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Exam Test
Variant 1
a bug going round deathbed fitness freak go down with something good shape
high temperature melodramatic at death’s door run-down stiff muscles throbbing headache
My brother is such a (1) _______. The only time he has (2) _______ is after he’s been down the gym for hours. He’s in really (3) _______ and he says he’s never been ill. Then, last week he started complaining that he was (4) _______. He said he had a really (5) _______ and a (6) _______. I knew there was (7) _______ but I also knew my brother was being (8) _______. I mean, who’s ever died from a cold?!
B Match the sentences in column A 9–16 with the sentences in column B a–h to make ten mini-dialogues.
A
(9) What’s wrong?
(10) I’m sorry, I just don’t feel very well.
(11) Please don’t sniff.
(12) I’ve got an upset stomach.
(13) I can’t believe how lazy you are.
(14) So am I OK, doctor?
(15) How long have you had that hacking cough?
(16) Why don’t you talk to him?
B
(a) I don’t want to tell him because he’ll probably fly off the handle.
(b) About a week and I feel really run-down.
(c) I guess it must be the fish you ate last night.
(d) I’m sorry, but I’ve got a runny nose.
(e) I think I’m going down with something.
(f) Why don’t you go to bed and rest?
(g) Are you calling me a couch potato?
(h) Yes, you’re in great shape. I’m going to give you a clean bill of health.
C Complete the conversations with the phrasal verbs in the box.
telling off sort out put up with put up to put off get back to
1
Leah: I’m not sure how you can (17) _______ him. He’s always complaining and it must really annoy you.
Maria-Elena: He does, but I love him.
2
Chris: I’m sorry, there’s someone knocking at the door. Can I (18) _______ you later?
Dave: Sure, my number is 020 343 5467.
3
Elsie: You really shouldn’t (19) ____ it ____ any longer. If you don’t tell him soon he’ll find out from someone else.
Georgia: OK. What do you think I should do?
Elsie: I think you need to sit down with him and (20) ____ it ____ straight away.
4
Artur: I’m blaming you.
Sasha: Me?
Artur: Yes. I know you (21) ____ him ____ it. He wouldn’t do it without you encouraging him.
5
Boy: I’m really angry.
Mum: Why?
Boy: You’re always (22) ____ me ____ in front of my friends.
Grammar
D Tick the sentence, a or b, that has the same meaning as the first sentence.
(23) He probably just made a mistake.
a) He might have made a mistake.
b) He must have made a mistake.
(24) I’m sure you’ve been to the doctor’s.
a) You may have been to the doctor’s.
b) You must have been to the doctor’s.
(25) He certainly would have told you to wear warm clothes.
a) He may have told you to wear warm clothes.
b) He must have told you to wear warm clothes.
(26) It’s unlikely you’ll still be ill next week.
a) You could be ill next week.
b) You can’t be ill next week.
(27) I’m sorry, but it’s impossible for that to be true.
a) That could be true.
b) That can’t be true.
E Choose the correct words to complete the conversations.
1
Sue: Have you seen Gordana today?
Dora: No, but she was ill yesterday. She (28) must / can’t be at home.
2
Alex: My head feels really hot.
Pete: You (29) might / must have a temperature.
Graham: Look at this rash. What do you think it is?
Louise: I don’t know. Have you got a temperature?
Graham: No.
Louise: Well, it (30) could / can’t be too serious.
4
Jay: I’ve been sniffing all day.
Amy: Have you got a sore throat?
Jay: Yes, I have.
Amy: Well, you (31) may / can’t have a cold.
5
Sanjay: I didn’t sleep at all last night.
Chandra: Really? You (32) might / must be tired.
6
Rick: What’s wrong?
Leon: I’ve hurt my back.
Rick: Well then, you (33) mustn’t / don’t have to lift that. It’s much too heavy.
F Choose the correct meaning for the sentences.
(34) We can take a coffee break when we want.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
(35) You don’t need to come in at nine o’clock.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
(36) You mustn’t be late for your appointment.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
(37) You’ll have to take the medicine for another two weeks.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
(38) You aren’t allowed to drink alcohol when you’re taking this medicine.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
(39) Excuse me sir, I have to ask you to breathe in here.
a) permission b) obligation c) lack of obligation d) prohibition
G Choose the correct phrases to complete the text.
When I hurt my back my doctor gave me a list of things I (40) could / didn’t have to do. He told me I (41) mustn’t / was allowed to go swimming, but that I (42) had to / couldn’t stay in the pool for more than thirty minutes. He told me that I (43) had to / wasn’t allowed to do some stretching exercises every day and that I (44) need to / wasn’t allowed to sit in the same place for too long. Now that I’m better I (45) won’t have to / must worry about things as much, but I should still be careful. After all, I don’t want to hurt myself again, so I really (46) must / could take care of myself.
Functional language
H Complete the conversation with the expressions in the box.
anyway, as I was saying come to think of it talking of as for
Sally: How’s your cold?
Jacky: Oh, it’s fine. I just stayed in bed for a couple of days.
Sally: Are you coming back to work tomorrow?
Jacky: Yes, (47) _______ work, has anything interesting happened since I’ve been off?
Sally: Not really.
Jacky: Oh?
Sally: (48) _______ work was fairly boring without you there.
Jacky: You’re just saying that to make me happy.
Sally: No, honestly. When you’re not there I’ve got nobody to chat to.
Jacky: What about Betty and Harriet?
Sally: Are you joking? Betty only wants to talk about her boyfriend and (49) _______ Harriet …
Jacky: OK, OK.
Sally: (50) __________it’s really boring at work without you, so when are you coming back?
Jacky: Next week, I hope.
Sally: Great!
Exam Test
Variant 1
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A 1 fitness freak 2 stiff muscles 3 good shape 4 at death’s door 5 high temperature 6 throbbing headache 7 a bug going round 8 melodramatic |
B 9e 10f 11d 12c 13g 14h 15b 16a |
C 17 put up with 18 get back to 19 put off 20 sort out 21 put up to 22 telling off |
D 23a 24b 25b 26a 27b |
|
E 28 must 29 must 30 can’t 31 may 32 must 33 mustn’t |
F 34a 35c 36b 37b 38d 39b |
G 40 could 41 was allowed to 42 couldn’t 43 had to 44 wasn’t allowed to 45 won’t have to 46 must |
H 47 talking of 48 Come to think of it 49 as for 50 Anyway, as I was saying |
Exam Test
Variant 2
A Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Be careful! There is one extra word.
adapt content deceive express pride remind sacrifice
(1) It’s important to ______ yourself as much as possible during the interview.
(2) Mothers will often ______ themselves for their children.
(3) I keep on having to ______ myself of what I’m doing here.
(4) When you work in another country you often have to ______ yourself to a different way of life.
(5) You’ve got no chance of getting the job so don’t ______ yourself.
(6) I ______ myself on being very generous. I often give money to charities.
B Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
damn hand lot of thought priority speeches try
(7) Come on! You should always give something a _____ at least once.
(8) You haven’t given this a _____, have you?
(9) Oh no! He’s going to give one of his _____.
(10) Can I ask you to give me a _____ with this report?
(11) I told you that you had to give this _____. It should have been ready by now.
(12) The way you behave anyone would think you didn’t give a _____!
C Complete the text with the words in the box.
coordinate delegation dilemma film crew fund liaise oversee persuade promote raise money
I work for a big charity organization and I spend most of my time trying to (13) ______ for various projects. I also (14) ______ a team of five people whose job it is to (15) ______ our work. To show you how varied my job is, here are just three things I did last week. On Monday we had a (16) ______ in the office trying to make a programme about what we do. Then I met a (17) ______ from a country where we (18) ______ a number of projects and decided which projects we were going to (19) ______ over the next year. Trying to decide between different projects is always a real (20) ______ and I hate having to do it. Finally, I had to (21) ______ with a number of potential sponsors who might give us some money. I had to try and (22) ______ them that the work we do is really important. As you can see I had quite a busy week.
D Choose the correct sentence, a or b.
(23) I helped the woman.
a) He said he helped the woman.
b) He said he’d helped the woman.
(24) Don’t worry, I’ll do it.
a) He said not to worry, he would do it.
b) He said not to worry, he will do it.
(25) I’m going to work for a charity.
a) She said she is going to work for a charity.
b) She said she was going to work for a charity.
(26) What are you doing?
a) He asked me what I was doing.
b) He asked me what was I doing.
(27) I was watching a programme on TV.
a) She said she was watching a programme on TV.
b) She said she had been watching a programme on TV.
(28) I’ll do it tomorrow.
a) She said she would do it tomorrow.
b) She said she would do it the following day.
E Write the sentences in direct speech.
(29) He asked what I did for a living. ‘______________________________?’
(30) I told him I worked in an office. ‘______________________________.’
(31) He asked me how long I had been working there. __________________?’
(32) He asked me what I had done before. ‘______________________________?’
(33) I asked her if she would help me. ‘ ______________________________?’
(34) She told me she was busy. ‘_______________________________.’
F Complete the sentences in reported speech.
(35) ‘I didn’t do it.’ He denied _______________________.
(36) ‘OK, I’ll lend you some money. She agreed _______________________.
(37) No, I won’t tell him. She refused ______________________.
(38) Don’t do that! He warned her ___________________.
(39) Well done on your new job. She congratulated me _______________.
(40) You should work harder. He advised ________________________.
G Complete the job interview with the phrases in the box.
the job involves I’ve worked on various projects where I’m usually good at
I think the job would give me the chance to I take pride in my ability to get carried away with develop your skills in coordinate the work of a volunteer at I know I have the tendency to
Interviewer: So, why do you think you are suitable for the job?
Max: Well, to start off with (41) __________ help people and I’ve always liked to do that.
Interviewer: That’s interesting. Can you give some examples?
Max: Sure. Well, when I was sixteen I was (42) __________ a local charity shop. I used to work there on Saturday mornings. And in the last two years (43) __________ helping those less fortunate than us has been the main aim.
Interviewer: Very impressive. And, what would you say were your strengths?
Max: (44) __________ working under pressure and as part of a team.
Interviewer: Right. Well, (45) __________ working to tight schedules …
Max: That’s no problem. (46) __________ meet deadlines …
Interviewer: Excellent. Do you have any weaknesses?
Max: Umm, (47) ___________ want to do too much …
Interviewer: So, you sometimes (48) __________ things?
Max: Well, yes. But I do realize that and I’m sure with experience I’ll get better.
Interviewer: OK. It’s important for me to know these things because I (49) __________ more than
fifty people, but I think we could give you a chance. Are there any areas you would
particularly like to (50) _________?
Max: Yes, I really want to find out about aid work in Africa.
Interviewer: Well Max, congratulations and welcome on board.
Max: Wow! Thanks.
Exam Test
Variant 3
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A 1 express 2 sacrifice 3 remind 4 adapt 5 deceive 6 pride |
B 7 try 8 lot of thought 9 speeches 10 hand 11 priority 12 damn |
C 13 raise money 14 coordinate / oversee 15 oversee / coordinate 16 film crew 17 delegation 18 fund 19 promote 20 dilemma 21 liaise 22 persuade |
D 23b 24a 25b 26a 27b 28b |
E
29 What do you do for a living?
30 I work in an office.
31 How long have you worked there? OR How long have you been working there?
32 What did you do before?
33 Will you help me?
34 I’m (sorry I’m) busy.
F
35 doing it
36 to lend (me) some money
37 to tell him
38 not to do it (that)
39 on my new job
40 me to work harder
G
41 I think the job would give me the chance to
42 a volunteer
43 I’ve worked on various projects where
44 I’m usually good at
45 the job involves
46 I take pride in my ability to
47 I know I have a tendency to
48 get carried away with
49 coordinate the work of
50 develop your skills in