Unit 5 /Elementary, my dear Watson!

1. *Read the following text, ten answer the question below:

   Sherlock Holmes sat at the breakfast table and gave me a walking stick. Th ere was something written on it: “To Mr James Mortimer, from his friends – 1884.” ‘Well, Watson, what can you tell me about the owner of the stick?’ asked Holmes.

   1.What was written on the walking stick?

    

   • To Mr James Mortimer, from his parents
   • To Mr James Mortimer, from his friends
   • To Mr James Mortimer, from his neighbours
   • To Mr James Mortimer, from his brothers

2. ‘I think that Mr Mortimer is an old country doctor. His patients like him, so they gave him this walking stick.’ ‘Good!’ said Holmes. ‘Why do you think he’s a country doctor?’ ‘Because this stick is very scratched. A city doctor does not carry such an old stick.’ Holmes took the stick from my hands and looked at it.

   2.Mr Mortiner is an old country doctor because his stick is glittered

   • صحيح
   • خاطئ

3. He’s a young, pleasant and absent-minded doctor.’ ‘How did you know that?’ ‘Elementary, my dear Watson. Only pleasant people get presents, and only absent-minded men forget their sticks.

   3.Who deserves to get presents?

    

   • Only pleasant people
   • Only rich people
   • Only poor people
   • Only sad people

4. He’s a young, pleasant and absent-minded doctor.’ ‘How did you know that?’ ‘Elementary, my dear Watson. Only pleasant people get presents, and only absent-minded men forget their sticks.

   4.What does the underlined pronoun (their) refer to?

    

   • minded men
   • men
   • absent-minded
   • absent-minded men

5.  Grammar/ Complete the sentences below with comparative or superlative

   5. Sam is ............................ (good) his brother Tom in Science.

    

   • better
   • gooder than
   • better than
   • the best

6. 6. That student's' house is the .......................... house ever.

   • furthest
   • furthest than
   • further
   • farest

7. 7.What's the simple past of (think)?

   • thout
   • thought
   • thinked
   • thank

8. 8.Sherlock Holmes was ...................................(perceptive) than Watson.

   • the more perceptive
   • most perceptive
   • perceptiver
   • more perceptive

9. 9.Someone who is treated by a doctor or in a hospital 

   • patient
   • patiant
   • pateint
   • petient

10. 10. Famous means:

    • known by a lot of people
    • clever
    • strong and outgoing
    • shy