Grammar
1 Complete the sentences with can't, must or might and the correct form of the verb in brackets.
1 Lucy _______ (tell) Mary the secret but you should ask her and check.
2 My mum _______ (be) shopping but I'm not sure.
3 Adam _______ (e-mail) the customer. There is a reply in his inbox.
4 The children _______ (finish) school yet. It's only 11 a.m.
5 My father _______ (leave) for work yet. His coat and shoes are still in the hall.
Mark: ___ /5
2 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.
1 `I've never had such a good time at a party,' said Mary. ___________________________________
2 `It was an extremely boring film,' they said.___________________________________
3 `I'm looking forward to your arrival,' he told me. ___________________________________
4 `A two-week holiday will be good for you,' the doctor told me. ___________________________________
5 `My sister doesn't think it's a good place to meet,' my friend said. ___________________________________
Mark: ___ /5
3 Report the questions.
1 `Have you been to Mexico?' Mary asked Susan. ___________________________________
2 `What's the time?' Peter asked his mum. ___________________________________
3 `Will you be in London next month?' her boss asked her. ___________________________________
4 `Did you do your homework yesterday?' the teacher asked the student. ___________________________________
5 `When are you going to come back from the party?' Julie asked her brother. ___________________________________
Mark: ___ /5
4 Rewrite the sentences with the indirect object as a pronoun. Do not use to or for.
1 The little boy told a lie to his parents. ___________________________________
2 They always read a newspaper article to their grandmother before bed. ___________________________________
3 Sue passed a ball to Wendy at the handball match. ___________________________________
4 We played the new song to our parents. ___________________________________
5 Mr Green taught Physics to my brother when he was at junior high school. __________________________________
Mark: ____ /5
Vocabulary
5 Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
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1 There is a beautiful golden _______ hanging from the ceiling in the ballroom.
2 I'll have to call a plumber. The _______ in the bathroom has got blocked.
3 It isn't practical to have a white ______ on the floor in the hallway. It will get dirty.
4 She was sitting comfortably in front of her ________ in the living room, watching the snow outside.
5 He was shaving, looking at his reflection in the bathroom______.
6 I have no idea where I'll put the new clothes! My _____ is already full.
7 My ______ was broken and I had to make dinner in the microwave oven.
8 The _________ around the lake is perfect for walking or jogging.
9 We cut the _______ once a month.
10 Their hotel room had a ________ with a beautiful view of the sea.
Mark: ___ /10
6 Fill in the missing letters to complete the words.
1 A j_ _ _e is a person who leads a trial and decides whether someone is guilty or not.
2 A person who has seen an event, such as an accident or a crime, is called a w_ _ _ _ _s.
3 You need to study law if you want to become a l_ _ _ _r.
4 The jury found the man guilty and he was s_ _ _ _ _ _ed to ten years in prison.
5 If someone is not guilty, he or she is in_ _ _ _ _t.
Mark: ___ /5
7 Choose the correct answers.
1 It's going to rain. I'd rather stay in / down.
2 She has to give in / up smoking.
3 `Hold up / on. I'll be with you in a moment.'
4 When are you coming back / out from holiday?
5 Mum's car broke up / down and she was late.
Mark: ___ /5
Translation
8 Translate the Polish parts of the sentences into English.
1 OK, you've (namówiłeś mnie) ____________________ it. Why (obejrzyjmy) _________the film if you like it so much?
2 He (na pewno kupił ten fotel) ___________________________________ in the antique shop. It looks old and expensive.
3 Bill said that he (nie jest w nastroju) ______________ for a basketball game.
4 The prosecutor asked me (czy mogę udowodnić) _____________________ that I hadn't been involved in the robbery.
5 (Czy masz ochotę wyjść) _______________ at the weekend?
Grammar: __/5 Vocabulary: ___/5
Mark: ___ /10
Listening
9 * Listen to a psychologist talking about lying. Are the sentences true or false?
1 People often tell very big lies. _______
2 Telling lies can be bad for your health. _______
3 Lying gets easier with more practice. _______
4 You can never tell if someone is lying. _______
5 Body language can show if someone is lying. _______
Mark: ___ /5
Reading
10 Read the text.
Hustling
In the last year the viewing public have learned a great deal about a certain type of criminal in the extremely successful TV series Hustle. The first Hustle DVD is released this week and it's set to be a best-seller!
Hustle is all about the adventures of a group of con artists. Con artists are people who persuade rich people to give them lots of money to finance projects or plans that do not exist! The ideas are often very complicated. Sometimes the group create a real background for the trick by hiring actors, offices or houses to persuade the people they are conning that they are genuine. For them, lying is an art!
In reality con artists are criminals, but in this series the group take money from the rich for a reason. The rich person might have committed a crime themselves or might just be a really nasty person! However, unlike the famous Robin Hood, who stole from the rich and gave to the poor, the Hustle group keep the money for themselves!
This is an excellent series and this DVD is a must for those who like their stories complicated but very, very clever!
1 According to the writer, Hustle
A will be more successful on TV than DVD.
B talks about different types of criminals.
C will be popular on DVD.
D wasn't popular on TV.
2 The con artists in Hustle
A are genuine business people.
B are very creative.
C are actors.
D usually work at night.
3 Con artists in the real world
A steal money that isn't theirs.
B give money to the poor.
C are often cheated by other people.
D work mainly in offices.
4 In Hustle the con artists
A can be quite nasty.
B kill people in cold blood.
C help poor people.
D make a lot of money.
5 The stories in Hustle
A are not really challenging.
B are easy to understand.
C are true.
D are not straightforward.
Mark: __ /5
Writing
11 Organizujesz wakacyjny wyjazd za granicę dla swojej rodziny i przyjaciół. Napisz list do właściciela wybranego przez ciebie hotelu w celu dokonania rezerwacji. Uwzględnij następujące informacje:
Napisz, ile pokojów chciałbyś/chciałabyś zarezerwować i podaj termin przyjazdu.
Podaj liczbę przyjeżdżających i poproś o pokoje na tym samym piętrze.
Poproś o informacje na temat dojazdu do hotelu i opłaty za pobyt.
Poproś o przesłanie broszury informacyjnej i szybką odpowiedź.
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Total: ___ /70
Progress test Unit 6 Test B
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