Progress Test Unit 4 Test B
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Name: ___________________________________________
Grammar
1 Complete the sentences. Use the comparative or superlative form of the adjectives in
brackets.
1 His new film is going to be a _______________ (big) success than Titanic!
2 This is _______________ (short) film in the series. The others are three hours long!
3 Documentaries are _______________ (interesting) than war films.
4 I think Brad Pitt is a _______________ (good) actor now than when he was young.
5
That’s _______________ (funny) comedy I’ve ever seen.
6 That was _______________
(bad) film I’ve ever seen!
7 Cycling is _______________ (cheap) than taking the train.
8 This is _______________
(romantic) story I’ve ever read. It’s beautiful!
9 Catherine Zeta-Jones is one of _______________ (attractive) actresses in Hollywood.
10 Zombies is _______________ (scary) than Vampire III
. It’s brilliant!
Mark: ___ /10
2 Complete the sentences. Use
as, too
or
enough
and the words in brackets.
1 French is almost as _______________ Spanish. (easy)
2 Christina should get the job. Her qualifications are _______________ . (good)
3
I can’t wear these shoes. They’re _______________ . (big)
4
Running isn’t _______________ as cycling. (fast)
5
Jane can’t be a model. She isn’t _______________ . (tall)
6
A lot of children don’t like documentaries. They’re _______________ . (boring)
7
Debbie isn’t _______________ as she was in her old school. (happy)
8
I don’t think children should see this film. It’s _______________ . (violent)
9
We haven’t got _______________ to make sandwiches. (cheese)
10 Sunday was _______________ as Saturday, so we went to the beach. (sunny)
Mark: ___ /10
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Vocabulary
3 Read the sentences and complete the words.
1 The r_ _ _ _ _s of the competition were a big surprise this year. No one expected them!
2 My brother is interested in military history and he loves w_ _ f_ _ _s.
3 This is a really funny c_ _ _ _y with lots of laughs.
4 In m_ _ _ _ _ _s the actors have to act, sing and dance.
5 Many people enjoy watching d_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _y films about wild animals.
6 My sister is watching a h_ _ _ _ _ _c_ _ drama about life in the seventeenth century.
7 If you like to be frightened, watch a h_ _ _ _ _ film.
8 The new t_ _ _ _ _ _r with Keanu Reeves is very exciting and full of surprising events.
9 In a_ _ _ _ _ _ _ films like Toy Story the characters are created with computer graphics.
10 The w_ _ _ _r of the Oscar made a very long speech.
Mark: ___ /10
4 Complete the sentences with the words below. There are two words you do not need.
funny gripping moving predictable scary slow spectacular
1
I can’t watch ____________ films. I always have bad dreams.
2 This film won an award for its ____________ costumes. They were amazing.
3
I couldn’t switch off the TV because the film was so ____________ .
4 I like fast-paced action movies. This film was too ____________ for me.
5 I laughed all the way through the film. It was so ____________ .
Mark: ___ /5
5 Match 1
–5 with a–f to make phrases and compound nouns. There is one word a–f you do not
need.
1 silent
a location
2 film
b scene
3 special
c studio
4 fight
d effects
5 stunt
e film
f
man/woman
1 ____ 2 ____ 3 ____ 4 ____ 5 ____
Mark: ___ /5
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Translation
6 Translate the Polish parts of the sentences into English.
1
I (nie mam wystarczająco dużo czasu) _________________________ to watch the (dramat
historyczny) _________________________ about Queen Elizabeth.
2 This thriller (nie jest tak
przerażający jak) _________________________ The Silence of the
Lambs with Anthony Hopkins.
3
How much (kosztują bilety dla dorosłych) _________________________ ?
4
(Chciałbym zarezerwować) _________________________ two tickets for Sherlock Holmes.
5 (
Tak naprawdę nie interesują mnie musicale) _________________________ like Glee or
Mamma Mia.
Grammar: _____/5 Vocabulary: _____/5
Mark: ___ /10
Listening
7 Listen to the people talking about films. Complete the sentences with the correct speaker,
A, B, C, D or E. There is one extra sentence you do not need.
1 Speaker _____ only likes entertaining films.
2 Speaker
_____
saw a film that made him/her think about the lives of others.
3 Speaker
_____
stopped watching a film because it was too scary.
4 Speaker
_____
does not like the same films as a family member.
5 Speaker
_____
saw a film with a friend that he/she did not enjoy.
6 Speaker
_____
saw an exciting film with an unpredictable ending.
Mark: ___ /5
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Reading
8 Read the text. Choose the correct answers.
The BAFTAs vs the Oscars
Do you know anything about the BAFTA awards? It’s not surprising if you don’t, because many people see
the awards as just a practice for the Oscars. However, BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television)
started in 1947 and their award ceremony was first held in 1948. The awards were not shown on television
until 1967, but since then more and more people have started to watch. In 2011 the viewing figures were up to
5.3 million, and the awards are now a well-known event in the film industry calendar.
The BAFTA awards ceremony celebrates the best of film and television every year. Although it does have
some special categories just for British films, it also award prizes to many foreign films and programmes
(usually American). When the award ceremony began in 1948, there was just one category and one prize – for
best film. Nowadays there are over 25 award categories, including awards for current affairs programmes and
sports programmes, as well as the usual awards for best actor and actress.
Awards are usually presented by actors or actresses, but in the past members of the British royal family have
also presented. The prize is a golden acting mask statue. One of the eyes in the mask is missing, which makes
it look quite strange.
The BAFTA awards ceremony used to happen in April or March, but in 2002 they changed the date to
February to make sure that the ceremony came before the Oscars. The Oscars now often nominate the same
films, actors and actresses for prizes (even though the same actors and actresses don’t always win). This
happens so often that the BAFTAs are now seen as a good way to predict Oscar nominations. So if you are
interested in the Oscars, it is worth watching the BAFTAs first.
1 The BAFTA awards started in
a 1947.
c 1967.
b 1948.
d 2002.
2 The BAFTA awards honour
a international television and cinema.
c only the British film industry.
b mostly foreign productions.
d only a few categories.
3 The BAFTA awards prize
a is a statue of the Royal family.
c is made out of gold.
b is a different design every year.
d is always presented by an actor or actress.
4 BAFTA changed the date of the awards ceremony
a to be closer to the Oscars ceremony.
c to in the same month as the Oscars.
b to be earlier than the Oscars ceremony.
d to come later in the year than the Oscars.
5 Watching the BAFTAs is a good way
a to avoid having to watch the Oscars.
c to see who will present the Oscars.
b to see who will win an Oscar.
d to see who might be nominated for an Oscar.
Mark: ___ /5
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Writing
9
Jesteś na międzynarodowym obozie językowym. Twoja koleżanka przygotowała ankietę na
temat oglądana telewizji, dzięki której chce poznać gusta i nawyki studentów z rożnych
krajów. Udziel od
powiedzi na poniższe pytania.
I
le godzin dziennie oglądasz telewizję?
Jakie rodzaje programów telewizyjnych preferujesz?
J
aki jest, według ciebie, najgorszy obecnie nadawany program telewizyjny?
Dlaczego nie podoba ci się ten program?
Treść
Język
Razem
Informacja 1
0
–1
Informacja 2
0
–1
Informacja 3
0
–1
Informacja 4
0
–1
0
–1
___/5
Mark: ___ /5
Total: ___ /65