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Module 01-10 End of Level Test 5A


VOCABULARY
1 Read the clues. Complete the crossword.
Across
3 Jim isnt very well. Hes been ______ for over a week with flu. (3)
5 An internet diary is called a ______. (4)
6 A doctor for animals. (3)
7 I won a lot of money in a TV ______ show (4)
8 Another word for wealthy. (4)
10 Lets meet ______ one evening next week. (2)
11 There are sixty ______ in an hour. (7)
Down
1 He doesnt sleep well. Hes a very ______ sleeper. (5)
2 Is your ring made of gold? No, its ______. (6)
4 Another word for huge. (8)
9 I was thirsty so I bought a ______ of lemonade. (3)

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2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the word in brackets.
These shoes are tight and very uncomfortable (comfort).
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Hes being very ________________ (mystery) about his new girlfriend.

Shes very ________________ (create) and designs her own posters.

The story had a ________________ (surprise) ending.

Youve made a lot of ________________ (care) mistakes in your homework.

My sister is a ________________ (science).

Have you got any ________________ (inform) about the trip?

She always buys ________________ (trend) clothes.


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3 Complete the multi-part verbs.


Hes taken up surfing and really enjoys it.
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We ran ______ Lucy in town yesterday. We hadnt seen her for ages.

Sue has dropped ______ of her course because it was too difficult for her.

Have you handed ______ your homework yet to Mr Jones?

As soon as we had finished our meal, the waiter took ______ our plates.

Although he didnt feel well, the singer went ahead ______ the concert.

My exams start soon. I must get ______ to some serious revision.

He works ______ at the gym three or four times a week.

A lot of new building are being put ______ near the university.
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GRAMMAR
4 Complete the sentences. Choose the correct verb (A, B or C) for each gap.
Annas birthday party _C_ tomorrow.
A will
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B is being

Do you like my new jacket? It ___ made of Italian leather.


A was

B is
B would

B learnt

C would learn

B is it

C it is

B had ridden

C rode

Sue ___ down the hill when she fell off her bike.
A has cycled

C hadnt

They asked me if I ___ a horse since the accident.


A have ridden

B shouldnt have

Theres somebody at the door. Do you know who ___?


A has it been

C hasnt marked

I wish I ___ to swim when I was younger.


A had learnt

B didnt mark

I ___ eaten all those cakes. I feel really ill now.


A wouldnt have

C can

Our teacher ___ our chemistry tests yet.


A doesnt mark

C has been

Luckily, all the guests ___ get out of the hotel before it was flooded.
A were able to

C is

B cycled

C was cycling

I ___ scared of spiders when I was little.


A used to be

B would be

C was being

10 We ___ the train if wed hadnt run all the way to the station.
A will miss

B would have missed C have missed


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5 Underline the correct word(s).


He likes bright colours, for example / as red, green and blue.
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She suddenly / meanwhile got up and ran out of the room crying.

Afterwards / After wed had breakfast, we went to the beach.

They walked for hours and to sum up / finally reached the camp at midnight.

Can you look after my cat while / then Im away next week, please?

Instead of / Apart from wearing trousers to the party, Tina decided to wear a dress.

Can you text Mark in case / so that he knows the exam is starting earlier tomorrow

The race was postponed because of / because the heavy rain overnight.

Although / Since Tim is a good player, he hasnt been selected for the school team.

Meanwhile / During the summer holidays, I learnt to surf.

10 Hes a really nice person also / as well as being very good-looking.


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6 There is one mistake in each sentence. Cross out the mistake and rewrite the
sentence correctly.
Im been painting my room all morning.
Ive been painting my room all morning.
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After arrive at our hotel, we went for a swim.

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Andy wants us helping him with his project.

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The play will be perform in the school theatre next Saturday evening.

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Shes such talented that Im sure shell win a prize.

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She looks as a film star in her evening dress.
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KEY EXPRESSIONS
7 Complete the conversation between two friends. Choose the correct word or
phrase (A, B or C) for each gap.
A: Hi Bob. _C_?
B: Not 1 ___ well. The physics exam was a nightmare!
A: Im sure it wasnt 2 ___ bad. 3 ___ you usually come top at physics?
B: Yes, but not this time. Chris and I only got 35%. Anyway, 4 ___ the subject, my
cousin Steve is staying with us this weekend. What about 5 ___up on Saturday
evening?
A: Good idea. 6 ___ we go to the cinema?
B: Well, Steves really looking forward to going bowling, so do you mind 7 ___we do
that?
A: 8 ___, no problem. I could ask Chris to join us, too.
B: Yes go 9 ___. But dont mention exams!
A: No I wont. 10 ___.

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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9
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A How does it go
A pretty
A that
A Wont
A changing
A meet
A Shall
A that
A Exactly
A ahead
A Ill promise

B How is it
B very
B quite
B Dont
B change
B we meet
B Lets
B if
B Certain
B forward
B Im promising

C Hows it going
C really
C such
C Did
C I change
C meeting
C Do
C whether
C Sure
C to
C I promise
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LISTENING
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8 A detective is telling journalists about a recent kidnapping. Listen and complete


the notes.
Jamie was kidnapped.
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Jamies father, Colin, is a ____________.

Jamie was kidnapped on ____________ afternoon.

Jamie was wearing his ____________ school uniform.

Jamies friend, Tommy, said that a man with a ____________ car was talking to
Jamie.

The man said he was Jamies ____________.

The ransom note demanded ____________.

The note told Jamies mum to take the money to ____________ Park.

Jamies mum left the money at ____________oclock.

The police found Jamie in a flat near the ____________.

10 Jamie and his parents are now at the ____________.


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9 Listen to the radio news. Decide if the sentences are (T) true or (F) false.
The summary is of international news. _F_
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There has been a fire at the art gallery. ___

All the paintings were damaged in the fire. ___

The police have arrested three men in connection with a bank robbery. ___

The police have found three suitcases containing bank notes. ___

There are a lot of tickets left for the concert this evening. ___

Tickets for the concert are 7. ___

Stories for the competition must be between 1,500 and 2,000 words. ___

The winning story will be read out of the radio next year. ___

There was an accident earlier in the day in the town centre. ___

10 The weather forecast is for heavy rain tonight. ___


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READING
10 Read about a famous British writer. Complete the gaps (1-5) with the sentences
(ae).

The creator of Sherlock Holmes


_f_ Although the Doyle family were wealthy, Arthurs father was the black sheep of the
family because of his problems with alcohol.
1 ___ She loved books and was a wonderful storyteller. Arthur described how his
mothers voice would sink to a horror-stricken whisper when she reached a
particularly dramatic part of a story.
2 ___ He was sent to a boarding school for seven years and hated it. His only moments
of happiness were when he wrote to his mother and when he played sport.
3 ___ He practised medicine and specialised in eye care until 1891, when he became a
full-time writer. He returned to work as a doctor during the South African War (1899
1902).
4 ___ Other Sherlock Holmes novels followed. At one point, Doyle felt that he had had
an overdose of Sherlock Holmes and killed his detective in The Final Problem,
published in 1893. However, Doyles readers were so disappointed that he decided to
bring Sherlock Holmes back to life in the story The Empty House, published in 1903.
By the 1920s, Doyle became one of the highest-paid writers in the world. He died in
1930.
5 ___ They have been translated into more than fifty languages and made into plays,
films, radio and television series, a musical comedy, a ballet, cartoons, comic books and
advertisements.
(a) When he was nine, Arthurs wealthy relatives paid for him to be educated in
England.
(b) Doyles Sherlock Homes stories remain popular throughout the world.
(c) Arthur married Louise Hawkins in 1884 and graduated as a doctor the following
year.
(d) Arthurs mother, Mary, was the most important influence on him.
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(e) Doyles first Sherlock Holmes novel was published in 1887.


(f) Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was born in 1859 in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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11 Read the text again. Mark the sentences (T) true, (F) false or (DK) dont know.
Arthur Conan Doyle came from a poor family. _F_
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Arthurs father was the most successful person in the Doyle family. ___

As a child, Arthur liked listening to his mother read stories to him ___

He hated all his wealthy relatives. ___

He studied medicine and became a doctor. ___

After 1891, he never worked as a doctor again. ___

Sherlock Holmes, the detective, dies in one of Doyles stories. ___

Doyle earned a lot of money as a writer. ___

Fifty of his stories have been made into films. ___


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12 Read about the jazz musician, Louis Armstrong. Choose the best word (A, B or
C) for each gap.

The king of jazz


Louis Armstrong _C_ in 1901 and died in 1971. He was known 1 ___ the nickname
Satchmo and was one of the most 2 ___ jazz musicians of the 20th century. He first
became popular as a trumpeter, 3 ___ later he was best known as a vocalist and was one
of the most 4 ___ jazz singers of all time.
In 1943, after 5 ___ many years touring in jazz bands, he settled in New York. 6 ___, he
didnt give 7 ___ his busy touring schedule until a few years before his death.

1
2
3

A born
A by
A fame
A and

B is born
B as
B famed
B but

C was born
C with
C famous
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5
6
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A influential
A spent
A Despite
A up

B influenced
B spending
B Although
B out

C influencing
C to spend
C However
C over
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WRITING
13 Read about Lukes interview to study art at university. Complete sentence (b)
so that it means the same as sentence (a). Use no more than three words.
(a) They held interviews at the university yesterday.
(b) Interviews were held at the university yesterday.
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(a) Luke caught an early train. He arrived in good time for his interview.
(b) Having ____________ an early train, Luke arrived in good time for his
interview.

(a) Interviewer: How many of your paintings have you brought with you?
(b) The interviewer asked him how many of his paintings he ____________ with
him.

(a) The interviewer asked Luke about Picasso. Luke knew a lot about him.
(b) The interviewer asked about Picasso who Luke knew ____________.

(a) Interviewer: Is there a painting of Picassos which is your favourite?


(b) Interviewer: Could you tell me if ____________ a painting of Picassos which
is your favourite?

(a) Luke: I regret Im not better at abstract painting.


(b) Luke: I wish I ____________ at abstract painting.
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14 Write a story about the theft of a valuable painting. Use the title Art thieves
Write four paragraphs:
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2
3
4

Give some facts about the painting: Where was it stolen from? Who is the artist?
When was it painted? Describe the painting.
Say when the theft happened and how it was discovered.
Say what clues and evidence the police have found. Speculate about the thieves
motives.
Make up your own ending. Do the thieves get away with the crime? (Where do they
go? What do they do with the painting?) Or do the police catch the thieves? (How?
Where? Is the painting in good condition?)

Remember to tell your story in the past and use linking words where appropriate.
Write 100-150 words.
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