Verification and corrections

What is the part of speech of supply in: Each applicant is asked to supply a portfolio of work at interview.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — Did people have an easy life after the war in 1945?

What is the part of speech of supply in: Each applicant is asked to supply a portfolio of work at interview.

A paragraph can contain any number of sentences.

I ___ comedy shows. I watch one every weekend.

These days, Mona ___ Chinese food, but she ___ like Italian food.

___ they like comedy shows these days?

There’s ___ money in my wallet.

I ___ enjoy the play last night.

I got a job working for an export company ___ I left school.

I didn’t work while I was a student. I got a job working for an export company ___ I left school.

I took tennis lessons ___ I was at school. My PE teacher was my coach.

A: Did they have a party? B: Yes, they have. — Is B’s short answer correct?

A: Did they have a party? B: Yes, they have. — Is B’s short answer correct?

In ___ organizations, the ability to change and remain dynamic is a key ingredient of continued competitiveness.

The first step in a job ___ is to prepare an up-to-date CV.

All the following are synonyms of the word suitable except:

Egyptian cotton is ___ in the world.

___ these jeans on.

How ___ you ___ to university yesterday?

___ is a person who visits physical stores to check out products in person but then makes his / her actual purchases online.

___ is a wearable electronic device or a software application that monitors one's physical fitness and daily physical activity.

The office chair has ___ height feature that allows users to customize it to their comfort level.

Mona has ___ to college life quite easily.

She bought a ___ to provide more storage space.

Which of the following words refers to a standard that helps you make a decision, some are more important than others?

Which word refers to a standard that helps you make a decision?

You can update your Facebook ___.

After Ali graduated, he ___ married.

In my first year, I shared a flat with three others in students' ___ which was perfect.

We stayed in ___ hotel in the town.

Compact means ___.

This ___ vegetable can be eaten raw or cooked.

A ___ can capture images and videos under water.

Which type of research relies on facts, numbers and statistics?

If you ___ doing something, it means you stop doing it.

She has ___ time to spare.

There is a small, round ___ table in the room.

This jacket is just my ___.

A smart home is equipped with lighting, heating and electronic devices controlled remotely by the internet. What is the meaning of smart?

When you have a lot of money and possessions, you’re ___.

Which of the following is a high-speed form of transportation in Japan?

What phrase refers to the general level of wealth, comfort, and necessities available to a person or group?

What is the best synonym for “made smaller or less”?

What is the term for a formal questioning, often used by police?

With He / She / It in the present we use ___.

I have ___ friends. (not many — negative meaning)

A very tall building in a city is called a ___.

“Population” means ___.

Which phrase do we use when we need time to think?

Which phrase shows you are NOT sure of the answer?

A newspaper article is written in the ___.

A newspaper article about a famous person’s life (Unit 6 writing) is mainly written in the ___.

The doubling rule (CVC) applies to short one-syllable verbs, e.g. stop → stopping, plan → planning.

CVC doubling rule: a one-syllable verb ending in one vowel + one consonant (not w, x or y), e.g. stop, plan, doubles the last consonant before -ing or -ed.

Which phrase is used in the conclusion?

Which word is used to give an example?

Which word is used to show a result?

Which word is used to add an idea?

These days, Sara ___ to university every day.

Which time expression shows that we need the past simple (e.g. “went”)?

I usually ___ breakfast at 7 a.m.

___ you work in Riyadh?

I ___ my friends tomorrow.

She ___ visiting her family next week.

There are ___ products here.

There are ___ products here than in the other store.

This is ___ expensive.

This is ___ expensive than that one.

This is the ___ option in the shop.

This is the ___ hotel in the city.

Which is the ___ option of the three?

It has the ___ facilities in the city.

I think this is the ___ choice of all.

This is the ___ room in the house.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — The Olympic Games were in Tokyo in 1960.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — The bullet train took four hours.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — Life after the war was easy.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — What is the main idea of the text?

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — How did people travel between cities?

People use public ___ in the city.

I ___ a new phone.

She ___ a car.

It ___ a big engine.

___ you study English every day nowadays?

In the past simple, we add -ed to regular verbs only in affirmative sentences.

In past simple negatives and questions with did, the main verb does not take -ed (e.g. She didn’t watch. / Did you watch?).

was / were are used with ___.

Wash your hands ___ eating.

Ali is ___ tall ___ Omar. (the same height)

I have ___ money. (positive sentence)

Choose the indefinite article: ___ apple

This is ___ car.

“In conclusion, learning English is very important.” belongs to the ___.

What does “spectacular” mean?

The fireworks are ___. They look amazing.

“Independence Day” means ___.

“Patriotic” means ___.

“She doesn't work here.” is a ___ sentence.

“Did they play football?” is a ___ sentence.

“They play football.” is a ___ sentence.

There ___ many students.

I don’t drink ___ water.

Do you have ___ books?

Choose the indefinite article: ___ university

I know ___. (he)

This is ___ phone. (he)

I help ___. (they)

I am tired, ___ I study.

I am tired, ___ I still study for my exam.

___ you going?

They ___ last week.

I like ___. (she)

Join ___. (we)

This is ___ house. (we)

Which noun is countable?

I don’t have ___ time.

They work ___.

This phone is ___ expensive than that one.

He is ___. (tall, comparative)

___ book is this? (asking about the owner)

___ book is this? (asking about the owner)

___ car do you want, the red one or the blue one?

___ be noisy! (negative imperative)

He ___ have a car in the past.

She ___ her friend at a party last summer.

The negative of “She had a car.” is ___.

___. I'll check.

___. I'll check.

___ did you meet your friend?

A: What do you do? B: I ___ a designer.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — Japan developed quickly.

Read: “The Olympic Games were held in Tokyo in 1964. It was a very important event for Japan. The bullet train (Shinkansen) was introduced and it took only four hours from Tokyo to Osaka. Life in Japan after the war was not easy, but the country developed quickly. Takeshi Honda was one of the engineers who worked on the bullet train project.” — Takeshi Honda worked on the bullet train.

The city ___ a lot in the last 50 years.

The city ___ a lot between 1970 and 2020.

There are tall ___ in the city.

The ___ was heavy yesterday.

My ___ is near the city centre.

According to the writing model, Ibn Battuta was born in ___.

According to the writing model, how many countries did Ibn Battuta visit?

Read: “Ahmed lives in Riyadh. He works at a hospital. He goes to work by car. He enjoys his job because he likes helping people. On weekends, he usually visits his family or goes to the gym.” — Where does Ahmed work?

Read: “Ahmed lives in Riyadh. He works at a hospital. He goes to work by car. He enjoys his job because he likes helping people. On weekends, he usually visits his family or goes to the gym.” — How does Ahmed go to work?

Read: “Ahmed lives in Riyadh. He works at a hospital. He goes to work by car. He enjoys his job because he likes helping people. On weekends, he usually visits his family or goes to the gym.” — Why does Ahmed enjoy his job?

According to the study-sheet reading strategy, what should you do first?

“Which is NOT mentioned?” asks for something ___ in the text.

In reading-comprehension questions, you should base your answer on the passage, not on your own background knowledge.

Nowadays, she ___ to school every day.

An easier way to write “communication” is ___.

In a simple paragraph, which phrase can replace “communicating with people”?

An easier way to write “opportunity” is ___.

An easier way to write “opportunity” is ___.

An easier way to write “knowledge” is ___.

In a simple paragraph, which phrase can replace “gaining knowledge”?

An easier way to write “experience” is ___.

In a simple paragraph, which phrase can replace “gaining new experiences”?

event

costume

plan

get married

display

display

desk

shower

width

lifestyle

standard of living

give up

ago

nowadays

abroad

outside

reduced

develop

America is large but Canada is ___.

The source highlights “The largest” (highlight checked). But the sentence names only two countries, so the comparative “Larger” is the clearest answer, while “The largest” needs a group (the largest in North America). Both answers can be defended, so the question is excluded. In an exam, choose the comparative when exactly two things are compared.

I ___ at the library very late last week.

Exact duplicate of question 62 (same sentence, same options in a different order, same answer “Stayed”).

What is the part of speech of supply in: Each applicant is asked to supply a portfolio of work at interview.

Duplicate of question 74 (same sentence and options). Its stored answer has been corrected to “A verb” to match question 74, but it stays excluded as a duplicate.

Before I ___ elementary school, I went to nursery school.

Exact duplicate of question 61 (same sentence, options and answer “Attended”).

Which sentence is correct?

Exact duplicate of s24.

The car ___ repaired.

Tests the passive voice, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6 (checked against the Teacher’s Book text for Units 1–6 stored in this project).

I ___ finished.

Tests the present perfect, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6 (the Unit 5 notes mention it only to contrast it with the past simple). The item is also ambiguous: “I am finished” is acceptable English.

If I study, I ___ pass.

Tests conditional sentences with “will”, which are not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

The man ___ lives here is kind.

Tests relative pronouns (who / which), which are not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

He said that he ___ tired.

Tests reported speech, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6. The item is also ambiguous: “He said that he is tired” is acceptable if he is still tired.

It's ___ expensive. I can't buy it.

Tests too / enough as a grammar point. The earlier review recorded it as Unit 10 (TB p.62); that page is outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project, so the unit number is not re-verified here. Question p44 stays active because it tests the vocabulary word “slim”, with “enough” only as context.

He is tall ___ to play basketball.

Tests too / enough as a grammar point. The earlier review recorded it as Unit 10 (TB p.62); that page is outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project, so the unit number is not re-verified here. Question p44 stays active because it tests the vocabulary word “slim”.

I was sleeping ___ he called.

Tests the past continuous (was sleeping), which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

I ___ study tomorrow.

Tests the future with “will”, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6 (Unit 2 uses the present continuous for future plans).

I am going ___ travel.

Tests “be going to”. The earlier review recorded it as Unit 8 (TB p.51); that page is outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project, so the unit number is not re-verified here. It is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

You ___ study.

Tests “should”. The earlier review recorded it in Unit 7 (modals, TB p.45); that page is outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project. It is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

I was ___ when he called.

Tests the past continuous (was sleeping), which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

In the Body we write ___ ideas with examples.

“Write 2–3 ideas in the body” is a rule from the writing study sheet only; the Teacher’s Book says a paragraph has no fixed number of sentences (TB p.69).

He ___ swim well.

Tests can / can’t. The earlier review recorded modals in Unit 7 (TB p.45), outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project. It is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

We ___ go tomorrow.

Tests the future with “will / won’t”, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

The question form of “He can swim.” is ___.

Tests “can”. The earlier review recorded modals in Unit 7 (TB p.45), outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project. It is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

Which time word goes with Future Simple?

Tests the future simple with “will”, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

She ___ travel. (future)

Tests the future with “will”, which is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

I can't swim. “can't” means ___.

Tests can / can’t. The earlier review recorded modals in Unit 7 (TB p.45), outside the Units 1–6 text stored in the project. It is not a grammar focus in Units 1–6.

buildings

“buildings” duplicates “building” in the Unit 6 word list.

I have ___ friends. (not many — negative meaning)

The question text was found only partly in the study sheets.

I usually ___ breakfast at 7 a.m.

The question text was found only partly in the study sheets.

I have ___ money. (positive sentence)

The question text was found only partly in the study sheets.

The book is ___ the table.

The question text was found only partly in the study sheets.

He is ___. (tall, comparative)

The question text was found only partly in the study sheets.

participants

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct

noticeboard

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct

flip chart

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct

layout

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct

bright

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct

toilet

Not found in the Teacher’s Book, the study sheets or the MTA file; the meaning is linguistically correct