NAME:
________________________________ DATE:
________
YOUR POINTS: _____
TOTAL POINTS: 550
MARK: ________
SECTION I –
LISTENING ( 85 points)
1. Write the missing words from this song. We are
going to listen twice (10x2=20 points)
Never knew I could 1. _________ like
this
like I´ve never 2.__________ the sky before.
I want to vanish 3.________ your kiss.
Every day I 4. _________ more and more
5. _________ to my heart, can you it 6.________
Telling me to 7. ________ you everything.
Seasons may 8.___________, winter to spring,
But I love you 9. ____________ the end of time.
Come 10. _________ may, come 10. _________ may,
I love you 9. ____________ my dying day.
like I´ve never 2.__________ the sky before.
I want to vanish 3.________ your kiss.
Every day I 4. _________ more and more
5. _________ to my heart, can you it 6.________
Telling me to 7. ________ you everything.
Seasons may 8.___________, winter to spring,
But I love you 9. ____________ the end of time.
Come 10. _________ may, come 10. _________ may,
I love you 9. ____________ my dying day.
2. Listen this text about an insect and answer the
following questions. We are going to listen twice. (45 points) //
1. How old is the cockroach? (10 points)
________________________________________________________
2. How many legs has a cockroach got? (10 points)
________________________________________________________
3. How many species of cockroach are there? (10
points)
________________________________________________________
4. TRUE / FALSE: Cockroaches can get into very small
places. (5 points)
5. TRUE / FALSE: Cockroaches don´t live in very cold
places. (5 points)
6. TRUE / FALSE: Cockroaches die without water. (5
points)
3. Listen to the conversation and get these two
points: (10x2=20 points)
- Mobile number:
_______________________________________
- E-mail
address: _______________________________________.
SECTION II –
VOCABULARY (44x3=132 points)
Inalámbrico
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Cartera,
monedero
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Tener
prisa
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Navegar
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Renunciar,
dimitir
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Buscar
palabras
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Rendirse
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Enfrentarse
a
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Estar
harto de
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Pertenecer
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Diminuto
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Escenario
|
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Rascacielos
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Rara
vez
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Por
uno mismo
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Barro
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Cuero
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Conocimiento
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Depende
de ti
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Para
que lo sepas
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Fe
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Ensayo,
trabajo escrito
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Discutir
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Arcilla
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Ladrillo
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Tan
pronto como sea posible
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Postre
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Destino
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Ventilador
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Muerto
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Guepardo
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Secador
de pelo
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Martillo
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Periodista
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Probable
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Pulmón
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Compañero
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Malentendido
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Lechuza
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Charco
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Embarazada
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Huelga
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Ladrones
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Permirse
un lujo
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SECTION III – GRAMMAR
( 131 points)
FOR / SINCE (5x3=15)
1. He bought the car in 1999 and has
driven it ________ then.
2. Peter went to the library. He has
studied there ________ a long time.
3. It has been very foggy
________ early morning.
PREPOSITIONS (7x3=21)
1. Jane is arriving _______
January 26 _______ 2 o'clock
_______ the afternoon.
2. It snows here every year _______
December. We always go outside and play in the snow _______ Christmas
day.
3. Michael is leaving _______ Friday _____ night.
3. Michael is leaving _______ Friday _____ night.
PASSIVE (2x10=20)
1. My mother sends me to the butcher.
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
2. Peter will look after my little
brother.
________________________________________________
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REPORTED SPEECH (translate and change into) (2x10=20)
1.Ellos
dijeron: “Ayer estamos esperando el autobús aquí”
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2.Vosotros
dijisteis: “¿Queréis tomar una chocolate caliente?”
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
QUESTION STRUCTURE: Make a question for the following
answers (4x10=40)
13.1._____________________________________________________
This is a car. (SIN PARTÍCULA)
13.2_____________________________________________________
The party is tomorrow. (CON PARTÍCULA)
13.3._____________________________________________________
We wanted a big toy. (CON PARTÍCULA)
13.4._____________________________________________________
He lives in
Boston. (CON PARTÍCULA)
ARTICLES (3x5=15)
1. She doesn´t like _______ diamonds.
2.I think ______ cars are very
dangerous, but I need _______ car like yours.
SECTION IV –
PHONETICS (5x6=30 points)
Write the phonetic transcription for the following
word (6x3=18)
-car
-nature
-bird
-blood
-work
-literature
SECTION V – READING
(140 points)
TEXT: PREDATORS
The living things in an ecosystem affect each other in
many ways. The consumers that kill other animals for food are called predators.
The word predator usually brings to mind pictures of lions and wolves, but such
creatures as owls, frogs, and humans are also predators. Some predators,
carnivores such as lions, depend entirely on the animals they kill, while many
others, such as foxes and humans, eat plants too.
Some people think of predators as 'bad', though humans themselves are the greatest predators the world has known. Sometimes individual predators attack farm animals, and so they have to be controlled. Too often, however, people try to exterminate entire populations of predators, with the mistaken idea that they are doing good.
People usually believe that predators have an easy time killing defenceless prey. But studies of predators and they prey show that this isn't so. After observing tigers in Africa, Dr George Miller wrote: "Their acute senses, great speed, strength and size, and formidable claws and teeth have given many naturalists the impression that they can kill whenever they want… My experience shows quite the contrary: the tiger has to work quite hard for its meals."
Some people think of predators as 'bad', though humans themselves are the greatest predators the world has known. Sometimes individual predators attack farm animals, and so they have to be controlled. Too often, however, people try to exterminate entire populations of predators, with the mistaken idea that they are doing good.
People usually believe that predators have an easy time killing defenceless prey. But studies of predators and they prey show that this isn't so. After observing tigers in Africa, Dr George Miller wrote: "Their acute senses, great speed, strength and size, and formidable claws and teeth have given many naturalists the impression that they can kill whenever they want… My experience shows quite the contrary: the tiger has to work quite hard for its meals."
COMPREHENSION
Answer questions 1-2 according to the
information given in the text. Use your own words.
1) Are all living animals predators?
Explain. (10 points)
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2) What is the difference between Dr
Miller's experience and other naturalists' opinion? (10 points)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Are these statements true or false?
Justify your answers with words or phrases from the text. (5 x 4 = 20 points)
3) A predator is an animal of great
strength and size.
4) An animal that eats plants can also be a predator.
5) People are doing good when trying to exterminate entire populations of predators.
6) It is very easy for a tiger to kill defenceless prey.
4) An animal that eats plants can also be a predator.
5) People are doing good when trying to exterminate entire populations of predators.
6) It is very easy for a tiger to kill defenceless prey.
USE OF ENGLISH
7) Fill in the gap with the correct preposition:
(10 points)
She waited ________ him there, but nobody answered.
8) Turn the following sentence into reported
speech: (20 points)
The young lady said: "I did not
make such a mistake."
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
9) Give a question for the
underlined words: “Predators depend on animals.” (20 points)
____________________________________________________________
10) Turn the following sentence into the
passive voice: “Great predators rarely eat plants.” (20 points)
____________________________________________________________
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11) Join the following sentences using
a relative pronoun. Make changes if necessary. (20 points)
I could not move my car. It had no petrol.
I could not move my car. It had no petrol.
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SECTION VI – WRITING
(32 points)
Write a composition (80-100 words). Choose one of the
following options. Specify your option.
a) Hunting animals for sport.
b) Are you for or against keeping animals in zoos?
b) Are you for or against keeping animals in zoos?
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