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 Answer Key : Test 1

Test 1: Units 1 –3

1 1 is ringing

2 were sent / was invented

3 talk

4 is not (isn’t) used

5 were you doing

6 sent

7 Did you call / wrote

( 2 points for each blank)

 2 1 haven’t you

2 couldn’t we

3 have they

4 will you

5 won’t you

( 2 points each)

 3 1 has been

2 has received

3 has been concentrating OR

has concentrated

4 has been rehearsing

5 has become

6 have (’ve) been working

7 have (’ve) learned OR

have (’ve) been learning( 1 point each)

4 1 What was Federico Fellini famous for?

2 How many movies has Josh been in?

3 What is Paul’s novel about?

4 Who was Habitat for Humanity

founded by? OR 

 Who founded Habitat for Humanity?

5 What do the letters SPF stand for?

6 Where does this car come from?

( 2 points each)

5 1 went / hadn’t (had not) slept

2 realized / hadn’t (had not) put

3 arrived / had already gone

4 served / had prepared

5 left / hadn’t (had not) found

6 didn’t know / had lived

( 1 point for each blank)

6 The pronouns in parentheses indicate theones which can be left out.

1 who

2 (who)

3 (that)

4 that

5 who

( 1 point for each blank and 1 pointfor each word circled correctly)

7a 1 f 2 b

3 d 4 g

5 h 6 e

7 a 8 c

( 1 point each)

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7b 1 fell for

2 turn up

3 came into

4 run into

5 turn down

6 turned out

( 1 point each)

8  1 F

2 T

3 F

4 F

5 T

6 F

7 T

8 T

9 F

10 F

( 2 points each)

 Audioscript

David: Excuse me. There isn’t anyone sitting

here, is there?

Theresa:  What? Oh! Oh, sorry! I was trying to

find my book in this bag, but I think

I left it at home. Let me move all this

stuff. There you go—you can sit

here now.

David: Thank you. So, what book are you

reading?

Theresa: It’s a really good mystery called…um…oh, I’ve forgotten the title.

David:  Who was it written by?

Theresa: Oh, um, David—David Peterson, I

think. Something like that.

David:  What’s the book about? Maybe I’ve

read it. I read a lot of mysteries.

Theresa: It’s about a young woman who

decided to start her own theater

company. You see, her uncle had

been a famous actor, and when he

passed away, she came into a lot of 

money—and she wanted to do

something so that people

remembered him.

David: So what’s the mystery?

Theresa:  Well, while she was interviewing

people to join the company, this

young man turned up—he was very

attractive and friendly—and she fell

for him right away. Of course she

gave him a job, but a few weeks later

money was missing from her bank

account. She couldn’t understand it,

and of course she was in love withhim, so she didn’t think…

David:  What happened next?

Theresa: That’s the problem—I have no idea

because I left the book at home. I

was planning to read it during the

train ride.

David:  Well, I can give you a little clue if 

you want.

Theresa: No—no thanks, I don’t want to ruinthe story. But how do you know?

Have you read the book, too?

David: Actually, I wrote the book. My name

is David Patterson—and the book is

called Theater of Fear .

Theresa:  Wow! That’s amazing! I’ve only read

a few of your books, but I’ve enjoyed

all of them.

David:  Well, thank you very much.

Theresa: Oh, do you think I could have your

autograph? I’m just sorry I don’t have

the book with me. Could you

sign this…

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Answer Key Test 1: Units 1–3