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4 – Test 5A (Module 5)

NAME ______________________________________________ DATE _______________

CLASS ______________________________________________ MARK ––––––
100
(Time 80 minutes)

Vocabulary
A Choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

1 The building was ___ by a famous architect. 6 I sat on my smartphone and now the screen is
A developed C mastered ___ across the middle!
B designed D constructed A scratched C ripped
2 Before the car was ___, people had to walk or B cracked D damaged
use horses. 7 If the computer is damaged, why don’t you take it
A inspired C created back and ___ for a refund?
B discovered D invented A tell C ask
3 The new technology has helped doctors to ___ B say D complain
operations. 8 He accidentally ___ the wrong file and lost all of
A do C perform his work.
B make D carry A deleted C swiped
4 Just ___ on the icon to open the file. B zoomed D shared
A touch C pinch 9 The ___ of Mona Lisa was Leonardo da Vinci.
B tap D hold A scientist C creator
5 She wants to become a(n) ___ and help to B sculptor D inventor
develop new medicines. 10 We wanted to watch a film but the TV was ___ .
A chemist C engineer A dirty C blank
B programmer D physicist B torn D broken
10 x 1 = 10 points

B Underline the correct item.

1 This virtual/augmented reality video game
transports players to a fantasy world.
2 To copy these files, we will need a blank/burnt
CD.
3 They will upload/download their holiday photos
online so that everyone can see them.
4 I would like to exchange/get this tablet for
another one in a different colour.
5 His most famous painting is also his greatest
masterpiece/apprentice.
5 x 1 = 5 points

C Choose the correct item.

1 The shortcut to the file will appear on/in the 4 Elon Musk turned his original ideas off/into a
screen. successful business.
2 You can download the file to/by yourself. 5 The road is closed because it is under/down
3 Can you please turn down/up the volume? The repair.
music is too loud!
5 x 1 = 5 points

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D Complete the sentences using the correct form of the words in bold.

1 Their __________________________ has lasted for many years. (FRIEND)

2 She is a talented __________________________ and has been playing the piano since she was a little girl.
(MUSIC)
3 I have wonderful memories from my __________________________ . (CHILD)
4 His dream is to become a __________________________ and live on an island. (HOTEL)
5 Leonardo da Vinci was a brilliant __________________________ from Italy. (ART)
5 x 1 = 5 points

Grammar
E Rewrite the sentences in the passive.

1 He takes the dog to the park every day.

The dog ______________________________________________________________________________ .
2 Who invented the telescope?
Who ________________________________________________________________________________?
3 People believe that Hercules was a hero.
Hercules _____________________________________________________________________________ .
4 They didn’t charge the boy with pickpocketing.
The boy ______________________________________________________________________________ .
5 George sent me the proposal by email.
The proposal __________________________________________________________________________ .
5 x 2 = 10 points

F Rewrite the sentences using the causative.

1 A gardener waters the flowers in our garden every day.

We _________________________________________________________________________________ .
2 The technician was upgrading my computer all morning.
I ____________________________________________________________________________________ .
3 A hairdresser is going to style the bride’s hair for the wedding.
The bride _____________________________________________________________________________ .
4 Mum will prepare lunch for the children.
The children __________________________________________________________________________ .
5 My brother persuaded me to help him with his ICT project.
My brother ____________________________________________________________________________ .
5 x 2 = 10 points

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G Choose the correct answer.

1 We really enjoyed ___ at Mona’s party last night. 4 ___ the advantages, there are a number of
A ourselves B myself drawbacks to smartphones.
C yourselves A Even though B In spite of
C Although
2 I find it difficult to introduce ___ in front of a lot of
people. 5 ___ it was raining, we enjoyed the city tour.
A itself B herself A Despite the fact that B Despite
C myself C In spite of
3 ___ the teacher doesn’t allow it, students still use
their mobile phones in class.
A In spite of B Even though
C Despite
5 x 1 = 5 points

Everyday English
H Match the exchanges.

What’s the problem? 1 a Of course, it’s 716523.

What happens then? 2 b Yes, it’s about a new computer I ordered.
Thank you for your help. 3 c You can either exchange it or get a full
refund.
Could you please give me your order number? 4 d My pleasure.
Can I help you? 5 e The screen is broken.

5 x 2 = 10 points

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Reading
I Read the text and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

The Internet is such a huge part of our everyday lives that it’s
impossible to imagine a world without it. One feature of this
amazing tool is the World Wide Web. This is the ‘information
space’ of the Internet – currently made up of around 200
million active websites. It’s the main way we find and share
information on the Net – and it’s all thanks to a British
computer scientist and engineer named Tim Berners-Lee.
Tim was born in London, England on 8th June 1955. Both of
his parents were computer scientists, and from an early age
Tim was fascinated by electronics; he even took apart his
model railway to discover how it worked! Years later, in 1976,
he graduated from Oxford University with a physics degree,
and in 1980 he started working at CERN, the European
Organization for Nuclear Research, in Geneva, Switzerland.
While at CERN, Tim noticed how time-consuming it was for
scientists to exchange their research with each other – and
decided to fix this problem on his own. First, he connected the
scientists’ computers through a network, and then he created
a piece of software which allowed scientists to click on pieces
of text on their computer screens (called ‘hypertext’), so that
1 they could
In his access information
childhood, Tim on other scientists’ computers. 4 After inventing the World Wide Web, Tim tried to
Then, in 1989, after leaving and then returning to CERN, Tim
A learnt about electronics from a toy. A earn some money from it.
used these ideas to create the World Wide Web. Basically,
B designed
instead his own
of connecting model railway.
the scientists’ computers to a network – B control how big it became.
heC connected
showed littleCERN’sinterest
networkin to
electronics.
the Internet – which had C keep it accessible for everyone.
already been invented
D learned at the time. He
about electronics fromalsohis
used hypertext to
parents. D stop people from creating websites.
create the first Internet browser and the first website;
2 ‘info.cern.ch’
When Tim–started at CERN,
so that other scientists
universities there centres
and research 5 The phrase ‘thinking outside the box’ (last
A asked
around himcould
the world to repair theirfrom
read files computers.
CERN’s scientists. paragraph) means that Tim
From
B didn’t save their research onbecoming
the start, Tim had no interest in computers. rich from his A had a very creative idea.
invention, and wanted the Web to be free
C didn’t have enough time to do their research. and open to all. This B tried to help his workmates.
allowed people to set up their own websites, and the Web
D had difficultly sharing information with one C ignored people who doubted him.
quickly grew into the massive collection of information it is
today.another.
All in all, by thinking outside the box, Tim created a tool D worked hard to achieve his dreams.
that has changed our world completely.
3 Tim invented the World Wide Web by
A working with a group of scientists at CERN.
B developing some ideas that he had already
had.
C completely rethinking the ideas he had in the
past.
D bringing together ideas from experts around
the world.
5 x 3 = 15 points

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Writing
J You have had a class discussion about doing online courses. Your teacher has asked you
to write an essay discussing the advantages and disadvantages of doing online courses
(100-150 words).

Pros Examples Justifications

– gives flexibility
– cheap
Cons
– requires self-discipline
– can be lonely experience
– can study whenever/wherever you want
– don’t pay for transport/accommodation
Examples Justifications
– not hand in homework on time
– go through experience alone

15 points

Listening
K Listen to the conversation between a customer and an employee in an electronics shop,
and complete the gaps.

Customer Complaints Form

Name: Josh 1) ___________________________
Product: television
Model: Smartview X-2) ___________________________
Date of purchase: 3) ___________________________
Problem: has no 4) ___________________________
Action taken: customer asked for a(n) 5) ___________________________

5 x 2 = 10 points

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