V5 recap unit 4-5 + key WR 19.2 Walk on By exc 60, 61 + WiP 58

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Diagnostic test unit 4-5

Diagnostic test unit 4-5

Read the text and give the correct English for the words in brackets.

(Ons wordt altijd verteld) ______________________ to be careful what we wish for, ...

1. we have always been told
2. it is always told to us
3. we are always told
4. it has always been told to us

... be careful what we wish for, and for Powerball lottery winner “Wild” Willie Seeley and his wife Nancy, this advice (had nauwelijks kunnen zijn) ______________________ more appropriate.

1. can hardly be
2. could hardly have been
3. could hardly been
4. could hardly be

Right now, the Seeleys (noemen) _________________ their $3.8 million win a “curse.”

“There are days I wish we were back to just getting paid every two weeks,” Willie Seeley confessed in (een interview van 30 minuten) ______________________ with NBC News.

1. a thirty-minute interview
2. a thirty-minutes interview
3. an interview of thirty minutes
4. a thirty minutes' interview

(11 Binnen) ___________________ 10 minutes I felt at home. The room had a single bed and a closet, though I couldn’t see a TV-set (12 nergens) ___________________. But I would manage without a TV-set (13 tot en met) ___________________ 7th November.

The following morning I walked east (14 door) d___________________ Cromwell Road and passed (15 zowel) ___________________ the Museum of Natural History (16 als) ___________________ the Victoria and Albert Museum. 

There is nothing unusual about these complaints (9 van hen) ______________________. This is what commonly happens with lottery winners. But don’t count out the Seeleys just yet. (10 Geef de hoop niet op.) ___________________________. Indeed, there is hope they (11 not – to face) ___________________________ the same fate as $315-million Powerball winner Andrew “Jack” Whittaker who said “I wish I’d torn that ticket up,” after (12 te zijn) ___________________________ robbed, losing his granddaughter to a drug overdose (13 in de stad Washington) ___________________________, being sued, and finding respite from the pressure by drinking, attending strip clubs and gambling.

(11 Binnen) ___________________ 10 minutes I felt at home. The room had a single bed and a closet, though I couldn’t see a TV-set (12 nergens) ___________________. But I would manage without a TV-set (13 tot en met) ___________________ 7th November.

The following morning I walked east (14 door) d___________________ Cromwell Road and passed (15 zowel) ___________________ the Museum of Natural History (16 als) ___________________ the Victoria and Albert Museum. 

Key:

There is nothing unusual about these complaints  of theirs. This is what commonly happens with lottery winners. But don’t count out the Seeleys just yet.  Don’t give up hope / Do not give up hope. Indeed, there is hope they won’t face / will not face the same fate as $315-million Powerball winner Andrew “Jack” Whittaker who said “I wish I’d torn that ticket up,” after  being / having been robbed, losing his granddaughter to a drug overdose  in the city of Washington, being sued, and finding respite from the pressure by drinking, attending strip clubs and gambling.

(Er wordt gezegd dat) immediately before or right after a sudden wealth event such as winning the lottery, many clients experience an almost out-of-body feeling.

(In de regel) it’s an exciting time and they feel like they are on top of the world.

1. in the rule
2. by the rule
3. as the rule
4. as a rule

(Alles [d.w.z. wat dan ook]) is possible.

1. all
2. anything
3. everything

(11 Binnen) ___________________ 10 minutes I felt at home. The room had a single bed and a closet, though I couldn’t see a TV-set (12 nergens) ___________________. But I would manage without a TV-set (13 tot en met) ___________________ 7th November.

The following morning I walked east (14 door) d___________________ Cromwell Road and passed (15 zowel) ___________________ the Museum of Natural History (16 als) ___________________ the Victoria and Albert Museum. 

Write sentences in the Passive using the words in brackets.

1.  (Er wordt besloten - to decide) ___________________ to give extra summer courses in July.

2.  Why (is ons niet verteld) ___________________ that there is a Common European Framework?

3.  (Men hoopt) It ___________________ that students will be able to read at B2 level by the end of the year.

4.  I did not know that our teacher (ook was opgeleid - to train) ___________________ to coach deaf pupils.

5.  (Wordt Frans onderwezen) ___________________ at A2 or B1 level in 4 vwo?

(11 Binnen) ___________________ 10 minutes I felt at home. The room had a single bed and a closet, though I couldn’t see a TV-set (12 nergens) ___________________. But I would manage without a TV-set (13 tot en met) ___________________ 7th November.

The following morning I walked east (14 door) d___________________ Cromwell Road and passed (15 zowel) ___________________ the Museum of Natural History (16 als) ___________________ the Victoria and Albert Museum. 

key

1. It has been decided to give extra summer courses in July.

2.  Why haven't we been told that there is a Common European Framework?

3. It is hoped that students will be able to read at B2 level by the end of the year.

4.  I did not know that our teacher had also been trained to coach deaf pupils.

5.  Is French taught at A2 or B1 level in 4 vwo?

Words in Progress exc 58: Science (vocab)

vaste stoffen

stralen

inlichten

zonne-

(onder)deel

techniek

oppervlakking

diepgaand

solids

rays

to brief

solar

segments

engineering

superficial

in-depth

to launch

terminal

classified

bolt

protein

momentum

lanceren

terminaal

(laatste levensfase)

geheim

(bliksem)schicht

eiwit

impuls (hoeveelheid van beweging, nat.)

Homework Mon 12/4

• Words in Progress exc 58
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