Exercises(Units 11-16) I. Dictation I Grammar 1. The slave from morning until night A. made to work B was made working C. was made worked D. was made to work 2. The ship when we arrived at the harbor. A was just unloading B was just being unloaded C had just unloaded D. was just been unloaded 3. Did you find out pie out of the oven? a. to take B have taken C. when to take D. being taken 4. We shall get Jim A explaining B explained C. to explai D. explain 5. Jane was scolded by the d irector because he left the office with the door Ing B. not being locked 6 in ancient times, the book still appeals to readers today A. Though it written B. Though written C. It was written D. Written it was 7. I saw a lot of children playing in the garden, most of them girls A. are B C being D. have been 8. After a whole days heavy work, the old worker returned home A. hungry and felt exhausting B hunger and exhausted C hungry and exhausted D hungry and having been exhausted 9. She had said little so far, respond ing only briefly when A speaking B spoken to D. speaking to cigarette agrees with me A. Hardly no B Nearly no C Rarely no D. Almost none I1. By the time you get back, great changes in this area A will take place B. will be taken place C are going to take place D. will have taken place 12. On his next birthd ay he married for ten years A has been B. will be1 Exercises (Units 11-16) I. Dictation II. Grammar 1. The slave from morning until night. A. made to work B. was made working C. was made worked D. was made to work 2. The ship when we arrived at the harbor. A. wasjust unloading B. was just being unloaded C. had just unloaded D. was just been unloaded 3. Did you find out pie out of the oven? A. to take B. have taken C. when to take D. being taken 4. We shall get Jim the passage. A. explaining B. explained C. to explain D. explain 5. Jane was scolded by the director because he left the office with the door . A. unlocking B. not being locked C. unlocked D. not locking 6. in ancient times, the book still appeals to readers today. A. Though it written B. Though written C. It was written D. Written it was 7. I saw a lot of children playing in the garden, most of them girls. A. are B. were C. being D. have been 8. After a whole day’s heavy work, the old worker returned home, . A. hungry and felt exhausting B. hunger and exhausted C. hungry and exhausted D. hungry and having been exhausted 9. She had said little so far, responding only briefly when . A. speaking B. spoken to C. spoken D. speaking to 10. cigarette agrees with me. A. Hardly no B. Nearly no C. Rarely no D. Almost none 11. By the time you get back, great changes in this area. A. will take place B. will be taken place C. are going to take place D. will have taken place 12. On his next birthday he married for ten years. A. has been B. will be