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LANGUAGE AND SKILLS TEST 2 B I UNITS 3-4

Name:_ Score: ______ / 45 points

(6 points)

VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR

1 Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in Capital letters.    (6 points)

0    She’s a very ąloomy person. She never smiles.

GLOOM

1    She’s really_. You never know what

she’s going to do next.    PREDICT

2    Carole is very_. She never stops

chatting.    TALK

3    That was a stupid thing to say. Try to be morę

_in futurę.    DILOMAT

4    I think your idea is totally_.

It’ll never work.    PRACTICAL

5    DonY be so    . Come downstairs and

say hello.    SOCLAL

6    You’re not playing with those boys. They’re

to o_.    AGGRESSION

2 Circle the correct answer.

5    I did my homework before I went out. HAJD

I didn’t go out___

6    We would never know what my father was going to do next. USED

We ____________

4 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. (6 points)

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I °was drwina (drive) along Park Street at approximately

8.45am on Saturday June 4, when 1¹_(see)

Mr Parker in a red Ford Fiesta. He ²_(just

tum) left out of London Road and was going north    l

along Park Street. When he turned, the lights³_

(be) red so 1⁴_(follow) him. I stopped him at

the roundabout and told him that 1 was charging him

because he⁵_(not stop) at the red light. At j

this point he became very angry and, whiie 1⁶_ !

(talk) to him, he started swearing at me loudiy so I    \

arrested him.    I

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(6 points)

He was given a prison[sentence]/fine / sernice of five years.

The judge asked the witness / jury / alibi what their decision was.

2    The judge decided to put the boy on a rekdbUitation / tagging / community programme instead of sending him to prison.

3    ‘It wasn’t me’ he shouted ‘I have a(n) accused / witness / alibi for the evening it happened.

4    Everybody in the trial /prison / court stood up when the judge walked in.

5    The problem of burglary / swearing / yandalism is getting worse. Two bus stops and a park bench were destroyed last night.

6    The police brought the accused / toitness / lawyer into the room in handcuffs.

5 Circle the correct answer.

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Hi Claire,

Wow, lucky you. Off to the sun. It’ll be great. 1⁰_do the

same one day. You ¹_be careful, though. It’s a strange

county. I know you ²_speak the language already. Thafs

good - you ³_to talk to peopie there and understand what

they say. I've never⁴_learn languages.

Do you know about the right clothes to wear? You⁵_cover

your head. I mean, you ⁶__if you want but it’s not that strict.

Weil, anyway, fil see you later at the club. We can discuss it then.

Jackie

0	a have to	(cjmust
	b can	d ought
1	a ought	c have
	b can	d should
2	a could	c can
	b will be able to	d should
3	a will be able	c are able
	b can	d could
4	a could	C am able to
	b be able to	d been able to
5	a shouldn’t	c can’t
	b mustn’t	d don’t have to
6	a can	c must
	b have to	d should

3 Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in Capital letters. Do not change the meaning of the original

sentences.    (6 points)

0    We often went for a walk on Saturdays. WOULD

We would often ao for a walk on Saturdays.

1    Do you think I should buy this dress? TO

Do you think _____ ?

2    Tom could always talk his way out of trouble. ABLE

Tom_.

3    On the way to work I saw a car crash. GOING

I saw_.

4    This school has rules about wearing a uniform. TO

You ____.

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