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REVISION FOR UNIT 8
I/ Multiple choice:
1. (Australians/ Russians/ Thais) are native speakers of English speaking countries
2. Great Britain ( makes up/ has made up/ is made up ) of England, Scotland and Wales.
3. Choose the incorrect part indicated by A, B, C.
If I were you, I will see the doctor immediately.
A
B
C
4. The polluted water ( leads in/ causes to/ results in ) the death of many aquatic animals and plants.
5. Alaska is perhaps the most (puzzling/ festive/ amazing ) state in the USA. It has over three million lakes.
6. The old tradition of first-footing is still practised today in (Scottish/ Scots/ Scotland ).
7. In Canada, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time for ( visitors/ tourists/
holiday makers ) to prepare to leave.
8. You can see ( the maple leaf/ the red leaf/ the maple tree ) on the Canadian national flag.
9. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by (punching/ touching/ blowing ) their noses.
I. 10. I· 11: . 12.. 13 · I 14 . I· 15. I
REVISION FOR UNIT 8
I/ Multiple choice:
1. (Australians/ Russians/ Thais) are native speakers of English speaking countries
2. Great Britain ( makes up/ has made up/ is made up ) of England, Scotland and Wales.
3. Choose the incorrect part indicated by A, B, C.
If I were you, I will see the doctor immediately.
A
B
C
4. The polluted water ( leads in/ causes to/ results in ) the death of many aquatic animals and plants.
5. Alaska is perhaps the most (puzzling/ festive/ amazing ) state in the USA. It has over three million lakes.
6. The old tradition of first-footing is still practised today in (Scottish/ Scots/ Scotland ).
7. In Canada, the serving of coffee at the end of an evening is a signal that it is time for ( visitors/ tourists/
holiday makers ) to prepare to leave.
8. You can see ( the maple leaf/ the red leaf/ the maple tree ) on the Canadian national flag.
9. The Maori in New Zealand greet each other by (punching/ touching/ blowing ) their noses.