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ReviewOnline version review on class material by Julia petrie 1 If someone says, “Turn right at the next corner,” what should you do? a Turn left b Turn right c Stop d Turn around 2 How do you ask someone the correct way to a place? a Where is the place? b How do I get to the library? c What time is it? d Can I borrow your book? 3 If someone says, “Go past the park, then turn left at the traffic lights,” what should you do first? a Turn left at the traffic lights b Go past the park c Stop at the store d Walk in a circle 4 You want to go to the hospital, but you’re lost. What can you say? a “Excuse me, where is the hospital?” b “I don’t like hospitals.” c “I am walking.” d " I need to go to the hospital now!" 5 You can’t find the bus stop. You say: a “I am looking for the bus stop. Can you help me?” b "Bus stop here!” c “I know where it is.” d "Go away" 6 What is the polite way to ask someone to repeat directions? a “Say it again!” b “I don’t understand.” c “Could you please repeat that?” 7 To check that you understood directions, you can say: a “I don’t understand anything.” b “So, I go straight and then turn right?” c “Do I have to walk?” d " I am confused" 8 If a flyer says: “Community Clean-up, Saturday at 10 a.m.,” the purpose of the event is: a To watch a movie b To clean the park c To have a picnic d To play a game 9 What does “check-in” mean at a clinic? a To arrive and register b To leave the building c To see a movie d To go to the park 10 If someone asks “What is the event about?” they want to know: a The time b The location c The purpose d The event name 11 You arrive at the hotel. What do you do first? a Go to your room without talking to anyone b Go check in c Go outside d Go eat your dinner 12 “Suggestion” means: a A good idea someone gives you b A question c A warning d An excuse 13 Which phrase is used to get attention politely? a "Hey you!" b “Stop!” c “Excuse me” d “Go away” 14 You don’t understand a friend’s directions. You say: a "Tell me where to go now" b “I don’t care.” c “Can you explain again, please?” d “Go away.” 15 You arrive at a hospital for a check-up. First, you: a Check in at the front desk b Go to the cafeteria c Leave the building 16 If a friend looks confused about directions, you can: a Repeat the directions slowly b Ignore them c Walk away 17 If someone is lost in the city, the best question to ask is: a “Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to…?” b “Where is the bathroom?” c “Do you want to eat?” d 18 Choose the sentence that shows a suggestion: a You must clean your room. b You should try growing carrots. c I cleaned my room yesterday. d Carrots are healthy. 19 True or false: cold and sick mean the same thing? a true b false 20 Who do you call to make an appoinment? a patient b doctor c receptionist d nurse 21 Which sentence gives a direction? a The clinic is very busy. b The clinic opens at 9 a.m. c I like this clinic. d Turn right at the corner. 22 What does “across from the park” mean? a Inside the park b Next to the park c Behind the park d On the other side of the park 23 Which sentence is correct? a Go straight and turn left at the traffic light. b Go straight and turning left at the traffic light. c Go straight and turns left at the traffic light. d Go straight and to turn left at the traffic light. 24 What does “near” mean? a Very far b Not far c Across the street d Behind 25 “Walk two blocks and turn right.” What do you do first? a Turn right b Cross the street c Walk two blocks d stop

1

If someone says, “Turn right at the next corner,” what should you do?

a

Turn left

b

Turn right

c

Stop

d

Turn around

2

How do you ask someone the correct way to a place?

a

Where is the place?

b

How do I get to the library?

c

What time is it?

d

Can I borrow your book?

3

If someone says, “Go past the park, then turn left at the traffic lights,” what should you do first?

a

Turn left at the traffic lights

b

Go past the park

c

Stop at the store

d

Walk in a circle

4

You want to go to the hospital, but you’re lost. What can you say?

a

“Excuse me, where is the hospital?”

b

“I don’t like hospitals.”

c

“I am walking.”

d

" I need to go to the hospital now!"

5

You can’t find the bus stop. You say:

a

“I am looking for the bus stop. Can you help me?”

b

"Bus stop here!”

c

“I know where it is.”

d

"Go away"

6

What is the polite way to ask someone to repeat directions?

a

“Say it again!”

b

“I don’t understand.”

c

“Could you please repeat that?”

7

To check that you understood directions, you can say:

a

“I don’t understand anything.”

b

“So, I go straight and then turn right?”

c

“Do I have to walk?”

d

" I am confused"

8

If a flyer says: “Community Clean-up, Saturday at 10 a.m.,” the purpose of the event is:

a

To watch a movie

b

To clean the park

c

To have a picnic

d

To play a game

9

What does “check-in” mean at a clinic?

a

To arrive and register

b

To leave the building

c

To see a movie

d

To go to the park

10

If someone asks “What is the event about?” they want to know:

a

The time

b

The location

c

The purpose

d

The event name

11

You arrive at the hotel. What do you do first?

a

Go to your room without talking to anyone

b

Go check in

c

Go outside

d

Go eat your dinner

12

“Suggestion” means:

a

A good idea someone gives you

b

A question

c

A warning

d

An excuse

13

Which phrase is used to get attention politely?

a

"Hey you!"

b

“Stop!”

c

“Excuse me”

d

“Go away”

14

You don’t understand a friend’s directions. You say:

a

"Tell me where to go now"

b

“I don’t care.”

c

“Can you explain again, please?”

d

“Go away.”

15

You arrive at a hospital for a check-up. First, you:

a

Check in at the front desk

b

Go to the cafeteria

c

Leave the building

16

If a friend looks confused about directions, you can:

a

Repeat the directions slowly

b

Ignore them

c

Walk away

17

If someone is lost in the city, the best question to ask is:

a

“Excuse me, can you tell me how to get to…?”

b

“Where is the bathroom?”

c

“Do you want to eat?”

d

18

Choose the sentence that shows a suggestion:

a

You must clean your room.

b

You should try growing carrots.

c

I cleaned my room yesterday.

d

Carrots are healthy.

19

True or false: cold and sick mean the same thing?

a

true

b

false

20

Who do you call to make an appoinment?

a

patient

b

doctor

c

receptionist

d

nurse

21

Which sentence gives a direction?

a

The clinic is very busy.

b

The clinic opens at 9 a.m.

c

I like this clinic.

d

Turn right at the corner.

22

What does “across from the park” mean?

a

Inside the park

b

Next to the park

c

Behind the park

d

On the other side of the park

23

Which sentence is correct?

a

Go straight and turn left at the traffic light.

b

Go straight and turning left at the traffic light.

c

Go straight and turns left at the traffic light.

d

Go straight and to turn left at the traffic light.

24

What does “near” mean?

a

Very far

b

Not far

c

Across the street

d

Behind

25

“Walk two blocks and turn right.” What do you do first?

a

Turn right

b

Cross the street

c

Walk two blocks

d

stop

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by Julia petrie

If someone says, “Turn right at the next corner,” what should you do?

How do you ask someone the correct way to a place?

If someone says, “Go past the park, then turn left at the traffic lights,” what should you do first?

You want to go to the hospital, but you’re lost. What can you say?

You can’t find the bus stop. You say:

What is the polite way to ask someone to repeat directions?

To check that you understood directions, you can say:

If a flyer says: “Community Clean-up, Saturday at 10 a.m.,” the purpose of the event is:

What does “check-in” mean at a clinic?

If someone asks “What is the event about?” they want to know:

You arrive at the hotel. What do you do first?

“Suggestion” means:

Which phrase is used to get attention politely?

You don’t understand a friend’s directions. You say:

You arrive at a hospital for a check-up. First, you:

If a friend looks confused about directions, you can:

If someone is lost in the city, the best question to ask is:

Choose the sentence that shows a suggestion:

True or false: cold and sick mean the same thing?

Who do you call to make an appoinment?

Which sentence gives a direction?

What does “across from the park” mean?

Which sentence is correct?

What does “near” mean?

“Walk two blocks and turn right.” What do you do first?