UNIT 4 TEST: Consolidation

VOCABULARY

1 Match 1–6 with a–f. / 5 marks

1 I wear classic black shoes to work. b a I have to take them off after a
2 Luna sometimes buys second-hand few hours.
clothes. b They’re always in fashion.
c She usually wears jeans and
3 Teo likes wearing sporty clothes to
a jumper.
school.
d Sometimes he wears trainers with
4 Mark’s style is quite unconventional.
a suit.
5 These shoes aren’t very practical. e He often wears hoodies and trainers.
6 Laura likes to look casual when she f They’re much cheaper than new
meets her friends. ones.

2 Choose the correct answers. / 5 marks

0 I can wear these shoes all day because they’re so smart / comfy.
1 Her clothes are always trendy / classic – she’s really into fashion.
2 Second-hand / Designer clothes are usually expensive.
3 When you go for a job interview, you should try to look smart / unconventional.
4 My dad never looks trendy – he usually wears stylish / unfashionable clothes.
5 Your new shoes are very stylish / sporty. Are they designer shoes?

3 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Use the words in brackets
to help you. / 5 marks

bizarre  dull  glamorous  relaxed  striking  stunning

0 The new building opposite the station is very striking . (unusual and attractive)
1 Look at that statue of a boy with a fish’s head! (very strange)
2 All the actors at the Oscars looked very . (smart and stylish)
3 The bride looked in her long white dress. (beautiful)
4 It was a , cloudy day, but at least it didn’t rain. (not bright or colourful)
5 There was a very atmosphere at the party. (informal)

4 Match 1–6 with a–f. / 5 marks

1 weird d a striking
2 vibrant b relaxed
3 eye-catching c glamorous
4 gorgeous d bizarre
5 chilled e stunning
6 elegant f vivid

Vocabulary total / 20 marks

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GRAMMAR

5 Choose the correct answers. / 5 marks

0 You have to / don’t have to leave now, or you’ll miss the train!
1 I think you should / should to buy some flowers for your mum.
2 You ’d better not / mustn’t to go to bed late as you have an exam tomorrow.
3 You don’t have to / mustn’t pay to visit the museum – it’s free.
4 Hotel guests have to / had better leave their rooms by ten o’clock.
5 Students ought / must inform the school if they are ill.

6 Correct the error in each sentence. / 5 marks

0 You shouldn’t to drink coffee before you go to bed.

You shouldn’t drink coffee before you go to bed.
1 You don’t must take photos in the museum.

2 You shouldn’t to be rude to your teachers.

3 You ought take a coat with you – it’s cold.

4 You mustn’t put on your seat belt when the plane takes off.

5 You’d better to do your homework before dinner.

7 Complete the sentences. Use the words in the box. / 5 marks

aren’t allowed to   be able to   can   could   didn’t manage to   managed to

0 Unfortunately, I didn’t manage to get a ticket for the concert.

1 You’ll learn to drive when you’re seventeen.
2 Mozart play the violin when he was five.
3 Children see that film – it’s for adults only.
4 I persuade my dad to lend me 50 euros.
5 You use your mobile phone now – the lesson’s finished.

8 Complete the sentences. Use let or make. / 5 marks

0 His parents don’t let him walk home from school by himself.
1 My mum won’t me go skateboarding until I finish my homework.
2 Sad films always my dad cry.
3 Next year, our English teacher is going to us speak only English in class.
4 Sarah’s parents won’t her go to the party on Saturday.
5 Our neighbours always us take our shoes off before we go indoors.

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9 Read the dialogue. Choose the correct answers. / 10 marks

Julia: Hi, Leo. Are you still looking for a job?

Leo: Yes, I am.
Julia: Did lots of people apply for that job at the leisure centre at the Hilton Hotel?
Leo: Yes, over 100, I think.
Julia: And 0 could you / did you manage to get an interview?
Leo: Yes, I did. It’s on Monday.
Julia: Well done!
Leo: What do you think I 1ought to / must wear?
Julia: Well, it’s quite an informal place, so you 2 don’t have to / mustn’t wear a suit
and tie. I think you 3have to / should wear casual clothes, but at the same time
you should try to look smart.
Leo: OK. The interview’s really early, at eight o’clock in the morning.
Julia: Wow, that is early! In that case, 4you’d better / you’re allowed to set the alarm
on your phone, so that you wake up in time.
Leo: Good idea.
Julia: If you get the job, will you 5be allowed to / have to use their sports facilities?
Leo: Yes, I think so. If I work at that leisure centre, I won’t 6 be able to / have to pay
to go swimming, or to go to the gym any more. And I’ll 7can / be able to save
money so I can go travelling in September. What about you? Have you found
a job?
Julia: Yes, I have. I 8was able to / could get a summer job at that new café near
the beach.
Leo: Brilliant! 9Are you able / Do you have to work long hours?
Julia: Yes, I usually work from two o’clock in the afternoon until ten o’clock, six days
a week.
Leo: That’s a lot. So, will you 10 be able / have to go to Matt’s party next Saturday?
Julia: Yes, I’ve arranged with my boss to work next Sunday instead.
Leo: Good – see you there!

Grammar total / 30 marks

TOTAL / 50 marks

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VOCABULARY

1 Complete the sentences. Use the words in the box. / 5 marks

casual  classic  practical  second-hand  sporty  unconventional

0 I wear classic black shoes to work. They’re always in fashion.

1 Luna sometimes buys clothes. They’re much cheaper than new ones.
2 Sofía likes wearing clothes to school. She often wears hoodies and trainers.
3 Mark’s style is quite . Sometimes he wears trainers with a suit.
4 These shoes aren’t very . I have to take them off after a few hours.
5 Laura likes to look when she meets her friends. She usually wears jeans
and a jumper.

2 Choose the correct answers. / 5 marks

0 I can wear these shoes all day because they’re so smart / comfy / trendy.
1 Her clothes are always classic / unfashionable / trendy – she’s really into fashion.
2 Designer / Second-hand / Practical clothes are usually expensive.
3 When you go for a job interview, you should try to look unconventional / smart / sporty.
4 My dad never looks trendy – he usually wears stylish / smart / unfashionable clothes.
5 Your new shoes are very stylish / sporty / casual. Are they designer shoes?

3 Complete the sentences with the correct words. The first letter of each word
is given. Use the words in brackets to help you. / 5 marks

0 The new building opposite the station is very s triking . (unusual and attractive}
1 Look at that b statue of a boy with a fish’s head! (very strange)
2 All the actors at the Oscars looked very g . (smart and stylish)
3 The bride looked s in her long white dress. (beautiful)
4 It was a d , cloudy day, but at least it didn’t rain. (not bright or colourful)
5 There was a very r atmosphere at the party. (informal)

4 Complete the sentences. Use adjectives for appearance. The first letter of
each word is given. / 5 marks

0 She was wearing a w eird hat which looked like a shark.

1 His shirt was red, orange and blue. All the colours were extremely v .
2 There was a g view of the mountains from my hotel window.
3 Anthony’s partner wore a s red dress to the party.
4 Zoe was wearing an e -c necklace in the shape of a snake.
5 Emma looked very e in her black designer dress.

Vocabulary total / 20 marks

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GRAMMAR

5 Correct the error in each sentence. / 5 marks

0 You don’t have to leave now, or you’ll miss the train!

You have to leave now, or you’ll miss the train!
1 I think you shouldn’t buy some flowers for your mum – she loves them!

2 You must go to bed late as you have an exam tomorrow.

3 You mustn’t pay to visit the museum – it’s free.

4 Hotel guests had better leave their rooms by ten o’clock.

5 Students must to inform the school if they are ill.

6 Rewrite the sentences. Use the correct form of the modal verbs in brackets. / 5 marks

0 It isn’t a good idea for you to drink coffee before you go to bed. It will stop you sleeping.
You shouldn’t (should) drink coffee before you go to bed. It will stop you sleeping.
1 It’s important not to take photos in the museum. Can’t you see the sign?
You (must) in the museum. Can’t you see the sign?
2 It isn’t necessary for you to get up early tomorrow because it’s Sunday.
You (have to) early tomorrow because it’s Sunday.
3 You shouldn’t go out without an umbrella. It might rain later.
You (ought to) without an umbrella. It might rain later.
4 It’s important to put on your seat belt when the plane takes off. It’s obligatory.
You (must) your seat belt when the plane takes off. It’s obligatory.
5 You must do your homework tonight. Our teacher wants it tomorrow.
You (had better) your homework tonight. Our teacher wants it tomorrow.

7 Choose the correct answers. / 5 marks

0 Unfortunately, I didn’t could / manage to / ’ll be able to get a ticket for the concert.
1 You’ll can / be able to / could learn to drive when you’re seventeen.
2 Mozart can / could / ’ll be able to play the violin when he was five.
3 Children aren’t able to / managed to / allowed to see that film – it’s for adults only.
4 I managed / can / could to persuade my dad to lend me 50 euros.
5 You managed to / are able to / can use your mobile phone now – the lesson’s finished.

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8 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of let or make and the words in brackets. / 5 marks

0 When he was ten, his parents didn’t let him walk home from school by himself. (not, him, walk)
1 Sorry, but my mum skateboarding until I finish my homework. (not, me, go)
2 Sad films always . (my dad, cry)
3 Yesterday, our English teacher only English for the whole lesson. (us, speak)
4 Sarah’s parents to the party tomorrow. (not, her, go)
5 Our neighbours always our shoes before we go indoors. (us, take off)

9 Read the dialogue. Correct the underlined words. / 10 marks

Julia: Hi, Leo. Are you still looking for a job?

Leo: Yes, I am.
Julia: Did lots of people apply for that job at the leisure centre at the Hilton Hotel?
Leo: Yes, over 100, I think.
Julia: And 0 could you to get an interview? did you manage
Leo: Yes, I did. It’s on Monday.
Julia: Well done!
Leo: What do you think I 1must wear?
Julia: Well, it’s quite an informal place, so you 2mustn’t wear a suit
and tie. I think you 3have to wear casual clothes, but at the
same time you should try to look smart.
Leo: OK. The interview’s really early, at eight o’clock in the morning.
Julia: Wow, that is early! In that case, 4you’re allowed to set the alarm
on your phone, so that you wake up in time.
Leo: Good idea.
Julia: If you get the job, will you 5have to use their sports facilities?
Leo: Yes, I think so. If I work at that leisure centre, I won’t 6be able to
pay to go swimming, or to go to the gym any more. And I’ll 7can
save money so I can go travelling in September. What about you?
Have you found a job?
Julia: Yes, I have. I 8 could get a summer job at that new café near
the beach.
Leo: Brilliant! 9Are you able to work long hours?
Julia: Yes, I usually work from two o’clock in the afternoon until
ten o’clock, six days a week.
Leo: That’s a lot. So, will you 10have to go to Matt’s party next
Saturday?
Julia: Yes, I’ve arranged with my boss to work next Sunday instead.
Leo: Good – see you there!

Grammar total / 30 marks

TOTAL / 50 marks
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