3A. Unit 6 Practise test

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• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

Unit 6

The Regency

The Renaissance

The Middle Ages

The Roaring Twenties

The Dark Ages

The Great Depression

trade

antique

battle

war

Vikings

class

archeology

medieval

beroeps onderwijs

ongeletterd (niet kunnen lezen

atheneum

eindexamen (vwo)

(bachelor) student

afgestudeerde; master student

hoger onderwijs

exacte vakken

grammar school

under- graduate

iliterate

vocational education

A-levels

graduate

STEM

tertiary education

graduate

physics

study

engineering

chemistry

lecture

diploma

law

woordspeling

sarcasme

kort toneelstukje

saai, muf

brutaal

overdrijven

sarcasm

stuffy

cheeky

to exaggerate

to giggle

sketch

comedian

pun

overwinnaar

voorloper zijn

je doel in het oog houden

regels

victor

to be in possession of

to keep one's eye on the ball

to triumph

to sink or swim

regulations

to face of against

to be ahead of the game

adjective

adverb

often ends with -ly

describes adjectives/adverbs/verbs

describes nouns

bijvoeglijk naamwoord

bijwoord

Wordorder: adverbs

Take notes!!

An adverb is a word that describes:

 - a verb                                          

- an adjective

- another adverb

- an entire sentence

She runs quickly. 

I am really busy. 

He ran very quickly. 

Unfortunately, I can't come.

Wordorder: adverbs

1. Manner (in welke mate/hoe) 
   
2. Place & time (plaats en tijd) PieT
3. Frequency (hoe vaak)
   

               

1 + 2: Adverbs of manner, place and time

• Manner (how you do it), then place, then time
• When the information is really important, you can put it in front of the sentence
• Two adverbs of time, the more precise one comes first.

1 + 2: Adverbs of manner, place and time

• She sang beautifully last night.
  
• He practiced hard to pass the test next week.
  
• After dinner she went out to see her friends.
• David bought a new pair of skis in Germany last week.
  
• The snow started falling quietly around 10 pm last night
  

3. Adverbs of frequency (hoe vaak iets gebeurt)

1. Voor het hoofdwerkwoord
2. Na een vorm van 'to be'.
3. Aan het begin.
4. Aan het eind (voor nadruk geven) alleen bij: frequently, occasionally, often, sometimes, usually en normally.

3. Adverbs of frequency

1. I always forget my homework. (voor het hoofdwerkwoord)
   
2. I am usually picking up my brother around that time (na vorm 'to be')
   
3. My mom will bake cookies for me sometimes. (nadruk!)
   
4. Sometimes I get so tired of school.
   

Drag the adverb to the right place: 

He

is

proud

of his work

enormously

Drag the adverb to the right place:

She 

had

lost

her notebook

nearly

Julia

is

Move the adverbs to the correct box

Frequency (hoe vaak)

Manner (hoe dan)

Place (waar)

Time (wanneer)

always

to hockey practice

on Wednesdays

late

The Passive (lijdende vorm)

active vs. passive

Choose the sentence in the passive.

1. The Headmaster gives the present.
2. The Headmaster is giving the present.
3. The present was given to the Headmaster.
4. The Headmaster gave the present.

Choose the passive sentence.

1. The zookeeper picked up the leaves.
2. The woman was sweeping the floor.
3. The people were laughing.
4. Leaves were swept up.

The thief was caught right after the robbery.

The student was hit by a green car.

I am walking in the forest right now.

My manager was fired the other day.

My bike was stolen last week.

She broke up with me on Valentine's day.

Active

Passive

Passive

Passive

Active

Active

The owner opened the shop yesterday
The shop ____ by the owner yesterday

1. was opened
2. is being opened
3. has been opened
4. is opened

Jackie milks the cows every morning
The cows ___ every morning by Jackie

1. was being milked
2. were milked
3. are milked
4. has been milked

Put into the passive:
Somebody stole my bike.
(you don't have to write 'by...')

Change into the passive:
Storms destroy villages.
(you don't have to write 'by...')

Write in Passive:
The cleaner cleans the office

Verander naar passive:
My grandfather built this house in 1943

Conditionals

Take notes!

• 0 conditional
• 1st conditional
• 2nd conditional
• 3rd conditional

• Zero conditional

if sentence	result
present simple	present simple
If you add two and two,	you get four.

• General truths and habits 
• 100 % Zeker
• If/When + present simple, Present simple 

• First conditional

if sentence	result
present simple	will + infinitive
If I get sick,	I will go to the doctor.

• Possible or likely things in the future 
• Als dit gebeurd, dan is dit waarschijnlijk het gevolg.
• If + Present simple /  Will-won't + hele ww

• Second conditional

if sentence	result
past simple	would + infinitive
If I won the lottery,	I would buy a car.

• impossible things in the present, unlikely things in the future 
• Heel onwaarschijnlijk dat het gaat gebeuren
• If + past simple / Would(n't) + hele werkwoord

Voorbeeld

Een zero conditional gebruik je voor feiten:

1. Waar
2. Niet waar

Welke van deze zinnen is een 'zero conditional'?

1. Ice melts if you heat it.
2. If water reaches a 100 degrees, it boils.
3. If it rains, the grass gets wet.
4. All the answers are correct.

(zero conditional)
If it freezes tonight, water ... (turn) into ice

zero conditional
if it rains, you ............wet (to get)

(zero conditional)
When you (heat) iron, it (expand)

Maak een zero conditional sentence!

If you had money, you ....(buy) a new car

If he walks to school, I ....(go) with him.

We will invite you to the party if you (want) to come.

If you want to leave, I .....(go) with you.

If my parents sold our house, we .... be homeless.

Zero conditional 

First conditional 

Second conditional

Het is onwaarschijnlijk dat er aan de voorwaarde voldaan wordt.

Het is waarschijnlijk dat er aan de voorwaarde voldaan wordt.

Het is een feit.

Zero conditional:

First conditional:

Second conditional:

If/when + present simple

If + present simple 

If + past simple 

present simple

will + hele ww

would + hele ww

Conditionals (if- clause statement)

Drag the example to the appropriate conditional. 

zero conditional 

first

conditional 

second

conditional