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Progress Test 1A

Progress Test 1A

Name: ___________________________________________  Name: ___________________________________________ 

Grammar 

Grammar 

1

1 ComComplete tplete the senhe sentenctences. Uses. Use the pre the presenesent simpt simple or prele or present csent continontinuous foruous form of the vm of the verbs inerbs in brackets.

brackets. 1

1 Kate Kate ___________________________ (u___ (usualsually / ly / weawear) casr) casual cual clothlothes to es to worwork.k. 2

2 Why _Why ___________________________ (y__ (you / ou / follfollow) mow) me? t!e? t!s res really ally a""oa""oy#"gy#"g$$ %

% We __We ___________________________ ("ot me_ ("ot meet) &#et) &#cola 'cola 'eforefore the fae the fash#osh#o" show to" show to"#gh"#ght.t. 

 The cThe co"feo"fere"cre"ce __e ___________________________ ('e_ ('eg#") g#") at 2 at 2 .m. o.m. o" *r#" *r#+ay+ay.. ,

, -y 'r-y 'rotheother __r ___________________________ (ha_ (har+ly r+ly eer eer / go / go out) out) at wat weeke"eeke"+s.+s. 

 What What ___________________________ ___ (you (you / fa"/ fa"cy) cy) +o#"+o#"g th#g th#s afts after"oer"oo"?o"? 0

0 *ash*ash#o" _#o" __________________________ (___ (laylay) a" #m) a" #mortorta"t roa"t role #" le #" ouoular cular culturelture.. Mark __/7

Mark __/7 2

2 ComComplete tplete the senhe sentenctences ith tes ith the corhe correct frect form of torm of the vehe verbs belrbs belo. To. There is ohere is one vene verb !ou "orb !ou "o not nee".

not nee". 'el#ee

'el#ee hae hae mea" mea" "ot "ot "ee+ "ee+ refer refer "ot "ot remem'er remem'er stu+ystu+y 1

1  k"ow  k"ow we mewe met last yt last yearear 'u 'ut  ___t  _______________________ y____ your "aour "ame. !me. !m sorm sorry$ry$ 2

2 ookook$ Tha$ That strat stra"ge ma"ge ma" #s h" #s here aere aga#"ga#"$ ___$ ____________ you __ you ____________ me ___ me "ow"ow?? %

% What _What ____________ y___ you ___ou ____________ ? Tha_ ? That loot looks l#kks l#ke a" #e a" #"tere"terest#"st#"g 'oog 'ook.k. 

 3hr#3hr#s ___s __________________________ our h_ our helel. 4e ca. 4e ca" f#"" f#"#sh th#sh the 5o' e 5o' o" h#o" h#s ows ow".". ,

, WeaWear#"g r#"g 5ea"5ea"s #s s #s 6K '6K 'ut  _ut  ___________________________ w__ wear#ear#"g a "g a sk#rsk#rt.t. 

 3a"  3a"  call ycall you 'acou 'ack latek later? We r? We __________________________ ____ 'rea'reakfast kfast at the at the momemome"t."t. Mark __/6

Mark __/6 #

# ChChoooose se ththe ce cororrerect ct anansserers.s. 1

1 77oo""!!t t ffoorrggeett to atchto atch / / atchingatching the f#lm o" T8 th#s ee"#"g. the f#lm o" T8 th#s ee"#"g. 2

2   ccaa""!!t t ssttaa""++ to ear to ear  / / earingearing "ylo" clothes. !m  "ylo" clothes. !m allerg#c to sy"thet#c mater#als.allerg#c to sy"thet#c mater#als. %

% 9o9ome me cecelele'r'r#t#t#e#es +s +o"o"!t !t wwa"a"tt to liveto live / / livingliving outs#+e the u'l#c eye. outs#+e the u'l#c eye. 

 ThThe fe f#l#lm wm was sas so so sa+a+.  f.  feeeel ll l#k#kee to cr!to cr! / / cr!ingcr!ing.. ,

, ThThe e sstatar r mma"a"aagege++ to avoi"to avoi" / / avoi"ingavoi"ing ro'lems w#th the aara::#. ro'lems w#th the aara::#. 

 A""A""a sa#a sa#+ she + she wowoul+ cul+ come fome for a wor a weekeek 'ut s 'ut she ehe e"+e"+e+ u+ u to sta!to sta! / / sta!ingsta!ing two more. two more. 0

0 !!m #m #" a " a huhurrrryy.  .  caca"!"!t st stoto to haveto have / / havinghaving a chat "ow. a chat "ow. Mark __/7

Mark __/7

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8oca'ulary

$ Complete the sentences ith the or"s belo. There is one or" !ou "o not nee". 'aggy cute h#gh>heele+ la#" scruffy tre"+y

1  hate wear#"g ____________ shoes. They!re really u"comforta'le. 2 -y +a+ "eer wears t#ght trousers. 4e refers ____________ o"es$

% 7o"!t go to a 5o' #"ter#ew #" ____________ clothes. Wear someth#"g smart 'ut comforta'le.  A"g#e +oes"!t l#ke atter"s. 9he refers ____________ clothes.

,  'ought my tracksu#t years ago 'ut 'r#ght gree" #s "ot ____________ a"y more. Mark __/5

% Choose the correct ansers.

1  'ought a "ew lato last week 'ut  was uncomfortable & "issatisfie" w#th #t so  took #t 'ack to the sho.

2 aura a"+ -#ke are irreversible & inseparable. They rarely se"+ more tha" a few hours aart. % 7#+ you a#"t th#s 'eaut#ful #cture? t looks a'solutely incre"ible & unusual$

 ou ca"!t leae ch#l+re" o" the#r ow" #" a k#tche". t!s illogical & irresponsible. ,  ca"!t +o th#s e<erc#se. t!s s#mly impossible & unable.

Mark __/5

' Choose the correct ansers.

1 7o you refer wear#"g short or full(length & long(sleeve" sk#rts?

2 9#a" refuses to wear a"yth#"g ma+e from a"#mals @ "o velvet & fur  a"+ "o leather$ % " summer  ofte" wear cotton & short(sleeve" trousers.

 Kelly!s got a small shin! & loose clutch 'ag.

, ou ca"t wear two +#ffere"t earr#"gs$ ou "ee+ gau"! & matching o"es.  The ma" in & of  the 'lack su#t #s my u"cle.

0 ou look as like & though youe see" a ghost$ B That fluffy sotty 5acket looks aful & afull!$ C -y 'rother looks a '#t like & as George 3loo"ey.

1D ou +o"!t look like & ) ery e<c#te+ a'out the fash#o" show. Mark ___/10

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=se of E"gl#sh

* Complete the te+t ith the correct form of the or"s given.

Some of the most 1 ____________ (elegance) fashions are on display every year on the French Riviera, at the Cannes Film Festival. And this year is no different. Right now, Hollywood celerities 2 ____________ (wear)

 ea!tif!l dresses inspired y the sea.

"hese have a dramatic fish#tail shape, which is tight aro!nd the waist and hips, !t then gets wider from the $nee and finishes with a ea!tif!l, long, flowing train, similar to a wedding dress. "hese fish#tail style dresses, which were first pop!lar d!ring the Hollywood golden era, seemed % ____________ (e) ma$ing a comeac$ at the %olden %loes film ceremony in &an!ary, when many actresses decided  ____________ (choose) the style.

"he style is '!ite, ____________ (fashion) as it dates ac$ to the late nineteenth cent!ry, when a ritish

designer made dresses with an ____________ (conventional) shape, which to!ched the top of the feet at the

front and flowed along the gro!nd at the ac$. !ring the *+-s, it ecame the design that stars li$e  arilyn onroe en/oyed 0 ____________ (show off) their c!rves in.

0After years of women eing e1pected B ____________ (fit) into pencil#thin dresses, a more womanly shape is ret!rning in Hollywood,2 says fashion e1pert Clare Adams. 0C!rrently, fashion C ____________ (react) to today2s changing attit!des with dresses s!ch as the 1D ____________ (style) fish#tail design we see this year in Cannes.2

Mark ___/10

#ste"#"g

,  -isten to five people talking about surveillance. atch the speakers /1)%0 ith the

statements /A)0. There is one statement that !ou "o not nee". 9eaker 1 _____ 

9eaker 2 _____  9eaker % _____  9eaker  _____  9eaker , _____ 

 A Th#s erso" th#"ks that cameras are "ot the most effect#e way to sto cr#me. F Th#s erso" accets that 33T8 cameras are "ecessary #" certa#" s#tuat#o"s. 3 Th#s erso" 'el#ees that 33T8 cameras are a threat to our erso"al free+om. 7 Th#s erso" +oes"!t feel l#ke he/she ca" escae from 33T8 sure#lla"ce.

E Th#s erso" th#"ks that u'l#c laces +o"!t hae e"ough 33T8 cameras.

* Th#s erso" #s hay to g#e u some of h#s/her r#acy for a feel#"g of secur#ty. Mark __/5

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ea+#"g

 3ea" the te+t. Choose the correct ansers.

A blind date

Can yo! imagine what life wo!ld e li$e if yo! co!ldn2t see3 At a new e1hiition, yo! can e1perience the world !sing yo!r other senses4 to!ch, hearing, smell, taste and sense of alance to 0see2 witho!t !sing yo!r eyes. 5earn to !nderstand ea!ty in a totally new way6 Find o!t what things loo$ li$e when yo! are not loo$ing at all6

At the 7nvisile 81hiition, yo! can learn ao!t the practical aspects of eing lind. "ry o!t !sef!l devices that ma$e life easier for vis!ally#impaired people, s!ch as tal$ing cloc$s, raille typewriters, and comp!ter screen reading software. Have a go at crossing the road !sing a wal$ing stic$ wit h a sensor. 81perience what it is li$e to do yo!r shopping witho!t seeing what yo! are !ying, or !ild first impressions of a person ased on their voice and tone, not on their appearance.

!t there is more to life than practicality6 "he 81hiition also allows yo! to e1plore art4 to!ch sc!lpt!res, hear descriptions of paintings and photographs, and listen to m!sic in complete dar$ness. 81perience what it feels li$e to have dinner in the dar$. Spend an evening at the 7nvisile Resta!rant4 eat in a rela1ed atmosphere, s!rro!nded y the tastes and smells of a delicio!s meal, and the so!nds of good conversation and '!iet m!sic. ring someone on a real lind date 9 and show them a world they have never 0seen2 efore.

"o oo$ tic$ets for the e1hiition or a tale for dinner ("h!rsdays only), call -:- ;;* <:=>. Allow +- min!tes for the e1hiition, and aro!nd three ho!rs for dinner.

81hiition r!ns from Sat!rday +th April !ntil =rd Septemer.

Prices:81hiition ?@ two#co!rse dinner ?*>@ fo!r#co!rse dinner ?::. ownload the men! on o!r wesite.

1 The "ew e<h#'#t#o" allows eole to

a e<er#e"ce the worl+ us#"g all of the#r r#mary se"ses. ' u"+ersta"+ how much we rely o" our s#ght.

c e<er#e"ce the ower of se"ses other tha" s#ght. + see +eta#ls that they may hae oerlooke+.

2 The e<h#'#t#o" #s +es#g"e+

a to +emo"strate #""oat#o"s wh#ch hel eole #" the#r eery+ay l#es. ' for 'l#"+ eole to soc#al#se a"+ meet other 'l#"+ eole.

c to hel s#ghte+ eole u"+ersta"+ what l#fe #s l#ke for 'l#"+ eole. + to allow more eole to e<er#e"ce culture a"+ art.

% Whe" you e<lore art at the e<h#'#t#o" you a ca" o"ly use your se"se of touch.

' ca" l#ste" to art#sts talk#"g a'out the#r scultures.

c ca" feel o'5ects a"+ l#ste" to eole talk#"g a'out #ctures. + ca" comare e<er#e"ces #" l#ght a"+ #" +ark"ess.

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 At the restaura"t you

a ca" hae co"ersat#o"s w#th 'l#"+ eole.

' ca" choose the +#shes you wa"t 'y tast#"g them f#rst. c must 'ook a ta'le for two.

+ ca" choose 'etwee" two +#ffere"t me"us.

, The urose of the te<t #s to

a #"form eole a'out a erma"e"t museum +#slay.

' e"courage eole to symath#se w#th eole who hae +#sa'#l#t#es. c a+ert#se a "ew a"+ st#mulat#"g e<er#e"ce.

+ g#e a re#ew of a" u"usual restaura"t. Mark __/5

Wr#t#"g

14 5rite a letter /124)1%4 or"s0 to !our 6nglish(speaking penfrien" about hat !ou ear:

• Wr#te a'out what you wear to school o" a week+ay a"+ what you wear #" your free t#me. • 7escr#'e your faour#te outf#t a"+ why you l#ke #t.

• G#e e<amles of what you"g eole #" your cou"try l#ke to wear. •  Ask your fr#e"+ a'out h#s/her #ews o" fash#o" for you"g eole.

Mark __/10 Total: ___/70

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