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Exámen Febrero, 2015. II
Exámen Febrero, 2015. II
Name: _____________________________
READING:
Read the text. Then tick ( ) the sentences true (T) or false (F). (0’25)
Imagine a long queue at a market and you are standing at the end. The
queue is moving very, very slowly. How do you feel?
Richard Larson, a psychology professor, studies the feelings of
people in queues. Then, he helps companies make their queues better.
According to Larson, queues can make people feel very angry and
frustrated. But some queues are fun to wait in. One theme park has
got computer games and video cameras for people in the queue.
There, waiting is enjoyable!
Larson says something else interesting: Information helps. Some
places – banks or chemists’, for example – give numbers so clients
know how many people are in front of them. Disneyland has got
signs with the waiting time for rides so people can choose to wait or
leave. Sometimes a sign says there’s a 40-minute wait, but the queue
moves quickly and it’s only 30 minutes. The people in the queue feel
lucky, not angry!
Understanding queues is a science and with Richard Larson’s help,
maybe we can enjoy standing in them!
T F
VOCABULARY:
GRAMMAR:
1.Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Continuous. (0’25)
2.Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Simple or Present
Continuous form of the verbs in brackets. (0’25)
1. Denise …………………… (not browse) the web right now.
2. What …………………… you …………………… (think) about the new art teacher?
3. I …………………… (wash) the dishes now.
4. We …………………… (not want) to play tennis at the moment.
5. Jan usually …………………… (help) her mum after school.
3. Write questions with the words below. Use the Present Continuous. (0’25)
1. you / watch / TV / right now
Are you watching TV right now?
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4. Complete the answers with the verbs in brackets. Use the Present Continuous.
Then match the answers to the questions in Exercise 3. (0’25)
…… is shining
4 a.No, it isn’t. The sun …………………… (shine).
5. Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use the Past Simple. (0’25)
Rod 1 love / loves / is loving rugby and he watches every rugby game on TV. He 2 want /
wants / don’t want to visit a rugby stadium, so he often 3 browses / browse / is browsing
the web for a place to visit. At the moment, he 4 is reading / doesn’t read / reads about
the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales. The Millenium Stadium 5 has got / is / are seats
for 74,500 people. On some days, 6 are there / there are / there aren’t any games and
visitors 7 often / right now / every day tour the stadium.
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Their / They’re / They walk around the showers and run in the players’ tunnel and onto
the field.
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They’re / There is / Is there a special place for the Queen and her family to sit. It’s / Its
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/ This the royal box. The visitor’s / visitors’ / visitors can sit there on the tour. Ron is
very excited. He
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has got / is / isn’t at the stadium today, but he hopes to visit soon.
Irregular Verbs. Complete the table with the correct form of the irregular verbs. (0’5)
INFINITIVE PAST SIMPLE PAST PARTICIPLE MEANING
Begin
Bear
Become
Be
Beat
LISTENING: (0’25)
Listen to a conversation between Emily and her grandmother Abigail. Are the sentences
true or false?
WRITING: (1)
Imagine a photo of you and your friends at a department store. Describe the photo.
Include who is in the photo, where you are and what is happening.
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