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Inglês-Correcção do Teste
Read the text carefully, then do the following exercises.
A. Are these sentences true or false? Correct the false ones.
1. Top models influence girls’ eating habits. True
2. No girls like to be abnormally thin. False
“the images of abnormally thin models dominate TV and magazines.
3. Anorexia nervosa and bulimia are illnesses, which affect more women than men. True
4. People with anorexia think they are too thin. False
“People with anorexia think they are fat.”
5. They take medicines to become thinner. True
6. Kat Moss is a top model who suffered from anorexia some time ago.True
B.
Match the words taken from the text with their synonym or explanation.
1. disorder-----illness which prevents parts of your body from working properly.
2. link----------relationship between two things
3. rise----------increase
4. calorie(s)---a unit for measuring the amount of energy that food will produce.
5. large--------big
6. amounts----quantities
C.
Answer these questions.
1. Who has contributed to the growth of eating disorders among young people?
The growth of eating disorders among young people contributed of is the fashion models.
2. How many people are there in Britain with this type of problems?
There in Britain with this type of problems are 60,000 people.
3. Why do people with anorexia stop eating?
The people with anorexia stop eating because they think they are fat and they want to be thin.
4. Bulimia is another eating disorder. How would you describe this disorder?
Bulimia is an illness people large amounts of food quickly, usually when they are alone.
5. What does the word “bingeing” mean?
The word “bingeing” means people eat a lost of food quickly when they’re alone.
II
A.
Complete with can, could, may, might, should/shouldn’t or must/mustn’t.
1. He can speak German.
2. At six years old she could play the piano very well.
3. I’m in a difficult situation. What should I do?
4. You must finish your project work tonight.
5. May I have the menu, please?
6. He said it might rain.
7. How many languages can he speak?
8. They shouldn’t watch so much television.
9. I have no key, so I could not open the door.
10. May I ask a question?
B. Complete with some, any or no.
1. There are some oranges on the table.
2. There isn’t any butter left.
3. There are no eggs in the fridge, I have to buy some.
4. She bought some hamburgers for her lunch.
5. There’s no hot water.
C. Complete with who, which or that if needed.
1. This is Peter, who I worked with.
2. The bus which she can catch here is very fast.
3. There are lots of things that I need to do before I leave.
4. This is the car which I told you about.
5. The student who I met last week in the pub lives near me.
D. Write these nouns in the tight place:
Fruit; Bananas; lemons; butter; coffee; boxes; beer; bottles of water.
Countable: Uncountable:
Bananas Butter
Lemons Fruit
Boxes Coffee
Bottles of water Beer
E. Complete the sentences, writing the verb in brackets in the present perfect.
1. She has finished (finish) the composition.
2. Paul hasn’t answered the question (not answer the question).
3. He has eaten (eat) a lot lately.
4. We have seen (see) him for a year.
F. Find the odd word among the four words.
1. pork / beef/ cow/ veal.
2. banana/ carrot/ orange/ apple.
3. juice/ milk/ water/ orange.
4. restaurant/ menu/ ball/ waiter.
5. lunch/ school/ dinner/ supper.
G. Complete with who, which or that.
1. This is Mary, Who I worked with.
2. The train which I can catch there is very fast.
3. The police have found the money that was stolen.
4. There are lots of things that I need to do before I leave.
III
Today Duncan and his friends are at “The Golden Clock” restaurant. Complete their dialogue.
Waiter: Can I help you?
Duncan: We are still deciding.
George: I would like grilled salmon.
Peter: I prefer roast lamb with mint sauce.
Duncan: I would like a cheese and bacon burger.
Peter and George: Again! Don’t you want to try something different?
Duncan: Yes, Certainly. We would like grilled salmon, roast lamb, and bacon burger.
Waiter: All right, sir. Anything to drink.
Duncan: An orange juice, a coke and a bottle of mineral water.
Later
Waiter: Would you like to choose the dessert now?
Duncan: Three ice-creams, please.
Waiter: Is that all?
Duncan: Yes, thanks.
Some minutes later
Duncan: Waiter, the bill, please.
Jumbled words:
Order, prefer, can, choose, drink, deciding, try.
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