Exercises For Task 5

UAPA
LANGUAGE SCHOOL
Modern Languages mention tourism
SUBJECT:
Advanced English II
THEME:
Task V
STUDENT:
Luisa Duvergé 17-0988
TEACHER:
Melvin Paulino Santos
DATE:
December 7th, 2018

Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic
Part 1. Listen to the conversations. Then choose the correct answers.
Example: Whose cell phone is it?

a. It’s his. [b. It’s hers.] c. It’s theirs.
1. What does Jeff think Adrienne should do?

a. get a tattoo
b. cover her tattoo
c. get rid of her tattoo
2. How does Tanya feel about piercing her ears?

a. She has already pierced them.
b. She would pierce them if she could.
c. She doesn’t like pierced ears.
3. What is Carla going to do?

a. try to keep the ring
b. return the ring to its owner
c. take the ring to the lost and found
4. Dana thinks that modesty is important

a. at work.
b. all the time.
c. when she’s with friends.
5. What does Michael plan to do?

a. pay the bill and leave
b. tell the waiter about the error
c. ask the waiter to give him the bill
Grammar and Vocabulary

Part 2. Match the phrases to complete the sentences correctly.
Example: A moral dilemma involves _d__ a. ideas from the past.
6. A double standard refers to e b. not showing a lot of your body.
7. An old-fashioned person has a c. men and women are not equal.

8. A sexist person thinks that c d. a difficult choice.
9. Modesty refers to b e. different rules for different people.
Part 3. Choose the correct form of the verb to complete each sentence.
Example: If I could speak French, I (will / [would]) love to travel in France.
10. If the clerk doesn’t charge me enough, I (will / would) say something about it.
11. If you truly understand my problem, you (will / would) know why I made that decision.
12. If Sara were here, she (will / would) know what to do.
13. I (will / would) tell you all about it if I knew anything.
14. Sam (will / would) be here if he had time.
15. If I (dress / dressed) like that, my mother would be upset.
16. No one will understand him if he (speaks / spoke) Chinese.
17. Your father would help you if you (have / had) a problem.
18. If I (was / were) you, I would return the money.
Part 4. Complete each sentence with the correct possessive pronoun.
Example: That looks like the notebook Jack lost. I think it’s his
19. This isn’t Kelly and Justin’s house. Their is on the next street.
20. I think you dropped this money. Is it yours ?
21. That book is mine It has my name on it.
22. We bought this chair from Scott, so now it’s ours
23. My sister and I have similar hair. My hair is curly. Hers is a little curlier.
Part 5. Choose the correct answer for each question.
Example: If you can’t face yourself, you

[a. feel ashamed.]
b. can’t deny what you’ve done.
c. try to make an excuse for what you’ve done.
24. To “put yourself in someone else’s shoes” means you

a. do what someone else does.
b. do what someone else is supposed to do.
c. try to imagine what a situation is like for someone else.
25. “A drop in the bucket” means
a. under control.
b. a very small amount.
c. part of a larger problem.
26. If something costs “an arm and a leg,” it

a. is unfairly priced.
b. is very expensive.
c. would be harmful to buy.
Reading Comprehension Exercise
Part 6. Read the article. Then choose True or False for each statement.
True False
Example: Jason Baxter saw a lot of money on the road. ( ) ( ✓)
27. The appointment book contained the owner’s identification. ( ✓) ( )
28. Baxter had a moral dilemma about whether

or not to return the money. ( ) ( ✓)
29. Baxter took the money to Ms. Blakston. ( ) (✓ )
30. The money was Ms. Blakston’s. ( ) ( ✓ )

Writing Section
Write about some of your personal values. Use at least one of the words or phrases from
the box. Write at least five sentences.
truth modesty double standard honesty sexist
mine someone else’s equality right wrong
A value that is very important for me is honesty. Another one is reliability, it´s vital to be a
reliable person. I think that another of my personal values is kindness. I also can say that
family is the biggest value for me. And the last one is personal development.
Speaking Section
What would you do if you found a wallet with identification and a lot of money in it? What
would you do if a clerk charged you less than the correct price for something? Upload a
video on YOUTUBE about it and then attach the video link with this assignment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcMN7LD5UHM

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Modern Languages mention tourism

Luisa Duvergé 17-0988

Melvin Paulino Santos

December 7th, 2018

Part 1. Listen to the conversations. Then choose the correct answers.

Example: Whose cell phone is it?

1. What does Jeff think Adrienne should do?

2. How does Tanya feel about piercing her ears?

3. What is Carla going to do?

4. Dana thinks that modesty is important

5. What does Michael plan to do?

Grammar and Vocabulary

Example: A moral dilemma involves _d__ a. ideas from the past.

6. A double standard refers to e b. not showing a lot of your body.

7. An old-fashioned person has a c. men and women are not equal.

9. Modesty refers to b e. different rules for different people.

Example: If I could speak French, I (will / [would]) love to travel in France.

13. I (will / would) tell you all about it if I knew anything.

14. Sam (will / would) be here if he had time.

15. If I (dress / dressed) like that, my mother would be upset.

16. No one will understand him if he (speaks / spoke) Chinese.

18. If I (was / were) you, I would return the money.

Part 4. Complete each sentence with the correct possessive pronoun.

21. That book is mine It has my name on it.

22. We bought this chair from Scott, so now it’s ours

Part 5. Choose the correct answer for each question.

Example: If you can’t face yourself, you

24. To “put yourself in someone else’s shoes” means you

26. If something costs “an arm and a leg,” it

Example: Jason Baxter saw a lot of money on the road. ( ) ( ✓)

27. The appointment book contained the owner’s identification. ( ✓) ( )

28. Baxter had a moral dilemma about whether

29. Baxter took the money to Ms. Blakston. ( ) (✓ )

30. The money was Ms. Blakston’s. ( ) ( ✓ )

truth modesty double standard honesty sexist

mine someone else’s equality right wrong

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