ejercicios 2° mod

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LEVEL4 SELF-CHECKUNITTEST 4

Answer on a separate sheet of paper. Then check your answers. Follow the examples.

GRAMMAR

CAUSATIVEHAVE(5 points)1 Rephrase the sentences using have.

A mechanic always repairs my car.I always have my car repaired by a mechanic.

1 Someone vandalied my car last ni!ht." A tattoo artist is !oin! to tattoo my #ack

tomorrow.$ A technician will install air conditionin! in my

office.% &ur new computer pro!ram must #e tested

#efore we use it.

5 The police will tow away you car if you parkhere.

CONTINUOUS& SIMPLEASPECTS(' points)

2 Put the verbs in parentheses in thecorrect aspect and tense.

1 hat you (do) these days * (work)for anexport company.

" hat you (do) * (be)a lawyer.$ +esterday ni!ht, we (have)dinner when he

(arrive). So we (invite) him to -oin us.% +esterday ni!ht, we (have)dinner when he

(arrive). Then, we (play)cards.5 e (be)a very well/#ehaved child #ut he (be)

very nau!hty today.0 At this time tomorrow, * (sunbathe) on the

#each and you (work)here like a slave. * cantwait to start my vacations2

3 * (try)to !et hold of him all week #ut seems to(work) out of his office lately.

FUTUREPERFECT& CONTINUOUS (5 points)

3 Choose the right option.

Hell have finished/ be finishing his degreebefore you think. Hes an ecellent student.

1 4y wifes waitin! for me outside. *ll beleaving / have leftin a minute.

" 4y #a#ys one year old. ell be going / havegoneto school in two years.

$ ell have traveled / be travelingaround theworld #efore we retire. ere already savin!money for that trip.

% very#ody will be using / have usedwirelesscomputers #y "616. *ts possi#le now #ut theyare very expensive.

5 ell have had / be having a babyvery soon. *-ust found out my wife is pre!nant.

WILL(5 points)

0 Match the sentences and themeanings of will.

!"a1 I can assure you Ill be here on time tomorrow." That ta#le must #e heavy.Ill give you a hand

in a minute.$ 7ould you please open the doorItll be my

mother. She said shed come alon! today.% Ill never come back to this restaurant in my

life2 The food was awful and very expensive.5 Hell never change2 es too old now.0 *f he doesnt work harder, hell lose his #ob.

a) $romise.#) 7riticism.c) 8eduction.d) &ffer.e) 9rediction.f) 8ecision.


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VOCABULARY

HEALTH& LIFESTYLE (5 points)

1 Underline the right meaning of theunderlined verbs.

+atch a childa) regulate b) look at c) take care of

1 re!ulate your appetitea) control #) lose c) mana!e

" withstand paina) re!ulate #) resist c) reduce

$ #rin! up a childa) educate #) protect c) !row up

% lose wei!hta) reduce #) control c) re!ulate

5 relieve symptomsa) re!ulate #) remove c) withstand

EDUCATION& FEELINGS(16 points)

2 Match the expressions and thedenitions.

bring up: have : !row up : make a choice : makefun of : make sure : #e on !ood terms with

some#ody : show contempt : cultivate traits : make adifference : #e determined to do somethin!

ducate ; bring up1 8evelop some distin!uishin!


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ANS"ERKEY

GRAMMAR

%1 * had my car vandalied yesterday ni!ht.

" *m !ettin! my #ack tattooed tomorrow #y a tattoo artist.$ * will have air conditionin! installed in my office #y a technician.% e must have our new computer pro!ram tested #efore we use it.5 +oull !et your car towed away #y the police if you park here.

&1are you doin! : *m workin! " do you do : *m $ were havin! dinner : arrrived : invited % had dinner :arrived : played 5 is : is #ein! 0 will #e sun#athin! : will #e workin! 3 have #een tryin! : have #een workin!.

'1 #e leavin! " #e !oin! $ have traveled % #e usin! 5 #e havin!4"/d, $/c, %/f, 5/#, 0/e

VOCABULARY

%1/a, "/#, $/a, %/a, 5/#&1 cultivate traits " have $ make a difference % make sure 5 make a choice 0 #e determined to do somethin! 3!row up ' make fun of some#ody ? #e on !ood terms with some#ody 16 show contempt

'"/f, $/k, %/-, 5/i, 0/h, 3/#, '/!, ?/e, 16/c, 11/d41 weird " skeptical $ respectful % critical 5 o#solete 0 admirin!"1 environment " technolo!ical development : evolved $ !enetic en!ineerin! % up!rade 5 humankind : left

#ehind 0 !et rid of 3 radio waves ' nerve si!nals

ERRORANALYSIS

1 4arria!e2 * dont even want to talk a#out it2" 8ont make fun of him2 es very sensitive.$ *n two weeks, *ll #e livin! in 4exico 7ity. 4y company is transferrin! me there.% *ve #een married for three years now.


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LEVEL4 SELF-CHECKUNITTEST 3

Answer on a separate sheet of paper. Then check your answers. Follow the examples.

GRAMMAR

FUTUREPREDICTIONS& INTENTIONS (16 points)

% Put the verb in the right tense. Morethan one answer ma( be possible.

ook at the clouds It (rain).ook at the clouds Its going to rain.

0 8ont worry2 * (take care) of your childrenwhile youre away tomorrow.

3 At this time tomorrow, we (fly)to Bew +ork.*m lookin! forward to seein! The =i! Apple2

' hat (do)you next summer * think * (study)n!lish in Toronto..

? hat time the train (leave) tomorrow At one.

16 +ou (be)here tomorrow at around threeoclock Sorry #ut * (go) to the dentist.

& Complete with the right option fromthe box.

probably: likely : due to : #ound to

8ont call her now. Shesprobablysleepin!.1 es . to come with us #ut hes not sure yet." *m finish the pro-ect tomorrow.$ *ts rain soon. The sky is almost #lack.

#UESTIONTAGS(16 points)

' Complete with a uestion tag.

0ou like traveling by bus1 dont you,1 Theyre !oin! a#road next summer, " +ou wont #e here tomorrow, $ e has a hot/air #alloon, % +ou havent traveled #y helicopter, 5 e was a#sent yesterday, 0 +ou dont speak French, 3 They went to @reece last year, ' * cant smoke here, ? Today is the 0th,

16 +ou used to !o to the !ym,

VOCABULARY

TRAVELING& VACATIONS ("1.5 points)3 Put the words in the right column.

camel/#alloon : rickshaw : do! sled :space shuttle : tram : helicopter :

!lider : trixi : coach : ferry

$% '( $% ()* $% +(,

camel

1" Match the words in the columns.More than one answer ma( bepossible

! " a1 fly a) a plane" drive #) the arth$ land c) some#ody a lift% sail d) a coach5 circumnavi!ate e) a hotel room0 #ook f) a ship3 plan !) money' miss h) a plane? !o i) on a trip

16 chan!e -) a trip11 !ive k) a car

3 Match the activities and the places.

swimmin!/ ni!htclu##in! : scu#a divin! :si!htseein! : sun#athin! : hikin!:

!am#lin! : surfin! : clim#in!

2wimming " pool11 4ountain.1" 8isco.1$ Cnder water.

1% 4onuments.15 The #each.10 The countryside.13 The casino.1' The ocean.


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g) Provide a s(non(m from the box forthe underlined verbs in the rightform.

make a trip: arrive at : end up : attempt : achieve :#reakdown

Im going to travel to 32A - make a trip3 e set off for 4iami #ut finished in &rlando.3 e !ot to his destination on time.3 They tried to clim# 4ount verest #ut had to

!ive up in the end.3 ell never succeed in anythin!.3 4y car stopped workin! in the middle of

nowhere.

3 #ill in the blan$s with the right wordsfrom the box.

situated: in awe : super# : state/of the/art

technolo!y : availa#le : environment :miss out on : destinations : scenery : views : wonder

T.' C)% 0 S'0)(

Se!ovia is situatedin central Spain -ust less than anhour from downtown 4adrid. As you enter Se!ovia,you will marvel at the sensational 1 of the old partof the city. *ts ancient Aets !o to the new

*talian restaurant around the corner.

ERRORANALYSIS (5 points)

#ind and correct the mista$es

I will to go to 5anada net summer.? hat time did you arrive to 9aris yesterday16 +ou should stop smokin!, should you11 hat a#out visit my mother tomorrow

1" ere plannin! travel a#road next year.1$ The weather forecast said its snowin! tomorrow.

TOTALPOINTS: ________ / !

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GRAMMAR

%1 *ll take care " well #e flyin! $ are you !oin! to do : will you do / am !oin! to study : will attend % does thetrain : will the train leave 5 will you #e : *m !oin!

&1 likely $ due to $ #ound to'1 arent they " will you $ hasnt he % have you 5 wasnt he 0 do you 3 did they ' can * ? isnt it 16 didnt you

VOCABULARY

%7y sea8helicopter, ferry.7y air8#alloon, space shuttle, !lider.7y land8rickshaw, do! sled, tram, trixi, coach.

&"/d:k, $/h, %/f, 5/#, 0/e, 3/-, '/h:d, ?/i, 16/!, 11/c'1 clim#in! " ni!htclu##in! $ scu#a divin! % si!htseein! 5 sun#athin! 0 hikin! 3 !am#lin! ' surfin!41 ended up " arrived at $ attempted % achieve 5 #rokedown"1 views " wonders $ state/of/the/art technolo!y % destinations 5 in awe 0 super# 3 availa#le ' scenery ?environment 16 miss out on

)"/!, $/e, %/d, 5/#, 0/f, 3/cERRORANALYSIS

1 hat time did you arrive in 9aris yesterday" +ou should stop smokin!, shouldnt you$ hat a#out visitin! my mother tomorrow% ere plannin! to travel a#road next year.5 The weathorecast said its !oin! to snow : will snow tomorrow.


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1. Read this newspaper story and decide which map represents Mrs. Tsuchida's trip.

Cold Turkey For Kumiko

Torquay or Turkey? A small difference inpronunciation but a big difference forKumiko Tsuchida, a Japanese tourist inEngland !he ended up in Torquay "henshe "as trying to get to Turkey

It all started when Mrs. Tsuchida, who had been visiting a friend in London, set out forHeathrow to catch a flight to Istanbul. Somewhere she took a wrong turn and ended up inReading. Mrs. Tsuchida, aged !, does not speak much "nglish. #hen she tried to ask for

directions she was misunderstood. Instead of being re$directed to Heathrow, where herflight to Turke% was waiting, she was put on the &'() train to Tor*ua%.

+n arrival, her attempts to find Istanbuls famous -era -alace Hotel fell on deaf ears. % thetime the police found her it was two in the morning and she was wandering the streets./ccording to the police she genuinel% believed she was in Turke%. 0She had been on the trainso long she thought she was in Istanbul,0 said a police spokesman. 0She even thought shehad been through the 1hannel Tunnel.0

-olice called social services, who found a bed for Mrs. Tsuchida in a local old peoples home.The ne2t da% she was put in touch with a travel agent, who arranged for her to get back toReading where a 3apanese embass% official met her. 4rom there she was guided toHeathrow, and, finall%, Turke%.


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1. Read this brief explanation of Australian Aborigine art.

Art is at the heart of Aborigine life and is basically religious in character. Central to the religious life ofAborigine are Dreamings. Dreamings record the amazing, supernatural activities of the ancestors of theAborigine people.


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These ancestors lived in a period that lasted from the birth of the universe to a time way back in the past,beyond living memory. During this periodsometimes called the Dreamtimesuch supernatural beings asthe Color nakes, for e!ample, and the "ightning #en, and the $agilag isters traveled across the world,creating everything in it and laying down the laws for social and religious behavior.

The continent of Australia is crisscrossed by an intricate network of these Dreamings. ome relate to aparticular place or region% other Dreamings travel over vast distances and connect the people whose landthey cover. The events of the Dreamings provide the great themes of Aborigine art


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