Challenges 2 – Modules 2-3

Choose the correct answer:-

1. The (athletic – logical – artistic – practical) is able to create or enjoy art.
2. The (logical – athletic – musical – practical) has a skill in or great liking for music.
3. The (athletic – musical – logical – practical) is strong, healthy and good at sports.
4. The American (illusionist – wizard – magic – performer ) David Copperfield made very
strange tricks .
5. He’s such an (imagine – imagining – imaginative – imagination ) little child that he will
definitely become a scientist.
6. Professor Sir Magdy Yacoub , the ( primitive – talented – fascinated – mathematical )
heart.
7. She ( look up – take up – came from – believed in) a family of artists.
8. Don’t look ( in – at – up – like ) at the sun for a long time. It may harm your eyes.
9. On putting the thief under arrest , the policeman held the thief’s hands in strong firm (
cuffing – gloves – link – handcuffs ).
10. He signed his first two (names – initials – calling – nicknames) as : S.H.
11. Do you believe (about – of – in – for) luck?
12. The (artistic – spectator – escape artist – athletic) is person who is watching an event.
13. Mona looks ( up – for – after – at ) her younger brother when her parents are at work .
14. Can I talk (in – at – to - on) you for a minute?
15. Kareem broke his leg and so he (could – had to – has to – couldn’t) take part in the
competition.
16. He (didn’t have to – had to – have to – don’t have to) work because his family were
quite rich.
17. I (couldn’t – had to – didn’t have to – has to) study a lot because the exam was very
difficult.
18. I (didn’t have to – could –have to – had to) pay for the concert. It was free.
19. When my little cat ( see – seen – saw – seeing ) a dog , it ran away.
20. When her daughter (dies – die – dying – died), she stopped composing music.
21. While he (was running – ran – running – runs) in the street, he saw his old friend.
22. She started painting while she (recovered – recovering – recovers – was recovering)
in the hospital.
23. When she (is – be – was – were) eighteen, she saw a calculation machine and talked
to its invertor.
24. You can speak some French, (can't – can – are – is) you?
25. Footballers don’t work in the morning, (are – don’t – doesn’t – didn’t) they?
26. He won’t make any trouble , ( will it – won’t it – won’t you – will he )?
27. People still enjoy the black and white films , ( aren’t they – are they – do they – don’t
they ) ?
28. They are good at English, (are – aren’t – were – weren’t) they?
29. Your parents will come to the match, ( won't – are – aren’t – weren’t) they?
30. Your brother sold his new car, (isn’t – don’t – didn’t – doesn’t) he?
Rewrite the following sentences:-
1. He was able to do card tricks. (could)

2. She didn’t have the ability to swim well. (couldn’t)

3. It is very necessary to take the medicine regularly. ( had to )

4. He was able to solve maths problems. (could)

5. She went into the room to see her son dancing to music. (when)

6. I saw them reading short stories. (while)

7. While they were studying , the phone rang . ( when )

8. It was necessary to refuel the car. We were only halfway. ( had )

9. It was necessary for him to work because he was very poor. (had)

10. They weren’t able to copy Houdini. (couldn’t)

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Module 3
Choose the correct answer:-
1. He was taken to hospital so as to be in ( quarantine – quantity – quality – equal )
because he suffered a severe infectious disease.
2. ( cholera – mumps – chicken pox – plague ) causes fever and spots on the skin.
3. Mosquitoes cause (malaria – the plague – cholera – flu ) .
4. The disease causing fever and small red spots on the skin is called ( mumps –
measles – cholera – typhoid ) .
5. A painful swelling in the neck is a disease called ( mumps – the plague – bird flu –
headache ) .
6. The (chicken pox – malaria – plague – measles) which is called the black death is
caused by rats.
7. ( rabies – smallpox – polio – toothache ) affects the central nervous system and
causes walking inability .
8. (smallpox – malaria – insomnia – mumps) is not being able to sleep well.
9. ( rabies – smallpox – whooping cough – stomach troubles ) is a disease of dogs
which causes madness and death.
10. ( whooping cough – tuberculosis (TB) – rabies polio ) Is a serious infections disease
that causes swelling on the lungs.
11. ( whooping cough – smallpox – rabies – polio ) is a disease that makes children
cough with difficulty in breathing.
12. Eating fish is (unfit – unlikely – impatient – unfair) to improve your intelligence.
13. Don’t eat fast food. It's (unfair – impossible – unlikely – unhealthy).
14. Some of my answers were wrong. They were (uncomfortable – unfair – incorrect –
unfit)
15. He hates waiting for people. He is really (unfit – impatient – unhealthy – unlikely)
16. It is good to (eat – eating – eats – ate) fish twice a week.
17. It is important to (sleeping – sleeps – slept – sleep) early.
18. It is unhealthy to (drinks – drink – drank – drinking) a lot of coffee.
19. It is bad (to read – read – reading – reads) in a room without much light.
20. It is dangerous (sunbathes – sunbathe – to sunbathe- sunbathing) without suncream.
Rewrite the following sentences:-
1. They sell pets in this shop. (by)

2. We make glass from sand. (by)

3. We find diamonds in South Africa. (by)

4. People use English all over the world. (by)

5. Carpenters make furniture of wood. (by)

6. They isolated sick people from healthy ones. (by)

7. Someone stole the necklace from the drawer. (by)

8. The police arrested him after a long chase. (by)

Vocabulary rewrite:-
1. He raised and float across the Grand Canyon. (levitated)

2. People in the theatre were looking at the illusionist. (The audience)

3. He was hanging on a strong cord from a high building. (rope)

4. My best friend can play many instruments well. (musical)

5. I prefer a treatment with needles often used in China. (Acupuncture)

6. I've got a terrible pain in my head. (headache)

7. Footballers are often injured while playing matches. (sports injuries)

8. Don’t smoke, it's bad for your health. (avoid)

9. A treatment from plants is a good kind of treatment. (herbal remedy)

10. The clothes of people who died of plague were burned. (victims)
 David Copperfield final revision
1. How did Mr. and Miss. Murdstone treat David?
2. Who was Mr. Murdstone?
3. Who was Peggotty?
4. Where did Mr. Peggotty live?
5. What did David find when he returned home from Yarmouth?
6. What had happened to David's father?
7. What was written on the notice Mr. Mell put over David's shoulders?
8. Who was Mr Creakle?
9. How did Mr. Creakle treat David?
10. What did David Ask Mr. Creakle for?
11. What happened to Mr.Mell?
12. What did David know on his birthday?
13. Who was Mr.Quinion?
14. What did Steerforth call Mr.Mell?
15. Why was Tommy Traddles beaten?
16. What was the business of Murdstone and Grinby?
17. What was the reason that forced Mrs.Micawber to rent rooms?
18. Was David happy in London? Why?
19. How much was David paid per week?
20. Who was Miss. Betsy Trotwood?
21. Who was Uriah Heep?
22. How old was Agnes?
23. What was Heep doing in his office late night?
24. Who did David meet just outside the Heep's house?
Comment on the following:
1. Who said this? To whom?
2. What is the situation?
3. Why do you think the speaker said this?
"Master Davy, would you like to come with me and stay for two weeks with my brother at
Yarmouth?"
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"He doesn't know his lessons. He must be made to know it."
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"May I take the notice off my back before the other boys come? I'm very sorry
about my behaviour at home."
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"No, that notice isn't for a dog. I have to put it on your back. I don't want to, but I have no
choice."
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"You are just like me. I'd like to meet Mr.Steerforth."
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“My dear young friend, until something turns up, I have nothing to give you but
advice."
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"You are using your position as a favourite in this school to insult gentleman."
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"I have had a letter from Mr. Murdstone, in which he asked me to let you have a
room in my house."
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"You promised that you would visit us, But I didn’t expect you to keep your promise."
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"I think a little change and travel might help you to decide. Why not visit the
Peggotty?"
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