IV. Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined words in each of the following questions. 1. A. unknown 2. C. unimpressive 3. D. cheap 4. A. faster 5. A. colder V. Choose ONE suitable word / phrase to fill in each blank. 1. compass 2. plaster 3. Suncream 4. scissors 5. backpack VI. Give the correct form of the words given to complete the sentences 1. unforgettable 2. traditional 3. attraction 4. rainy 5. interesting 6. famous 7. activities 8. colourful 9. photographer 10. information VI. Complete the sentences with must or mustn't. 1. You mustn't pick up flowers or break tree branches. 2. I can't go to the movie tonight because I must study for final exams. 3. The soup is too hot. You mustn't eat it yet. Wait for it to cool. 4. To stay alive, people must breathe oxygen. 5. You mustn't start a fire when you go camping in the forest. 6. You must put litter in a trash can. 7. If you want to travel to certain countries, you must get a visa 8. You mustn't swim under the waterfall. It’s dangerous. 9. You must follow your tour guide to be safe. 10. When the phone rings, you must answer it It's an important call. 11. If you have an aquarium, you mustn't give your tropical fish too much food or they'll die. 12. To be a successful climber, you must have a great deal of stamina. 13. You mustn't play loud music late at night. The neighbours will call the police. 14. When you first meet someone, you mustn't ask personal questions. For example, it's not polite to ask a person's age. 15. Everyone here must leave immediately! The building is on fire. VII. Underline the correct option in brackets to finish each of the following sentences 1. The cookies that my mother prepares are always delicious. 2. My dad is really busy now. He has little time to spend with my family. 3. "Have you got anything to read?" "Yes, I have a few magazines." 4. I always put a lot salt in my food, and doctors say it's not good sentences. 5. "Do you like my present?" "Yes, I use it a lot. VIII. Complete each of the following sentences with a, any, some, few, little, many, or much. 1. Would you like a slice of my pizza? 2. How many cups of coffee does your dad drink every day? 3. If you have milk in the fridge, can you give me some? 4. If you plan to climb that mountain, you need some good equipment. 5. How much traffic is on the freeway now? 6. Thanks for a great weekend! We really had a good time. 7. I’m going out on Saturday with a few friends from my class. 8. I come here a few times a year. I like coming here in different seasons 9 - Do you have any jokes to tell us today? - Yes, some. 10. I met some nice people when I was on holiday in Saint Pelersburg last year.