1. Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs
Flashcards
- What does 'come up against' mean?
- To encounter difficulties
- Define 'hand over'.
- To deliver or relinquish
- What does 'move out' mean?
- To leave a residence
- What does 'put up' mean?
- To accommodate or construct
Multiple-choice questions
- What does the phrasal verb 'come up against' mean?
- a) To surrender
- b) To encounter difficulties or opposition
- c) To move to a new place
- d) To share something
Answer: b) To encounter difficulties or opposition. The phrasal verb 'come up against' means to encounter difficulties or opposition.
- Which phrasal verb means 'to hand over'?
- a) Move out
- b) Set off
- c) Hand over
- d) Put up
Answer: c) Hand over. The phrasal verb 'hand over' means to deliver or relinquish something.
- What does 'move out' signify?
- a) To start a journey
- b) To leave a place of residence
- c) To construct or build
- d) To distribute among people
Answer: b) To leave a place of residence. 'Move out' means to leave a place of residence or business.
2. Vocabulary: Society
Flashcards
- What is the definition of 'society'?
- A group of people living together in an ordered community.
- What does 'welfare state' mean?
- A system where the government provides social services and support to its citizens.
- What does 'taxation' refer to?
- The system of collecting taxes from individuals and businesses by the government.
- Define 'socialism'.
- A political and economic theory of social organization which advocates that the community as a whole should own and control the means of production.
Multiple-choice questions
- Which term refers to neighborhoods or districts within a society?
- a) Colonies
- b) Neighbourhoods
- c) Communities
- d) Societies
Answer: b) Neighbourhoods. Neighbourhoods are specific areas within a larger society, often referring to residential districts.
- What is the main idea of 'welfare state'?
- a) State of freedom
- b) State of properties
- c) State of well-being
- d) State of war
Answer: c) State of well-being. A 'welfare state' provides social services and support to ensure the well-being of its citizens.
- Which of the following is most closely related to 'taxation'?
- a) Ownership
- b) Freedoms
- c) Taxes
- d) Poverty
Answer: c) Taxes. Taxation is the process by which governments collect taxes from individuals and businesses.
3. Vocabulary: Crime and Justice
Flashcards
- What is the meaning of 'a life sentence'?
- Imprisonment for the rest of someone's life
- What does 'burglary' involve?
- Entering a building illegally to commit a crime
- What is 'vandalism'?
- Deliberate destruction or damage of property
- What does 'theft' mean?
- Taking someone's property without permission
Multiple-choice questions
- What does 'a life sentence' mean in the context of crime and justice?
- a) A short prison term
- b) A suspended sentence
- c) Imprisonment for the remainder of one's life
- d) Community service
Answer: c) Imprisonment for the remainder of one's life. A life sentence is a form of imprisonment where the defendant is sentenced to spend the rest of their life in prison.
- What is the meaning of 'burglary'?
- a) Assaulting someone
- b) Breaking into a house to steal
- c) Vandalizing property
- d) Driving under the influence
Answer: b) Breaking into a house to steal. 'Burglary' refers to the act of illegally entering a building with the intent to commit a crime, especially theft.
- Which term describes the act of admitting to a crime?
- a) Acquit
- b) Admit
- c) Arrest
- d) Appeal
Answer: b) Admit. 'Admit' means to confess or acknowledge having committed a crime.
4. Grammar: Conditionals
Flashcards
- What is the structure of a zero conditional?
- If + present simple, present simple
- Give an example of a zero conditional sentence.
- If you heat water at 100°C, it boils.
- What is the structure of a first conditional?
- If + present simple, future will
- Give an example of a first conditional sentence.
- If I study hard, I will pass my exams.
Multiple-choice questions
- Which of the following sentences is an example of a zero conditional?
- a) If it rains, I will take an umbrella.
- b) If you heat water at 100°C, it boils.
- c) If I were you, I would study more.
- d) If I had studied more, I would have passed my exams.
Answer: b) If you heat water at 100°C, it boils.. The zero conditional is used to describe facts or general truths, and it follows the structure 'If + present simple, present simple'. Option B is the only one that fits this structure and describes a general truth.
- Which conditional is used to express real possibilities and probabilities?
- a) Zero Conditional
- b) First Conditional
- c) Second Conditional
- d) Third Conditional
Answer: b) First Conditional. The First Conditional is used for real possibilities and probabilities in the future. It follows the structure 'If + present simple, future will'.
- Which of the following sentences uses the correct structure for a First Conditional?
- a) If I studied hard, I would pass my exams.
- b) If I study hard, I will pass my exams.
- c) If I study hard, I would have passed my exams.
- d) If I had studied hard, I would pass my exams.
Answer: b) If I study hard, I will pass my exams.. The First Conditional requires 'If + present simple, future will'. Only option B correctly uses this structure to indicate a real possibility in the future.
5. Zero Conditional
6. First Conditional
7. Second Conditional
8. Third Conditional
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