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Final Test A Units 6 -10 Total English B2

Read the questions and instructions carefully. You have 70 minutes to complete the test.

PART ONE #GRAMMAR#1.Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

1 Why are they late again? The team (wait) for them since this morning.

2 She (finish) her report, yet?

3 I (cook) this stew car all afternoon but I haven`t finished yet.

4 Celia (just/ lose) her way to the city centre.

2.Make indirest questions:

5 Why do they go to the gym? Can you tell me

6 Is the beach sandy or rocky ? I`d like to know

7 What are you carrying in that bag? I was wondering

3.Complete the sentences with the correct quantifier

8 I don’t want __________ milk in .

9 Just a __________ oranges, please. Not many.

10 Would you like __________ more beer?

4.Write the passive without ‘by…’.

11 They are building the new theatre at the moment.

12 They were cleaning the beach yesterday.

13 They haven`t sold the cottage yet.

5.Have/ get something done:

14 The dentist is going to check my teeth tomorrow.

15 The mechanic checks my car twice a year.

16 The cleaning lady cleaned my office yesterday.

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6.Complete the sentences

17 I __________ rather stay in than go to the cinema.

18 I`d __________put my coat on, it`s getting cold.

19I’d __________you didn`t smoke in here.

7. Write as reported speech

20 “Don’t forget to sign the test.” (remind)

21 “ I have brought the food.” (explain)

22 “I’ll help you with the tax files.” (promise)

23 “I took the money from the safe deposit.” (admit)

8.Write hard or hardly

24 I __________ever eat sushi.

25 He has __________studied anything this term.

26 He has tried __________to finish.

9. Complete the sentences

27 __________ watched the play, they went for a long walk.

28 __________ hearing their testimony , the defendant was not happy.

29 __________ entering the hall , she slipped on a banana skin and broke her leg.

10.Choose the correct word

30 She must/can`t/could have won the race. She is terribly slow.

31 The boys can’t/might/must have told us about that but I really don’t remember.

32 Olivia could/must/might in the room upstairs. I can hear her walking up and down.

11.Write C (comma) or N (No comma)

33 Ed _____ who is one of the best lawers in the firm _____ said he’d help me with the appeal.

34 This is the corner _____where I lost my wallet.

34 It was Shelly_____ who is a very sociable person _____ that came to them first .

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12.Write the correct reflexive pronoun (e.g. myself, yourself etc.)

35 I haven’t tried skiing __________, but I hear it’s exciting.

36 The secretary said the manager would bring it __________.

37 Paul and Andy can’t teach __________.They need a trainer.

38 The ladies did it __________.Nobody helped them.

13.Choose the correct word

39 Neil encouraged me to speak/speaking English with the clients.

40 You should try to drink/drinking more water if you want to lose weight.

41 They agreed to let/letting me apply for the job.

42 I remember to talk/talking to Jane, but nothing after that.

43 I avoid to spend/spending a lot on clothes.

PART TWO #VOCABULARY#14.Write ed or ing.

44 He is fascinat___ by bird watching.

45 She thinks hiking is a little daunt___.

46 The long flight delay annoy___ him.

49 The idea of eating snails is disgust___.

50 Competing in a marathon is challeng___.

15.Write the right phrases or words next to their definitions

51 no clouds

52 neither hot nor cold

53 light wind

54 very cold

55 light rain

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16.Replace the underlined words with an expression with go

56 There are people outside. What’s happening?

57 They’re both suitable. Which one shall we choose?

58 I need a rest. I’ve been busy all day.

59 I won’t break my promise.

60 We’re leaving on holiday next week.

17.Complete the sentences

61 Put the bread dough in the oven to __________it.

62 First __________the onions, then put them in the saucepan.

63 Do you like your steak __________, medium or well-done?

18.Translate

64 hooves

65 claw

66 whiskers

19.Write the correct word or phrase next to their definition

67 something sold at a good price

68 to negotiate the price

69 to have taken too much money out of the bank

70 a competitive sale

71 proof you have paid

20.Write synonyms

72 determined

73 relaxed

74 egotistic

75 amusing

76 friendly

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21.Choose the correct word

77 You must be absolutely/very upset .

78 Is there anything to eat? I’m very/absolutely starving.

79 What have you been doing? You’re absolutely/very dirty.

22.Complete the sentences with a phrasal verb with 3 parts

80 What a horrible behaviour. I don’t know how you __________it.

81 I’m trying to _________cigarettes before I give up.

82 She thought about it for an hour and then __________an idea.

83 He is so fast. I couldn’t __________him.

84 I’m working late to __________lost time.

23.READING

Scotland is proud of its long tradition of education and learning. When you meet a Scot in England, the first thing he or she will tell you is how much better the schools are in Scotland than England.

Scotland does have its fine universities, St Andrew’s, Edinburgh and Glasgow, to name only three. All of the Scottish universities have a record of achievement in invention and discovery. Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in his laboratory in Edinburgh. The modern car tyre was invented in Scotland, too, by John Dunlop. He was actually a vet who wanted to make his son’s bicycle more comfortable to ride. The roads we drive on, or rather the material the surface is made of was invented by another Scot, John McAdam. In fact it was Scottish politicians who made sure that the British drive on the left hand side of the road, more than 100 years before the car was invented.

Scots do not like to hear about the origin of their most famous product, whisky. That was invented in Ireland. There is one thing that makes the Irish drink a little different. They spell it whiskey.

Complete the notes

Long (86)__________ of (87)__________, (considered to be superior to England)

Many important inventions, for example, : (88)__________, road surface (driving on the

(89)__________ a Scottish idea) but whisky is an (90)__________ invention

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25.WRITING

You have been on a round the world trip for the last year. Write an email telling your friends you are back. Say:

When you returned / Where you have been / Something you did / Something you saw / How you feel to be home

Total 100 60-75 C; 76 -85 B;86-100 A GOOD LUCK! BREAK A LEG

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