UNITS

1–12 FINAL TEST B

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SCORE: /100

A Listen to the three people. Circle True or False for each statement.
Speaker 1 …
1 always makes breakfast for herself. True / False
2 gets up at 10 o’clock every day. True / False
Speaker 2 …
3 takes a taxi when he has to go to the office early. True / False
4 likes working from home because he can see a lovely view from the window. True / False
Speaker 3 …
5 does something different depending on the weather. True / False
6 is having a birthday party next weekend. True / False
/ 12 (2 points each)

B Listen to a conversation about a fashion show. Then choose the correct answers.
1 How much do tickets cost? 4 The fashion designers are …
A  $10 A  all from Mexico.
B  $15 B  all from Europe.
C  $10 or $15 C  from Mexico and Europe.
2 Is there a show for children’s clothes? 5 The man doesn’t want tickets because …
A  Yes, it’s together with the adult’s clothes show. A  he has them already.
B 
Yes, there are children’s clothes after the adult’s B  he has to go to work in the office.
clothes show. C  he works there.
C  No, there are no children’s clothes.
/ 10 (2 points each)
3 What time does the fashion show begin?
A  at five thirty
B  at five o’clock
C  at three o’clock

C Circle the correct answer.

1 Harriet hurt / get her back in the garden. She is in the hospital because she can’t walk.
2 Daisy bought some boiled / delicious ice cream from the food truck. It only cost $2.00.
3 Giorgio took / made his own bed last week. Did you see that?
4 I have a car, but I would like to learn to graduate / drive a truck soon. Maybe next year.
5 Look at that big tree in the park over there! Let’s climb / jump it. I haven’t done that for years.
6 The actor / director of the movie comes from New Mexico City! He’s starred in other films too.
/ 6 (1 point each)

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D Write the words in the correct categories.
band concert couple document festival file
granddaughter keyboard outlet roommate TV show

Family Work and study items Pop culture

     
     
     
   

/ 11 (1 point each)

E Complete the paragraph with the words in the box.

athlete  lifted  retired  sneakers  stretched  were

Billy Wills was an 1   . He won a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympic games in
1964. He was a Native American and he came from South Dakota. Another famous runner who broke a world
record was Zola Budd from South Africa. She was also famous because she didn’t wear
2   . She always 3   her muscles before
every race to make sure she didn’t hurt herself. She met her future husband on the track and when her children
4   born, she didn’t show them any photos of their mom running. Usain Bolt
from Jamaica has now 5   from running. He was the fastest person ever in the
100 meters race! He 6   very heavy weights to help him to prepare for
every race.
/ 6 (1 point each)

F Choose the correct answer.

1 The   answered the phone and answered the customer’s question.
A  police officer B  receptionist C  nurse
2 Jason’s   was so full he put some of his clothes in his backpack.
A suitcase B  map C  purse
3 George rang the bell on the bus because he needed to   at the next stop.
A  miss B  get off C  take
4 This   is for my mom’s birthday. I hope she likes it. It should match
her earrings.
A belt B  sneakers C  bracelet
5 It’s time to have a   . We’ve worked a lot today and I’m tired and hungry.
A snack B  soup C  dishes
6 The   are happy because our best athletes are winning the 400 meters
relay race.
A dancers B  fans C  coach
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G Circle the correct answer.
1 My sister is a singer in a famous band. I am going / go / will to their concert next week and I already
have the tickets.
2 Waiters at the Limosneros restaurant in Mexico City are speaking / speak / speaking English very well.
3 When I are wanting / want / wants to eat raw fish, I go to my favorite restaurant.
4 Marcello is driving / drives / drive his car to the fruit and vegetable market every morning at 5 a.m.
5 Margaret, that music is lovely. Are you writing / Do you write / Have you write a new song?
/ 5 (1 point each)

H Complete the sentence with the past simple or present perfect of the verbs in
parentheses ().
1 Mexican actor Anthony (Rodolfo) Quinn died in 2001. He   twelve children!
(have)
2   the job? She was so nervous! (Simona/get)
3 I   to Death Valley but I’d really like to go one day. (never/be)
4 We   to see a Clint Eastwood movie last weekend. It was really good. (go)
5 It was really stormy so we   at the festival all day. (not/stay)
6 Marco’s uncle   last month. He was 89 years old. (die)
/ 6 (1 point each)

I Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

are  may  most  which  who  whose

1 Diego Rivera was a painter   helped make Mexican art famous. He was Frida Kahlo’s husband.
2 Montana is so beautiful. It’s a place   makes me feel good.
3 I   lend my grandson my car if he drives it carefully. But, I’m not sure.
4   of my coworkers love their job, but I don’t.
5   water bottle is this? Is it yours?
6 What   your new neighbors like? Are they nice?
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J Choose the correct answer.
1 Fried food is   for you than grilled food.
A better B  worst C  best
2 Lee is   grandchild in the family. We have so many photos of him.
A  cuter B  cutest C  the cutest
3 We can leave in a few minutes. I don’t mind   for you to finish work.
A waiting B  to wait C  wait
4 Raina   graduate from college in July. She’s almost finished!
A  going to B  is going to C  is
5 People shouldn’t waste   money on new technology if they don’t need it.
A  a lot of B  a lot C  many
6 Did you forget   your phone?
A bring B  brings C  to bring
/ 6 (1 point each)

K Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in parentheses ().
1 A: Why do people go to the new shopping mall?
B: I think it’s   the new fashions. (see)
2 My friend is a lawyer and she often   a lot of time in the library researching
cases. (spend)
3 When you get on a plane, everyone   their safety belt. There is no choice.
(have to wear)
4 I   the new shoes. They were too small. (not/buy)
5 I really want   weight before I go to the beach next summer. My pants are
too tight. (lose)
6   you go to last year’s festival? I heard it was brilliant! (you/go)
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L Read the information leaflet. Circle True or False for each statement.

Every February, the association of girl guides and girl scouts holds World Thinking Day (WTD) to celebrate
international friendship and to study and appreciate other cultures. Another important feature is to speak about
global change across 150 different countries. You can download a useful information pack from the website.

At the Our Cabaña center in Mexico, there is a special World Thinking Day program. Young women can stay for
8 nights and be involved in the World Thinking Day celebrations. Included in the price is a fantastic trip to
explore the rich culture and traditions and wild nature in the Cuernavaca nature reserve (which means “near the
woods”) in the far south of Mexico. The price includes all transportation and meals, as well as a special badge
and any project materials. All this for only $1,100 USD. Two things you have to take if you aren’t a girl guide is
your own food and sleeping bag.

For more information, go to our website. If you’re not a girl guide or girl scout, or if you are a boy, check if your
local organization celebrates WTD too!

1 The World Thinking Day event happens every year. True / False
2 Only girls celebrate WTD. True / False
3 The center in Mexico organizes a free event for WTD. True / False
4 Part of the trip includes a visit to a city. True / False
5 The price for the trip includes all meals. True / False
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M Read the article about last names. Circle True or False for each statement.

Your last name comes from your parents, right? But did you know that about 1000 years ago, there were not
many people with a last name? That’s amazing.

Most people now have at least one first name and a last name, so where do our last names come from?

Some names relate to places, so we think that is where people came from or whose names come from
geographical features. For example, a person with the name William York probably lived in the city of York.
The British Royal Family’s last name is Windsor because they lived and still live in the town of Windsor. Also, a
person whose last name is Cliff probably lived near a cliff, or someone named Rivers, probably lived near a river
or traveled on a river. Other last names may relate to jobs. So, Tom Baker probably means there was a baker in his
family in the past. And the same for last names like Cook, Gardener and Smith. Then there are others that clearly
mean “the son of” such as: Jackson (son of Jack), Johnson (son of John). The ending “-ez” in Spanish means “son
of”, so Hernandez means the son of Hernando and so on. Can you think of anyone famous with these names?

It’s interesting to find out more about the history of your family’s last name. Where can you go to do this? The
first place is on the Internet, of course. But remember to ask your parents and grandparents and also check out
your local library. Once you have some names for your family tree, it’s a good idea to use a free website online to
write down all the names. Sometimes you find out some amazing connections with famous people. So, maybe
you have someone famous in your family! What are you waiting for?

1 Not everyone had a last name 1000 years ago. True / False
2 Some last names come from jobs people did in the past. True / False
3 Some last names mean “father of.” True / False
4 The local library can help you find out more about your last name. True / False
5 Everyone has a famous person in their family. True / False
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