2nd TERM TEST (Value: 50%)

Professor: M.E José Emmanuel Madrigal Zamarripa

Student name: _____________________________________________________________
ID: _______________
Group: BOL (__) / BOO (__) Date: _________________________ Score:_____ / Grade:
Listening: Value: 15% (_____ out of 16 correct answers) (_____%)
Instructions: Listen to 4 conversations and use the words from the boxes to complete each.
Conversation 1 Conversation 2 Conversation 3 Conversation 4
much fun big neighborhood tall nearly crowded good
bad are not moved convenient hair sure before seat
Man: How is your new job? Man: I hear you got a new house. Man: Can you pick up my friend Man: How's the new cafe?
Woman: Okay, but it is not as Woman: I did. We just at the airport? I have to work Woman: Not good. It's not as 13)
1)______________ as my last job. 5)______________ in last week. tonight. ______________ as the last one.
Man: Oh, really? Why? Man: How is it? Woman: 9)______________, I can Man: How are the prices?
Woman: Well, there Woman: Good. It is not as do that. What does he look like? Woman: About the same, but the
2)______________ as many social 6)______________ as my last Man: Well, he's about as coffee is not as good as
events and it is not as chill as my place, but it is cheaper. 10)______________ as me, and he 14)______________.
last job. Man: How is the has blonde 11)______________. Man: Oh, no! I'm bummed to hear
Man: Oh, no, that's too bad. What 7)______________? Woman: It is It's the same color as mine. that.
about pay and benefits? Woman: I not as 8)______________ as my Woman: Wow, he sounds like your Woman: There is one good thing,
earn about as 3)______________ last place, but I like it. twin. though.
as before, but I had better benefits. Man: No, I am not Man: Oh, yeah? What's that?
Man: Well, so it's not all 12)______________ as handsome Woman: Well, because the quality
4)______________. as he is. You'll see. has dropped off, it's not nearly as
Woman: I'll be the judge of that. 15)______________ as before, so
it's easy to find a
16)______________.
Man: Well, at least that's good.
Reading: 15% (_____ out of 9 correct answers) (_____%)
Instructions: Read the next text and answer the questions.

Instructions: Use the context of the article to match the

terms with their meanings.

17. __ recruiter a. only for a particular group to

18. __ search see, not for everyone
engine b. information, photos, comments,
etc. put on a website
19. __ profile c. a person who finds candidates
20. __ post to fill jobs
21. __ private d. page on a social networking site
with a member's personal
information
e. a program that helps you find
things on the Internet

Instructions: Answer the questions, according to

the information in the article
22. How does the Internet make it easier for
employers to get information about job
applicants?

23. What type of information in an online profile

can hurt a job applicant's chances of getting a
job?

24. What is one way you can control who is able

to view your on line profiles?

25. How can you learn what information is

available about you on line?

Grammar and Vocabulary: 20% (_____ out of 31 correct answers) (_____%)

Topic: Active and Passive Voice
Instructions: Read each sentence and decide if it is in the active voice (A) or passive voice (P). (____/8)
26. __ Many people visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
27. __ The glass pyramid in front of the Louvre was finished in 1989.
28. __ A color poster of the painting was made available.
29. __ The museum catalog has been translated into many languages.
30. __ Akira Kurosawa directed the film Seven Samurai in 1954.
31. __ That vase was made in ancient Egypt.
32. __ Th e photograph was taken fifty years ago.
33. __ Matisse painted La Musique in 1910.

Instructions: Use the information in the chart to write two sentences, one in the active voice and one in the passive voice. Be sure to use the correct verb
with the artwork. (____/10)

# Art Object Artist Year 1 A: 34)

1 Still Life with Watermenlon (painting) Pablo Picasso 1946 P: 35)
2 A: 36)
2 Vines and Olive Trees (painting) Joan Miró 1919
P: 37)
3 The Raven and the First Men (wood figure) Bill Reid 1994 3 A: 38)
4 Citizen Kane (film) Orson Welles 1941 P: 39)
5 Waterfront Demonstration (photograph) Dorothea Lange 1934 4 A: 40)
P: 41)
5 A: 42)
P: 43)

Instructions: Unscramble the words to write questions. (____/6)

44. were / Where / built / those / wood chairs _________________________________________?
45. made of / are / those / bowls / What _________________________________________?
46. Were / painted / those / wood figures / by hand _________________________________________?
47. was / painted / When / that / mural _________________________________________?
48. this / made in Thailand / gold jewelry / Was _________________________________________?
49. are / What / these / used for / cloth bags _________________________________________?

Instructions: If possible, rewrite the sentences, changing the active voice to the passive voice. If a sentence cannot be changed to the passive voice, circle
the verb and write intransitive on the line. (____/7)

50. Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in the 16th century.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
51. Pablo Picasso died in 1973 at 91 years old.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
52. Paul Klee used simple lines and strong colors in his many paintings.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
53. The artist's later work seems quite dark and depressing.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
54. A new exhibit of impressionist paintings arrives at the Philadelphia Museum of Art this summer.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
55. Marc Jacobs will show his spring collection at New York Fashion Week.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
56. In Florence, we walked from The Uffizi Gallery to the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo's David.
_________________________________________________________________________________________

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EXTRA / BONUS
NOTE: EACH MISTAKE IS VALID FOR 2 ADDITIONAL CORRECT ANSWERS IN EACH SECTION OF THE EXAM. (Maximum 10 additional correct answers)
Instructions: Find 5 mistakes (about the use of Passive Voice) in the text and correct them. Additional answers earned: ______

The Frick Collection

The mansion of Henry Clay Frick builded in 1914 at the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 701h Street in New York City. It was later open to the public. Several improvements

have made over the years. Works of Manet, El Greco, Bernini, Degas, Vermeer, and many other artists found throughout the mansion. Some of the museum's large collection

of art displayed at temporary exhibitions around the world.

2nd TERM TEST (Value: 50%)

Professor: M.E José Emmanuel Madrigal Zamarripa
Student name: ANSWER KEY
ID: _______________
Group: BOL (__) / BOO (__) Date: _________________________ Score:_____ / Grade:
Listening: Value: 15% (_____ out of 16 correct answers) (_____%)
Instructions: Listen to 4 conversations and use the words from the boxes to complete each.
Conversation 1 Conversation 2 Conversation 3 Conversation 4
much fun big neighborhood tall nearly crowded good
bad are not moved convenient hair sure before seat
Man: How is your new job? Man: I hear you got a new house. Man: Can you pick up my friend Man: How's the new cafe?
Woman: Okay, but it is not as Woman: I did. We just MOVED in at the airport? I have to work Woman: Not good. It's not as
FUN as my last job. last week. tonight. GOOD as the last one.
Man: Oh, really? Why? Man: How is it? Woman: SURE, I can do that. Man: How are the prices?
Woman: Well, there ARE NOT as Woman: Good. It is not as BIG as What does he look like? Woman: About the same, but the
many social events and it is not as my last place, but it is cheaper. Man: Well, he's about as TALL as coffee is not as good as BEFORE.
chill as my last job. Man: How is the me, and he has blonde HAIR. It's Man: Oh, no! I'm bummed to hear
Man: Oh, no, that's too bad. What NEIGHBORHOOD? the same color as mine. that.
about pay and benefits? Woman: I Woman: It is not as Woman: Wow, he sounds like your Woman: There is one good thing,
earn about as MUCH as before, CONVENIENT as my last place, twin. though.
but I had better benefits. but I like it. Man: No, I am not NEARLY as Man: Oh, yeah? What's that?
Man: Well, so it's not all BAD. handsome as he is. You'll see. Woman: Well, because the quality
Woman: I'll be the judge of that. has dropped off, it's not nearly as
CROWDED as before, so it's easy
to find a SEAT.
Man: Well, at least that's good.
Reading: 15% (_____ out of 9 correct answers) (_____%)
Instructions: Read the next text and answer the questions.

Instructions: Use the context of the article to match the terms with their meanings.

1. C recruiter a. only for a particular group to see, not for everyone

2. E search engine b. information, photos, comments, etc. put on a website
c. a person who finds candidates to fill jobs
3. D profile
d. page on a social networking site with a member's personal
4. B post information
5. A private e. a program that helps you find things on the Internet

Instructions: Answer the questions, according to the information in the article

1. How does the Internet make it easier for employers to get information about job
applicants?
A PROFILE ON A SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE CAN SHOW YOU A LOT
MORE OF A PERSON´S CHARACTER

2. What type of information in an online profile can hurt a job applicant's chances of
getting a job?
NEGATIVE COMMENTS, PRIVATE LIFE

3. What is one way you can control who is able to view your on line profiles?
THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK, TAKE CONTROL, REVIEW OR DELETE

4. How can you learn what information is available about you on line?
TYPE YOUR NAME OR E-MAIL INTO A SEARCH ENGINE

Grammar and Vocabulary: 20% (_____ out of 31 correct answers) (_____%)

Topic: Active and Passive Voice
Instructions: Read each sentence and decide if it is in the active voice (A) or passive voice (P). (____/8)
1. A Many people visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
2. P The glass pyramid in front of the Louvre was finished in 1989.
3. P A color poster of the painting was made available.
4. P The museum catalog has been translated into many languages.
5. A Akira Kurosawa directed the film Seven Samurai in 1954.
6. P That vase was made in ancient Egypt.
7. P The photograph was taken fifty years ago.
8. A Matisse painted La Musique in 1910.
Instructions: Use the information in the chart to write two sentences, one in the active voice and one in the passive voice. Be sure to use the correct verb
with the artwork. (____/10)

# Art Object Artist Year 1 A: Picasso painted Still life with Watermelon in 1946
1 Still Life with Watermelon (painting) Pablo Picasso 1946 P: Still life with Watermelon was painted by Picasso in 1946
2 A: Joan Miró painted Vine and Olive Trees in 1919
2 Vines and Olive Trees (painting) Joan Miró 1919
P: Vine and Olive Trees was painted by Joan Miró in 1919
3 The Raven and the First Men (wood figure) Bill Reid 1994 3 A: Bill Reid made The Raven and the First Men in 1994
4 Citizen Kane (film) Orson Welles 1941 P: The Raven and the First Men in was made by Bill Reid in 1994
5 Waterfront Demonstration (photograph) Dorothea Lange 1934 4 A: Orson Welles filmed/directed Citizen Kane in 1941
P: Citizen Kane was filmed/directed by Orson Welles in 1941
5 A: Dorothea Lange photographed/took the picture Waterfront
Demonstration in 1934
P: The photograph Waterfront Demonstration was
taken/photographed by Dorothea Lange in 1934

Instructions: Unscramble the words to write questions. (____/6)

1. were / Where / built / those / wood chairs WHERE WERE THOSE WOOD CHAIRS BUILT?
2. made of / are / those / bowls / What WHAT ARE THOSE BOWLS MADE OF?
3. Were / painted / those / wood figures / by hand WERE THOSE WOOD FIGURES PAINTED BY HAND?
4. was / painted / When / that / mural WHEN WAS THAT MURAL PAINTED?
5. this / made in Thailand / gold jewelry / Was WAS THIS GOLD JEWELRY MADE IN THAILAND?
6. are / What / these / used for / cloth bags? WHAT ARE THESE CLOTH BAGS USED FOR?

Instructions: If possible, rewrite the sentences, changing the active voice to the passive voice. If a sentence cannot be changed to the passive voice, circle
the verb and write intransitive on the line. (____/7)

1. Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa in the 16th century.

THE MONA LISA WAS PAINTED BY LEONARDO DA VINCI IN THE 16TH CENTURY
2. Pablo Picasso died in 1973 at 91 years old.
INTRANSITIVE
3. Paul Klee used simple lines and strong colors in his many paintings.
SIMPLE LINES AND STRONG COLORS IN HIS MANY PAINTINGS WERE USED BY PAUL KLEE /
SIMPLE LINES AND STRONG COLORS WERE USED BY PAUL KLEE IN HIS MANY PAINTINGS
4. The artist's later work seems quite dark and depressing.
INTRANSITIVE
5. A new exhibit of impressionist paintings arrives at the Philadelphia Museum of Art this summer.
INTRANSITIVE
6. Marc Jacobs will show his spring collection at New York Fashion Week.
HIS / THE SPRING COLLECTION WILL BE SHOWN/SHOWED BY MARC JACOBS AT THE NEW YORK FASHION WEEK.
7. In Florence, we walked from The Uffizi Gallery to the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo's David.
INTRANSITIVE

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EXTRA / BONUS
NOTE: EACH MISTAKE IS VALID FOR 2 ADDITIONAL CORRECT ANSWERS IN EACH SECTION OF THE EXAM. (Maximum 10 additional correct answers)
Instructions: Find 5 mistakes (about the use of Passive Voice) in the text and correct them. Additional answers earned: ______

The Frick Collection

The mansion of Henry Clay Frick WAS BUILT builded in 1914 at the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 701h Street in New York City. It was later OPENED open to the

public. Several improvements have BEEN made over the years. Works of Manet, El Greco, Bernini, Degas, Vermeer, and many other artists WERE found throughout the

mansion. Some of the museum's large collection of art ARE displayed at temporary exhibitions around the world.

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