Unit 12: 4000 Essential English Words

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A. Circle the word that best fits the definition.

1. a person who paints, draws, or sculpts *

1 point

a. magazine

b. article

c. artist

d. alone

2. to decide that something is good or bad *

1 point

a. neighbor

b. judge

c. meal

d. compare

3. a way of doing something *

1 point

a. method

b. profit

c. professional

d. attitude

4. how good something is *

1 point

a. apartment

b. thin

c. quality

d. stairs

5. something used to make other things *

1 point

a. great

b. symbol

c. material

d. space

B. What word is similar in meaning to the words in brackets?

1. The doctor gave his (expert and qualified) advice *

1 point

2. He (looked at the difference between) two books. *

1 point

3. She has a good (way of thinking about things). *

1 point

4. I read a (regular publication) about sports. *

1 point

5. I don't like the (person who lives near me). *

1 point

C. Check the sentence that makes the most sense.

1. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. When you are alone, you are with another person.

b. You can read articles in a newspaper.

2. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. If you make a profit, you have more money than you did before.

b. If you have professional training, you can't do a difficult job.

3. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. The Earth is a very thin planet.

b. If something is a symbol, it stands for something else.

4. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. You can use stairs to go up inside a building.

b. Since she is a lawyer, people call my wife an artist.

5. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. There are many apartments in one building.

b. Your attitude is the way you look.

6. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. You cannot get information from a magazine.

b. If you compare two things, you say how they are different.

7. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. If you judge something, you know if it is good or bad.

b. Neighbors are people who live far from you.

8. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. A meal has food and a drink.

b. A method is something you cannot see.

9. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. A symbol is a picture of two different things.

b. You must have space to add more things to a room.

10. Check the sentence that makes the most sense. *

1 point

a. If something has little beauty, it is very good.

b. A material is used to make something else.

Reading Comprehension

Answer the questions.

1. What is the story about? *

1 point

a. A painting that is first disliked, then liked

b. An artist who teaches art classes in his apartment

c. A man who writes articles for a magazine

d. A thin man who eats meals with friends

2. Why does Frenhofer want the artists to see his painting? *

1 point

a. He wants to sell it to them for a profit.

b. He wants them to judge his materials

c. He wants them to give their professional opinion.

d. He wants to compare his new method to theirs.

3. What is true of Frenhofer's painting? *

1 point

a. It is made with low-quality materials.

b. It is full of strange colors and shapes.

c. It does not have any symbols in it.

d. It is a picture of other artists.

4. Where do the other artists see his painting? *

1 point

a. It is alone in the space used for art classes.

b. They go to Frenhofer's apartment.

c. Frenhofer takes it to their apartment.

d. It is on sale at a famous store.

5. How do the artists feel as they go up the stairs? *

1 point

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