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1. The document contains a grammar test, functions test, vocabulary test, reading comprehension test, and listening comprehension test from an English proficiency exam. 2. The grammar section contains a conversation fill-in-the-blank exercise with forms of the verb "to be". The functions section contains a conversation completion exercise. 3. The vocabulary section contains exercises on circling correct words, writing words from a word bank based on provided information, and matching sentence parts.

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Examen Interchange

1. The document contains a grammar test, functions test, vocabulary test, reading comprehension test, and listening comprehension test from an English proficiency exam. 2. The grammar section contains a conversation fill-in-the-blank exercise with forms of the verb "to be". The functions section contains a conversation completion exercise. 3. The vocabulary section contains exercises on circling correct words, writing words from a word bank based on provided information, and matching sentence parts.

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Tests Name: __________________

Unit 1
Grammar
I Complete the conversation with the correct form of the verb to be.(am , is are)

A What 1 _____ your name?


B Ralph. I 2 _____ from New York.
A This 3 _____ my brother.
B Nice to meet you. Where 4 _____ you from?
A My brother and I 5 _____ from Boston.

Functions
lI Complete the conversation.

A Hi, Im Jane Hollis. 1 _______________________?


B Vance Pollack.
A 2 _______________________.
B Nice to meet you, too.
A 3 _______________________?
B P-O-L-L-A-C-K.
A 4 _______________________?
B Im from Albany.
A 5 _______________________?
B Its in the state of New York.

Vocabulary
III Circle the correct words.

You are flying home to Mexico today and you are late for your flight.
A Are you 1 cold / stressed / hungry?
B Yes, I am. Where are my Mexican 2 magazine / passport / phone and my airplane
3 ticket / book / lighter?
A Are they in your 4 umbrella / pen / notebook?
B Thanks! Here they are. Now Im 5 stressed / cold / happy.

Reading
IV Read the text and then circle the correct words or phrases.

Tom Well, its Bob Phelps.


Bob Hi, Tom. How are you?
Tom Fine, thanks. How are the kids?
Bob Great. This is my son Pete. Hes 16. My other son is at the University of California.
Tom Nice to meet you, Pete.
Pete Where are you from? You arent from California.
Tom No, Im from Australia. And you?
Pete Im from San Diego. Whats your last name?
Tom Haynes.
Pete How do you spell that?
Tom H-A-Y-N-E-S.

1 Bob and Tom are friends / arent friends.


2 Bob has one / two sons.
3 Tom is from California / Australia.
4 Toms last name is Phelps / Haynes.
5 Pete is from San Diego / Australia.
Vocabulary
V Write words from the box. Use the information given.
TestsLevel 1 Unit 1 1 of 2
Tests Name: __________________
Wednesday eat Monday soccer Friday

Activity 1: Mon Weds Sat Activity 2: Fri

I am very busy in the afternoons. I play 1 _________ on 2 _________, 3 _________, and Saturday. I
always 4 _________ in a restaurant on 5 _________.

VII Match the two parts of the sentences.

1 Her family is big a your fathers brother.


2 His wifes grandfather is b so we cant go there.
3 My grandmother is c so they are always busy.
4 San Diego is very far from New York d his fathers sister.
5 The Jacksons have two teenage girls e because they have seven children.

IV Read the text about families. Write words or phrases from the box to complete the sentences.

Families
Mexican families are different from many families in the United States. In Mexico, many generations often live in
one house. A young man in Mexico often lives with his parents, brothers and sisters, grandparents, and sometimes
an uncle or aunt and their families. On weekends and holidays, family members who live in other parts of the city
often get together for dinner. That means cooking for 20 or 30 people every weekend!
In the United States, many families consist of the parents and one or two children. Other families include a single
parent and one or two children. The grandparents and aunts and uncles may live in other cities and they probably
see each other only on important holidays or for special events.

small every weekend big on special holidays different

1 Mexican families are often very ___________.


2 Many families in the United States are ___________.
3 Mexican families often eat together ___________.
4 American families often get together only ___________.
5 Mexican and American families are very ___________.

Listening Comprehension
XII [Track 16] Betty and Olivia are friends. Olivia has a new boyfriend. They are talking about
him. Listen to their conversation and then circle True or False.

True False 1 Olivias boyfriend is very good-looking.


True False 2 Olivia and her boyfriend go to the same school.
True False 3 Olivia and her boyfriend are the same age.
True False 4 George doesnt give Olivia presents.
True False 5 Olivias mother hasnt met George.

TestsLevel 1 Unit 1 2 of 2

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