FINAL EXAM 2  Name: Mark: .

Vocabulary and Grammar (50 points)

1 Match A to B to form sentences. (4 points)
A
1. We decorated the room
2. You should always have breakfast
3. I’m going to the local department store
4. John wants to go to the chemist’s
5. The farmer took his dog to the hills
6. Danny collected butterflies and beetles
7. I haven’t got any bowls
8. Freddie is going to send a message

B
a. to buy a swimsuit.
b. to buy some medicine.
c. to study different insects.
d. to help him with the sheep.
e. to tell Sam about the science project.
f. to serve the soup.
g. to have energy for the day.
h. to celebrate Mum’s birthday.

2 Complete the words in the charts. (4 points)

Places Types of meat

n w g t l
p t b

Accessories Geographical features

j w l y r r
g v s w e f l

3 Read the description and write the words. (4 points)

1. You use this to cut a steak.
2. To create something completely new.
3. You make chips from this vegetable.
4. A serious film genre with realistic stories and characters.
5. When the ground moves.
6. You mix red and yellow to get this colour.
7. Using the Internet to talk to people.
8. People wear this item to prevent their trousers from falling down.

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4 Replace the words or phrases in bold with words or phrases with similar meanings. (4 points)
1. Jenny is not tall but not short.
2. When we want information, we look on the Internet.
3. I’m going to cook some meat outside.
4. You should wear sports shoes to play tennis.
5. My father’s brother often takes me to amusement parks.
6. Jason is not strong.
7. Some people don’t eat meat from a pig.
8. Scientists at NASA found a new planet with three suns.

5 Complete the text with the correct form of the words below. There are more words than you need. (4 points)
between • destroy • behind • ice • protect • crash • forest fire • wind • happen • jump • valley

In 2017, there were terrible 1. in northern California. They 2.

217,000 acres of land, including many homes and trees. About 100,000 people left their homes. Roland
Hendel is from Sonoma, a 3. surrounded by hills in the area. According to Roland,
the 4.
became stronger, and this made things worse. Roland prepared to leave with
his family and his dogs, Odin and Tessa. Tessa 5. into the car, but Odin didn’t want to
leave. Odin always 6.
the family’s farm animals from coyotes, and he wanted to
continue his important job. When Roland returned three days later, there was no sign of Odin. Then,
something amazing 7. . Odin came running to Roland and the family’s other animals
were standing 8.
the brave dog.

6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (4 points)
1. We (not ride) our bikes to school yesterday because it was stormy.
2. No, I (not walk) the dog right now.
3. Cameron always (study) with friends before exams.
4. It (not rain) an hour ago.
5. Lily is very clever. I’m sure she (invent) something important one day.
6. Paul (not understand) these maths problems. Can you help him?
7. Last weekend, I (play) a new computer game with my friends.
8. I (wear) a dress tomorrow.

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7 Complete the sentences. Write one or two words in each space. (5 points)
1. I making videos all day yesterday.
2. Are you taller your dad?
3. You wear that shirt. It’s ugly.
4. Sue got any belts.
5. I definitely become an astronaut because I’m afraid to fly.
6. If Liz the dishes, I’ll tidy the cupboard.
7. We all our homework last night.
8. I speak French, but I know German.
9. Where your aunt live?
10. I’ve got lemons. Take one.

8 Write questions for the answers in bold. (3 points)

1.
Yes, it’s snowing at the moment.
2.
I’m going to make hamburgers with salad for lunch.
3.
I met my grandmother at the café.
4.
No, there isn’t a hospital near my house.
5.
I was cleaning my room all afternoon.
6.
Tom should speak to Liz because she can help him.

9 Rewrite the sentences with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the original sentences. (3 points)
1. Why has this room only got eight desks? (there)

2. Linda is very easy-going, but Helena isn’t. (not as)

3. I am a terrible guitar player. (can’t)

4. The football players didn’t play well yesterday. (badly)

5. Peter is more creative than everyone in our class. (most)

6. They don’t permit eating here. (mustn’t)

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10 Correct the mistakes. (3 points)

1. Jenny is walking to school very quick.

2. I will cook some soup if you will make a salad.

3. Animals in big groups can to protect themselves.

4. Harry had a shower yesterday?

5. My dad doesn’t works on Saturdays.

6. I ski very good.

11 Complete the text. Write one or two words in each space. There may be more than one correct answer. (12 points)

Yesterday, I 1. to Tintagel Castle in Cornwall. Tintagel Castle is on

2.
island. To reach it, you 3. climb many steps and go over
a bridge. In the past, there was a port there, and people 4.
from the Mediterranean
to sell food there. Because it’s by the sea, Tintagel looks 5.
romantic than many
other castles in Britain. Also, according to some medieval texts, it was the birthplace of the legendary King
Arthur. People visit Tintagel every year because of this story, but some historians 6.

happy about this. They 7. believe the legend of King Arthur is true. According to
them, people shouldn’t 8.
to Tintagel because of the legend, but because of the
island’s history. In my opinion, this isn’t a problem – sometimes cultural stories are as important
9.
history. Tomorrow, I 10. visiting the castle again. The
view of the sea is amazing, and I 11.
to post 12.
photos on
my blog.

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