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 children shouldn’t work at all. –       [True, False]

3. Greg thinks children should work as much as possible. –       [True, False]

4. Todd doesn’t agree that a high-school student should work no more than 10 hours a week. –       [True, False]

5. When Todd was in high-school he was working 35 hours a week. –       [True, False]

6. Todd considers himself to be a rich man. –       [True, False]

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

1. Apple co-founder Steve Jobs       [that, whose, when, which, where] died in October at the age of 56 had a rare form of pancreatic cancer.

2. What's the book       [whose, that, who, where, when] we must read this term?

3. Is that the man       [who, which, whose, where, when]_ house was destroyed by the hurricane?

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

5. This phone is much better than the first phone       [whose, where, who, which, when] you showed me.

6. I'd like to eat at the restaurant       [who, where, when, whose, that] we met.

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

1. A person who flies an airplane.            [pilot, astronaut, stewardess]

2. A person who finds and corrects mistakes in other people’s writings.              [editor, receptionist, estate agent]

3. A person who gathers and presents news.            [lawyer, designer, journalist]

4. A person who is hired to carry baggage.           [secretary, porter, reporter]

5. A person who greets visitors at an office.              [receptionist, accountant, carpenter]

6. A doctor who specializes in treatment of diseases by performing operations on the body.         [vet, dentist, surgeon]