English Test: as ... as, not as ... as or than Make sentences: than (1), not as ... as (2), as ... as (3)
1. The clothes shop is    the computer shop.
(interesting) (1)
2. Jake is not    Sue.
(happy) (2)
3. London is     school.
(boring) (2)
4. The weather is   in June.
(bad) (1)
5. Joe´s party is   Sue´s party.
(good) (1)
6. The ravens are    the cows.
(hungry) (3)
7. The Beefeaters are    the guards at Buckingham Palace.
(funny) (3)
8. The cat runs   the dog.
(fast) (1)
9. Pete´s present is    John´s.
(expensive) (1)
10. The queue is    Oxford Street.
(long) (3)​

1. What is the writer's main purpose in writing this text?

to introduce her ideas to the reader.

to tell the reader how she brought up a family.

to tell the reader her life story.

to explain how international companies operate.

2. What would someone learn from this text?

what the writer's family is like.

what the writer's book is about.

how to write a book about business.

how to make a lot of money.

3. How does the writer feels about the business she runs?

She just runs it for her own entertainment.

She doesn't care about success if her children are fed.

It is likely to become even more successful.

It is not like any other company.

4. What kind of workers does the author like to employ?

workers who have the same attitudes as she does

workers who have their own families

workers who get on well with the public

workers who can explain her ideas

5. What kind of person does the writer seem to be?

She doesn't seem to be very confident.

She is mainly interested in making money.

She sees running a business as just a job.

She seems to be someone with strong opinions

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