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BP B1 Tests Unit5 - Schumann Robert - Myrthen Op.25 No.1

- Widmung (cello y piano)
Business English (Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia)

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UNIT 5: Language and skills test

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9 you / decide / on the location? (yet)

LANGUAGE have you decided on the location
Lesson 5.1 Vocabulary yet?
BULATS (4 options)/BECP (3 options) 10 She / apply / for a new job. (already)
She has already applied for a new /10
job

1 Choose the correct option a, b or c. Lesson 5.3 Functional language

The smartphone is perhaps the greatest symbol of
our 1 world, so we surveyed 3,000 people to PTE Part H/LCCI Part 1
find out what they want from their phone. 70 percent 3 [BP_B1_Test_05_001.mp3] Listen to the
said they wanted something which was 2 . speaker and choose the correct response a, b
65 percent said that it had to be 3 – in other or c.
words they wanted a phone which worked properly 1a b c
all the time. 35 percent said they always bought top- 2a b c
of-the- 4 phones because having the most 3a b c
advanced technology was important. A few people, 4a b c
about 8 percent, said they preferred the 5a b c
5 mobile phones of the nineties, which /5
surprised us. Half the people we surveyed said they
wanted their phone to be 6 and look good. Lesson 5.4 Functional language
10 percent were even prepared to pay more for PTE Part B/BULATS
something that was 7 because they didn’t 4 Write one word which best fits each space.
want to have the same phone as anyone else. 1 The desk comes in several colours.
In fact 5 percent paid to have their phone 8 . 2 The chair comes with two cup holders.
35 percent of people 9 their phones to pay for 3 The chair is made of wood.
things and really enjoy 10 with technology. 4 The machine meansures 50 cm by 50 cm by
100cm.
1 a automated b customised c disrupted
5 The new design means that you can have
2 a designed b happy c user-friendly
everything you need in one place.
3 a innovative b classic c dependable
4 a line b range c choice /5
5 a classic b unique c advanced Lesson 5.5 Functional language
6 a automated b stylish c magical
7 a innovative b well-designed c unique BULATS
8 a customised b automated c swiped 5 Write one word which best fits each space.
9 a interact b disrupt c swipe
I decided to buy this chair 1 because the advert said
10 a choosing b interacting c disrupting
they are the best office chairs ever. 2 with I like
most is the way it supports my back. At the shop, I was
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by how comfortable I found it. The
Lesson 5.2 Grammar main downside is the cost – it’s very expensive.
4
problem is that there is no colour
2 Write Present Perfect sentences and questions choice. But if you have back problems and need to sit at
using the words in brackets. a desk all day, then I highly 5 recommend
1 We / not post / our results. (yet)
this chair.
We haven’t posted our results yet. /5
2 The company / open / a store in India. (already)
The company has already openned

3 We / start / building the new factory. (just)

4 We / announce / plans to buy out a supplier. (just)

We just announced plans to by out a supplier.

5 We / not receive / the goods. (yet)

We haven’t received the goods yet

6 He / not check the website. (yet)

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UNIT 5: Language and skills test

He hasn't checked the website yet Name:

7 they / post / all their plans online? (already)

Have they already postes all their plans online?

8 I / arrange / an open day for next month. (just)

I have just arranged an open day for next month

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UNIT 5: Language and skills test

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SKILLS
Short listening
BECP Part One/BULATS
6 [BP_B1_Test_05_002.mp3] You will hear eight
short recordings twice. For questions 1–8 choose
the correct answer.

1 What has been the main benefit of the new

system?
a It has saved money.
b Customers are happier.
c It’s very quick.

2 What device is the woman talking about?

a b c

3 What does the man say about his job?

a It’s never boring.
b It’s not very challenging
c It’s not very well paid.

4 What has the company just bought?

a b c

5 What do they decide to do with the new product?

a change the product colour
b redesign the packaging
c move manufacturing

6 Where do they decide to manufacture the

suitcase?
a India
b China
c Italy

7 What is the shopping bag made of?

a plastic
b washable fabric
c nylon

8 What does the woman dislike about her

new phone?
a size
b cost
c speed
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UNIT 5: Language and skills test

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1 In the first paragraph the writer states that

Reading a some parts of the world lack vital technology.
BECP Part 5 (3 options)/BULATS (4 options) b developments are different around the world.
c it’s cheap and easy to get in touch with anyone.
7 Read the article and choose the correct answer
a, b or c.
2 What do we learn about 3D printing in China?
a A doctor practised an operation on a 3D printed
The wonders of technology heart.
The speed with which technology has developed over the b Doctors use 3D printing during operations.
last ten years is truly amazing. It’s in every home, in every c 3D printed hearts have saved many lives.
distant corner of the world. In addition, it is no longer
expensive or difficult to communicate with someone on 3 What does the writer say about brain implants?
the other side of the world. a They could help people with brain injuries.
Digital health technology is one of the most exciting areas b They could help people who can’t walk.
of innovation and 3D printing has had a huge impact on c They can be used with 3D printed hands.
this. Body parts can now be created, which can either be
used in surgery or for training. One Chinese doctor printed 4 How can access to technology help seriously ill
a copy of a tiny baby’s heart so that he could prepare for children?
a difficult operation. The operation was successful. a Parents can buy tech that helps their children get
People who are unable to walk may soon be able to benefit better.
from a small device which can be implanted in their brain b By using some tech devices, children may get
to help them walk. And for people needing new hands, better.
there are now 3D printed hands, which can move almost c Parents can find their own solution for their
like the real thing. children.
Scientists are also using technology to find cures for
diseases such as some cancers which have been impossible 5 What happened at the recent Olympics?
to cure until now. And it is not just the scientists who are a Some athletes wore clothing that reduced the
coming up with solutions. Some determined parents of impact of wind.
seriously ill children, who have tech or engineering skills, b Leggings and sleeves were a new sports fashion.
are looking for solutions to their child’s medical problem. c Athletes with leggings and sleeves ran faster.
With access to so much relevant information and
technology, they are coming up with valuable ideas and 6 What do we learn about botnets?
even solutions themselves. a They are small robots that protect a computer.
Other technological innovations can be seen at b They can be a danger to company websites.
international sports events. Sports technology in clothing c Companies use them to connect to devices.
continues to be a consideration for improved performance.
At the recent Olympics, we saw some athletes wearing 7 What does the writer say about passwords?
sleeves and leggings, sometimes only on one arm or leg. a Password guessing is a popular crime.
Some people thought there were some kind of new b Botnets can be used to guess passwords.
fashion. Instead they were made of special material with c Renting time to guess passwords is very common.
tiny spikes and hooks to reduce wind resistance and /7
potentially help athletes run faster.
Although we gain many benefits from technology, there is
always a downside with worldwide interconnectivity. Our
devices, if not securely protected, can be easily hacked
into. Botnets (a word made from robot and network) are
large numbers of connected devices which can be used to
destroy company websites.
They can also be used to speed up the process of guessing
a password in order to break into online accounts.
Criminals can rent time on botnets and use them to steal
money or hack into other systems.

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UNIT 5: Language and skills test

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Writing
BECP Part Two/BULATS (50–60 words)
8 Read this email from your boss about a 3D
printer your company bought.

Here are my comments on the CCPrint3D printer we

bought last week after a client recommended it.
Good points: fast; good quality machine; not expensive
Bad points: poor customer support
Could you post a review on their website, please?

Write a product review about the CCPrint3D

printer:

• saying why your company chose this printer.

• giving details of good points.
• describing negative points.
• saying whether you recommend it or not.

Write about 60–80 words.

Our company recently acquired the CCPrint3D printer, a decision driven by its reputation for reliability and
versatility in the industry. The printer boasts excellent print quality, especially for intricate designs, and its
user-friendly interface simplifies operation. However, we encountered occasional issues with filament
feeding and calibration, leading to some wasted material and time. Despite these drawbacks, considering
its overall performance, we recommend the CCPrint3D for its solid functionality and output quality.

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