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Module 3 Workbook Answers

The document provides 20 multiple choice questions testing grammar and vocabulary knowledge. It covers a range of topics including verbs, prepositions, parts of speech, idioms, and sentence structure. The questions have between 4 and 5 answer choices to choose from for each item.
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Module 3 Workbook Answers

The document provides 20 multiple choice questions testing grammar and vocabulary knowledge. It covers a range of topics including verbs, prepositions, parts of speech, idioms, and sentence structure. The questions have between 4 and 5 answer choices to choose from for each item.
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  • Question Set 1
  • Question Set 2
  • Question Set 3
  • Question Set 4

[Link] the correct answer.

1 I’m sure that they ........ Nancy for the position.


A will hire C are going to hire
B hire D will have hired
2 We are extremely pleased ........ the work you have been doing.
A with B about C on D of
3 My dad works the night shift as a security ........ .
A guard B officer C fighter D staff
4 ....... I finish this report, I’ll send it to you.
A As long as C By the time
B Immediately D As soon as
5 Richard ........ his job at the restaurant because he wasn’t happy there.
A retired C applied
B appealed D quit
6 Sandy ........ you as soon as she got home.
A will email C has emailed
B emailed D will have emailed
7 Joining the nursing ........ was the best decision I’ve ever made.
A work C occupation
B profession D career
8 Our next ........ doesn’t have any qualifications in the field but has a lot of experience.
A specialist C applicant
B professional D coordinator
9 It takes a lot of ........ to be able to do this magic trick.
A fluency C skill
B knowledge D qualification
10 Don’t give ........; the right job for you is out there.
A up B off C out D away
11 Robots may soon be ........ crime on our streets.
A supervising C fighting
B patrolling D defusing
12 Brian holds a key ........ in the company.
A job B rank C class D position
13 Joey doesn’t ........ very much money at his part-time job.
A earn B win C gain D save
14 Move your cup; you ........ coffee on your CV!
A will spill C are going to spill
B are spilling D will have spilt
15 The meeting is scheduled to start ........ lunch.
A immediately C after
B until D by the
16 Sally believes she ........ the job after her great interview.
A is going to get C is getting
B will get D will have got
17 Lilly wants to be a banker when she ........ up.
A grows C will be growing
B will have grown D will grow
18 Her experience makes her ........ for the job.
A suitable C fluent
B efficient D cooperative
19 The train to London ........ at 5 o’clock.
A will leave C has left
B leaves D will be leaving
20 They ........ the project by Monday.
A will have finished
B will have been finishing
C finish
D will finish

Everyday English
2. Choose the correct response.

1 A: Thank you for coming, Mr Snow.


B: a...................Thank you for your time.
b What time exactly?
2 A: Do you have any questions?
B: a. .I look forward to hearing from you.
b Yes, just one about the hours.
3 A: Do you have any previous experience?
B: a.......Yes, I did some volunteer work.
b I’d like to do some volunteer work.
4 A: What were your responsibilities?
B: a...........I organised the museum tours.
b I’m hardworking and patient.
5 A: Why are you interested in this job?
B: aI want to get some experience as a teacher.
b Yes, I worked as a teacher there last year.

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1 John’s teacher was really pleased ........ the short story he wrote.
A with B by C for D to
2 The costumes ........ by a French designer.
A were made C had made
B has been made D will make
3 The famous actor ........ leaving his hotel at 3 pm yesterday.
A is seen C was seen
B had been seen D was being seen
4 The film was so ........; you could easily guess how it was going to end.
A intriguing C inspiring
B gripping D predictable
5 Tina just loves ........ novels because she enjoys stories that make her scared.
A crime B mystery C fantasy D horror
6 Even though she didn’t get the part, Lina ........ she was right for the role.
A had believed C is believed
B believed D was believed
7 James got ........ the 7 pm train to Oxford.
A on B in C up D over
8 Timothy hurt ........ during football practice.
A he’s B himself C he D his
9 The Mona Lisa ........ by Leonardo da Vinci in the 1500’s.
A was being painted C is being painted
B was painted D will be painted
10 The artist could ........ almost anything using clay.
A paint B draw C sketch D sculpt
11 The television series was written ........ a famous novelist.
A with B of C by D to
12 The drama club put on a performance in the park in order to ........ public awareness about
global warming.
A promote C bring
B present D raise
13 All of the characters were introduced in the play’s first ........ .
A episode C plotline
B act D outline
14 Jane ........ by a local company.
A had been catering her wedding
B had her wedding catered
C had catered her wedding
D have had her wedding catered
15 “I really love the opera.” “ ........ . ”
A So do I C I do so
B Neither do I D I don’t either
16 Lisa doesn’t have her violin with her; she ........ last week.
A had stolen it C was stolen
B had it stolen D had been stolen
17 When my sister gave up on writing the script, I just finished the job ........ .
A myself B herself C yourself D itself
18 The audience booed the actor who played the ........ in the play.
A ally B villain C evil D hero
19 Lizzy ........ her piano tuned at the moment.
A will have C had had
B had D is having
20 All of the paintings were sold. It was the artist’s best ........ yet.
A creation C design
B masterpiece D exhibit

Everyday English
4 Choose the correct response.
1 A: The dance seemed really complicated.
B: aI agree; they must have practised a lot.
b That sounds like a must-see!
2 A: The performance was outstanding!
B: a...........................You won’t regret it.
b I’m so glad you enjoyed it.
3 A: I’m going to see that band in concert.
B: a.....................You’re going to love it.
b Don’t miss it!
4 A: If it’s so good, I should probably go and see it.
B: a....................Yes, you certainly must.
b Yes, you certainly can.
5 A: How was the music?
B: a.........................It was a bit crowded.
b It was very loud.

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A candidate's assurance of securing a job can boost confidence, potentially leading to better performance in interviews by reducing anxiety and encouraging a relaxed yet assertive demeanor. This, however, must be balanced to avoid overconfidence, which can negatively impact humility and adaptability perceived by interviewers .

Hiring someone based on experience rather than qualifications implies valuing practical knowledge and real-world skills over formal education. This approach can bring immediate contributions to practical tasks but may lack the theoretical and foundational understanding that formal education provides .

Crafting a compelling villain is crucial as it provides conflict and drives the narrative, keeping the audience engaged through emotional investment in the protagonist's journey. A well-developed villain adds depth and tension, enriching the storyline and providing a foil to the hero, thus enhancing dramatic impact .

Self-assessment is crucial in developing a career path as it aids individuals in identifying strengths and weaknesses, aligning personal goals with career choices, and adapting strategies in response to competitive dynamics. It promotes continuous learning and self-improvement, essential for success in competitive fields .

An 'outstanding' performance typically involves exceptional skill, emotional depth, and originality, which resonate with the audience by creating memorable experiences and emotional connections. These elements captivate and leave a lasting impression, often inciting reflection and discussion, thereby enhancing the cultural and artistic value .

Predictability in a film can detract from its perceived quality by reducing suspense and emotional engagement, as audiences may find it less stimulating if outcomes are obvious. However, predictable elements can provide comfort and satisfaction if well-executed within familiar genres, appealing to specific audience preferences .

Personal experiences outside conventional work, such as volunteering, contribute to professional qualifications by providing unique skills, broad perspectives, and adaptability, often valued by employers seeking diverse and creative problem-solving abilities. These experiences can guide career decisions, aligning passions with opportunities in meaningful ways .

Public performances can raise awareness of social issues like global warming by engaging audiences emotionally and intellectually, presenting complex issues in accessible formats, and fostering discussions. This can lead to increased public interest and motivate collective action by conveying urgency and relevance .

The concept of "growing up" influences career aspirations by shaping individuals' perceptions of responsibilities and success. In fields like banking and teaching, personal maturity can affect decision-making confidence, ethical perspectives, and commitment to long-term career goals, as it involves balancing personal growth with professional ambitions .

Using robots to patrol streets could significantly alter traditional law enforcement roles by increasing efficiency and reducing risks to human officers in dangerous situations. However, it may also raise concerns about privacy, ethical considerations, and the potential loss of jobs, requiring careful integration and regulation to uphold public trust and effectiveness .

1.Choose the correct answer.
1 I’m sure that they ........ Nancy for the position.
A will hire 
C
are going to hire
B hire 
D
14 Move your cup; you ........ coffee on your CV!
A will spill 
C
are going to spill
B are spilling 
D
will have spilt
15 The
A were made 
C had made
B has been made 
D will make
3 The famous actor ........ leaving his hotel at 3 pm yesterday.
A is se
14 Jane ........ by a local company.
A had been catering her wedding
B had her wedding catered
C had catered her wedding
D ha

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