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7. A: How many zoos are there in your city? 15. Katy cleans the apartment ____
B: ________________ Wednesday.
a. There are one a. In
b. Yes, there is b. On
c. There is only one c. At
III. WRITE A OR AN IF NECESSARY IV. WRITE THE PLURAL
23. This is _______ red apple.
II. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. (YES/NO QUESTIONS)
24. They don´t like ______ eggs. 28. Window
16. Is Vicente Fernandez an artist? __________________________________
25. There is _______ university near my 29. Book
17. Am I a teacher? _____________________________________________
house. 30. Wife
18. Are animals interesting? ______________________________________
26. I don´t like _______ apples. 31. City
19. Do you play the piano? _______________________________________
27. He is _____ honest man. 32. Thief
20. Does Cancun have nice beaches? _______________________________
21. Are there any zoos in Guanajuato? ____________________________
22. Can your teacher speak a lot of languages? ______________________
V. READING 1.
Read the following story. Choose the word in the box that correctly completes the sentences and write
the letter in your answer sheet.
(a) A MEAL (b) ARRIVED (c) BECAUSE (d) BAGGAGE (e) WANTED
(f) PROBLEMS (g) HAD TO (h) LIKED (i) FLIGHT (j) SHOPPING
READING 2
Read the passage about baby names and answer T (true) or F (false) according to the information in the
reading.
Baby Names Over the Years
READING 3
Istanbul
With a population of nearly 14 million people, Istanbul is Turkey’s biggest city. It has played an important role in history since
its creation in 657 BCE. Its first name was Byzantium, but its name changed to Constantinople in 330 CE, after the Roman Emperor
Constantine decided to make it his capital. In 1453, a Turkish sultan, Mehmed II, captured the city and made it the capital of
his own empire. The Turks gave the city its third name, Istanbul.
One of Istanbul’s best-known places is the Grand Bazaar, one of the world’s oldest and largest covered markets. Visitors can
also visit the Hagia Sophia, the city’s most famous building. It was the world’s largest church for more than a thousand years, and is
now an important museum. The city also has many beautiful mosques, including the famous Blue Mosque.
Istanbul stands on the Bosphorus, a 3 kilometre-wide river which connects the Black Sea with the Mediterranean. It is also the
border between Europe and Asia. About two thirds of the city is on the European side, and one third on the Asian side. Only two
bridges connect the two parts of the city, with 400,000 vehicles trying to cross every day, so
traffic jams are terrible. But there are plans to build a new bridge, and even a tunnel beneath the Bosphorus.
If you want to get away from the noise of the city, go to the Princes’ Islands, 15 kilometres from the city centre. The islands have
wonderful seafood restaurants, beautiful buildings and quiet streets – and no cars!
Read the text again. Write true (T) or false (F) next to the statements below.
1.