English revision worksheet for test preparation.

Let’s go step by step to solve this homework.

We have two parts:

Part 1: Translate the words (pages 8, 17)
This means we need to write the Russian translation for each English phrase. Since the worksheet is likely for Russian-speaking students learning English, we’ll translate each item into Russian.

Part 2: Fill in the sentences using words from the list
We must use the translated phrases (or their English originals — but since it says “words from the list”, and the list is in English, we’ll assume we use the English phrases as given) to complete the sentences logically.

Wait — actually, looking again: The first part says “Translate the words” — so probably the student is supposed to write the Russian equivalent. But then the second part says “Fill in the sentences using words from the list” — meaning the *English* phrases from Part 1 are to be used to fill blanks in Part 2.

That makes sense! So:

- In Part 1, you translate each English phrase into Russian (for your own study).
- In Part 2, you take the original English phrases from Part 1 and plug them into the sentences where they fit best.

But since the user just wants the answers solved, and didn’t specify language, I think we should provide:

→ For Part 1: The correct Russian translations (since that’s what “translate” means here).

→ For Part 2: The correct English phrases from Part 1 filled into the blanks.

Let me double-check with logic:

In sentence 1: “I got a really ______ on the English test.” → That must be “a good grade”.

Sentence 2: “Let’s go to the beach, I think it is a ______.” → “great idea”

Sentence 3: “It is very ______ to eat fruits and vegetables.” → “healthy”

Sentence 4: “My friend likes to ______ at the gym. He does it ______.” → “exercise” and “twice a week”

Sentence 5: “Dave was ______ when his friends came to visit.” → “surprised” or “happy”? Wait — “surprised” fits better if unexpected. But let’s see all options.

Actually, let’s list all the phrases from Part 1:

1. Think positively
2. school subject
3. twice a week
4. to accept
5. feel good
6. to get enough sleep
7. exercise
8. healthy
9. great idea
10. a good grade
11. surprised
12. bored
13. disappointed
14. to meet friends
15. to make money

Now match to sentences:

1. I am very happy, I got a really a good grade on the English test. ✔

2. Let’s go to the beach, I think it is a great idea. ✔

3. It is very healthy to eat fruits and vegetables. ✔

4. My friend likes to exercise at the gym. He does it twice a week. ✔

5. Dave was surprised when his friends came to visit. (Could also be “happy”, but “surprised” is in the list and fits.) ✔

6. Do you like to meet friends in the afternoons? ✔ (“to meet friends” — drop “to” for grammar)

7. I really feel good when it is hot. I especially like the summer vacation. ✔

8. What is the school subject that you like the best? I mostly enjoy learning History. ✔

9. When I feel bored I like to read book. ✔ (Note: should be “read a book”, but we’re filling blank only)

10. If you think positively you can succeed better in life. ✔

Perfect — all fit.

Now for Part 1: Translate each into Russian.

Let’s do accurate translations:

1. Think positively → Думай позитивно
2. school subject → школьный предмет
3. twice a week → два раза в неделю
4. to accept → принимать / соглашаться (but in context, maybe “принимать” as in accept something) — but commonly “соглашаться” for accepting ideas. However, literal translation is “принимать”. Let’s use “принимать” for now.
Actually, in emotional/mental context, “принимать” can mean “to accept reality”, etc. We’ll go with “принимать”.

5. feel good → чувствовать себя хорошо
6. to get enough sleep → высыпаться (more natural) or получать достаточно сна — but “высыпаться” is idiomatic. Let’s use “высыпаться”
7. exercise → заниматься спортом / делать упражнения — but “exercise” as verb is “заниматься физическими упражнениями” — too long. Commonly “заниматься спортом” or simply “тренироваться”. But in school context, often “делать зарядку” or “заниматься”. Let’s use “заниматься спортом” for clarity.
Actually, looking at sentence 4: “likes to exercise at the gym” — so “заниматься в спортзале” — so “exercise” = “заниматься” (in this context). But to be precise, we’ll say “заниматься физкультурой” or just “тренироваться”. Hmm. Standard translation: “упражняться” or “заниматься спортом”. I’ll use “заниматься спортом”.

8. healthy → здоровый
9. great idea → отличная идея
10. a good grade → хорошая оценка
11. surprised → удивлённый
12. bored → скучающий
13. disappointed → разочарованный
14. to meet friends → встречаться с друзьями
15. to make money → зарабатывать деньги

Let me verify these are standard:

Yes, these are common translations taught in schools.

So final answers:

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Final Answer:

Part 1: Translate the words

1. Think positively — Думай позитивно
2. school subject — школьный предмет
3. twice a week — два раза в неделю
4. to accept — принимать
5. feel good — чувствовать себя хорошо
6. to get enough sleep — высыпаться
7. exercise — заниматься спортом
8. healthy — здоровый
9. great idea — отличная идея
10. a good grade — хорошая оценка
11. surprised — удивлённый
12. bored — скучающий
13. disappointed — разочарованный
14. to meet friends — встречаться с друзьями
15. to make money — зарабатывать деньги

Part 2: Fill in the sentences

1. I am very happy, I got a really a good grade on the English test.
2. Let’s go to the beach, I think it is a great idea.
3. It is very healthy to eat fruits and vegetables.
4. My friend likes to exercise at the gym. He does it twice a week.
5. Dave was surprised when his friends came to visit.
6. Do you like to meet friends in the afternoons?
7. I really feel good when it is hot. I especially like the summer vacation.
8. What is the school subject that you like the best? I mostly enjoy learning History.
9. When I feel bored I like to read book.
10. If you think positively you can succeed better in life.