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_______ / 100 points

A [Track 14] Listen to Janet and Barry talk about their lives. Check () the
two statements that are true about each person.
1. Janet . . .
a.  is moving to Boston next year.
b.  is finishing law school this year.
c.  is lonely because she doesn’t have friends.
d.  feels nervous about her future.
2. Barry . . .
a.  thinks his new job isn’t as interesting as his old job.
b.  likes to be busy all the time.
c.  never has time to talk to his old friends.
d.  would like to have more new friends.
A _______ / 8 points (4 points each)

B [Track 15] Listen to the conversation between Evan and Gina.


Write T (true) or F (false).
1. Evan is going to Mexico. ____
2. Evan’s sister has never fed Evan’s cats. ____
3. Evan and Rachel have never gone away for more than a week before. ____
4. Gina will take Evan and Rachel to the airport. ____
B _______ / 8 points (2 points each)

C Circle the correct answer to complete each sentence.


1. He likes science. This year he took classes in geometry and algebra /
physics and biology / geography and history.
2. He lost his wallet. Sadly / Strangely / Fortunately, there wasn’t much money in it.
3. I’m jealous / hungry / thirsty. Could I have some water, please?
4. She doesn’t like math because she says it confuses / amuses / excites her.
5. People usually don’t wear jeans when they go to fancy / extreme / angry restaurants.
6. I’m going away this week. Could you lend / water / climb my plants, please?
C _______ / 6 points (1 point each)

D Match the sentences that go together.


1. I rode a roller coaster once. C.
____ a. She got promoted, and I didn’t.
A..
2. I’m jealous of my co-worker. ____ b. I always get seasick.
E.
3. I think high heels are fashionable. ____ c. It was a frightening experience.
B.
4. I don’t want to go whale-watching. ____ d. I see she’s not wearing glasses.
D.
5. Did Marina get contact lenses recently? ____ e. Unfortunately, I can’t walk in them.
D _______ / 5 points (1 point each)

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E Complete the conversation with the words in parentheses and the
simple present or present continuous form of the verbs.

A: Hi, Rich. How . things_ (things / be) at work these days?


1

B: Don’t ask. ______move_____ (my company / move) to a new building next


2

month, and ____work__________________ (we / work) really hard. I used to go to


3

the gym every night after work, but now _________I don't have______________ (I / not / have) time.
4

A: So what ____do you do_____________________ (you / do) here in the park at lunchtime?
5

B: _______I always take_____________ (I / take) a walk. __i don't feel _____________


6 7

(I / not / feel) tired in the afternoon if _____I have get __________ (I / get) some
8

exercise at lunchtime.
E _______ / 8 points (1 point each)

F Complete the paragraph with the simple past or past continuous form of the
verbs in parentheses.

Last night, I __was getting____________ (get) home from work at 7:00,


1

Iand eating
_____________________ (eat) dinner with my roommate, Irene. At 8:00,
2

she and I __were sitting__________ (sit) in the living room. Irene


3

___was watching____ (watch) TV, and I __was writting______ (write) an


4 5

email to my parents on my laptop. Suddenly, the lights ____was going __________


6

(go) out. Luckily, they _weren't________ (not / be) out for a long time, but
7

unfortunately, I __was losing_____ (lose) the email.


8
F _______ / 8 points (1 point each)

G Circle the correct word to complete each sentence.


1. We had an interesting / interested conversation with my history teacher yesterday.
2. He felt embarrassing / embarrassed when he didn’t understand the joke.
3. The exciting / excited children couldn’t stop talking about their trip to the beach.
4. My friends thought the movie was amusing / amused.
5. This room is a mess. It’s really disgusting / disgusted.
G _______ / 5 points (1 point each)

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H Look at the underlined defining relative clause in each sentence. Is it
grammatically correct? Write C (correct) or NC (not correct).
1. History is a subject which interests me. ____ NC
C
2. They are shy children that doesn’t enjoy parties. ____
3. She’s wearing sandals who are from Brazil. NC
____ C
4. This afternoon, he has a business meeting that is very important. ____
5. He’s talking to people which are very friendly. ____ C
H _______ / 5 points (1 point each)

I Complete the conversations with the words in parentheses and the present
perfect or simple past form of the verbs. Use short answers where needed.
Have you ever visit
1. A: _______________________________ (you / ever / visit) South Korea?
1

I had.
B: Yes, _______________________________ (I).
I went
2

_______________________________ (I / go) to Seoul a year ago.


3

Did you see


2. A: _______________________________ (you / see) Karen’s play last night?
I didn't.
4

B: No, _______________________________ (I / not),


5
I saw
but _______________________________ (I / see) her plays lots of times.
Has he ever take
6

3. A: _______________________________ (he / ever / take) violin lessons?


7

B: He has taken
No, but _______________________________ (he / take) guitar lessons
8

last year.
I _______ / 8 points (1 point each)

J Complete the conversations with the correct comparative or superlative form


of the words in parentheses.
easier
1. A: Do you think chemistry is _____________________ (easy) than physics?
not that difficult
1

B: Yes, I do. In my opinion, chemistry is _____________________ (not / difficult)


2

as physics.

the best
2. A: When is _____________________ (good) time to visit your country?
more driest (dry) than the winter, and it’s
3

B: The spring, I think. It’s _____________________


not more hottest(not / hot) as the summer. November, December,
4

_____________________
5

and January are the least wet


_____________________ (wet) months of all, so I don’t
6

think you should go then.


J _______ / 6 points (1 point each)

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K Complete the conversation with the correct sentences from the box.

And I won’t be late! I’ll pick you up at 8:15.


Can you give me a ride to work? Would you mind being here at 8:00?

Carla: Hi, Liz. My son is using my car tomorrow morning.

Can you give me a ride to work?


__________________________________________
1

Liz: Sure.I’ll pick you up at 8:15.


__________________________________________ Is that OK?
Would you mind being here at 8:00?
2

Carla: Uh, I hate to ask this. __________________________________________


3

I have an 8:30 meeting with my boss, and I need to check a few things.

Liz: And I won’t be late!


No problem. __________________________________________ I promise.
4
K _______ / 4 points (1 point each)

L Check () the correct phrase to complete each conversation.


1. A: Can I check my text messages in class?
B: Sorry, ____ turn off your cell phone. It’s one of the rules.
a.  what I mean is
b. (X)
 you have to
c.  you’re not allowed to
2. A: Hi, Sandy. I have some great news to tell you!
B: Sorry, Bill, ____. I’m late for class – I’ll call you later.
a.  you must
b.  I’ll never guess what happened
c. (X)
 I need to get going
3. A: Do you know how many people passed the exam?
B: No, ____.
a.  no way
b. (X)
 I don’t have a clue
c.  I’d like to leave a message
4. A: Good morning. Could I speak to Mrs. Slater, please?
B: She’s in a meeting. ____?
a. (X)
 Can I take a message
b.  Could you let her know
c.  Do you mean it
L _______ / 4 points (1 point each)

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M Number the lines of the conversation in the correct order.
3. A: I believe so. Let’s see . . . yes, here’s one in black.
____
5 A: Let me look. I think I saw some other black jackets a few days ago.
____
One of them might be a large.
2.
____ B: Yes, please. Does this leather jacket come in black? It’s for my husband,
and he doesn’t like brown.
1 A: Can I help you?
____
6. B: Thank you. You’ve been very helpful.
____
4 B: Oh, I like that. It’s very fashionable, but there’s a problem with the size.
____
What I mean is, this is a medium, and my husband wears a large.
M _______ / 5 points (1 point each)

N Read the travel webpage. Write T (true) or F (false).

T
1. Most Broadway theaters are not on Broadway. ____
F
2. “Off Broadway” theaters are smaller than “off off Broadway” theaters. ____
3. If you want to save the most money for a Broadway ticket, buy a ticket for a seat
F
at the front of the theater. ____
4. More people went to plays in the West End last year than went to plays on Broadway. T
____
5. Broadway’s The Phantom of the Opera opened before the West End’s
T
The Mousetrap. ____

N _______ / 10 points (2 points each)

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O Read the interview. Complete the text with the letters of the correct
sentences from the box.

A Fortunately, I used to be a teacher


B I came here last year with a few of my friends
C I’ve worked in a lot of amazing places
D Yesterday, we went on a tour of some of the small towns
E You can work and be on vacation at the same time

O _______ / 10 points (2 points each)

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