8. After the accident she was seeing aln) to help her walk again. A optician B pharmacist physiotherapist D nutritionist? 9 exercise just three times a week helps reduce stress significantly A Widespread B Moderate C Balanced D Limited 10. After the yoga class I felt A replaced B embarrassed C refreshed D recovered III Choose the correct word 11. You take notes during the presentation. It isn't necessary. A shouldn't B don't have to C can't D mustn't 12. You take your medication twice a day. A ought to B need C might D would 13. You enter the laboratory. It is forbidden. A mustn't B needn't C shouldn't D couldn't 14. I give you a hand with the preparations? A Will B Would C Shall Might IV Paraphrase the following sentences using modals. 15. I'm sure it wasn't Pete in the supermarket. He is in Spain with his family. 16. It is not necessary to be angry. Calm down. 17. Mary doesn't have the doctor's permission to go swimming. She is still ill. 18. It's a good idea to go hiking at the weekend. 19. It's a pity I didn't study well this year. V Read the text and decide if the sentences TRUE, FALSE or NOT STATED. When people all over the world are looking for a quick, easy meal, fast food is the most common choice With good service, low prices and a relaxed atmosphere, fast food looks like the ideal choice. In fact, over 25 percent of Europeans eat fast food every day. Fries and hamburgers are sold everywhere: in big cities, small towns, shopping malls, airports, bus stations, schools, and even hospitals! There are 31, 000 McDonald's worldwide. However, fast food companies make clients eat more. They offer over-sized burgers, extra-large French fries, and big portions of Coke. What's more, these "large versions" are usually cheaper. The products have lots of calories, sugar and fat. A typical hamburger at a fast food restaurant weighs 170 grams. In 1957, it was just 50 grams. According to scientists, your fast food meal is like three ordinary meals. Fast food doesn't spoil. This is because it has lots of "special" ingredients. There's a video on YouTube that illustrates this. It is based on a true story. In 1991, an engineer from the USA, Tom Scarvell, met with friends for New Year's Eve. They stopped at McDonald's on the way home. He bought some cheeseburgers, ate one and put the other in his coat pocket. Then he forgot about it. A year later, he took the coat out of the wardrobe, put it on and discovered the cheeseburger in his pocket from New Year's Eve. It looked exactly the same. He was absolutely shocked. He told his friends and family but