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TIME: 2 hours
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A B FINAL MARK SET
PART A
CIRCLE THE CORRECT OPTION a, b or c TO COMPLETE THE BLANKS 5 x 0.3 = 1.5 marks
1- When she _____ after the accident, she was in hospital. a) lay down b) came round c) got over
2- The baby was wearing a new _____ woollen sweater. a) white b) beautiful c) little
3- _____ it was freezing, she went out for a long walk. a) In spite of b) However c) Although
4- Robert doesn’t like spending any money at all. He’s _____ a) narrow-minded b) tight-fisted c) big-headed
EXCHANGES Match a line from A with a line from B to make short exchanges. Write the corresponding number from B in the box. There are two
4 x 0.2 = 0.8 mark
extra phrases in B.
A B B
b Karen has decided to start studying abroad 2 Really? Oh, why’s that?
5 How interesting!
REWRITE THESE SENTENCES Use the words in brackets without changing them 8 x 0.4 = 3.2 marks
1- Do a lot of physical exercise and you will sleep better. (THE… THE)
2- ‘Has Mr Robinson arrived yet? the manager asked. (DO YOU KNOW)
4- Tommy will not be able to start his university studies if he does not finish his secondary school. (UNLESS)
6- The bus driver didn’t stop at the red light. I had a car accident. (IF)
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8- Try on the sweater. It may not fit you. (IN CASE)
COMPLETE THE TEXT ABOUT ‘LIFE SEEMS UNFAIR’ WITH THE CORRECT TENSE OR VOICE OF THE VERBS IN 10 x 0.25 = 2.5 marks
BRACKETS
They say that good things happen to good people, and bad things happen to bad people. This isn’t always true. People who 1) (do) _________ great things in their lives die before they
should. This 2) (make) _________ life seem unfair, and it is sometimes. People who do bad things get away with it, sometimes. Eventually, people's deeds catch up to them.
Shawn was a good person. He 3) (volunteer) __________ every week at the animal shelter. He was nice to everyone, even to strangers. He took care of his grandparents. Good things should
happen to him, right? Unfortunately, one day Shawn found out that he 4) (dismiss) ___________ from work. This was unfair, because he 5) (always be) _______________ a very hard-
working person. However, losing a job when he needed it badly made him very motivated to look for a new job that paid well. Eventually, he found a great job as a teacher in China, where
he 6) (live) __________with a Chinese girl for ten years now. By next January they 7) (get) _________________ married.
Lizzie was a bad person. She 8) (steal) __________ people's credit card information, yelled at waiters, and used all her friends. Bad things should happen to her, right? Well, Lizzie has won
$200,000 from a lottery! Yes! It’s true. Justice was done eventually. She 9) (accuse) ______________ of credit card fraud, and had to use the money she 10) (win) ___________ to hire a
lawyer.
Love stories generally build up to a romantic climax and then end, leaving us with the impression that the couple lived happily ever after. Sadly, the reality is rarely as rosy as this.
In the first flush of love nothing much matters beyond being together - no sacrifice is too great if it helps you spend more time with the person whose mere presence intoxicates you. But
when the intoxication starts to wear off, as it does unfortunately, little misunderstandings start occurring, causing friction, irritation, long cold silences or angry rows.
Why is there this friction between men and women? John Gray thinks he knows the answer. The root cause of the problem, apparently, is that men and women don't understand just how
different they are emotionally. Men and women respond to problems in very different ways and consequently have very different emotional needs. When people insist on their own needs and
fail to properly appreciate the needs of their partners there is bound to be friction.
Whereas women want to talk and talk about their problems, men withdraw into the caves of their mind to focus on solving the problem. A man's self-esteem is built on a sense of how
competent he is, so he feels he must develop the skills to solve his problems on his own. Asking for help or idly expressing how terrible you feel is perceived as an admission of weakness
and incompetence. Rather than looking for understanding, men want their partners to admire them for the way they achieve their goals.
Task A Complete the phrases 1 to 3 with the corresponding ending a to e according to the text. There are two extra endings.
B B
3 Men feel they can cope c because they don’t have the same emotional necessities.
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PART B
WRITING 10 marks
Write one composition using 140 to 190 words. Choose either option A or option B and circle the letter corresponding to your choice.
A- Write a STORY beginning ‘I had never had so much fun before.’
B- Write an ESSAY about the advantages and disadvantages of following the latest fashion.
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