What's your choice?

Listen to the text and write if the following sentences true or false:

1. Todd and Greg are high-school students. –       [True, False].

2. Todd thinks that there are both good and bad sides when children work. –       [True, False]

3. Todd believes children should focus on working instead of studying or being in clubs. –       [True, False]

4. Greg believes that kids’ work can help them to be more persistent in their study. –       [True, False]

5. Greg thinks that a high-school student should work no less than 10 hours a week. –       [True, False]

6. Todd thinks he is not rich because he worked too much at high school. –       [True, False]

Fill in the gaps with who, which, whose, where, that or when.

1. My sister       [who, which, when, where, whose] is now living in New York has just had a baby.

2. The car       [whose, which, where, who, when]cost more than 20,000 dollars was a present from his family.

3. I'll always remember the day       [which, where, when, whose, who] we met.

4. This is the place       [when, whose, who, where, which] I saw him the last time.

5. That's the man       [that, when, who, which, whose] daughter has won the lottery.

6. I can't find the shop       [where, that, who, when, whose] I bought my computer two years ago.

Read the description of professions. Choose and write the letter of the correct answer:

1. A person who arranges travel plans for clients.              [travel agent, receptionist, estate agent]

2. A person who designs buildings.            [accountant, designer, architect]

3. A person who takes care of patients.           [surgeon, physicist, nurse]

4. A person who prepares food.           [lawyer, chef, carpenter]

5. A person who writes software programs that are used on computers.                  [machine operator, programmer, editor]

6. A person who cuts and styles hair.             [hairdresser, haircutter, hairstyle]

Write a paragraph about the profession you dream.