UNIDAD DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES TENANGO DEL VALLE

INGLES TECNICO II

SECTION SCORE PERCENTAG

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Student’s name: _______________________________
Grammar/Vocabulary ____ / 20%
Teacher’s name: ESTIVALIZ NAVA Reading ____ / 20%
Listening ____ / 20%
Exam: Final Exam Writing ____ / 20%
Speaking ____ / 20%
Group: TOTAL ____ / 100%

Date: ___________________ EXAM ____ / 0%

ACTIVITIES ____ / 0%
Total grade: _______

Student’s signature: ______________________

Vocal’s signature: _____________

SECTION ONE: GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY

A Choose the correct answers to complete the conversation.

Anya: Hey, Sean, I know you don’t 1 follow / make fashion much, but what are you going to wear
on Saturday?

Sean: Well, I wasn’t really thinking about dressing 2 up / down for it. It’s just a party!

Anya: True. But I also see it as a chance to make a fashion 3 code / statement! Why waste a good
opportunity?

Sean: Anya, whatever you wear, I’m sure it will be 4 up / in fashion. Your clothes always are!

Anya: Well, it’s true that I’d never willingly go anywhere 5 under / down dressed.

B Complete the sentences with the following words: chewing, design, fashion, plastic, retail.

1 Any good ________concept will include both the form and the function of the item being made.

2 Do you have any _________ gum in your purse?

3 We need to find a way to dispose of all the __________ bottles we use.

4 Do you know what the _________ price is for the new smartphone model?

5 Paul McCartney’s daughter is now a famous ________ designer.

C Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

1 I’m worried about ________ (fail) my exams next week.

2 Why don’t you use a refillable bottle instead of ________(buy) plastic water bottles all the time?

3 We ended up _________ (make) our wedding outfits ourselves.

4 I’m not interested in _________ (wear) fast fashion clothing.

5 We’re looking forward to _________ (attend) my sister’s first fashion show.

D Check (✓) the correct sentences. Rewrite the sentences that have mistakes. There is at least
one correct sentence.

1 Ethical clothing will made from recyclable material.

2 How will cars be manufactured in the future?

3 I think plastic won’t available in 50 years’ time.

4 The new range of cosmetics is make with essential oils.

5 The range will be marketed to younger teens up to age 14.

E In each pair of sentences, there is one correct and one incorrect sentence. Choose the correct
sentences.

1 a Certain types of material won’t used in consumer goods.

b Certain types of material won’t be used in consumer goods.

2 a These goods aren’t manufacture in Europe.

b These goods aren’t manufactured in Europe.

3 a The clothes are made using cheap labor in an undeveloped country.

b The clothes made using cheap labor in an undeveloped country.

4 a How the clothes be marketed online to older consumers?

b How will the clothes be marketed online to older consumers?

5 a The new tax laws won’t be enforced for another two years.

b The new tax laws won’t enforce for another two years.

SECTION TWO: READING

A Read the text.

Everyday dress codes

There’s an old saying that claims you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. While it’s true that
people shouldn’t, it’s also true that they do. So, how can you navigate the do’s and don’ts of
modern dressing? It isn’t usually difficult at work because you may have to wear a uniform—if you
are a nurse, a police officer, or even a store assistant. And even if you can choose what to wear,
you probably have clear dress codes from your employer. But what about in your social life? Can
you just wear what you want, wherever you go?

The answer to that is definitely “No, you can’t.” Let’s have a look at some of the reasons why.
Well, lounge wear seems a good place to start. These are the clothes many of us hang out in at
home in the evening and then sleep in. I put on PJs as soon as I get home, just to be comfy. And
that’s fine. What isn’t fine is nipping to the supermarket in your slippers and housecoat or doing
the school run in your nightwear. It doesn’t look good, even if it’s convenient.

There are more serious issues when it comes to things like social occasions that require some kind
of formal wear. Perhaps, your workplace has organized a night at the opera? Ripped jeans or a
short dress are not appropriate. You need to dress up a little—at the very least, smart casual
clothes and probably proper formal evening wear such as a cocktail dress or a tuxedo. Weddings
are another nightmare. It can be fun to wear something wild to a wedding, but you should ask
yourself if the happy couple will approve and remember that it’s not polite to draw people’s
attention away from the bride on her big day.

It may sound surprising, but it turns out that there are, in fact, very few occasions where you can
let your hair down when it comes to clothing. We have dress codes for many different occasions
and situations, and while it might be fun to break the fashion rules sometimes, it’s still worth
remembering that people do judge a book by its cover.

Choose True, False, or NS (not stated).

1 The writer thinks people don’t judge others on how they look. True / False / NS

2 Most people know what is or isn’t appropriate to wear for work. True / False / NS

3 The author has seen many people wearing their slippers in supermarkets. True / False / NS

4 Wedding guests should consider the feelings of the wedding couple. True / False / NS

5 The writer thinks dress codes apply in most situations. True / False / NS

SECTION THREE: LISTENING

A Listen to two friends talking about fashion and clothing. Choose True or False.

1 Sofia thinks it is important to follow fashion. True / False

2 Tom agrees that too many clothes are disposed of badly. True / False

3 Tom doesn’t believe that ethical clothing is well made. True / False

4 Sofia agrees that department stores are likely to have the trendiest clothes. True / False

5 Tom thinks they should reuse other people’s clothes for themselves. True / False

SECTION FOUR: WRITING

A You recently bought some footwear from an online retailer. Write a product review. Write at
least 300 words.

RUBRIC:

INADEQUATE FAIR (2) GOOD VERY GOOD EXCELLENT

(1) (3) (4) (5)
STRUCTURE AND
PUNCTUTATION
VOCABULARY AND
SPELLING
COHESION AND COHERENCE
TASK ACHIEVEMENT

SECTION FIVE: SPEAKING

A Talk about what kinds of clothes you buy. Do you prefer fast fashion or ethical, sustainable
clothing?

RUBRIC:

INADEQUATE (1) FAIR (2) GOOD (3) EXCELLENT (4)

FLUENCY
PRONUNCIATION AND
ACCENT
VOCABULARY
GRAMMAR
DETAILS