Module 3 Self-Assessment (Units 9-12)

Vocabulary & Grammar

Choose the correct item.

1. I see/ I am seeing my parents tonight.

2. I am going to/will buy a new car next month.

3. What would you like? I will have/have the sandwich.

4. I promise/will promise I will do/do it.

5. At two o’clock tomorrow I will be watching/am watching an interesting film.

6. Do you think he will come/come soon?

7. I know my parents won't let/don’t let me go to the party.

8. I am going to/will go to work in a bank when I leave university.

9. Are you doing/Will you do anything on Sunday morning?

10. I am meeting/will meet my supervisor at the airport tomorrow.

11. Hurry up! The train departs/will depart in 10 minutes.

12. When does/will the meeting begin?

13. Don't call me after 10 o'clock. I will be sleeping/will have been spleeping.

14. At this time next week I will be sitting/will sit in the plane on the way to New York.

15. You can come at 6 o'clock. I will have done/will be doing my homework by then.

16. I hope my mother will have finished/will finish cooking dinner by the time I get home.

17. By the time I retire I will have been working/will have worked here for 45 years!

18. She has/will have an appointment with the headmaster after school today.

19. Will/Shall it snow for Christmas?

20. My sister is going/will go to the dentist tomorrow.

Communication

Complete the dialogue.

One: "1) _____ Mary." Two: "Oh, hi." One: "How 2) ____ you?" Two: "I3) _____ fine. What about you?" One: "Not too 4) _____. The weather is great,5) _____ _____?" Two: "Yes. It _____ absolutely beautiful today." One: "So where 6) _____ you 7) _____ now?" Two: "I'm going to meet a friend of mine at the department store." One: "Going to do a little shopping?" Two: "Yeah, 8) _____ have to buy some presents for my parents." One: "What 9) _____ the occasion?" Two: "10) _____'s their anniversary." One: "That's great. Well, you better get going. You don't want to 11) _____ late." Two: "I'll see you next time." One: "Sure. 12) _____."

Two: "Bye."

Reading

Read the text and answer the questions below.

Importance of Travelling in Education.

Travelling plays an important role in our education. Our education remains incomplete without travelling.

“Travelling” means going from one place to other places. In ancient times travelling was very difficult and risky because there were no proper roads and transports. A traveler had to pass hills and forests. He had to face the fury of nature, wild beasts, robbers and many other obstacles.

With triumph of science, travelling has now become easy, cheap, quick and pleasant. Due to invention of steamships railways, electricity, motor cars and aeroplanes, our journey from one place to and other place even in abroad has become very easy and comfortable.

Travelling is now regarded as an important part of education. Educational Tours increases our knowledge and new thoughts and ideas grow up in us. The education of man remains incomplete if he does not visit important places of the world. Reading of books only provides man with half knowledge. But travelling with eyes wide open and mind fully gives him full knowledge. Travelling also removes his narrowness and superstitions. It makes a traveler smart and self-reliant. Owing to the fabulous progress in the field of communication, travelling today involves less hazards. Hence, students must take part in educational tours. It is both entertaining and instructing for them.

From Kashmir valley to Kanyakumari and from Kutch to Kalimpong, in the east, our country provides hundreds of places known for architecture, climate, scenery, environment, history, development, industry, culture, music, dance, religion a fauna. Then there are seats of learning, which one may like to visit. Educational tours expose your mind to the diverse cultures of India. The feeling of Unity in Diversity and Communal Harmony takes birth through educational tours.

It has been observed that in cities students are travelling twice a year either with their respective schools/colleges or with their parents or friends, because there is no financial problem with them, whereas students of village schools are deprived of such travels for their want of money. Government should look into the matter and make arrangement for Education Tours in Village Schools.

1. What does travelling mean?

2. Why travelling was very difficult and risky in ancient times?

3. How travelling is regarded now?

4. What does travelling remove?

5. What do educational tours expose?

Listening

Listen and complete.

• 1) _____, Graphics!

• Hi, I 2) _____ trying to get in touch with Barry Craven, but I 3) _____ he is on the phone. Could I leave him a 4) _____, please?

• 5) _____, go ahead.

• Could you 6) _____ please tell him that Karen from Smiths and Sons LTD called, and ask him to call me back 0203 778 4922?

• Of course. Could I ask what the call is 7) _____?

• I’m sure it’s nothing that Barry won’t be 8) _____ to figure out. It’s just that he emailed me some files and I haven’t been able to open them on any of our 9) _____ computers.

• Oh, I see. Well, Barry’s the 10) _____. I’ll get him to call you back.

Writing

You will be visiting England with your parents.