (fast / well)

8 She knows the road__________ (good / well)

9 He plays the guitar __________(terrible / terribly)

10 We're going camping tomorrow so we have to get up__________ (early /soon)

11 Andy doesn't often work ___________(hard / hardly)

12 Sometimes our teacher arrives______for class. (late / lately)