Name_______________________________________
Class______________________________
Module 01-04 Progress Test 2B
VOCABULARY
1
Complete the crossword.
Across
1 Never give your address in an Internet ______room. (4)
4 Hes got a good job so he must ______ quite a lot of money. (4)
5 The opposite of rich. (4)
6 They hate towns. Theyve always lived in a ______ area. (5)
8 If I pay by ______ card, the money wont be taken out of my account until next
month. (6)
10 A teenager who hangs around and gets into trouble is sometimes called a ______.
(3)
Down
1 Would you like a ______ of tea? (3)
2 A row of houses joined together are called ______ houses. (8)
3 He became well-______ after he made his first film.
7 Sorry. Ive dropped a ______ of cake on the floor.
9 They came ______ train. (2)
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Complete the multi-part verbs.
He fell in love with her when they were students.
We hung __________ for ages but the bus never came.
I usually meet __________ __________ my cousin during the school holidays.
She cares a lot __________ her pets.
I didnt know you had taken __________ acting.
Theyve kept __________ touch __________ me for six years.
The children want to put __________ a concert for their parents.
Shes given __________ a lot of her jewellery to charity.
Some of the students have started __________ a monthly newsletter at college.
Is your brother going __________ __________ Jane? Yes, shes his new
girlfriend.
10 Ive got a spare ticket for the concert. Do you want to come __________ with us?
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3
Mark (X) the odd one out.
postcard (X)
instant messaging
internet chatroom
e-mail
house
suburbs
flat
cottage
borrow
lend
spend
coins
iron
material
stone
tin
film review
sports report
newspaper
weather forecast
unfair
brilliant
cool
great
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GRAMMAR
4
Read the sentences. Identify the form of the underlined verbs.
Present Simple
Present Perfect Simple
Past Simple (x 2)
Present Simple passive
Present Continuous
Present Perfect Continuous
Past Continuous
Past Simple passive (x 2)
Past Perfect
Present Perfect passive
The ceremony was held in the Town Hall and 200 guests attended.
Past Simple passive; Past Simple
1
The injured man was taken to hospital and Dr Ellis has examined him.
________________________________________
She loves jazz and she was playing her favourite CD all last night.
________________________________________
Shes been talking to her boyfriend all morning and shes still talking to him.
________________________________________
She had travelled a lot before she wrote her first book.
________________________________________
The shoes are made of glass but they have never been worn.
________________________________________
(0.5 points for each correct answer)
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Complete the texts with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Have you ever bought (you / ever / buy) anything on the Internet?
Yes, I 1 ________________ (just / buy) a new winter coat. In fact, I 2
________________ (wear) it at the moment. This is the first time I 3
________________ (worn) it. It 4 ________________ (make) of wool.
My sister 5 ________________ (love) playing hockey. Unfortunately, she 6
________________ (have) an accident last week while she 7 ________________ (play)
in a match. She 8 ________________ (take) to hospital by ambulance but she 9
________________ (be) home again now. Her team 10 ________________ (not / win)!
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Underline the correct verbs.
Hes promised / avoided to help me.
We want / ask to learn Russian.
That hat makes you look / looking weird.
She avoided / agreed to tidy her room.
They asked / let him go to the party.
Did you enjoy / offer taking part in the play?
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7 There is one mistake in each sentence. Cross out the incorrect words and write
the sentence correctly.
He had his coat but he didnt put on it.
He had his coat but he didnt put it on.
1
It was a such heavy box that we couldnt carry it.
_________________________________________________
Before went to bed, they watched the news on TV.
_________________________________________________
He hasnt still written to me.
_________________________________________________
The house will be build next year.
_________________________________________________
I bought recently a new computer.
_________________________________________________
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KEY EXPRESSIONS
8
Match the sentences with the responses.
1
2
3
Excuse me. ( f )
Dont worry about the exam. Itll be easy. ___
Sue thought the film was brilliant. ___
Why dont we try the new Indian restaurant? ___
a) I agree with her.
b) Thats a pity.
c) I hope youre right.
d) It was a nightmare. I was
4
5
The meeting didnt go very well. ___
How was your audition? ___
awful!
e) Good idea.
f) Yes, can I help you?
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9 Complete the conversation between two friends. Choose the best word (A, B or
C) for each gap.
A: Hi Chris. How did your interview _B_?
B: Not very well, Im 1 ___.
A: Oh, Im sure it wasnt 2 ___ bad. 3 ___ going bowling this evening?
B: Good idea. What time?
A: 4 ___ we meet about half seven?
B: Fine. 5 ___ you then.
1
2
3
4
5
A went
A afraid
A quite
A Will you fancy
A Shall
A Seeing
B go
B sorry
B that
B Are you fancying
B Do
B See
C going
C a pity
C pretty
C Do you fancy
C Lets
C To see
READING
12 Read the text about a traditional community. Choose the best heading (a or b)
for each section (25) of the text.
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The Inuit
1 The Inuit people
The Inuit are the native peoples of the north of America and especially of Arctic Canada
and Greenland. In 1977, the word Inuit (meaning people) was officially adopted to
replace the term Eskimo.
2 ____________
The Inuit were traditionally hunters and fishermen. At sea, they hunted whales, walruses
and seals. Their boats, made from seal-skin, were called qajait. Europe later copied the
design of these boats and called them kayaks. Nowadays, Inuit work in industries such
as mining, oil, administration and tourism. Many still earn extra money by hunting.
3 ____________
Inuit men and women traditionally wore watertight boots, thick trousers and a parka (a
pullover jacket), all made of skins and furs. The hood of a womans parka was often
made extra large to protect her baby from the icy wind when held against the mothers
back. Like the Inuit word kayak, the word parka has been borrowed by other
languages to describe this type of jacket.
4 ____________
Inuit art is of great interest today, not only in Canada but globally. One of the most
famous Inuit artists is Pitseolak Ashoona, who died in 1983. Her pictures of monsters
and spirits from Inuit legends, as well as scenes of traditional Inuit life, can now be seen
in galleries around the world. The largest collection of Inuit art is in Canadas Winnipeg
Art Gallery.
5 ____________
The film Atanarjuat: the Fast Runner, based on an ancient Inuit legend, was written,
filmed, produced, directed and acted almost entirely by Inuit. It is the first feature film
with all the dialogue in Inuktitut, the language spoken by the Inuit tribes of northern
Canada. The film won the Camra DOr award at the Cannes Film Festival in 2001.
1
2
3
4
5
(a) Definition of Inuit
(a) Past and present Inuit occupations
(a) Parkas and kayaks
(a) A famous Inuit artist
(a) An Inuit legend
(b) The Inuit people
(b) Hunting
(b) Inuit clothes
(b) Inuit art galleries
(b) An Inuit film
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13 Read the text again. Mark the sentences (T) true, (F) false or (DK) dont know.
Inuit is another name for American.
_F_
The Inuit copied the design of kayak boats from Europe.
___
Today, more Inuit work in tourism than in mining.
___
Nowadays, the Inuit do not hunt.
___
Traditionally, the Inuit use animal skins and furs to make their clothes.
___
People around the world are interested in Inuit art.
___
Pitseolak Ashoona died at the age of 83.
___
Pitseolak Ashoonas work can be seen only in the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
___
The story of Atanarjuat: the Fast Runner comes from an Inuit legend.
___
Inuktitut is not spoken today.
___
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14 Read the advert for a dance marathon and Carols e-mail. Choose the best
word (A, B or C) for each gap.
_C_ you like to 1___ part in a dance marathon on Saturday 15 March?
We are 2___ money for a local childrens charity.
You must be over 15, fit and a good dancer!
Please e-mail me if you 3___.
Mrs Monica Sanders
Dear Mrs Sanders,
I am writing about the dance marathon. I am sixteen and I love dancing. I belong 4___
a swimming club and am very fit.
Could you tell where the marathon will be 5___ and what time it starts? I hope it is in
the evening 6___ I have a Saturday job and I dont finish work until 5.30.
I 7___ forward to hearing from you.
Carol Clark
1
2
A Do
A have
A raising
B Will
B be
B earning
C Would
C take
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4
5
6
7
A have an interest
A to
A attended
A but
A look
B are interesting
B in
B done
B because
B will look
C are interested
C with
C held
C for
C am looking
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WRITING
15 Read about Sams youth club. Complete sentence B so that it means the same
as the sentences in A. Use no more than three words.
A Sam is a member of the local youth club.
B Sam belongs ______to______ the local youth club.
1
A His girlfriend joined the club two months ago.
B His girlfriend has been a member of the club ____________.
A She was away last week so she didnt go to the club.
B She didnt go to the club last week ____________ away.
A Sam likes playing basketball more than football.
B Sam would rather ____________ football.
A Sams team is such a talented team that they usually win.
B Sams team is so ____________ usually win.
A Next year, the club members may choose Sam to be their sports captain.
B Next year, Sam ____________ to be the clubs sports captain.
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16 Read about a newspaper competition. Write a letter about your own town or
area.
Is this a town for the young? What do you think?
The local newspaper is offering a 250 prize for the best letter from a teenage reader.
In your letter, you should say something about
yourself, your interests, your own favourite places and facilities in the town
the good and bad points about our town for young people
your ideas for improving the facilities in the town for young people
what you will do with the 250 if you win.
Write 100-150 words.
Post or e-mail your letter to the editor to arrive by 15 May.
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