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    B1 Intensive 2 Final ExaM Top Notch 1 Units 9

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    B1 Intensive 2 Final ExaM Top Notch 1 Units 9-10

    Names: Joseph Alejandro Rimarachín Date: 03/29/2023


    Part 1
    Listen to the conversations. Then match each conversation to the correct picture.
    Example:

    __a__

    1.         E       
    4.         C        _

    2.        F         5.        B        

    3.            G     6.       D         
    Part 2
    Choose the correct word in each sentence.

    Example: We ( [should] / could ) be at the station at least half an hour before the train leaves.

    7. ( Should / Could ) I have the window seat, please?

    8. He ( shouldn’t / couldn’t ) get to the airport on time, so he missed the flight.

    9. You ( should / could ) fasten your seatbelt when the pilot tells you to.

    10.They ( should / could ) go on an earlier flight if they wanted to.

    11. ( Should / Could ) she bring clothes for warm weather or cool weather?

    12. I know I ( shouldn’t / couldn’t ) ask you to pick me up from the airport, but I do need a ride.

    Part 3
    Match each definition on the left with the words on the right. Not all the words will be used.

    Example: _j_ You need this to be sure you will have a room to stay in.

    a. the gate

         D     13. You don’t own this, but you drive it. b. an agent

          H     14. You need this to go somewhere and come back. c. a passenger

         F      15. You need this to get on an airplane. d. a rental car

         B      16. You go here to board your flight. e. a limousine

         C      17. This person rides in a taxi. f. a boarding pass

         B      18. This person works for the airline. g. a one-way ticket

          I   19. This is a flight with too many people. h. a round-trip ticket

    i. an overbooked flight

    j. a hotel reservation

    Part 4
    Read the sentences. Check (✓) True or False.

    True False
    Example: Cash is paper money or coins. (✓) ( )

    20. If you paid too much for something, you got a bad deal. (✓) ( )

    21. People can get cash from an ATM. (✓) ( )


    22. When you ask a salesperson for a lower price, you are bargaining. ( ✓ ) ( )

    23. If a man says that something was a rip-off, he means ( ) ( ✓ )


    that the item has a good price.

    24. If you take something back to the store, it is because you ( ✓ ) ( )


    are happy with it.

    25. In the United States, pesos are one example of foreign ( ✓) ( )


    currency.

    26. When customers say, “It’s a deal,” they mean that they ( ) ( ✓ )
    will leave the store without buying anything.
    Part 5
    Read a story about John Croft. Then choose the correct phrase to complete each sentence.

    My name is John Croft. For almost thirty years, I worked as a taxi


    out to restaurants, clubs, and the theater. It was interesting to
    see people dressed in their best clothes for parties. The most
    interesting customer I had was a man dressed as a bird!
    My cab was always clean, and I always tried to be friendly. I
    always helped people with their bags. The trip to the airport was
    usually my highest fare. Most passengers tipped me 15% or
    20%. Sometimes they just said, “Keep the change.” My largest tip
    ever was $100. I liked my job and made a comfortable living. I
    don’t drive a taxi anymore—I’m retired. I have lots of free time, but
    sometimes I miss meeting new people.

    Example: The company John Croft worked for was _____.


    [a. large]
    b. friendly
    c. hard to work for

    27. Traffic was the worst from _C____.


    a. 3:00 to 11:30
    b. 8:00 to 10:00
    c. 4:30 until about 6:00

    28. Most customers tipped John _A____.


    a. 15% or 20%
    b. $200
    c. 10%

    29. People dressed differently in the evenings because they were going out to ___B__.
    a. work
    b. have fun
    c. play sports

    30. What John Croft misses about his job is __B___.


    a. getting tips
    b. meeting people
    c. having something to do
    Unit 10 Writing Test
    Imagine that you are in Vancouver and John Croft is your taxi driver (see General Test Part 5.)
    Write three questions on the lines below to ask him about Vancouver or his job.

    1. How many days of the week do you drive your cab?


    What is the name of the company you work for?

    2. What is the worst restaurant in Vancouver?


    Where do you livc?

    3. Where is the supermarquet?


    Where is the biggest building in Vancouver?

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