This document contains a quiz with multiple choice and short answer questions about units 26-30 of an English language learning course. The units covered cities like Vienna, Cairo and London, what cities need, eating out, and postcards. Questions test vocabulary, grammar concepts like present perfect tense, and asking and answering questions on the unit topics in full sentences. The last question of each unit asks the student to demonstrate their understanding by applying what they've learned to talking about a specific city.

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3. Unit 26: Cities– 10 Points
QUESTION:
•What two cities did we
learn about in unit 26?
ANSWER:
•Vienna & Cairo

4. Unit 26: Cities – 20 Points
QUESTION:
•List THREE vocabulary words
from unit 26 that match up with
Cairo.
ANSWER:
•Nile, Pyramids, camels, desert, bazaars, archeological
treasures, mosques, museums, ancient statues, busy modern
areas, bridges

5. Unit 26: Cities – 30 Points
QUESTION:
•Fill in either a/an, the, or – for the following:
•___Vienna
•___pavement café
•___ old part of the city
•___ “Inner City”
ANSWER:
• - Vienna
•A pavement café
•An old part of the city
•The “Inner City”

6. Unit 26: Cities – 40 Points
QUESTION:
•Would you like to sail along the Nile in a traditional Arab boat?
•Respond to the question in two different ways:
•Refuse and offer an alternative
•Accepting
ANSWER:
•I don’t really feel like it.
•How about…instead?
•It’s a nice idea, but I think…is more interesting/exciting.
•Good/Great idea!
•Why not?
•That sounds great/fantastic!

7. Unit 26: Cities – 50 Points
QUESTION:
•Tell me about the city of Struga, the sites, and what it
has to offer. This description must be include names of
bodies of water, historical buildings, pavement cafes,
and more!
•5 sentences
ANSWER:
•….

8. Unit 27: Fun in the city – 10 Points
QUESTION:
•What city did we tour in unit 27, “Fun in the City?”
ANSWER:
•London

9. Unit 27: Fun in the city – 20 Points
QUESTION:
•Name three landmarks from the city we studied.
ANSWER:
•The Royal Botanical Gardens, The Royal Albert Hall, Tower
Bridge, The Tower of London, Oxford Street, etc.

10. Unit 27: Fun in the city – 30 Points
QUESTION:
•Create an affirmative and a negative sentence using present
perfect and the verb “visit.”
ANSWER:
•I/you/we/they have visited…
•I/you/we/they haven’t visited…
•He/she has visited…
•He/she hasn’t visited…

11. Unit 27: Fun in the city – 40 Points
QUESTION:
•Fill in the past participles for the following words:
•Be Take Visit
•Get back Bring Buy
ANSWER:
•Been Taken Visited
•Gotten back Brought Bought

12. Unit 27: Fun in the city – 50 Points
QUESTION:
•Form four sentences using present perfect about a visit to the
city of Struga. What would you do if a friend came from out of
town? Where would you eat? What sites would you visit?
ANSWER:
•…

13. Unit 28: What a city needs – 10
Points
QUESTION:
•Name three city facilities from our “What a City Needs”
vocabulary.
ANSWER:
•Facilities for people with special needs, rubbish bins, signs
& traffic lights, parks, parking spaces, public transport, cycle
lanes, zebra crossings

14. Unit 28: What a city needs – 20
Points
QUESTION:
•What does the phrase, “drop me a line” mean?
ANSWER:
•Call me

15. Unit 28: What a city needs – 30
Points
QUESTION:
•What have you ALREADY done today?
ANSWER:
…

16. Unit 28: What a city needs – 40
Points
QUESTION:
•Add yet/already/just properly into the following sentence, to
create three new sentences. HINT: You will need to make one
of the sentences negative.
•She has finished her homework.
ANSWER:
•She hasn’t finished her homework YET.
•She ALREADY finished her homework.
•She JUST finished her homework.

17. Unit 28: What a city needs – 50
Points
QUESTION:
•Ask a question using the interrogative present perfect form and
answer in three ways, using yet/just/already.
ANSWER:
•Have you been to France?
•I haven’t been to France yet.
•I just went last week!
•I have already been to France three times.

18. Unit 29: Eating out in the city – 10
Points
QUESTION:
•What are the three different dishes you can be served in a
restaurant?
ANSWER:
•Starters, main courses, desserts

19. Unit 29: Eating out in the city – 20
Points
QUESTION:
•List five different places you could be served food.
ANSWER:
•Restaurant, fast-food restaurant, ice-cream parlour, café, pub,
sandwich bar, steak house, sweet shop, pizza parlour, etc.

20. Unit 29: Eating out in the city – 30
Points
QUESTION:
•List one starter, one main dish, and one dessert from our
“Eating Out in the City” vocabulary.
ANSWER:
•Starters: tomato soup, spring rolls
•Main Dishes: roast lamb, prawns & rice, spaghetti, steak &
onions, toasted sandwich, fried chicken, salmon steak, pizza,
cheeseburger & chips
•Dessert: cheesecake, lemon tart, fruit salad, ice cream

21. Unit 29: Eating out in the city – 40
Points
QUESTION:
•Ask & answer a question about food using the interrogative
present perfect form and the subject is YOU.
ANSWER:
•Have you ever tried prawns & rice?
•No I haven’t./Yes I have.

22. Unit 29: Eating out in the city – 50
Points
QUESTION:
•Ask and answer a question using the interrogative present
perfect form with HE. Answer in two ways: negative and
positive. Use our new vocabulary to express taste.
ANSWER:
•Has he tried the prawns and rice?
•Yes, he has. He says they were mouth-watering./No, he
hasn’t.

23. Unit 30: Greetings from…– 10
Points
QUESTION:
•Are postcards formal or informal?
ANSWER:
•Informal

24. Unit 30: Greetings from…– 20
Points
QUESTION:
•What type of information do you include on a postcard?
ANSWER:
•Information about a holiday/vacation, where you are staying,
the weather, activities, etc.

25. Unit 30: Greetings from…– 30
Points
QUESTION:
•Give the formula for past simple.
ANSWER:
•Pronoun subject + verb in past

26. Unit 30: Greetings from…– 40
Points
QUESTION:
•Give the formula for present perfect.
ANSWER:
•Pronoun subject + have/has + part participle

27. Unit 30: Greetings from…– 50
Points
QUESTION:
•What are the two main differences between past simple and
present perfect?
ANSWER:
•Past simple is time specific and the event is finished.
•Present perfect is not time specific and the event is not
finished (this event will occur again).

28. Tara Lesser – Peace Corps Volunteer at Primary School
“Vëllezërit Milladinovci”- Stugë