NAME: Nahuel Lahoz

DATE: 15-11-2022

MARK: 90/100%

ADVANCED – GOAL 2
LISTENING
1) Listen to 2 extracts and answer the questions with Speaker 1 (S1) or Speaker 2 (S2). (6/6)

1) Who criticizes the government? __2

2) Who mentions subsidies for the lessons? __1

3) Who mentions materials used? __1

4) Who mentions creativity? __2

5) Who mentions a pottery course? __1

6) Who talks about the school curriculum? __2

2) Listen to the two extracts again. For questions 1-4, choose the answer a), b) or c) which fits best
according to what you hear. (3/4)

Extract 1

1) What is the woman doing when she mentions the cost of the classes?

a) highlighting their accessibility.

b) criticizing their exclusivity.

c) justifying the expense.

2) What advice does she give to prospective participants?

a) Don’t expect instant results.

b) Avoid making mistakes.

c) Accept assistance wherever possible.

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Extract 2

3) He believes that people’s opinion about arts subjects

a) is overly critical.

b) is too simplistic.

c) is informed by long-standing attitudes.

4) When talking about introducing the guitar to school children he reveals

a) his concern about their lack of enthusiasm.

b) his delight at their reactions.

c) his dismay that they have few opportunities to be creative.

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MARK: 86/100%

READING
3- Read the article. Decide if the statements are TRUE (T) or FALSE (F). (4/4)

1) The “nature deficit disorder” is related to children’s disengagement with nature. __ T

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2) Forest schools have proved to be advantageous for children of different ages. __T

3) The inability to assess risk is a consequence of the “nature deficit disorder” which doesn’t have a
direct impact on students’ learning. __F

4) While forest schools offer students the opportunity to explore risks, the tendency in the conventional
classroom is to limit this opportunity. __T

GRAMMAR
4- Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (5/7)

Since we arrived here in the summer we _have been wondering__ (wonder) how best to help the
community. The locals __were_ (be) so welcoming, and we just want to give something back, you know?
A couple of weeks ago, we started an online campaign for the local school. We __set up_ (set up) a
website where people can make donations. But unlike most fundraising drives, they’ll be donating time,
rather than money. So far, we __have had_ (have) a lot of interest from different trades people, and
even the media. On Friday morning I _m going to speak__ (speak) to a local radio about the project. A bit
nerve-wracking, but hopefully it’ll go well. Kate _is arranging__ (arrange) things with all the different
businesses who want to get involved – it _is taking__ (take) up most of her time at the moment.

5- Complete the sentences with a suitable relative pronoun. (5/5)

1) Can you recall __what_ we talked about last week?

2) This is __how_ I imagined life at university would be.

3) According to her, _what__ I do is wrong.

4) I don’t know __which_ class to choose.

5) I would like to know __when_ the class starts.

6- Complete the second sentence using the correct verb pattern so it has a similar meaning to the first.
Use no more than five words including the word in bold. (5,25/6)

1) Ella succeeded in completing her application on time.

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MANAGED

Ella ___managed to complete___ her application on time.

2) I think that this is the right place, here.

APPEARS

This __appears to be___ the right place.

3) It’s really kind of you to help me with my essay.

APPRECIATE

I ___really appreciate you helping__ me with the essay.

4) “Shall I get you a coffee, kate?” said Tom.

OFFERED

Tom __offered___ Kate a coffee.

5) Getting the money meant we could continue our research.

ENABLED

Getting the money ___ will enabled us to move foward___ with our research.

6) Parking is not permitted here.

ALLOWED

You are ___not allowed to park__ here.

7) Complete the conversations with the phrases in the box. You don’t need all the phrases and
sometimes more than one answer is possible. (3,5/4)

as long as but for if any if in doubt if so it seemed as if

otherwise provided that unless without

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1) A: You and your friends have just ordered a takeaway delivery. When it comes, no one has money on
them. Do you pay?

B: Not _unless___ they intend to contribute later on.

2) A: You’re in a meeting, and your colleague, a friend is making no sense. Everyone is getting frustrated.
What would you do?

B: I’d try to help him/her out, __ otherwise_ I’m not acting like a friend, am I?

3) A: Would you ever consider studying abroad?

B: Yes, __as long as __ I had a place at a good university and enough money.

4) A: Would you ever walk out on someone during a date?

B: Maybe. If _seemed as if__ we just weren’t going to click.

VOCABULARY
8- Complete the conversations with phrases in the box. (3,5/4)

that seems to be the consensus another illustration of this might speculate that
my impression was to cite one example

0) A: Have you found that most customers are happy with the service?

B: Yes, that seems to be the consensus - although there are always going to be a few issues.

1) A: Do they offer any advantage in terms of service?

B: Well, __to cite one___ they will deliver anywhere seven days a week.

2) A: That’s pretty useful. I guess it helps more flexible small businesses.

B: Yes, ___another illustration of this__ is that they offer a packaging service, too.

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3) A: Why did people use that company over others?

B: Well, ___my impression was__ they offered more competitive prices than anyone else.

4) A: Can you give us a reason why there are so many businesses like this starting up?

B: Well, you __might speculate that ___ it’s because there’s less regulation in the market these days.

9- Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. (3/4)

1) ___ says that you just can’t do that.

a) Paradigm shifting b) Game-changing c) Conventional wisdom

2) I’m part of the ___ - I rent out my parking space.

a) umbrella term b) on-demand access c) access economy

3) Children who are ___ for good work usually do well.

a) derided b) engaged c) praised

4) If you don’t know the answer, make ___ guess.

a) an educated b) a perfectionist c) a highly beneficial