TOP Grammar Teacher’s book, Testbook, Answer Keys - Rachel Finnie, Carol Frain, David A. Hill, Karen Thomas 2010
Test 21 Units 98-102
1 Complete the questions with a pronoun, adjective or adverb.
Who is going to the cinema with you?
1 ... in France are you going for your holidays?
2 ... sort of computer are you going to buy?
3 ... are the Spanish students arriving?
4 ... is he using his mobile phone in class?
5 ... are you going to travel across Russia?
6 ... of the two laptops will you buy?
2 Complete the questions which start with How, with the words in the box.
How fast is your new broadband system?
1 ’How ... is the Eiffel Tower in France?’ ’It’s just over 320 metres.’
2 ’How ... is Stonehenge in England?’ ’It’s over 2500 years.’
3 ’How ... do you check your e-mails?’ ’Three times a day.’
4 ’How ... is the Yangtze River in China?’ ’It’s about 6,300 kilometres.’
5 ’How … is the Mariana Trench near Japan?’ ’It’s over 11,000 metres.’
6 ’How ... are the latest microchip wafers?’ ’They’re under 0.20 micro.’
3 Write short answers for these Wh- questions. Use the words in brackets.
Who lives there? (John) John does.
1 What animals eat meat? (Lions)
2 Who went with you? (The Bakers)
3 Who doesn’t like fish? (Alice)
4 Who wouldn’t help with the work? (Mike)
4 Rewrite using so / neither. Use the pronouns in brackets.
I often go swimming (I) So do I.
1 I never go cycling. (we)
2 We sometimes played chess. (they)
3 He always gets up late. (she)
4 We didn’t like camping. (I)
5 You won’t come. (they)
6 She thought the library was closed. (he)
5 Match each sentence with the appropriate question tag.
1 d 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 You live in Germany, a doesn’t he?
2 Paul works in China, b couldn’t you?
3 You won’t leave me, c can’t she?
4 She can help us, d don’t you?
5 Your hamster died, e wouldn’t they?
6 They’d like that, f will you?
7 You could tell her the truth g didn’t it?
6 Complete the interrogation of suspect Fry with the appropriate interrogative.
Policeman: OK, Fry, where do you live?
Fry: I told you, officer. In Victoria Street.
Policeman: Don’t be clever, Fry. (1) ... number?
Fry: Forty-two.
Policeman: (2) ... did you get home last night?
Fry: I didn’t go home last night.
Policeman: (3) ... didn’t you go home?
Fry: Because I went to a party.
Policeman: OK, Fry, so (4) ... party was it?
Fry: It was Big Danny Little’s birthday.
Policeman: And (5) ... did this party take place?
Fry: At the Drunken Eel Club in Islington.
Policeman: I see. And (6) ... else was at this party?
Fry: Oh, I didn’t know many people there, officer.
Policeman: So (7) ... did you go to the party?
Fry: Because Big Danny invited me. When Big Danny invites, you don’t refuse...
Policeman: So (8) ... time did you leave the Drunken Eel Club?
Fry: I don’t really know, officer. About ten o’clock, I think?
Policeman: So (9) ... did my constables find you in Mayfair at nine o’clock, then, Fry?
Fry: I’ve no idea officer. my watch had stopped.
Policeman: (10) ... do you know about the 100 iPods we found in your car?
Fry: Nothing, officer. I don’t know how they got there.
7 Rewrite the appropriate exclamations, using the words in brackets.
Look at this picture. (beautiful)
What a beautiful picture!
Have you heard about the accident? (sad)
How sad itis!
1 Have you seen that film? (great)
What ...!
2 They are very nice people. (good)
How ...!
3 Did you enjoy the party? (wonderful)
What ...!
4 It’s a lovely village. (quiet)
How ...!
8 Complete the dialogue with the words in the box.
Hazel: How annoying! The computer screen froze.
Annie: You’ve checked the e-mails, (1) ...?
Hazel: Er. actually I haven’t.
Annie: (2) ... haven’t you? I told you it was urgent, (3) ...?
Hazel: No, you (4) ... . And anyway I had to download a very long file for Ms Rivets first.
Annie: Ms. Rivets? (5) ... ’s Ms Rivets?
Hazel: She’s the new sales manager.
Annie: (6) ...? Oh, yes. I remember now. She’s the tall girl with red hair, (7) ...?
Hazel: That’s right.
Annie: I think she looks very nice.
Hazel: (8) ... .