H3 unit 3

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Test unit 3

This test consists of different parts:

- passive

- relative pronouns

- future

- can/could/be able to

- vocabulary: words/sentences unit 3

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Passive: 12 points

This test consists of different parts:

- passive

- relative pronouns

- future

- can/could/be able to

- vocabulary: words/sentences unit 3

-

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
1. Patrick's car ... (steal) last week

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
2. Those mobile phones ... (make) by a company in Spain. Many people work there

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
3. The criminal ... (not capture) by the police yesterday. He is still on the run

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
4. That famous pop star ... (drive) to every concert. He doesn't have to drive himself

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
5. Three children ... (save) from the fire in their house last night.

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
6. This video game ... (play) by millions every day.

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.
7. ... that famous picture ... (paint) by Rembrandt?

Fill in the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. Choose between the present simple passive and the past simple passive.

8. In that restaurant yummy food ... (cook) in the evenings. Food there is really good.

Turn the active sentences into passive sentences.
9. Andy wrote a book about vlogging

Turn the active sentences into passive sentences.
10. Chelsea won the match

Turn the active sentences into passive sentences.
11. Once a week, Blair cleans the house

Turn the active sentences into passive sentences.
12. Every day Timothy calls Muriel

Future: complete the following sentences. use all four forms of the future tense

16 points

1 The bus ... (leave) at nine o‘clock tomorrow morning.

2. Bart and Celia ... (eat) in a restaurant next week, but they haven’t made a reservation yet.

3 .... we ... (go) to the music festival this weekend?

4 Horace .... (fly) to Sydney next month. He has just booked his plane ticket.

5 Gina has just rung the doorbell. I .... (open) the

door to let her in.

7 English class ... (start) at three o’clock. Please be on

time.

8 Trevor .... (drive) to his parents’ house next week.

They expect him to arrive at five o‘clock.

Relative pronouns 13 points

1. Is he the man ... found your wallet?

1. who/which
2. which/that
3. who/that
4. which

2. The monkey, .... was very young, has eaten two bananas.

1. who / that
2. who
3. which / that
4. which

3. The film, ... lasted for three hours, was boring.

1. who
2. which
3. who/that
4. which/that

4. Vul in: who/which



I love movies ........... have lots of action.

1. Who
2. Which

5. Which one?
"I still have the book ... you gave me."

1. who / that / X
2. which / that / X
3. which / X
4. who / which

6. This is the sentence ..... confuses me.

1. Who
2. Which

7. The officer, ... John told his story to, was nice.

1. Who or that
2. Which or that
3. Who
4. Which

8. Which RELATIVE pronoun suits this sentence:

I want to read the book........you gave me.

1. which, that , who
2. which, that, X
3. who, whose, whom
4. which, that

9 Which RELATIVE pronoun suits this sentence:

Bryce was very annoyed because of the message ... he received.

1. who/which/that
2. which/that/x
3. who/that/x

10 The woman ... bag was stolen last week has bought a new one.

1. who
2. whose
3. that
4. which

Can/could/be able to:  10 points

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
1. Cedric … (speak) quite well when he was three years old.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
2. Robert … (cook) excellent meals. He works as a chef in a restaurant.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
3. Look, there are signs that say we …(not walk) on the grass.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
4 When I was small, my mum said I … (not drink) cola. Now I’m allowed drink whatever I like.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
5 … you … (help) me out with my maths homework? I don’t understand it.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
6 Micah will have his driving exam next week. If he passes, he … (drive) a car.

Complete the sentences. Fill in can, could or a form of to be able to and the verb in brackets. If there is more than one option, choose one.
7 Have you heard anything from Tara? So far, I …(not reach) her.