Unit 5 Early To Bed...

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1. Doctors will have to learn many new things

Explanation

Doctors will have to learn many new things because the field of medicine is constantly evolving and advancing. New technologies, treatments, and research findings emerge regularly, requiring doctors to stay updated and continuously learn. Additionally, medical knowledge expands as new diseases, conditions, and medical breakthroughs occur. Therefore, it is essential for doctors to embrace lifelong learning and adapt to the ever-changing medical landscape in order to provide the best possible care to their patients.

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Unit 5 Early To Bed... - Quiz

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- fill in the blank test (10)
- true or false test (5)
- complete the exchanges (5)
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2. Jane is a very ...... person. She likes being with others.

Explanation

The correct answer is "sociable" because it is stated that Jane likes being with others. Being sociable means enjoying the company of others and being inclined to socialize, which aligns with Jane's preference.

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3. There are robots surgeons in all hospitals

Explanation

The statement "There are robot surgeons in all hospitals" is false. This means that not all hospitals have robot surgeons.

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4. He refused to ..... even when he was sure to fail.

Explanation

The phrase "give up" means to stop trying or to surrender. In the context of the sentence, the person refused to give up even when they were certain to fail. This suggests that they were determined and persistent, unwilling to abandon their efforts despite the likelihood of failure.

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5. Bob isn't very .... on the new business plan.

Explanation

Bob isn't very keen on the new business plan. This means that he lacks enthusiasm or interest in the plan. He may not be excited about it or may not fully support it.

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6. Choose the right variant: Our body clock keeps everything working in ... .

Explanation

The correct answer is "harmony" because the phrase "keeps everything working in harmony" implies that our body clock helps to maintain a balanced and synchronized functioning of various bodily processes. It suggests that our body clock plays a crucial role in ensuring that different biological functions, such as sleep-wake cycles, hormone production, and metabolism, work together smoothly and in coordination.

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7. You .... clean up. I'll do it later.

Explanation

The phrase "don't have to" indicates that there is no obligation or requirement to clean up. The speaker is giving permission to someone else to leave the task for later, implying that it is not necessary for them to do it.

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8. Mike has always been .... with accuracy and hates to make mistakes.

Explanation

Mike's strong dislike for making mistakes and his desire for accuracy indicate that he is excessively preoccupied or consumed with the idea of avoiding errors. This intense focus and concern align with the meaning of "obsessed," making it the most fitting choice for the given sentence.

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9. Mr. Brown always tells a few jokes to ... the ice

Explanation

The phrase "break the ice" is a commonly used idiom that means to initiate or ease the tension in a social situation. It is often used when people first meet or when there is an awkward silence. Mr. Brown tells jokes to break the ice, meaning he uses humor to make people feel more comfortable and relaxed.

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10. Computers carry out very precise movements

Explanation

Computers do not carry out physical movements themselves. They are machines that process information and execute commands based on that information. While computers can control other devices or machinery to perform physical movements, they do not have the capability to carry out precise movements on their own. Therefore, the statement "Computers carry out very precise movements" is false.

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11. He is so ... that he thinks he knows better than everyone else

Explanation

The correct answer is "arrogant" because the sentence states that the person thinks they know better than everyone else. This implies that they have a high opinion of themselves and believe they are superior to others, which is a characteristic of arrogance.

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12. You ... drive me to work. I'll catch the bus.

Explanation

The correct answer is "don't have to". This is because the speaker is stating that they have the option to catch the bus instead of relying on someone else to drive them to work. "Shouldn't" implies that it is not advisable to drive them, "mustn't" implies that it is forbidden to drive them, and "oughtn't" is not a commonly used phrase in this context.

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13. Robots carry out all kinds of operations

Explanation

Robots are capable of performing a wide range of operations, making the statement "Robots carry out all kinds of operations" true. With advancements in technology, robots can be programmed to perform various tasks such as manufacturing, surgery, cleaning, and even space exploration. They are designed to carry out specific operations efficiently and accurately, often surpassing human capabilities. Therefore, it is correct to say that robots are capable of carrying out all kinds of operations.

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14. 2. Doctors operate by remote control

Explanation

This statement is false. Doctors do not operate by remote control. They perform surgeries and medical procedures by physically being present and using their hands and medical instruments. Remote control is not used in the operating room for performing surgeries.

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15. A camera takes photographs of the patient

Explanation

The statement is false because a camera does not take photographs of the patient. A camera is a device used to capture images, but it requires a person to operate it and point it at the subject in order to take a photograph.

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16. He had a nasty ... on his leg after he fell off the ladder.

Explanation

After falling off the ladder, the person developed a nasty bruise on his leg. A bruise is a discoloration or damage to the skin caused by trauma or injury, typically resulting in pain and swelling. This is the most appropriate answer as it accurately describes the condition mentioned in the sentence.

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17. Fill in the blank: Stop shouting,_____ you?

Explanation

The correct answer is "won't". In this sentence, the speaker is asking the person to stop shouting and is using the word "won't" to imply a question about whether or not the person will comply with the request. The use of "won't" suggests a negative response or doubt about the person's willingness to stop shouting.

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18. A: _____ ? B: Yes, a cup of tea would be lovely.

Explanation

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19. Why is Susan limping? Has she _____ her ankle?

Explanation

Susan is limping because she has sprained her ankle.

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20. 4. The robots look like cranes

Explanation

The statement "The robots look like cranes" is true. This means that the robots have a physical appearance or resemblance similar to cranes. It implies that the robots may have features, shapes, or structures that are similar to those of cranes.

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21. I don't think Tony's particularly fond _____ classical music.

Explanation

This sentence suggests that Tony does not have a strong liking or preference for classical music. The word "of" is used to indicate the object of the preposition "fond" and is commonly used to express someone's feelings or attitudes towards something. In this case, it implies that Tony is not particularly fond of classical music.

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22. John's got a _____ nose and he's sneezing.

Explanation

John's got a running nose and he's sneezing.

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23. My computer _____ to be serviced so I took it to the computer repair shop.

Explanation

The word "needs" is the correct answer because it fits grammatically and contextually in the sentence. The sentence states that the computer requires servicing, indicating a need for maintenance or repair. Therefore, the word "needs" accurately conveys the idea that the computer is in need of service, making it the appropriate choice for the blank space in the sentence.

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24. I've got a _____ headache.

Explanation

The phrase "I've got a splitting headache" is a common expression used to describe a severe or intense headache. The word "splitting" in this context means that the headache feels as if the head is splitting apart. It emphasizes the intensity and severity of the pain.

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25. _____ you mind closing the door please?

Explanation

The word "Don't" is the correct answer because it is the appropriate response to the question asking someone to close the door. The word "Don't" indicates that the person should not close the door, implying that the door should remain open.

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26. Tom should have _____ more careful.

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27. Ian hasn't_____from the shock yet.

Explanation

Ian hasn't recovered from the shock yet means that Ian is still experiencing the effects of the shock and has not fully returned to his normal state.

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28. Passengers _____ remain seated during take-off.

Explanation

Passengers must remain seated during take-off for safety reasons. This is because take-off is a critical phase of the flight where the aircraft is rapidly gaining altitude and any sudden movements or disturbances can pose a risk to the passengers' safety. Remaining seated ensures that passengers are securely strapped in their seats and reduces the likelihood of injuries in case of any unexpected events or turbulence during take-off.

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29. Tick if a line is correct. If it has a word which should not be there, leave the box empty.

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30. Complete the exchanges A:_____? B: No, I'm not very fond of canoeing. I prefer hiking.

Explanation

The correct answer is "Are you fond of canoeing, Do you like canoeing." This is because person A is asking person B if they enjoy canoeing, and person B responds by saying they are not very fond of canoeing and prefer hiking instead. The suggested options in the answer perfectly match the context of the conversation.

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31. A: I can't sleep. B: If _____ , I'd go to the doctor.

Explanation

The correct answer suggests that if the speaker were in the same situation as the person unable to sleep, they would go to the doctor. This implies that the speaker believes that seeing a doctor would be the appropriate course of action in such a situation.

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32. A: What _____ ? B: I've got a fever.

Explanation

The correct answer is "is wrong with you, 's wrong with you". In this conversation, person A is asking about the problem or issue that person B is experiencing. Person B responds by saying "I've got a fever", indicating that they are unwell. The phrase "is wrong with you" is a grammatically correct way of asking about someone's problem or issue. Additionally, the contraction "'s" is used in person B's response as a shortened form of "is".

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33. A: Doctor Sander's Office. _____ ? B: Yes, I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor.

Explanation

The correct answer is "How can I help you" because it is a natural and appropriate response to someone indicating that they would like to make an appointment to see the doctor. It shows a willingness to assist and address the person's needs or concerns.

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Doctors will have to learn many new things
Jane is a very ...... person. She likes being with others.
There are robots surgeons in all hospitals
He refused to ..... even when he was sure to fail.
Bob isn't very .... on the new business plan.
Choose the right variant: ...
You .... clean up. I'll do it later.
Mike has always been .... with accuracy and hates to make mistakes.
Mr. Brown always tells a few jokes to ... the ice
Computers carry out very precise movements
He is so ... that he thinks he knows better than everyone else
You ... drive me to work. I'll catch the bus.
Robots carry out all kinds of operations
2. Doctors operate by remote control
A camera takes photographs of the patient
He had a nasty ... on his leg after he fell off the ladder.
Fill in the blank: Stop shouting,_____ you?
A: _____ ? B: Yes, a cup of tea would be lovely.
Why is Susan limping? Has she _____ her ankle?
4. The robots look like cranes
I don't think Tony's particularly fond _____ classical...
John's got a _____ nose and he's sneezing.
My computer _____ to be serviced so I took it to the computer...
I've got a _____ headache.
_____ you mind closing the door please?
Tom should have _____ more careful.
Ian hasn't_____from the shock yet.
Passengers _____ remain seated during take-off.
Tick if a line is correct. If it has a word which should not be there,...
Complete the exchanges ...
A: I can't sleep. B: If _____ , I'd go to the doctor.
A: What _____ ? B: I've got a fever.
A: Doctor Sander's Office. _____ ? ...
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