Focus 2 Unit 5 Review

Level 1

Choose the correct option.

It is now harder for new college ________ to find a good job than in the past.

Choose the correct option.

Josh _________ the Science class again. Is he going to get into trouble?

Choose the correct option.

If they change the __________, we’ll start lessons at 8.00 every day.

Choose the correct answer

Andrew isn't coping very well ______ his schoolwork and his after-school activities. He's doing too many things at the same time.

Complete the names of places in school. The first letters are given.

We have an assembly meeting once a week in the s_ _ _ _ h _ _ _ . This is where the headmaster tells us the latest news about the school.

Choose the correct answers.

Take me to _____ we had lunch last week.

Level 2

Complete the text with words which mean the same as the expressions in brackets.

The second __ (one part of an academic year) was much worse for Barrett than the first one. He got a lot of poor ____ (marks) and he ____ (didn’t pass) three tests.

Choose the answer, A, B or C, which has the same meaning as the underlined phrase in each sentence.

The head teacher will close the canteen unless the chef changes the menu.

Choose the answer, A, B or C, which has the same meaning as the underlined phrase in each sentence.

If you ask me, I think our school doesn’t spend enough money on computers.

Write sentences from the prompts. Use the First Conditional.

1. If / I / not / fall asleep / I / fi nish / my homework

2. We / take / Sociology / next year / if / on the timetable

Level 3

Join the pairs of sentences using relative pronouns.(Defining relative clauses)

1. There is a nice café. We can go there.

2. I know a boy. He speaks perfect Chinese.

3. McDonald’s is a restaurant. It sells hamburgers and chips.

Match the headings (A–F) with the paragraphs (1–4).

There are two extra headings

1. Іn India there are 1.4 million children aged 6–11 who do not attend any school. That is why in 1988, two passionate teachers, Ranjani Paranjpe and Bina Lashkari, started a non-formal education project, Door Step School, for fi fty children in a small slum in Mumbai. A year later the project became an offi cial educational programme aiming to teach children to at least read and write.

2. At the beginning, the teachers walked from door to door looking for children who did not go to school, speaking to parents and asking them to send the children to their school. They arranged classrooms everywhere: in marketplaces, on pavements, at railway stations and even in a bus.

3. The idea spread very quickly to neighbouring communities. More and more teachers as well as volunteers decided to join the programme. Now, the Door Step School has a team of 1,000 teachers and volunteers across eight districts in India and deals with more than 70,000 students every year.

4. Since 1988, the teaching conditions in the Door Step School have changed a lot. Now, buses called School on Wheels serve as libraries and mobile classrooms with computers, TVs and DVD players. Apart from learning basic skills such as reading, writing and arithmetic, children also have lessons on hygiene or health and safety.

A) Growing numbers of teachers and students

B) Trying to solve the literacy problem

C) Teaching in the slums around India

D) Modern classrooms and new subjects

E) Keeping children safe and healthy

F) Teaching in strange places

Choose the correct answers.

A lot of people say that you won't get a good job 1)        you get a university degree. But in fact, that's not true. Steve Jobs never finished his university education and Abraham Lincoln didn't even finish school! Nowadays, people who are interested in sport, like I am, have plenty of other options. A good education is important, however, and one thing is for sure: 2)    you study hard at school, you won't regret it.

I'm quite lucky because I know exactly what I want to do. 3)       I finish school with good grades in Physical Education, I'll go to a sports academy in Berlin and I'll train to become a basketball coach 4)      I get there. I won't need to get a degree, but I will need to study for a special diploma in Sports Science and Psychology 5)        I become qualified. What next? Well, 6)            I finish my training, I will get a job with a successful basketball team.

Level 4

Answer the questions.

1. Some people say that Science should be the most important subject at school. Do you agree? Why?/Why not?

2. What are the advantages of using computers for learning?