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SHINE 2
Progress Test
Unit 7
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A.Grammar
A1 Match the sentences from A with sentences from B. (5 points)
A
1 Did you have to practise a lot?
2 Have you ever been hang-gliding?
3 Have you ever been to China?
4 How long have you been here?
5 I don t believe you!
6 I think I can fly!
7 I ve got an idea.
8 Must I go now?
9 When did you last see him?
10 You don t have to go.
B
a I know, but I want to.
b No, you don t have to.
c Yes, for four hours a day.
d Sure. I was there last week.
e But it s true!
f I haven t seen him since July.
g A long time!
h What?
i Don t be stupid!
j No, I haven t. Is it difficult?
A2 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the present perfect
or the past simple. (10 points)
1 I & ........................................& (have) to go to school six days a week when I
was your age.
2 She & ........................................& (not speak) to me since this morning.
3 We & .......................................& (see) that film last week.
4 & ........................................& (you-see) Ricky Martin s new video?
5 We & ..............................& (sleep) in a tent last night.
6 He & ........................................& (live) in this house since he was born.
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7 We & ........................................& (stay) in this hotel for ten days, but tomorrow
we re leaving.
8 She & ........................................& (break) her leg when she was twelve.
9 I & .................................................& (never-break) my leg.
10 They & ..............................................& (be) in the bank for ages. What are they
doing there?
A3 Complete the sentences with for or since. (5 points)
1 He s been out & ..........................& this morning.
2 I haven t seen her & ...................& January.
3 She s lived here & & .................. five years.
4 I ve been here & ..................& five o clock.
5 We haven t had a holiday & ................& three years.
B. Vocabulary
B1 Find the odd word. (5 points)
1 boots shoes jeans trainers
2 jaguar rhino cub hunt
3 helicopter hang-glider plane pilot
4 clean tidy iron litter
5 safe mist cloud wind
B2 Complete the sentences. (10 points)
1 I can wear my watch when I m swimming; it s w& & ................& .
2 Which r& & & ................. to Istanbul has the best roads?
3 Her boots are not exactly the same as mine, but they are very s& ................& & .
4 The price of computers goes d& & ................& . every week.
5 We must all try to p& ................& & . wild animals.
6 I think we re s& ..........& & . in the middle of nowhere!
7 I think I ve broken my leg. It h& & ..........& . a lot!
8 It seems difficult at first, but soon you ll get the h& & ..........& . of it.
9 I p& & & ........... I ll never do it again.
10 Do you have to wear a u& ..........& & . at school?
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C. Pronunciation
C1 Put the words in the right group: /s/ or /z/? (5 points)
eyes house how s ice once ones price prize rice rise
/s/: place
/z/: plays
D. Writing (10 points)
Read these notes and write a paragraph (about 60 words) about the elephant.
Where does it live? Tropical forests, Africa, Asia
How does it live? Eats plants and leaves. Likes walking and swimming. Rests in the
afternoon. Lives in herds.
What about young ones? Size of a large dog. Stays with mother for five years.
How big is it? Asian: height  3m, weight  5000 kg;
African: height  4m, weight  7000 kg
Is there anything unusual about it? It can run, but it can t jump.
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