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SHINE 3
Progress Test
Unit 3
Name:
A Grammar
A1 Match the phrases from A with phrases from B to make sentences. There
may be more than one answer. (5 points)
A B

1 George must be very hungry a after working in the office all day long.

2 Jane can t be very rich b although she had been very kind to him.

3 Jeremy can t be a good swimmer c because he has just ordered ten hamburgers.

4 She was exhausted d because he hates the sea and swimming pools.

5 Although the weather was very good, e because she had been swimming for two hours.

6 He didn t help her f because she lived in a very small flat.

7 I had finished my homework g because she s the best in her class.

8 I m sure they had been walking h because they were wearing their walking shoes.

9 You must be very tired i before I went to my lesson.

10 She must be very clever j we didn t go on a picnic.
A2 Complete the sentences with must or can t. (5 points)
1 He .................... be rich, because he has five cars.
2 She .................... be beautiful, because she s a model.
3 They .................... be very nice, because nobody likes them.
4 She .................... study hard, because she always gets good marks.
5 He .................... be a footballer; he s sixty years old.
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A3 Put the verbs in the past simple, past perfect, or past perfect continuous.
(5 points)
1 I .................... (swim) for an hour when I .................... (see) the island.
2 He .................... (try) to explain why he .................... (miss) the train but she didn t want to
listen.
3 I didn t see him. He .................... (leave) already when I .................... (arrive).
4 We .................... (wait) for half an hour when they finally .................... (come).
5 She .................... (play) football and was out of breath when I .................... (see) her.
A4 Put the verbs in the past simple or passive. (5 points)
1 I .................... (invite) to a party yesterday.
2 My mother .................... (ask) me to help her with the housework.
3 Holly .................... (meet) by her father at the airport.
4 The Association wreck .................... (discover) near the isles of Scilly in England.
5 The accident .................... (happen) more than a month ago.
B Vocabulary
B1 Complete the sentences with words starting with in- or im-.(5 points)
1 If something is ...................., you can t see it.
2 If something is ...................., it cannot happen.
3 If something is not right, it is ..................... .
4 If you can t believe something, it is ..................... .
5 If someone is rude, you can also say they are ..................... .
B2 Complete each sentence with one word. (10 points)
1 It isn t a s.......................; everybody knows it.
2 She must be very cold; she s s........................ .
3 I m not having anything for l.......................; I m on a diet.
4 I don t believe you! You re l.......................!
5 Many people were d........................ when the ship sank.
6 She s a very e...................... diver; she s been diving for ten years.
7 I collect c......................; I have over a hundred from all over the world.
8 The ship was carrying a c....................... of coffee.
9 We couldn t see very far because of the thick f.................... .
10 The doctor was very kind to all her p........................ .
C Pronunciation
Do they rhyme or not? (5 points)
e.g. night  light '
light  late '
1 where  hair
2 where  way
3 past  fast
4 wine  fine
5 day  lay
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D Writing
Write four short paragraphs (about 100 words altogether) about the Mary Rose,
an English ship that was wrecked in the sixteenth century. Use these notes to
help you. (10 points)
The discovery
discovered in 1836 by the Deane brothers
then forgotten
raised in 1982
What it was like
warship, 16th century
King Henry VIII s best ship
The disaster
sank in 1545
nobody knows why
over 650 people drowned
The future
13,000 objects in museum
work still continues
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