(A2+) Final Exam Test_ROADMAP

Listen to the telephone messages and complete the notes with one word or a number.

• Mr Smith called …

He said our          needs the report quickly.

I have to finish it by      p.m.

He said Sue will help me if I need it.

• Elsa called …

Seeing James Bond film with her on          .

She said to meet in front of the             on Western Road at 6.30.

She suggested going out for Italian food afterwards.

• Stefan called …

He’s changed his travel plans.

He’s coming back from Greece          .

Meet him at the         at 3.00 p.m.

Listen to a conversation between two colleagues. Answer each question by writing Richard, Trisha or Both.

1. Who watched the programme about Japan?     

2. Who enjoyed the part about food?     

3. Who liked the information about nature?       

4. Who enjoyed learning about history?        

5. Who liked the information about cities?     

6. Who has some work to finish today?       

Choose the correct alternatives.

1.          [’m going, I’ll go] on holiday next month.

2. Michael has lived here        [since, for] three years.

3. If you can’t do it, I          [’ll help, help] you.

4. What are you going to       [doing, do] tomorrow?

5. Paris           [called, is called] City of Light sometimes.

6. Our best player isn’t well, so we       [won’t, will] win.

7. She’s             [worked, was working] part-time last year.

8. Why don’t you mind          [to work, working] late?

Complete the second sentence with the correct form of the verb in the first sentence.

1. She works in London. She        in London last year.

2. They waited for him yesterday. They             for him right now.

3. I don’t live in Berlin. I                in Berlin since 2011.

4. Peter ran in the park. Peter      in the park every day.

5. We haven’t seen that comedy show yet. We have already      that show. It was on last year.

6. Did you watch TV last night? Were you          TV when I called you?

Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Use one word twice.

book do go have make play rent

1. We could    shopping or sightseeing today.

2. I’m going to eat after I    my homework.

3. Do you      a day off today? I didn’t know.

4. Tickets are on sale. Let’s      a flight today.

5. We’ve decided to    away on a short trip.

6. He didn’t      an appointment with me.

7. Do you      your flat, or did you buy it?

Choose the correct alternatives.

1. That’s a beautiful picture       [under, on] the wall.

2. Could I        [borrow, lend] some money from you?

3. This show’s         [funny, serious]: I laugh all the time!

4. Where does Sammy work          [before, nowadays]?

5. She doesn’t      [cost, earn] a lot of money at her job.

6. Let’s put it                   [between, in the middle of] the table.

7. I studied hard, but I did       [badly, well] in my exams.

8. The weather is nice: let’s go to the       [area, beach].

9. Josh had to go to hospital because he          [fell, lay down] and hurt his leg badly.

10. There’s a lot of           [traffic, nightlife] on the roads.

11. After we had lunch, the children went       [out, into] to play in the garden.

Read about the benefits of the nuts below. Which nut would you recommend to each of these people? Match each person with a nut, using the list provided in the answers. Each nut can only be used once.

The benefits of nuts

A. CASHEWS

Gold-medal winning Olympic sprinter Kelly Holmes says she ate a bag of these wonder nuts after every race to help her recover. They’re packed with zinc – brilliant for your immune system.

B. PISTACHIOS

Tony Blair’s favourite, these cut cholesterol and are rich in vitamins B and E – great for glowing skin.

C. BRAZIL NUTS

A study from the University of Illinois suggests brazils might help prevent breast cancer, thanks to their high selenium content. They give you an energy buzz, too.

D. ALMONDS

These are real heart savers, as they are rich in a form of vitamin E called alphatocopherol, which lowers your risk of cardiac disease.

E. MACADAMIAS

University of Hawaii found that people who ate high-fat macadamias had the same cholesterol levels as those on a low-fat diet.

F. WALNUTS

If you are worried about diabetes or cholesterol you should stock up on walnuts. They are full of alpha linoleic acid, which boosts your “good” cholesterol and stops fatty deposits from sticking to arteries.

From EOI Comunidad de Aragon

A woman who feels tired all the time.

A teenager who has acne problems.

A fat executive who has had a heart attack.

A thin person who has cholesterol problems.

Someone who catches all the viruses around.