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Module 6 Test A

GRAMMAR
Write the correct tense
1 Where have you been? I (wait) for you for half an hour.
2 I (speak to) the manager already and everything is fine.
3 You (hear) from Christina, yet?
4 I (repair) the car all day.
5 He just (leave) for the office.

Make questions. Put the words in the correct order.

6 can me name you your tell?

7 from does where he come?

8 about are what you thinking?

9 know you do who contact to?

10 tell can me you what this about?

Correct the sentences.

11 France is a large country than Britain.

12 I was adventurouser when I was young.

13 We are not as busy we were yesterday.

14 I’m speaking English gooder, now.

15 You haven’t done your work enough carefully.

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VOCABULARY
Write ed or ing.
16 Pawel is fascinat___ by collecting stamps.

17 She finds rock-climbing a little daunt___.

18 The long delay annoy___ him.

19 The idea of eating raw meat is disgust___.

20 Competing in a marathon is challeng___.

Match the phrases to their definitions

21 cool no clouds
22 subzero neither hot nor cold
23 drizzle light wind
24 clear very cold
25 breeze light rain

Replace the underlined words with an expression with go

26 There are people outside. What’s happening?

27 They’re both suitable. Which one shall we choose?

28 I need a rest. I’ve been busy all day.

29 I won’t break my promise.

30 We’re leaving on holiday next week.

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READING
In Northern Canada ecologist are concerned for the future of the Polar Bear population. The sea
usually freezes over by mid November, but this year it has failed to do so. As a result the bears
are not able to cross the ice to hunt for food. They are very hungry, wandering around the
coastline, eating whatever they can find.
One of the problems is that Polar Bears have a very strong sense of smell. They have been
coming into the towns and villages of Northern Canada, taking food from rubbish bins and
breaking down doors of the shops to get at what is inside. Another problem is that they are very
large animals, and the males can be very aggressive. Some people have already been killed
when they have come across a hungry bear.
The police and the wildlife service are doing the best they can. Polar Bears are already
endangered and the authorities do not want to shoot them. Instead, when bears are reported near
where people live, they are drugged and taken away by helicopter, back to the coast.
Every year for the last ten years, the freeze has come later and later in Canada. There will come
a time when the sea does not freeze, and by then it will be too late for the Polar Bear.

Complete the notes

Sea: should (31)_____, hasn’t this year, later every (32)_____

Bears: (33)_____, aggressive, can’t hunt, (34)_____

People: some (35)_____, drug bears, take them away

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Module 6 Test A - ANSWERS

GRAMMAR
1 ’ve been waiting
2 ’ve spoken to
3 Have (you) heard
4 ’ve been repairing
5 ’s (just) left

6 Can you tell me your name?

7 Where does he come from?
8 What are you thinking about?
9 Do you know who to contact?
10 What can you tell me about this?

11 larger
12 more adventurous
13 as (busy) as
14 better
15 carefully enough

VOCABULARY
16 fascinated
17 daunting
18 annoyed
19 disgusting
20 challenging

21 cool neither hot nor cold

22 subzero very cold
23 drizzle light rain
24 clear no clouds
25 a breeze light wind

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26 going on
27 go for
28 on the go
29 go back on
30 going away

READING
31 freeze
32 year
33 large
34 hungry
35 killed

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