PRACTICE FOR THE

FINAL EXAM
Intermediate 9
QUESTION FORMULATION AND TASKS.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE EXAM

• Follow the instructions below. Ask questions and write your

statements on the answer sheet. If you do not understand the
instructions, ask your teacher.

• (3 points each /subtotal = 12 points)

UNIT 1: Social Networks

1. You went out with your friends yesterday. Ask a question about the subject.
(Use “Who”)
Who took pictures yesterday? / Who had the most fun?

2. You’re at a party with school friends. Make small talk. (Use an expression
/question tag)
The music is great, isn’t it?
UNIT 3: Experts

1. You have a rash in your arm. Ask the doctor in your school for help. (Make a polite
request.)
Would you mind taking a look at my arm?

2. You’ve waited at the doctor’s office for a while. Ask the secretary a polite request.
Do you have any idea how long I’ll have to wait?

3. Your friend is going on a trip to Cuzco. Give him/her a warning.

You should definetely take a raincoat with you.

FULL RESPONSES IN CONNECTED SPEECH.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE EXAM

• Use complete answers or short answers + additional information.

Write the responses on the answer sheet.

• (6 points each /subtotal = 18 points)

UNIT 1: Social Networks

1. Tell me about the last time you were reckless. (Use be+past
participle: passive voice)
I drove my car very recklessly last week. I was fined by
the police.

2. What kind of problems have you had lately? (Use have+noun+past

participle.)

Well, last week. I had my cell phone stolen. It was a very

expensive cell phone.
UNIT 2: Experts

1. What kind of sports did you practice as a child? (Use “used”)

As a child, I used to play voleyball every weekend. I was
in my school’s volleball team.

2. Did you get good grades in primary school? (Use “used”)

Yes, I used to get excellent grades. I got a diploma in
math in the last year of primary school.
UNIT 3: Survival
1. Tell me your opinion about extreme sports. (Use adverbs.)
Extreme sports are indredibly interesting. I love bungee jumping.

2. What do you think about reality shows? (Use adverbs.)

I seldom watch reality shows. I don’t think they’re fun at all.