Tests Answer key Unit 1 Test A ath 3f 5c 79 22 4:1 6a Be 2 1 Do, know 5 competed 2 began 6 helped 3 have taken 7 begin 4 weren't 8 have, started 31 We had a party last Saturday. 2) Our dog has never bitten the postman before. 3 Have your parents ever stopped your pocket money? [ell while | was climbing a tree last week. Did you watch the football match last night? Sid has been / was in the basketball team for five years. 7 The headmaster was working in his office when he heard a noise. 8 Jules switched on the TV but it was broken. ous 4 1 burned 5S. scratched 2 fiat 6 funny 3 stuck jammed 7 bent 4 dead 8 wrong 5S 1 David Copperfield 2 Olver Twist 3 A Tale of Two Cities 4 Great Expectations and David Copperfield 5 David Copperfield 6 Great Expectations 7 A Tale of Two Cities 6 Marking scheme 1/2 mark each for describing the six problems in an understandable way. 2 marks for having a clear introduction and conclusion to the e-mail. 5 marks for accurate grammar. Unit 1 Test B ati ac sf Te 29 44d 6a Bh 2 1 Do, know 5 competed 2 wasn't 6 helped 3 have taken 7 star 4 were 8 have, begun >) 11 Have your mum and dad ever stopped your pocket money? 2 Jack has been / was in the football team for five years. 3. We saw a movie last Sunday. 4 Sara switched on the TV but it was broken. 5. The Principal was working in her office when she heard a noise 6 Jon fell while he was dimbing a wall last night. 7 Their dog has never bitten anyone before, 8 Did you watch the tennis match last week? 1 scratched 5 bent 2 wrong 6 stuck /jammed 3 bumed 7 dead 4 flat 8 funny 1. Great Expectations 2. David Copperfield 3. A Tale of Two Cities 4 Oliver Twist 5 A Tale of Two Cities 6 David Copperfield 7. Great Expectations and David Copperfield Marking scheme 1/2 mark each for describing the six problems in an understandable way. 2 marks for having a clear introduction and conclusion to the e-mail 5 marks for accurate grammar Unit 2 Test A 14 ‘/willlend 2 ‘will earn 3 W/ willbe 4 won't / will not pass 5 won't /will not have 6 leave 7 will, use 8 don't /do not make 9 ‘l/ will pay 2.1 Sallyis going to the concert tomorrow. 2. Dan is working until 9 o'clock today. 3. We're /are moving to our new house next week 4. 'm/am not sharing a room with my sister on holiday 5. We're /are visiting my grandparents on Sunday. 6 Kellys staying at the Grand Hotel 7 Fiona and Ray are flying to Spain for their holidays. © Oxford University Press