FINAL EXAM 2022
Level: TEENS 5 (B1+)
Apellido y Nombre:……………………………………………………………………….……………………………………..
Instituto: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
LISTENING
LISTEN AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER (20)
1 Lisa is not stressed ...
a) when she is on holiday.
b) by much, she thinks she's quite relaxed.
c) by exams.
2 Lisa is given ...
a) a lot of assignments by her school.
b) a lot of help with her schoolwork by her brothers and sisters.
c) a lot of attention because her parents are divorced.
3 Lisa's mother stresses her because ...
a) she doesn't let her go out at weekends.
b) she expects her to do well in her exams.
c) she worries about her so much.
4 All Lisa's brother and sisters ...
a) are at university.
b) are younger and Lisa has to look after them a lot.
c) are very calm.
5 Lisa is scared of ...
a) the dark.
b) speaking in public.
c) letting her mother down
6 Steven is doing his exams soon but ...
a) he hasn't revised.
b) he's on a running team and has a part time job at weekends.
c) he's not worried.
7 Steven thinks that the Maharishi School is ...
a) too hippish.
b) not necessary for kids.
c) a good idea.
8 Steven thinks that his teachers ...
a) only care about their own subject.
b) are fantastic.
c) dislike him.
9 Both Steven and Lisa think ...
a) that their classmates would love to go to the Maharishi School.
b) that their classmates would hate to go to the Maharishi School.
c) that their classmates would be embarrassed to do yoga at school at first.
10 Steven believes his mates would …
a) Reject the idea
b) Get used to the idea eventually
c) Change the idea
READING
2) READ AND DECIDE WHETHER THE SENTENCES ARE TRUE OR FALSE(10)
Mika's Homestay in London by Mika Tanaka
Mika Tanaka, a college student from Japan, had a wonderful homestay in London. She lived with a British
family and studied English for a month.
«What do you want for your 19th birthday?" my parents asked me. "A ring;' I replied. However, instead of a ring,
my parents gave me a one- month homestay in London.
On February 11, I left Japan. On the plane, I worried about being all alone there-a stranger to London. But
when I met the Flannery family (my host family), their warm welcome made me feel at ease. Both my host
father and mother were very kind and treated me like their own.
Getting Ready to Go
Before going to London, I did some research on English schools in London and chose Oxford House College,
mainly because it had reasonable fees. Also, there weren't many Japanese students at Oxford House.
I took my parents' advice and requested that my homestay family have both a mother and a father, be
native-born, non-smoking, middle-class British people, and live near a subway station. I later found
that this was very good advice, since some of my friends at the English school were having problems
with their host families.
Living in London
Potatoes! It took me a little time to get used to the many kinds of potato dishes served: fried potatoes,
steamed potatoes, sliced potatoes, and different-coloured potatoes. My host mother was a good cook.
She made delicious pasta and chicken dishes and even cooked rice for me.
Nadiege, a French girl, was another homestay student living with us, and we went around London
together. On Saturdays, my host family would have a party at home with friends or family. When we
returned from touring London, Nadiege and I would join the party. On Saturday evenings, Mr. and Mrs.
Flannery would go to their favourite pub to spend time together.
Although I selected a school with few Japanese students, there were still at least two in each class. In
class, I tried to speak a lot, but many Japanese students didn't use their English very much (even if they
had large vocabularies) and spoke only Japanese with their friends.
Sometimes, I asked other people their impressions of Japan. "Japanese people work too hard:' said my
French friend. My teacher thought that Japanese people were very rich. I did not agree with these
points, but I was interested in knowing what foreign people thought. One month in London made me
realize that speaking English was very important because it is the language that people from many
countries use the most. I would like to be more open-minded about people from different countries,
like my host family is.
TRUE FALSE
1. For her 19th birthday, Mika asked for a homestay in London □ □
2. Mika went to England alone □ □
3. Mika lived with a host family for two months □ □
4. Mika decided to study at Oxford House College because it wasn't expensive □ □
5. Mika did things in London with the Flannery’s' youngest daughter □ □
3) Choose the correct option in each sentence.(20)
1 Put the bags ………. the floor in the kitchen, please.
A ON B IN C AT
2 That train goes ………. Leeds to Liverpool.
A FOR B FROM C OF
3 There was a queue of people ………the door.
A along B outside C through
4 He said, I’m going to the station.' He said that he …………….. to the station
A IS GOING B GOES C WAS GOING
5 They said, “We had booked the room before we left” They said (that) they ………….. the
room before they (had) left
A HAD BOOKED B BOOKED C BOOKS
6 Jill said, I’ll go to the bank tomorrow”. Jill said (that) she ………….to the bank the
following day
A GO B WILL GO C WOULD GO
7 A: Who looks after your garden for you? B: lt ....................... (look after) by my brother
A LOOKING AFTER B IS LOOKED AFTER C LOOKED AFTER
8 A: Where is your watch? B: I broke it. lt .................. (repair) at the moment
A IS BEING REPAIRED B BEEN REPAIRED C IS REPAIRED
9 lt was good of you .............................................(help) me fix my bicycle.
A HELP B HELPS C TO HELP
10 My parents let me......................... (stay) up late at weekends
A STAYS B STAYING C STAY
11 Someone .......................... the tickets are free.
A) SAID ME B TOLD ME C TOLD TO ME
12 Last week Justin said 'I'll do it tomorrow.' He said he would do it ...............................
A THE FOLLOWING DAY B THE PREVIOUS DAY C YESTERDAY
13 I don't know why Nancy didn't go to the meeting. She said she ........... definitely going.
A BE B WAS C WOULD
14 Ben writes very quickly. He's………………………….. finished his essay,
A ALREADY B BEEN C FOR
15 What are you going to do? I don't know. I haven't decided .........
A JUST B LONG C YET
16 The bank told me last week there was no money in my account. ………………………………..it all.
A I'D SPENT B I SPENT C I WAS SPENDING
17 There's a new road to the motorway.......................................... it yesterday.
A THEY'D OPENED B THEY OPENED C THEY'VE OPENED
18 ………………………….I always email people, I've never sent an attachment.
A ALTHOUGH B HOWEVER C SINCE
19 He blogs, …………………..he's never created a website.
A BUT B TOO C AND
20 We __ leave now. We can leave later.
A MUSTN'T B SHOULD C DON'T HAVE TO
4) Choose the correct answer (20)
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917, in Massachussets, USA.
He studied at Harvard University, then (1) ... A... the US Navy in 1941 where he served until
1945.
John F. Kennedy planned (2) .......... a journalist and his older brother, Joe, planned to be a
politician, but when Joe (3) .............. in the war, the family expected John to follow a career
in politics instead. He was a successful politician (4) ...... he cared about his country and its
people.
On September 12th, 1953, John F. Kennedy married Jacqueline Lee Bouvier. They were
happy together and had two children. Jackie Kennedy was (5) .......... beautiful and
glamorous that the whole of America loved her.
John F. Kennedy became the 35th President of the USA in 1960 - the youngest man ever (6)
................. He worked very hard, and (7) .......... was very popular at home and abroad.
On Friday, 22nd November, 1963, however, John F. Kennedy was shot and killed (8) ..........
he and Jackie were travelling through Dallas in an open top car. The people of America will
never forget him
1 A joined B had joined C was joining
2 A being B to be C be
3 A had been killed B has been killed C was killed
4 A because B although C so
5 A such B such a C so
6 A to elect B to be elected C being elected
7 A as a result B whereas C however
8 A as B after C until
5) Complete the text with the words in the box. (10)
HAND- FAITHFULLY -REASON -HOPE-REPRESENT -THEREFORE-
IF -OPINION-CONCERNED- MADAM
Dear Sir or 1 _____
We 2 _________an organization called 'Save our Pool'. We are writing to you because we are
3__________________ about plans to close the open-air swimming pool in our town. In our
4 ___________the pool is very important to our area. 5 __________________
we close it, young people will have nothing to do. On the other 6 ________________, if we
keep it open, we will have a wonderful place for the future.
We have 7 _________ decided to take action and we are going to organize a campaign. For
this 8____________________ , we are sending you some posters and leaflets to publicize
'Save our Pool'.
We 9________________ you will help to support us.
Yours 10 ____________
Charlotte Brown and Ryan Baker
WRITING(20)
8) Choose ONE of the following options. Write your text in 100 to 130 words.
OPTION A
Can you tell a good story?
We need stories for the school magazine. The first or last line of your story
should be: 'Everything's OK now!' said Adam, as he breathed a sigh of
relief.
We will print the three top stories and students will vote for the best one.
Write your story
OPTION B
Write an article in reply to the following advertisement
Tell us about your favourite TV
programme and say why you like it.
The best articles will be published
next month. All articles should be
sent to the editor by Friday 10th April
