Vocabulary and Grammar Test Unit 5 Test B

Name: ___________________________________________

Vocabulary
1 Complete the headlines with the correct noun form of the words below.
thief offender vandal shoplifter mugger armed robber
1 TEENAGE ____________ IS GROWING
Last week, two teenagers broke the shop windows in the city centre!
2 FOOD SAFETY ____________ COMMITTED IN RESTAURANT
A thirty-seven-year-old restaurant owner was arrested after an inspection found several serious
problems with food safety.
3 STUDENT SENT TO PRISON FOR ____________
On Sunday, police arrested a young man caught stealing in Hammonds department store.
4 EVEN MORE ____________
Number of purses and mobile phones stolen in the street has increased by 10% each year for
the last ten years.
5 ____________ IN COLLEGE
A college security guard has caught a student who took his friend’s mobile phone from his bag
during a break.
6 ____________ AT BEAUTY SALON
A man with a gun entered J'Adore Beauty Salon at 7 p.m. on Wednesday.

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2 Complete the sentences by adding the prefixes mis- or dis- to the words in brackets.
1 ____________ (agreements) between parents and teenagers are natural.
2 Erica said she wrote the essay herself, but in fact, she copied it. Her ____________ (honesty)
really upsets me!
3 I think that doing something else while I’m trying to talk to you is a sign of ____________
(respect).
4 The fact you allow your son to do whatever he wants is the cause of his ____________
(behaviour).
5 When I found out I had failed the test, I stared at the results in ____________ (belief).
6 Jack still thinks it was his ____________ (fortune) that he tripped and fell while the others
managed to run away.

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3 Complete the sentences with two of the prepositions listed below. The prepositions can be
used more than once.
to with out up away
1 Andy lied to his parents, but he got ____________ it. They never found out the truth.
2 I’m not going to put ____________ such bad behaviour. I’ll have to ring your parents.
3 If you have fallen ____________ your best friend, don’t worry. Everybody has arguments from
time to time.
4 Dan has definitely lived ____________ his parents’ expectations. He’s been to an excellent
university and has now found a good job.
5 Lauren came ____________ a great slogan for the new charity campaign.
6 She’s owned ____________ writing the anonymous letter. We knew it was her anyway.

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4 Complete the text. Replace the words in bold with the words below.
legal prohibited restrictive optional fair obligatory

For some students in our class, it is not compulsory 1____________ to take a test if they have good
marks during the term. So they can just read a book during the test! I think this isn’t just
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____________ ! Everybody should follow the same rules!
According to the new cafeteria rules, they can’t sell fast food anymore. I think this is very limiting
3
____________ because sometimes I prefer burgers for lunch. And I don’t think that it is within the
law 4____________ to force people to eat what they don’t want to!
At my school, it is compulsory 5____________ to attend all lessons. It is against the rules
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____________ to go home when you want.
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Grammar
5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 You ____________ (not go) to prison if you answer all the police officer’s questions.
2 If I ____________ (be) you, I’d give the gun to the police officer.
3 If Colin had more free time, he ____________ (join) the dance club.
4 What ____________ (you / do) if you knew who stole your purse?
5 If you allow students to do whatever they want, things ____________ (get) out of control.
6 If teenagers didn’t put graffiti on the walls, older people ____________ (not have) to remove it.
7 I would admit to stealing the phone if I ____________ (be) sure I wouldn’t go to prison.
8 If I ____________ (not listen) to the radio every day I wouldn’t know about the armed robbery.
9 You ____________ (help) us a lot if you recognize the criminal.
10 The police ____________ (not put) people in prison if they weren’t guilty.
11 I ____________ (explain) everything if you promise not to tell anyone.
12 What ____________ (he / do) if he gets caught by the police?

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6 Circle the correct words to complete the text.

In our classroom, you 1mustn’t / don’t have to use your mobile phone during the lessons or exams.
You 2ought to / have to switch it off. That’s the school rule. You 3can’t / don’t have to wear the
uniform on Fridays. Personally, I 4’d prefer / ’ll prefer not to wear it at all because I think uniforms
make everybody look the same. In fact, if they 5make / made me school director, I 6will allow / ’d
allow everybody to wear whatever they wanted, when they wanted!
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7 Complete the sentences with the modal verbs below. Use each modal verb once.
must mustn’t have to can don’t have to doesn’t have to
1 Tom’s finished everything, so he ____________ stay at work any longer! He can go home!
2 You ____________ play loud music or make any noise after 11 p.m. It’s the law.
3 You ____________ put on this dress if you don’t want to. You look great in everything.
4 I ____________ stay out until midnight at weekends.
5 I ____________ call my mum when I come back. If I don’t, she’ll worry!
6 You ____________ wear uniform at school. It’s obligatory.

Mark: ___ / 6
TOTAL MARKS: ___ / 60