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Phases 4 2nd Ed Test U1 A
Phases 4 2nd Ed Test U1 A
Phases 4 2nd Ed Test U1 A
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1A __________________________ Total score: 70
Vocabulary Grammar
1 Match beginnings 1–5 score: 5 3 Complete the text with score: 10
with some of the endings some of the verbs below in
a–h. the correct form.
1. Have you ever got ...
come • grow up • say • tell • arrive •
2. My best friend dropped out ...
become • choose • explain
3. Mr Brown retired ...
4. When you move to another town, ‘If you study hard, you (1) very
it takes ... successful,’ Peter’s mum used (2) .
5. Would you like to travel ... As Peter (3) , he became interested
in medicine. Finally, the big day came. Peter
a. when he was 60 years old. was moving to the university campus. He
b. to change school? (4) what to put in his suitcase, when
c. into trouble with the police? he realized he needed to take something very
d. abroad? important: his gecko, Arnold.
e. a gap year.
To cut a long story short, when Peter
f. a few months to settle down.
(5) at the campus, he was told that
g. of university because he needed to
he couldn’t keep his pet in the room. What
get a job.
could he do?
h. started your own business.
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Reading 1. Where did Clare use to live before she
arrived in Uruguay?
5 Read the text and answer score: 10
the questions.
2. What will Clare do over the weekend?
New message
3. What important person hasn’t Clare met yet?
Recipients: Melania CC CCO
Subject: My Uruguayan experience so far 4. What is Punta del Este like?
5. What other activities is Clare going to do at
school apart from teaching?
Listening
6 02Listen to the score: 10
conversation between
Dear Melania, Clare and the school principal
How have you and your family been over there and write T (true) or F (false).
in Washington? I’ve practically just arrived 1. Clare thinks the people in Uruguay are
here in Uruguay and I’m trying to get everything unkind.
ready and organized to settle down as soon as
possible. Moving abroad is not easy. There are so 2. Two or three of Clare’s students play with
many things to pay attention to, such as finding their mobile phones in class.
my way around in my new neighbourhood,
getting familiar with my new job and so many 3. Clare usually makes her students play
other things too. Even so, I’m happy here and grammar games.
I can’t complain. Fortunately, I started working 4. Clare will give her students a test on
yesterday, so I will spend the weekend at home
trying to put everything in order in my house. Thursday 10th.
I will meet the school principal tomorrow and 5. Most of Clare’s students will probably
will probably be teaching next Monday.
forget to bring their laptops to class.
I will teach English grammar in a bilingual
school in Punta del Este, which is a city with
amazing beaches and many upscale holiday
resorts. I will work with teenagers, so I think
it will be a fantastic opportunity to meet other Writing
colleagues, learn from them and maybe go to
the beach all together. Why not? There are so 7 Imagine you have had a score: 20
many lovely beaches to choose from in this
area! new English teacher at
school. Write an email to your best
I think my lifestyle is going to be quite different
from the one I used to have before. Here, friend in about 150 words. Tell him/her:
teachers work longer hours than in the school • What the teacher is like
in Washington. The good thing is that some
hours are going to be for planning classes or • What kind of activities you did in the last
doing online professional development courses. English class
And the school pays for them! • How different grammar classes used to be
Well, I promise to write as regularly as I can. last year
Please try to save some money to come to
Uruguay for your next holiday! • How worried you are about the next
English test
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Take care,
Clare
Send
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