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Review quiz
How much can you remember? Team name
A Rearrange the letters to find the names of six crimes or criminals. (6 points)
1 rssitnoa 2 auyrgblr 3 dmaisanvl 4 egmrgu 5 fiteh 6 eudglgniadr
B Complete the sentences with appropriate verbs in the past simple form. The first letter is
given to help you! (6 points)
1 Last night, police a
three men in connection with the crime.
2 Teenage joyriders s
a car and crashed it into a tree.
3 Police i
the theft, but did not find the person who took the jewellery.
4 Yesterday evening, someone s
fire to the church in the village.
5 The police q
the suspect for an hour and then let him go.
6 Last weekend, someone b
into my car and stole the CD player.
C Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or past perfect. (8 points)
1 I suddenly
that I
my car door. (remember / not lock)
2 My friends
dinner by the time I
to their house. (make / get)
3 Joe
furious; someone
into his new motorbike. (be / crash)
4 Sam
too much cake, so she
a stomachache. (eat / have)
D Complete the following: (8 points)
1 Write 2 examples of evidence that police might find at a crime scene.
2 Write 2 things you may struggle to do if you went to live in England.
3 Write 2 examples of personal information you may need to know to take money out of a bank
account.
4 Write one advantage and one disadvantage of being a computer programmer.
E Rewrite the quotations as reported speech and the reported speech as quotations. (4 points)
1 ‘My dad worked as a police officer for 35 years before retiring,’ Samuel said.
2 ‘We’re going on holiday and Mrs Kelly is looking after our cat,’ she said.
3 Jackie said that she couldn’t drive a car, but she could ride a motorbike.
4 The suspect said that he was innocent and that his brother had stolen the alcohol.
F Complete with ONE word each question an officer might ask someone reporting a crime.
(3 points)
1 Would you
filling in this form, please? 3 Could I
you to describe
2 Could you
me your name, please?
your wallet, please?
G Decide if the following are true (✓) or false (✗). (3 points)
1 The abbreviations BFN and LOL mean Best Friends Now and Lots Of Loving.
2 Another word for a man is a guy.
3 If someone nicks something, they steal it.
Total
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9 Review quiz
Aims To review and practise the vocabulary and grammar
from Unit 9
Time 15 minutes
Materials 1 handout for each group of three students
• See instructions for Review 2.
ANSWER KEY
A1 arsonist 2 burglary 3 vandalism 4 mugger 5 thief 6 drug dealing
B1 arrested 2 stole 3 investigated 4 set 5 questioned 6 broke
C1 remembered, hadn’t locked 2 had made, got 3 was, had crashed 4 had eaten, had
D (Suggested Answers)
1footprints, fingerprints, hair, blood, material from
clothes
2understand the language, eat the food, live without
your friends / family, put up with the weather
3 PIN number, password, account details, date of birth
4Advantages: a well-paid job, respected job, stable job
Disadvantages: boring work, repetitive job, bad for
eyesight
E1Samuel said that his dad had worked as a police
officer for 35 years before retiring.
2She said that they were going on holiday and that
Mrs Kelly was looking after their cat.
3‘I can’t drive a car, but I can ride a motorbike,’ said
Jackie.
4‘I’m innocent! My brother stole the alcohol,’ said the
suspect.
F1 mind 2 tell / give 3 ask / get
G1 ✗ BFN = Bye For Now. LOL = Laugh Out Loud /
Lots of Love
2 ✓
3 ✓
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