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Midterm Mock Up Expansion 2

This mock exam paper tests students on a variety of skills including listening, reading, language, and writing. It contains multiple choice questions and short answer questions to assess understanding of topics like Alexander Graham Bell's biography and inventions, grammar rules, and analyzing a conversation. The last section requires students to write a paragraph about a turning point in their life.
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Midterm Mock Up Expansion 2

This mock exam paper tests students on a variety of skills including listening, reading, language, and writing. It contains multiple choice questions and short answer questions to assess understanding of topics like Alexander Graham Bell's biography and inventions, grammar rules, and analyzing a conversation. The last section requires students to write a paragraph about a turning point in their life.
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MIDTERM MOCK UP EXPANSION 2

Name: _____________________________________________________________

LISTENING
1. Ingrid’s love life is not really a bed of roses. Listen to her conversation with her
friend Wilma and write if the sentences are True or False.

1. Tony didn’t break up with Ingrid. ( )


2. Ingrid got engaged to Tony. ( )
3. Tony didn’t pay attention to Ingrid. ( )
4. Selma wasn’t faster than Ingrid. ( )
5. Ingrid doesn’t know if Selma is in love with Tony. ( )
6. Selma stole Tony from Ingrid. ( )
7. Ingrid, Tony and Selma are going to Alice’s party. ( )
8. Ingrid will wear black pants and a blouse. ( )
9. Ingrid wouldn’t talk about the weather. ( )
10. Tony will invite Ingrid to dance. ( )

2. Now rewrite the false sentences turning them into true sentences.
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READING
Alexander Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on March 3, 1847. When he was only eleven
years old, he invented a machine that could clean wheat. Graham studied anatomy and physiology at the
university of London, but moved with his Family to Quebec, Canada in 1870.Bell soon moved to Boston,
Massachusetts. In 1871, he began working with deaf people and published the system of Visible Hearing
that was developed by his father. Visible Hearing illustrated how the tongue, lips, and throat are used to
produce vocal sounds. In 1872, Bell founded a school for the deaf which soon became part of Boston
University. Alexander Graham Bell is best known for his invention of the telephone. While trying to discover
the secret of transmitting multiple messages on a single wire. One of Bell’s assistants, Thomas A. Watson,
was trying to reactivate a telephone transmitter. After hearing the sound, Bell believed he could send the
sound of a human voice over the wire. After receiving a patent on March 7, 1876 for transmitting sound
along a single wire, he successfully transmitted human speech on March 10th. Bell’s telephone patent was
one of the most valuable patents ever issued. He started the Bell Telephone Company in 1877.Bell went on
to invent a precursor to the modern day air conditioner, and a device called “photophone” that enabled
sound to be transmitted on a beam of light. Today’s fiber optic and laser communication systems are based
on Bell’s photophone research. In 1898, Alexander Graham Bell and his son-in-law took over the National
Geographic Society and built it into one of the most recognized magazines in the world. Bell also helped
found Science Magazine, one of the most respected research journals in the world.
Alexander Graham Bell died on August 2, 1922. On the day of his burial, in honor of Bell, all telephones
services in the United States were stopped for one minute.
Where was Alexander Graham Bell born? What did Alexander Graham Bell do in 1872?
a) England a) Invent a machine for cleaning
wheat.
b) Quebec
b) Start a school of deaf people
c) Scotland
c) Invent the telephone
d) Boston
d) Study at the University of London

What happened FIRST? What was Thomas A. Watson doing when


Alexander Graham Bell heard the sound of a
a) Bell invented the telephone plucked string over electric wire?
b) Bell moved to Canada
a) Transmitting multiple message over
c) Bell published the Visible Hearing a single wire.
system
b) Transmitting the human voice over
d) Bell moved to Massachusetts the single wire.
c) Starting the Bell Telephone
Company
d) Reactivating a telephone transmitter
What is the best definition for "transmit" in Which of the following was Alexander Graham
this passage? Bell NOT involved with?
a) to block by stopping a) National Geographic Magazine
b) to send. b) Science Magazine
c) to make larger c) Photophone
d) to disturb d) Teaching blind people
What is a photophone? The photophone was most important to
what industry?
a) A device that can transmit a
message on a soundwave. a) Fiber optics and laser
communication systems
b) A device that can transmit a
message on a wire. b) Telephone
c) A device that can transmit a c) Air-conditioning
message on a beam if light.
d) Publishing
d) A device that can transmit a
message on a telephone.

On the day of his funeral, American telephone services were disabled for how long?
Answer ____________________________.
LANGUAGE IN USE
1. Choose present perfect simple or continuous
a) __________________ (they/arrive) already?
b) Lucy _______________ (run) 2000 meters today.

2. Choose the best option to complete:


1. I didn’t feel very well yesterday. I _________ eat anything.
a) cannot b) couldn’t c) mustn’t
2. If you don’t start working harder, you will have to repeat the course next year.
a) have to b) must c) will have to
3. His parents spoil him. He’s always ___________ to do whatever he wants.
a) been able b) been allowed
4. There are plenty of tomatoes in the fridge. You __________ buy any.
a) mustn’t b) needn’t c) may not d) should not
5. It's a hospital. You ________ smoke.
a) mustn’t b) needn’t c) may not d) don’t have to
6. He had been working for more than 11 hours. He ___________ be tired after such hard work. He prefer
to get some rest.
a) must b) need c) had better d) mustn’t
3. Use the options to complete the phrases:
Myself yourself himself herself
itself yourselves ourselves themselves
a) The cat nearly killed ___________ when it ran across the road.
b) I enjoyed ____________ at the party.
c) He always looks at _____________ in the mirror.
d) We helped ______________ to the coffee.
Dialog:
A: Where’s Mike?
B: I thought he was with you. He hasn’t arrived yet.
A: Strange… he’s always so punctual. Something 1.__________.
B: I don’t think so. If something had happened, he 2.__________ us.
A: Maybe he couldn’t.
B: Alright. So let’s give him a call and see if everything’s fine.

1. a) should have happened b) had happened c) must have happened d) will happen

2. a) would have called b) would call c) will call d) should have called
WRITING
Write about a turning point in your life.
Remember to include these elements in your piece of writing:
• what it was • what happened • how it happened (detail the sequence of events)
• when it happened • how you were like at the time (if relevant)
• what you did and how you did it • how your life would be if this had never happened
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