Solutions Upper-Intermediate 7 Revision

What do you call a part of a newspaper, magazine or website that appears regularly and deals with a particular subject or is written by a particular writer?

• column

• editorial

• headline

• coloumn

What do you call news reported and distributed by citizens, rather than professional journalists and for-profit news organizations?

• citizen journalism

• eyewitness account

• news blog

• human interest story

Which verb means to control or check?

• curb

• vow

• pledge

• plea

Jack asked me whether I had bought a newspaper that day. What were his exact words?

• Have you bought a newspaper today?

• Did you buy a newpaper today?

• Have you bought a newspaper yesterday?

• Did you buy a newspaper yesterday?

Report the sentence. 'I'll be back for you.'

• He told her that he would be back for her.

• He said her that he would be back for her.

• He told her that he will be back for her.

• He told her that he would be back for you.

Report the question. 'Where have you been?'

• He asked me where I had been.

• He asked me where had I been.

• He asked me where you have been.

• He asked me where I have been.

'I didn't eat the cookie.'

• John denied eating the cookie.

• John denied that he eat the cookie.

• John denied to eat the cookie.

• John ate the cookie, that's for sure.

'Go and study at university'

• My teacher suggested that I should go and study at university.

• My teacher promised me to go and study at university.

• My teacher suggested that I went I studied at university.

• My teacher requested me to go and study at university.

'Don't forget to post the letter!'

• She reminded me to post the letter.

• She warned me to post the letter.

• She threatened me to post the letter.

• She reminded me of post the letter.

'I know you've stolen my money!'

• She accused him of stealing her money.

• She accused him of stealing his money.

• She threatened him of stealing his money.

• She was right, he's stolen her money.