Full Blast 6. ТEST: Module 6 - Healthy Life

Match the words with their translation.

Sort the nouns into countable and uncountable nouns.

Choose the correct word.

1. Has your brother got      [much, many, lots]books?

2. I'd like          [a few, a lot, a little]sugar in my coffee, please.

3. Let's go! We haven't got        [much, few, little]time.

4. We've got a      [few, lot, lots]of different fruit juices here.

5. Martha only bought a        [little, few, lot]apples.

6. Don't give me       [many, much, a few]cheese. I don't like it.

7. There were        [lot, little, few]spectators at the match last Sunday.

Complete the sentences. Choose How much...? / How many...?

1.          [How much, How many] bread do you want?

2.          [How much, How many] time should I wait for you?

3.          [How much, How many] people are there in your team?

4.          [How much, How many] bottles of water do they need?

5.          [How much, How many] butter is there in the frige?

6.          [How much, How many]money is there in your pocket?

7.          [How much, How many] students in your class speak English?

8.          [How much, How many] fruit do you eat in a day?

9.          [How much, How many] sisters has she got?

10.          [How much, How many] times a day do you eat?

Match the words with the pictures.

Complete the blanks with should and shouldn't.

1. If you have got a fever, you            go to school. You        stay in bed.

2. Brian can't sleep very well at night. He            drink much coffee.

3. Any has got a bad cough. She        drink some tea.

Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

1. I took a(an)            for my headache this morning.

2. Luckily, my brother's team won the              .

3. I can't play water polo without my         .

4. Mike is very chubby. He must      some weight.

5. You should go on a      and start to exercise.

Complete the sentences with the correct question tag.

1. A balanced diet is important,            [is it, isn't it, doesn't it]?

2. I can go to the party,         [don't I, can I, can't I]?

3. Tom and Fiona went to the football match last month,             [didn't they, did they, don't they]?

4. Jake wants to be in a good shape for the next week's match,            [don't he, does he, doesn't he]?

5. Kate never eats junk food,             [doesn't she, do she, does she]?

Listen to three short dialogs and answer the questions. Choose a or b.

1. What's wrong with Julia?

                           [a. She's got earache., b. She's got toothache.]

2. What can the woman add to her yoghurt?

            [a. sugar, b. honey]

3. What does the man enjoy doing most?

                      [a. jogging, b. lifting weights]

Guess what sport it is. Match the words with their definitions.

Read the e-mail and choose the sentences that are TRUE.

Hello Sis,
How are things back home? This football trip to the Netherlands is the best ever. I'm having so much fun and we're playing really well. We've won five matches so far and I've scored in every game. My new football boots are brilliant! I didn't play very well in the first match because I didn't have my shin pads. I think I've left them at home. But I borrowed some from Keith, so I'm OK. We've got three more matches to play. Unfortunately, I can't play in the next two matches because I've sprained my ankle but the coach says I'll be OK for the last match. Anyway, we're leaving on 17th August in the evening, so we'll be back on the 18th, in the afternoon I think. Tell Mum to pick me up from school, OK?

See you soon, Mark