ENGLISH 11 TEST 2 FOR UNIT 4 VOLUNTEER WORK

<span class='text_page_counter'>(1)</span>UNIT 4. ENGLISH 11 VOLUNTEER WORK TEST 2. I. Choose the word which is stressed differently from the rest. 1. a. volunteer b. hospital c. orphanage 2. a. museum b. interest c. handicapped 3. a. participate b. organize c. voluntary 4. a. problem b. enough c. listen 5. a. example b. happiness c. advantage. d. mountainous d. difficult d. usually d. summer d. disaster. II. Choose a, b, c or d that best completes unfinished sentence; substitutes the underlined part; or has a close meaning to the original one. 6. One ……………… of living in the town is the lack of safe places for the children to play. a. disadvantage b. disadvantaged c. disadvantageous d. disadvantageously 7. Full ……………… by all members is compulsory. a. participate b. participation c. participator d. participant 8. There are many places of ……………… to visit in London and Paris. a. interest b. interesting c. interested d. interestingly 9. Those students volunteered to care ……………… the sick and the aged. a. on b. with c. in d. for 10. Did you learn news ……………… Janet? a. with b. for c. since d. from 11. I often take part ……………… social activities every weekend. a. in b. for c. against d. over 12. More than 70 people were killed in the ………………, caused when a dam burst. a. flood b. drought c. vacation d. war 13. Landslides have cut off many villages in remote areas. a. suburb b. central c. faraway d. natural 14. New-born children always need special ……………… a. help b. care c. look d. interest 15. These cars are in a bad state. They need ……………… a. looking after b. taking care of c. repairing d. organizing 16. It is necessary to enable the audience to sit in ……………… while they are watching the shows. a. care b. suffer c. disadvantage d. comfort 17. A ……………… is a very hard accident such as an earthquake or a plane crash, especially one in which a lot of people are killed. a. disaster b. drought c. flood d. war 18. The local authorities are conducting ……………… campaign to help ……………… disabled. a. a/ the b. the / no article c. no article/ no article d. no article/ the 19. Martin denied ……………… the accused man on the day of the crime. a. to see b. of having seen c. to have seen d. having seen 20. She often thinks carefully ……………… any question. a. before answering b. before having answered c. by answering d. having answering 21. He never admits ……………… wrong. a. to being b. of being c. to be d. to have been 22. ……………… from the horseback, he was taken to hospital and had an operation. a. When falling b. As he was fallen c. After having fallen d. To fall 23. I regret ……………… at his side during his illness last winter. a. was not b. have not been c. not being d. not to be 24. I tried ……………… the window, but it seemed ……………… a. having opened/ not working b. opening/ not to work.

<span class='text_page_counter'>(2)</span> c. having opened/ did not work d. opening/ was not working 25. She must ……………… for me after realizing I’d gone missing. a. having looked b. to have look c. look d. have looked 26. John no longer wants to live in the city. He decides to move to the countryside. a. no sooner b. no more c. no less than d. no end of 27. ……………… a child. He has really grown up and needs a room of his own. a. No longer Ken is b. No longer is Ken c. Ken is any longer d. No longer isn’t Ken 28. We are taking ……………… Canada for our vacation next month. a. about having gone b. going c. about going d. to go 29. Sue is in charge ……………… the meeting. a. to organize b. to have organize c. of organizing d. for having organized 30. I am interested ……………… the new course next week. a. in learning b. in having learnt c. to learn d. on having learnt II. Error Identification. 31. Volunteers will be trained and placing according to the current needs and requirements, with consideration of their skills and background. 32. There are many private primary schools that provides education, accommodation, and food for children and orphans. 33. Volunteers can teach primary subjects, having organized sport and art activities for the children. 34. Placements at local secondary schools can arranged upon request. 35. Volunteers will be required a university degree to be eligible to teaching at the secondary level. III. Read the passage carefully and choose the correct answer. There are various types of programs that volunteers could be involved such as: Teaching: Volunteers can teach English, painting, crafts, music, drama and games to various disadvantaged groups. Disabled children’s programs: These projects may involve working with both disadvantaged and disabled children. Volunteers help care for the children and help with rehabilitation and alternative shooling. There is also scope for specialist programs for qualified volunteers in counseling, medical care, physiotherapy and speech therapy. Working in Homes for the elderly: Here volunteers will help take care of elderly residents which includes helping out with meals and bathing, and also with providing companionship. Women’s Development: Volunteers can help with vocational training. Here volunteers can also participate in the teaching programs. Enviromental and Waste management: Volunteers can help with the basic water and sanitation services for the disadvantaged. Please note that this program is out of the city. Medical care: Suitably qualified volunteers (doctors and nurses) can work with AIDS victims and those suffering other serious medical conditions. Small Enterprises: Volunteers can help with design, quality control, and researching sustainable businesses. Office Work: Suitably qualified volunteers can help out with the marketing strategies, human resources and managing projects. 36. A volunteer …………………. a. can work as a teacher of English c. is made to take part in all programs. b. can only come to help orphans d. cannot teach children how to draw. 37. Which sentence is NOT true? a. Volunteers can work in the homes for elderly people. b. Volunteers help elderly people with bathing and eating. c. There is not any program for elderly people. d. Volunteers are allowed to talk to elderly people as friends..

<span class='text_page_counter'>(3)</span> 38. Volunteers can help women with …………………. a. medical care b. training career c. companionship 39. Volunteers …………………. a. can only work in the city. b. can work out of the city if they are interested in environment. c. can be doctors and nurses. d. are not in charge of sanitation. 40. Which work is NOT referred? a. teachers b. doctors c. designers. d. teaching English. d. computer programmers. IV. Fill in each numbered blank with one suitable word or phrase. The Global Volunteer Network currently has opportunities to aim at (41) ……………… primary and secondary (42) ……………… to needy children, and community outreach and counseling with their partner organization in Uganda. This provides (43) ……………… opportunity to experience Ugandan life first-hand (44) ……………… working to improve your host community. The programs provide counseling, (45) ………………, and education for (46) ……………… people, orphans and underprivileged children in small villages. The main activities will (47) ……………… working with the local children and youth teaching nursery, primary, and vocational education. Volunteers (48) ……………… work in the areas of sport, art, games and academic. For volunteers with a medical (49) ……………… and education, placements can involve work in (50) ……………… clinics with small healthbased community organizations. 41. a. to provide 42. a. education 43. a. a 44. a. as soon as 45. a. suffer 46. a. farm 47. a. insist 48. a. too 49. a. background 50. a. local. eligible counseling physiotherapy speech therapy companionship sanitation services underprivileged. b. providing b. teacher b. an b. no longer b. disadvantages b. urban b. consist b. so b. ground b. area. c. having provided c. studying c. the c. as well as c. care c. rural c. attract c. as well c. foundation c. region. d. provided d. learn d. no article d. while d. diseases d. suburb d. involve d. also d. level d. part.

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