MegaGoal Book 4 Unit 6: What Would You Do?

Vocabulary

Question type: Matching Questions

Match each word in Column 1 with a description in Column 2.

Column 1	Column 2	
1. Dread	A. being the cause of something	
2. Morally	B. to give someone a reason to do something	
3. Motivate	C. to think logically	
4. Reason	D. to make someone want to do something	
5. Responsible		E. to fear greatly	
6. Tempt	F. to disappear	
7. Vanish	G. ethically	

Grammar

Question type: Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer to each question. 

8. If you had studied for your test, you _____ it.
A. might not had failed
B. might not fail
C. might not fail
D. might not have failed

9. If you _____ for me, I wouldn’t have gotten lost.
A. wait
B. have waited
C. had waited
D. would wait

10. If Jon hadn’t told the truth, he _____ in trouble.
A. would get
B. would have gotten
C. could got
D. could have get

11. What _____ if you were me?
A. would you do
B. would do you
C. you do
D. do you

12. Michael acts _____ the boss.
A. if he was
B. if he were
C. as if he were
D. as if he be

13. You’re acting _____ food before.
A. though you never seen
B. though you never saw
C. as though you never seen
D. as though you had never seen

14. If I spoke English perfectly, _____.
A. I wouldn’t have to take any more classes
B. I couldn’t have to take any more classes
C. I wouldn’t had to take any more classes
D. I couldn’t have taken any more classes

15. If you had written the paper earlier, _____.
A. you should have gone out tonight
B. you could have gone out tonight
C. you could gone out tonight
D. you would had gone out tonight

Reading

Read the text and answer the questions. Choose the best answer to each question. 

16. According to the reading, most ethical dilemmas _____.
A. have clear “right” answers
B. are life-or-death situations
C. are everyday questions
D. happen rarely

17. The reading includes examples of _____.
A. dilemmas police officers have had
B. dilemmas that are emergencies
C. dilemmas that few people have had
D. dilemmas that many people have had

18. Most people don’t need more than _____ napkins to clean up after their lunch.
A. one
B. two
C. five
D. ten

19. Which sentence is correct?
A. If you had lied to the police officer, you still would have gotten a ticket.
B. If you had lie to the police officer, you still would have gotten a ticket.
C. If you had lied to the police officer, you still would gotten a ticket.
D. If you had lied to the police officer, you still had gotten a ticket.

20. Which sentence is correct?
A. If you took 10 napkins, it would be considered stealing.
B. If you taken 10 napkins, it would be considered stealing.
C. If you take 10 napkins, it would be considered stealing.
D. If you took 10 napkins, it be considered stealing.

Listening

Question type: True/False

Listen to the text and answer the questions. Write T or F at the end of each question/statement. 

21. I knew exactly what I wanted to do, after I finished school. ____

22. The writer had a dilemma because he didn’t want to study medicine. ____

23. He worked as a shop assistant and as a language teacher. ____

24. He decided to help with registration at the language center and forgot about the airline company. ____

25. He has often wondered what his life would have been like if he had chosen a different job. ____

26. He often has doubts about the choice he made. ____

Form, Meaning and Function

Question type: Multiple Choice

Choose the best answer to fill the blank.

27. At this time tomorrow, I _______ to a new country.
A. ‘ll be flying
B. will fly
C. fly
D. will

28. By the time the math professor retires, he _____________ for 25 years.
A. will teach
B. will have been teaching
C. has been teaching
D. has taught