Date ___________________ Final grade ________________ Unit 3 Name

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________________ Total Points Written Test (80/100) ____________________ Total Points Speaking Test

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Listening Comprehension
A. You will hear three conversations. There is one question for each conversation. Choose the right answer (A,
B, or C). (3 points)

1. According to the two women, at what time should children be in bed?

A 2. What kind of movies doesn’t Jessica like?

BC

ABC

3. Where has Kelly gone twice in the city?

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B. Circle the picture that best describes the conversation. (3 points)

C. Fill in the chart

with Steven and Dawn’s information. (4 points)
Day Time Place Activity

D. Listen to the conversation again. Circle the correct answer. (8 points)

1. Who is talking in the conversation?

a. Dawn and Roger b. Jenny and Steven c. Dawn and Steven 2. What day are they meeting?

a. Sunday b. Saturday c. Friday 3. What is Dawn doing on Saturday morning?

a. taking a pottery class b. organizing a marathon c. meeting friends at the mall 4. What is Steven

organizing?
 a. A 10K marathon b. A Friends marathon c. A marathon with his cousins 5. At what time does the

marathon start?

a. 8 a.m. b. 10 a.m. c. 11 a.m. 6. Where are Dawn and Steven meeting?

a. At Dawn’s house b. At Steven’s house c. At Jenny’s house

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7. At what time can Dawn meet Steven for the marathon?

a. 11:30 a.m. b. 11:30 p.m. c. 10 a.m. 8. Did Steven invite Roger to Jenny’s house?

a. No, he didn’t. b. Yes, he did. c. No, he forgot. E. Write a title for the conversation. (2 points)

Reading

F. Which sign (A, B, or C) has a similar meaning to the sentence (1 - 3)? Draw a line. (3 points)YOUR

CELL PHONE

1. This means to keep watching. B

A work anymore.

2. This means your cell phone doesn’t 3. This means to make contact.
C GO!
KICKED THE BUCKET YOU NEED A
NEW ONE!

Stay tuned for

our regularly
TOUCH BASE WITH ME BEFORE YOU
scheduled program

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G. Read the text.

Hollywood and Its Famous Sign

The City of Hollywood originated on a ranch near Los Angeles, California in 1853. By 1870, it
became a rich agricultural community. A man named Harvey Henderson Wilcox and his
wife Daeida came up with the name. His wife met a woman on a train that told her about
a town in Illinois with the same name. She liked it so much that she named their ranch
Hollywood.

The fi rst time a map of Hollywood was presented to the Los Angeles County recorder's offi
ce was on February 1,1887. The fi rst important street in town was called Prospect Avenue.
This street later became one of city's most important
streets, Hollywood Boulevard.

By 1900, Hollywood had turned into a small city with 500

citizens, and
businesses. The Hollywood sign was installed on Mount
Lee 23 years
later, in 1923. The sign at fi rst said Hollywoodland. It
advertised a hous
ing project near Mount Lee and it was supposed to last
only a year and
a half.

Today, the city of Hollywood is the center of the American movie in

dustry. The Hollywood sign has been a symbol of it since then. Many
people from all over the world come to
Hollywood to take a walk on
the Walk of Fame and take a picture with
their favorite movie star's star.

H. Write the main idea of each of the paragraphs from the text. (4 points)
 Paragraph 1

Paragraph 2

Paragraph 3

Paragraph 4

I. Answer the questions. (8 points)

1. When was Hollywood established?

2. What type of community was it when it was established?

3. Where did the name Hollywood come from?

4. What was the name of Hollywood’s fi rst street?

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5. How many people lived in Hollywood by 1900? 1900

6. When was the Hollywood sign installed?

7. Why was the sign installed?

8. Why did the sign become an international symbol?

J. Complete the timeline with information from the text. (5 points)

1853
1923 1870 1887

Vocabulary

K. Complete the sentences with a word from the vocabulary list.

(6 points)

1. The movie Gone with the Wind had many elaborate Civil War .

2. Please the lights I want to watch the movie in the dark.

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3. I to going to the play’s opening night this weekend.

4. The cast of Titanic gave an outstanding in the 1997 adaptation. 5. You can’t the TV without

a remote control these days.

6. The actress Meryl Streep is very during her interviews.

L. Write a vocabulary word under each picture. (4 points)

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Grammar

M. The sentences in this exercise aren’t complete. Choose the most suitable ending from the list and make
it into a relative clause. Remember to use a relative pronoun! (3 points)

it won the Kentucky Derby it makes computers he designed the iPad Mini and iOS

1. Mr. Hanson works for a company

2. What was the name of the horse

3. Jonathan Ive is the man

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N. Complete the sentences using the verbs in the parentheses. Conjugate the verbs in the correct form of the present perfect. (3
points)
1. Negative: They (not play) Monopoly and Scrabble this week.

2. Affi rmative: My sister (listen) to the same CD for more than one year. 3. Interrogative: Kimberly (visit) Grandma lately?

O. Write four sentences using linking verbs. (4 points)

1.

2.

3.

4.

Writing 1

P. Complete the following dialogue blocks. (4 points)

A: What’s your opinion on Lil’ Wayne winning a Grammy for Best Artist of the Year?

B:

A: What’s your favorite type of TV show?

B:

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Writing 2
 Q. Write a plot summary of your favorite movie. (16 points)

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Speaking Test

The Speaking portion of the test is divided in two parts. In the fi rst part, you have 3 minutes to talk by
 yourself. In the second part, you have 5 minutes to interact with a partner.

1. Independent Speaking, 3 minutes: Share your TV preferences with the class. Answer the following questions:

What genre of TV show do you like?

How would you describe this genre?
What are some examples of this kind of show?

2. Speaking with a Partner, 5 minutes: Work with a partner and discuss the media with the following questions:

What kind of information can you get from the Internet, the radio, the newspaper, and TV? What
other types of media do you know of?
How do you think media influences people’s opinions?

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