Name: Danna Valeria Barrera García. Date: 25/o9/2o21.

Units
5–6 QUIZ Score: _ _ _ _

Listen to the conversations. Check (✓)

the correct answers. (4 POINTS)

A ►

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1. Kurt says he would _____ . 3. Lena tells Doug _____ . be happy about leaving friends the

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waiter’s shirt is ugly not be nervous about getting used to a different culture the table has
scratches on it like to ski in Europe her glass is chipped

⬜ ⬜ _____ .

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2. Kristy’s grandfather and grandmother _____ . did

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the dishwasher leaks

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not talk to each other until they were married met
the ceiling needs to be stained the living room
only with a family member in the room had to stay
with relatives until they got married was painted before she moved in
4. One of Wendy’s complaints to her landlord is that

B
Put the words in order to make sentences about living abroad. (3 POINTS)

1. would / meeting / thing / one / new / is / I / friends / excited / about / be

One thing I would be excited about is meeting new friends.

2. about / most / be / trying / the / curious / I / is / thing / new / would / foods / the

The thing I would be most curious about is trying the new foods.

3. about / anxious / language / be / I / is / not / the / something / understanding / would

Something I would be anxious about is not understanding the language.

C
Complete these sentences using another form of the boldface word. (5 POINTS)

1. These glasses have a scratch on the lens. They are scratched.

2 My new car is dented. It has a dent on the door.
3. There is a small leak in the aquarium. It is leaking.
4. Look at the crack in that wall. It is cracked.
5. This dress is stained. There are several bad stains on it.

D
Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of need and add any necessary words. (4 POINTS)

1. Those towels are so dirty. They need washing.

2. The wastebasket in your bedroom is full. It needs to be emptied.
3. The grass in the front yard looks extremely dry. It needs watering.
4. The microwave oven is broken. It needs to be replaced.
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E
Circle the correct word or phrase. (5 POINTS)

R
1. I can’t make a phone call. My cell phone keeps (dying / jamming / replacing). 2. The
buttons on my remote control don’t work right. They keep (adjusting / dying / sticking). 3. This
printer is useless! It keeps (dropping / flickering / jamming).
4. My music player app is driving me crazy. It keeps (adjusting / dropping / skipping) songs.
5. My desk light keeps (fixing / flickering / replacing).

F
Read the article. Then check (✓) the correct answers. (4 POINTS)
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There’s an app for everybody!
Angry Birds are popular!

In 2010, the American Dialect Society chose

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2. The article says that apps _____ .

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are convenient to use
“app” as the word of the year. “App” is short for
need a Wi-Fi connection
“application.” It’s a program for an electronic
Most smartphones can hold hundreds of apps, and
device like a smartphone or a tablet computer.
you can use more than one app at a time. For
Tere are more than 425,000 apps that can be
instance, you can use a navigation app to fnd a new
downloaded for entertainment, shopping, sports
restaurant, a dining app to look at the restaurant’s
scores, and anything else you might be interested
menu, and a weather forecast app to decide what to
in.
wear to the restaurant – all at the same time.
Apps are so popular because they can be used
One of the most popular gaming apps, Pokémon
almost anywhere – commuting on a bus, waiting in
GO, has been downloaded 100 million times. In
a doctor’s ofce, or hanging out at the mall. All you
2016, within 24 hours of its release, it became the
need is your smartphone. You don’t need to log
biggest selling gaming app of 2016 and soon had 21
into your computer or into a website. You don’t
million daily active users in the U.S.A. alone. Te
have to set up your video game console. You don’t
Apple Store began selling apps in 2008 with nearly
even need a Wi-Fi connection.
one billion sold. From June 2015 to June 2016,
nearly 30 billion apps were sold at an average price
of $1. Not only are apps popular – they can be very
proftable.
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1. A suitable title for the article is _____ .
Will apps ever become popular?

⬜ are too expensive for the average smartphone user

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3. A navigation app (paragraph 3) is an app that _____ .

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helps people log into a website

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helps people get driving directions
helps people forecast the weather

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4. In eight years, the number of apps sold has _____.

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increased

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decreased
stayed the same

Interchange Assessment Material 3 © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photocopiable Units 5–6 Quiz 2