Unit Test 6 y Final Test 1: Vocabulario, Gramática y Lectura con Soluciones (Niveles 1 y 2)
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Unit Test 6 - Level 1
Vocabulary
1.
1. spectators, 2. occur, 3. commemorates, 4. look forward to, 5. leaflets, 6. take part in
2.
1. remind; remember, 2. custom; costume, 3. wedding; marriage, 4. cancelling; postponing, 5. viewers; spectators
3.
1. disguise, 2. turned up, 3. takes part in, 4. dress up, 5. leaflet, 6. joyful
4.
1. nice, 2. slowly, 3. angry, 4. carefully, 5. well
Grammar
5.
1. mustn’t, 2. should, 3. might, 4. couldn’t, 5. had to, 6. could, 7. can’t, 8. must
6.
1. a, 2. b, 3. a, 4. b
7.
1. might have, 2. ought to have, 3. must have, 4. needn’t have, 5. shouldn’t have
Optional Reading
1
1. b, 2. c
2
1. The ships are used for illegal activities such as transporting drugs.
2. Because well-known pirate areas are very large and difficult to control.
3
1. Take over the ships and sail away with them.
2. Must avoid areas with pirate activity, or sail through them at full speed with plenty of security on board.
4.
1. survived, 2. threaten, 3. illegal, 4. at full speed, 5. handsome
Unit Test 6 - Level 2
Vocabulary
1.
1. disguise, 2. commemorates, 3. occur, 4. leaflets, 5. turns up, 6. venue, 7. take part in, 8. dress up
2.
1. viewers, 2. cancelled, 3. marriage, 4. costume, 5. remind, 6. angry, 7. well
3.
1. venue, 2. turn up, 3. costumes, 4. cancelled, 5. spectators, 6. look forward to
Grammar
4.
1. should have bought, 2. might have gone, 3. must have forgotten, 4. needn’t have bought
5.
1. mustn’t smoke, 2. shouldn’t have told, 3. has to eat, 4. could have apologised
6
1. We shouldn’t have left early.
2. Can the train get to London by six o’clock?
3. You / We mustn’t talk on (your / our) mobile phone/s here.
4. Robert might have called yesterday.
7
1. must start, 2. should / might hire, 3. should have hired, 4. would have enjoyed, 5. shouldn’t / needn’t try
Optional Reading 1
1. c, 2. a
2
1. So they can use them for drug running and other illegal activities.
2. In order to prevent pirate attacks, ships’ captains should avoid areas with pirate activity, or sail through them at full speed while taking massive security precautions.
3
1. Well-known pirate regions are huge and difficult to patrol.
2. Piracy takes place in international waters.
4
1. armed, 2. brutal, 3. affiliated with, 4. prosecute, 5. precautions
Final Test 1 - Level 1
Vocabulary
1.
1. up, 2. of, 3. out, 4. out, 5. for
2.
1. take part in, 2. spectators, 3. make reservations, 4. pick out, 5. professional, 6. afraid of, 7. have a sense of humour, 8. pleased with, 9. imitation, 10. sound good
3.
1. venue, 2. hired, 3. nutritious, 4. can’t afford, 5. postponed
4.
1. knowledgeable, 2. caught a cold, 3. expensive, 4. commemorate, 5. work experience
Grammar
1.
1. b, 2. a, 3. c, 4. a, 5. c, 6. a, 7. c, 8. b
2
1. who, 2. when, 3. whose, 4. where, 5. which
3.
1. could wear, 2. lands, 3. didn’t live, 4. won’t / doesn’t go out, 5. wouldn’t have known
4.
1. was returned, 2. would fix, 3. won’t be forgotten, 4. had always enjoyed, 5. had gone out
5.
1. will get … done, 2. had … sent
Reading
1.
1. c, 2. b
2.
1. Play Nintendo games … wouldn’t give his present back.
2. Send out her yearly Christmas message to the British people.
3.
1. In 1957, the Queen sent out her yearly Christmas message on television.
2. Because the Queen understands that she must adapt to the 21st century if she wants to appeal to the younger generation.
4.
1. benefits, 2. frequently, 3. high-tech gadgets, 4. adapt, 5. appeal to
Final Test 1 - Level 2
Vocabulary
1.
1. employee, 2. go abroad, 3. inedible, 4. balanced diet, 5. occur
2.
1. for, 2. on, 3. out, 4. back, 5. up
3.
1. professional, 2. scenery, 3. relatives, 4. consumer, 5. shop around, 6. check out, 7. budget
4.
1. helpful, 2. productive, 3. exhausted, 4. workable, 5. creative, 6. adventurous, 7. relaxing, 8. emotional
Grammar
1.
1. has lost; was given
2. had already been sent; asked / will already have been sent; asks
3. have lived / have been living; was built
2.
1. He wishes he could have gone to the parade.
2. The guard told him that he must / had to pass through security.
3. Roberta wanted to know if / whether she was planning to get married.
4. I wish you would help me. / I wish I had your help.
5. The nurse explained that the baby couldn’t eat before six o’clock.
6. Timothy asked what street they lived on.
3
1. I love that film, which has got a happy ending.
2. The doctor who is in the operating theatre needs help. / The doctor who needs help is in the operating theatre.
3. As soon as Sherry has enough money, she will take driving lessons.
4. Martin will have the package delivered tomorrow.
5. If I were you, I would ask Beatrice out on a date.
6. The family whose dog was stolen got a new pet.
7. We had the singer sing our favourite songs.
8. If you use this program, your computer will be free of viruses. / Your computer will be free of viruses if you use this program.
4.
1. She must be happy about the news.
2. The children might have broken the window.
3. David must have forgotten about the meeting.
4. I can’t come to the party.
5. You should wear a suit for the interview.
Reading
1.
1. a, 2. c
2.
1. Silver surfers can meet new friends playing virtual poker and bingo, trying online dating sites and visiting chat rooms.
2. She sends him text messages.
3.
1. Older people are using the Internet.
2. It may be a good way to bridge the generation gap.
4.
1. can’t get enough, 2. established, 3. bridge, 4. broadcast, 5. apparently