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FINAL EXAM
Teacher: Level: N3
Centro de Idiomas
Student’s name: Date: Score:
1. Listen to the dialogue and answer the following questions. You will hear the recording a total of three
times (10 points).
2. For each gap, write the verb in brackets in the correct tense, past simple or past continuous (5 points).
4. A toy manufacturing company is holding a competition to find a good name for a new toy. These are the
rules for entering the competition. Choose the correct modal verb in the sentences below so that each
sentence matches the meaning of the rules. (5 points)
Competition Rules
You are Mario Montana . You need to call Gina at Office Supplies to cancel your meeting with the
CEO. You want to reschedule the meeting for another day. You are out of town from the 6th-10th
January but then you are available.
A Good morning, Office Supplies. Gina speaking. How can I help you, sir?
B ______________________________________________________________________________
A Would you like to reschedule?
B ______________________________________________________________________________
A Can you come on January the 8th in the afternoon?
B ______________________________________________________________________________
A What about the 15th, are you free then?
B ______________________________________________________________________________
A What time would you like to come?
B _______________________________________________________________________________
A That should be fine. Do you want the CEO to confirm the meeting by telephone?
B Yes, that would be helpful, thanks.
Howard Stapleton noticed that in his town, large groups of young people often met outside shops. They
didn’t often go into the shops to buy things, but they made it difficult for customers to enter the shops.
Stapleton knew this was bad for business. He wanted to help.
Then he had an idea. He made a machine that makes a very high noise. Young people can hear the noise,
but older people can’t hear it. The noise doesn’t hurt young people, but it makes them want to leave the
area. He calls his machine the Mosquito. (A mosquito is a small insect that makes an irritating sound.) The
product is a success. He has sold 3.500 units in a year. The cost is $500 each. In some areas, the police buy
the Mosquito to stop young people from meeting in large groups. This helps businesses, because customers
are now able to enter their shops easily.
But not everyone is happy. Shami Chakrabarti says that it is not fair to young people. She has complained to
the police and some businesses that have bought the Mosquito. As a result of her complaints, sales of the
Mosquito have decreased by 50 per cent.
Stapleton wants to negotiate with Chakrabarti, but she won’t talk to him. She says: “This is a bad product.”
Stapleton is thinking about reducing the price to increase sales.
d. The Mosquito...
-has solved the problem in some areas
- is causing problems for some businesses
-is popular with young people.
Dear colleagues
In our meeting earlier today, we discussed the program for the visit and agreed the following:
Writing (10 points)
Either
Student gives a 5 minute presentation of their company
Or
In pairs students have 20 minutes to prepare and present a dialogue on one of the following situations:
Rent a car, deal with a complaint over the telephone, negotiate a contract or give advice to a colleague about
a problem at work.
Listening taken from Intelligent Business Pre-Intermediate Test Master # 7 Play the recording a total of
three times.
Oral: 20 points
Writing: 10 points
Total: 70 points