Mec1 - Lesson 109
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Vocabulary and grammar from lesson 109
- 1.If someone disturbs or upsets you, you can say that person is ...
- A.
Hooked on you
- B.
Driving you crazy
- C.
Getting carried away
- 2.To say that someone has the necessary qualities or talent to develop into a good teacher, you can say the person ...
- A.
Gets away with being a teacher
- B.
Is hooked on teachers
- C.
Has got the makings of a good teacher
- 3.If you say you have done something on you own, that means...
- A.
You have done it by yourself
- B.
You have done it driving someone crazy
- C.
You got away with doing it
- 4.To say: "You ought to do your homework today." - is closest in meaning of:
- A.
You must not do your homework today.
- B.
You get carried away doing homework.
- C.
You should do your homework today.
- 5."Major" is:
- A.
A subject in elementary school.
- B.
Your field of specialization at the university.
- C.
Your personal way of seeing things.
- 6.To like or enjoy doing something or to be addicted to drugs is:
- A.
Get away with
- B.
Get carried away
- C.
Be hooked on
- 7."To get carried away" means:
- A.
To be engaged in an activity.
- B.
To get so involved doing something that you don't know when to stop.
- C.
To be hooked on something.
- 8."Mark sued his neighbors but they got away with murder."This sentence means:
- A.
Mark praised his neighbors because they are really good at what they do.
- B.
Mark got carried away talking but his neighbors didn't listen to him.
- C.
Mark iniciated a legal action against his neighbors but wasn't successful.
- 9.When you say someone got away with murder, that means:
- A.
That person has done something wrong but escaped from punishment.
- B.
That person killed someone.
- C.
That person has the intention of killing someone.
- 10.Peter is not very well. He drank a lot at the party and now he started bothering the other guests.A good response to this statement is:
- A.
He ought to go home.
- B.
He must be home.
- C.
He might be home.
- 11.To ask someone about his/her idea about something you may ask:
- A.
What's going on?
- B.
What's on your mind?
- C.
What's up?
- 12.A slang to describe a very beautiful girl or woman but is considered sexist and derrogatory is:
- A.
Bailiwick
- B.
Fox
- C.
Nuts
- 13.A person area or skill is his/her:
- A.
Print
- B.
Major
- C.
Bailiwick
- 14.If you have a brief experience doing something, you can say you
- A.
Have got the makings of it
- B.
Got the taste of it
- C.
Got away with it
- 15.Another way to say "that's what people say" is:
- A.
Just kidding
- B.
I'm hooked on
- C.
So I've heard
- 16."Someone has stolen my purse."The corresponding sentence in the passive voice is:
- A.
My purse was stolen.
- B.
My purse is being stolen.
- C.
My purse's been stolen.
- 17."Someone has told Susan she got the makings of a good reporter."The corresponding in the passive voice is:
- A.
Susan's been told she got the makings of a good reporter.
- B.
Someone has told Susan's gotten the makings of a good reporter.
- C.
Susan told someone she got the makings of a good reporter.
- 18.Choose the sentence where whom cannot be replaced by who:
- A.
Mr. Stevens, about whom I told you a lot of things, will be my teacher next semester.
- B.
Most people whom I sent postcards to didn't receive them.
- C.
The guys whom the police officer was talking to are my classmates.
- 19.Choose the sentence where which can be used replacing that:
- A.
Those are the pictures that were stolen from the gallery.
- B.
Mr. Simpson is a person that I want to have as my English teacher.
- C.
Don't trust men that you don't know much about.
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