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choose a verd from the list and complete the text.you may use the negative

meke;get;wake up;hurry;get;finish;do;let;shout;have;be

sandra always gets up early in the morning.she ...... breakfast for her hasband and children.then she.....the children ready for school.the children.....usually........easily and sometimes she......at them.they ............. to school with their father who........ a teachet.he ....... never late for school,and when the children ..... he.......... very angry.the children ..... lessons every day and they always ............ homework from their teachers,but sometimes they ............. it.when they............ their homework,sandra ............ them play with their friends

SPEAKING Work in pairs. Complete the arts quiz. Use vocabulary from exercises 1, 3 and the correct form of the verbs in the following list. Then do the quiz and check your answers at the bottom of the page.

Artistic activities

act      appear in      carve      compose      conduct      create

dance      direct      draw      paint      perform      play      sing      write

Arts quiz

1. Which italian Renaissance artist (1) _____________ the Mona Lisa?

a. Michelangelo

b. Leonardo da Vinci

c. Caravaggio

2. Which Russian (2) _____________ wrote the music for the ballet Swan Lake?

a. Shostakovich

b. Rachmaninov

c. Tchaikovsky

3. Which of these films was not (3) _____________ by Steven Spielberg?

a. Jaws

b. 2001: A Space Odyssey

c. Schindler's List

4. Which Shakespeare (4) _____________ inspired the film West Side Story?

a. Romeo and Juliet

b. Julius Caesar

c. A Midsummer Night's Dream

5. Which famous (5) _____________ cut off part of his ear?

a. Monet

b. Cézanne

c. Van Gogh

6. Which British (6) _____________ sang on the 2011 hit Someone Like You?

a. Adele

b. Ellie Goulding

c. Calvin Harris

7. Which of these film series did actor Robert Pattinson not (7) _____________ ?

a. Harry Potter

b. Twilight

c. The Hobbit

8. What is the name of the famous (8) _____________ in the photo?

a. Mark

b. David

c. Anthony 

I.       Read the following text and then choose from the list A-G given below the best phrase to fill each of the spaces. Each correct phrase may only be used once. Two of the suggested answers do not fit at all

Arts and crafts describes a wide variety of activities involving making things with one's own hands. Arts and crafts is usually a hobby. Some crafts (art skills) have been practised for centuries, while(21)              .

Both children and adults enjoy arts and crafts. Children in schools may learn skills(22)

                 , or making things with all sorts of material. Many community centers and schools have evening or day classes and workshops(23)      

Although "crafts" today are usually hobbies enjoyed by amateurs, the word was used many centuries ago(24)    . Young people were learned from a master-craftsman, they often took many years(25)           

A.       to learn their skills to perfection

B.        where one can learn arts and craft skills

C.   for example communication or team work

D.       others are more recent inventions

E.        others have been considered nonsense

F.        such as woodworking, wood carving, sewing

G.       by professional people who had a guild system

IV.  Choose one of the half-sentence endings from the list (A-K) to complete each blank in the passage. Number zero (0) has been done for you.

    A. than just react to emergencies

    B. the building will telephone the service engineers and tell them what has gone wrong

C. and turns off some of the systems at night

D. lighting, heating and ventilation

E. can make their own decisions

F. the telephone system to call the fire department

G. of breakdowns

H. tell the employees what to do

I. while at the same time allowing people to escape

J. look after themselves and the people inside them

K. in cities all around the world

     A new generation of “intelligent” buildings can be seen (0)......K....... Today, many of the buildings that people work in (1)................. These decisions enable the buildings to (2).................

      If a fire should start in one, for example, the building’s alarm system sends a message to a computer, which immediately instructs (3)................. The computer can also (4)................. Then it operates doors to contain the fire, (5)................. The building can also take care (6)................. In the case of a faulty air-conditioner, for example, (7).................

      But an intelligent building does more (8)................. Twenty-four hours a day, it checks (9)................. It adjusts the condition of each to suit those working inside during the day, (10).................

Part II: Read the following passage and choose the most suitable sentence from the list A - H  for each gap from 1 - 5. There are two extra sentences that you do not need to use. Write your answer in the space provided. (0) has been done as an example. (2,5 points)
      The Sahara’s meager resources are being plundered right to the present day. This is shown most clearly in the dramatic fall in the region’s precious water reserves. The rock is of a type which hinders easy underground storage so the water supply depends on rainfall. (0)        B      . However, the seriousness of the situation goes far beyond mere seasonal changes.
There’s one district where observations go back at least 125 years. Here it is known that wells of the balance beam type were once used in cultivated areas. This way of drawing water is intended for the irrigation of gardens and small plots and works only if there’s water not more than about five metres below the surface.
(1) ______. They have all been replaced by wells from which the water has to be raised by draught animals, because it is now 25 metres down. (2) ______.
In a classic example of a vicious circle, shortage of water has led to the digging of more wells to save the flocks and birds. As these have been deepened the water supply has been further depleted. (3) ______.
The Air region was once regarded as the Switzerland of Africa because of its temperate climate. (4) ______. Nowadays, though, there are only a third of the palms which existed there at the turn of the century. The amount of wildlife has shown a proportionate fall. (5) ______. This is highly dangerous in a world where the overall population is growing rapidly. We cannot afford to lose fertile land.
A. So, too, has the number of human beings who can now survive in the area.
B. This being so, it is easy to understand why it varies.
C. Today, though, not one well of this type exists.
D. This has resulted in soil erosion which then dries out the land still further.
E. Here, then, the water level has evidently dropped by 20 metres in little over a century.
F. It was criss-crossed by valleys filled with palm trees and was thronged with wildlife.
G. Such are conditions in the Sahara Desert in recent times.

Part II: Read the following passage and choose the most suitable sentence from the list A - H  for each gap from 1 - 5. There are two extra sentences that you do not need to use. Write your answer in the space provided. (0) has been done as an example. (2,5 points)
      A.  For example, in the 1950s, young people around the world dressed like Elvis Presley.
      B.  They usually like the same type of music and wear the same style of clothing.
      C.  The truth is most people don’t want to look unfashionable.
      D.  The British Queen Elizabeth was famous for her fashionable clothes.
      E.  However, it can also explain what you think.
      F.  The French King Louis XIV was famous for his elegant style.
      G.  Some people say they don’t care what they wear.
      H.  Fashion is the most important thing that young people think of every day.
THE POWER OF FASHION
Fashion is something we think about every day. (0) __G____But they still choose clothes every morning that say a lot about them and how they feel.(1) ______ They want to wear up-to-date clothes that make them feel good. The problem is fashion is always changing.
During the eighteenth century, Paris was the centre of the fashion industry and, like today, the fashions changed. (2) ______ He wanted other countries to know about Paris fashions, so he sent fashion dolls to Europe. Dressmakers could then copy the clothes, footwear and hats on the dolls.
In recent years, music, films, videos, books and TV have all influenced what people wear. (3) ___________ Then in the 1990s, hip hop was very popular and young people dressed in baggy trousers and hooded tops and boots. Ray-Ban sold thousands of pairs of sunglasses after Will Smith wore them in the film Men In Black. If he’d worn a different type of sunglasses, they would have become popular instead.
Young people often choose their clothes in order to be part of a group. The members of the group have the same interests, and have names such as goths, skaters or rappers. (4) ______If a young person is a goth, for example, they wear black clothes. If somebody is a rapper, they often wear baggy jeans and lots of jewellery.
Style can show what kind of music you like, or what group you belong to. (5) ______ In the 1970s, people wore badges to show what they thought about important issues. In the 1990s, Katherine Hamnett, a top British fashion designer, became popular when her T-shirts with messages such as ‘Preserve the rainforests’ were worn by different rock bands. In 2005, people at the Live 8 concerts wore white wrist-bands with the message ‘Make poverty history’.

 Read the text and complete the table below with information from the text. Use no more than TWO words or a number in each gap.

                                                   UK EDUCATION AFTER SECONDARY SCHOOL

In the UK, students can choose to end their formal education at 16, but in England they must stay in full-time education or do a training course until the age of 18.

Many 16-year-old students go on to study at different vocational colleges. Vocational education usually lasts up to three years. During this time, students learn job-specific skills. That is why vocational education is often referred to as career education or technical education. Many students still go on to higher education after receiving their vocational qualifications.

Alternatively, students can go toa sixth-form college or stay at their secondary school if it offers a sixth form for two more years. Students usually focus on three or four subjects that they are interested in or related to the degree they want to study at university. Exams are taken at the end of the two-year course, and the grades are used to apply for university courses. Not all students leaving sixth form go to university. Some prefer to get into a vocational course or find a job.

At university, students study for at least three years in order to get a bachelor’s degree. After the first degree, they can study for one to two years to get a master’s degree, and three to five years to get a doctorate. 

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PART A: USE OF ENGLISH

I.     CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FROM A, B, C OR D TO COMPLETE FOLLOWING SENTENCES.

Question 1. As a citizen, it is normal to                       to the laws and rules made by the society.

A. conform                  B. resist                       C. hinder                     D. obey

Question 2. He attempted to                      the painting from the gallery but he was caught.

A. rob                          B. steal                        C. thief                        D. kidnap

Question 3. Once the computer virus was removed, a lot of information                       .

A. is disappearing                   B. will have disappeared

C. disappears                          D. disappeared

Question 4. Telecommuter boosters will often mention                          convenient it is for people wishing to cut down on their work hours.

A. how                        B. therefore                 C. only                        D. most

Question 5. A:"Will the Jackson be invited?"- B:"I                       ."

A. expect so not          B. so expect                C. expect so                D. don't expect

Question 6. I read the contract again and again                      avoiding making spelling mistakes.

A. with a view to        B. on account of         C. by means of            D. in terms of

Question 7. In a report submitted to the government yesterday, scientists                      that the building of the bridge be stopped.

A. banned                   B. complained             C. said                         D. recommended

Question 8. Anyone ordering a new MP3 player                       the end of the month will receive a free extra set of headphones.

A. at                            B. in                            C. upon                       D. before

Question 9. I enjoyed reading that story. It was rather sad,                       .

A. also                         B. though                    C. but                          D. so

Question 10. My job is so                       that I don't think I'll be able to take a summer break.

A. persisting                B. hard                        C. demanding             D. tough

II.   CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FROM A, B, C OR D TO COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING PASSAGE.

SOUND ADVICE FOR LANGUAGE LEARNERS

A recent survey of a language learning magazine has consulted a number of experts in the (11)

                      of  a  second  language  acquisition.  Their  advice  may  prove  invaluable  for  those  (12)

                      a language course. One suggestion is that you (13)                         whether you are likely to be successful at learning a language? Did you enjoy studying languages at school, for example? The major (14)                            will be your own time and effort.Therefore, you must be sure that the course on offer leads to a (15)                                          qualification. Also, be realistic in your (16)                                        . If you don't set achievable aims, you are more likely to give up. Do not be deceived (17)                               thinking that the  most  expensive  courses  are  the best. (18)                                around to get the best possible value for  money. You should also bear in mind that the faster you learn a language, the more quickly you forget it. Sandra Miller, a French teacher, tried to teach herself German by rolling on a (19)                                           course.

Already fluent in four languages and with a sound knowledge of teaching methodology her chances of

(20)                        progress were high. Three years on she remembers very little. She feels her biggest mistake was not to follow up her first experience. "I should have consolidated what I'd learnt by continuing to study, even if it were by myself."

Question 11. A. branch          B. field            C.area              D. domain Question 12. A. considering  B. wondering  C. thinking                      D. looking Question 13. A. survey                           B. review         C. balance       D.assess Question 14. A. price                                   B. charge         C. cost             D. valuation Question 15. A. valued          B. regarded     C. understood D. recognised Question 16. A. ends              B. sights          C. goals           D. objects Question 17. A. into                               B. about          C. by               D. in Question 18. A. Nose                                        B. Shop           C.Push            D. Run Question 19. A. rapid                                   B. quick           C. fast             D.crash Question 20. A. achieving                            B. making        C. doing          D. gaining

III.   FILL IN EACH NUMBERED SPACE WITH A SUITABLE WORD.

SAFE CAMPING

Camping in the country is usually great fun, but sometimes things can go wrong. Accidents can happen, so it is essential to think about safety (21)                                                  before you go and while you are there. This will prevent your fun camping trip turning into (22)                                    less pleasant.

Firstly, you need to plan ahead. Check out the weather forecast a few days in (23)                      

and watch out for any reports of fires in the area you are thinking of going to. (24)                      an emergency kit in case you or anyone with you has an accident or illness while you are there.

Choose your camp site carefully, avoiding any places (25)                        there is risk of flooding before you put up your tent, make (26)                                     there are no sharp objects on the ground, or ants' or wasps' nests nearby.

In order to keep insects out of the tent, close it whenever you go in or out. If you need a camp

fire for cooking, be (27)                        not to build it anywhere near your tent, and before you go to bed, remember to put it out completely, preferably (28)                        lots of water.

After meals, pick up any bits of food that (29)                       be left on the ground, as these can

attract insects - or larger creatures. It also makes senses, for the same reason, to keep unused food in closed containers away from the camp. You don't want a hungry bear or another (30)

                      suddenly appearing in your tent!

IV.  COMPLETE THE PASSAGE BELOW USING  THE  CORRECT  FORMS  OF  THE WORDS IN BRACKETS

SECURITY

People are becoming more security conscious these days. Crimes like burglary and (31 .THIEF)

                      are definitely on the increase. One of the most (32. PAIN)                       experiences a home

(33.  OWN)                         can  have  is  to  arrive  home  and  find  that  his  or  her  (34.  VALUE)

                      have disappeared, because a window had (35. ACCIDENT)                      been left open. What can we do to protect ourselves?

The most important piece of (36. ADVISORY)                        is to make sure that your (37. INSURE)

                      coverage is up to date. Another (38. SENSE)                       thing to do is to go along to your

local police station, where they will be more than willing to make (39. SUGGEST)                          on (40. RELY)                       ways of safeguarding your property.

PART B: READING

READ THE PASSAGE BELOW AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FROM A, B, C OR D.

A WALK IN THE MIDDAY SUN

When the heat is on, walkers need to be on their guard. The heat can create serious heath problems for walkers.

Hot weather makes your heart pump harder, and if you're not very fit, you start to understand why the majority of mountain rescue statistics are made up from summer walkers suffering heat attacks. Heat exhaustion is quite easy to get when you're making great physical effort. It happens when your body can't get enough sweat to keep you cool.

Take enough water and drink it sensibly.

The answer is to keep up your water intake. It's a good idea to drink a pint of water for every 10 degrees Fahrenheit every 24 hours. So, if the temperature is in the 70s, and you are doing a five- hour walk, you'll need a minimum of around one and a half pints of water. It's vital that you don't wait until you develop a raging thirst before you stop for a drink- keep taking regular swigs from your water bottle.

There are several alternatives to just water.

Many walkers flavor their water with fruit juice, which makes it a lot more palatable. You could even use one of the isotonic drinks made for athletics, which replace the body's salts lost through sweating. Powders such as Dioralyte, which you may have in the house as a treatment for diarrhea, will do the job just as well, as its main aim is also effective rehydration.

Getting wet is one way of keeping temperatures down.

Given that evaporation is your body's cooling mechanism, you can help things along with an external application of water. Soaking your hat with water is a great way to cool the head, though if the sun is beating down, it will probably dry off almost immediately. Better still then if you can plunge into a river or the sea fully-clothed.And if that's not possible, then at least take off your boots and socks and paddle in a cool stream.

One part of your body which can suffer is your feet.

Walking in the heat increases the rate at which your feet swell, which can lead to them feeling tight in your boots. Cool water from a stream reduces any swelling and helps general foot comfort. At the same time, you can check out your feet for signs of blisters. Extra sweating makes the skin softer and increases the chance of blisters forming, in the same way as when water leaks into your boots and gets to your feet.

The wrong clothing can cause problems.

As for what clothing you can wear, this should be lightweight and reasonably loose-fitting. Tight clothing will feel uncomfortable and may even lead to the formation of an irritating rash as "quickly heat" on your skin. The answer, if it does develop, is to try and stay cool as much as possible. Do this by either keeping in the shade, or washing the affected area with cold water, but without soap. But prevention is by far the best approach, so keep your clothing light.

Your clothing acts as an important defense against the sun.

It's understandable to want to remove any extraneous clothing when it's extremely hot, but it doesn't really make much sense to take off T-shirts. The sun's rays can be quite strong, and shoulders are always very sensitive to sunburn.This is the worst place to be red and sore when you are wearing a heavy

rucksack on your back. Wearing shorts can also create problems for walkers, as the backs of the legs can catch the sun very easily.

Always protect those parts of your body which are not covered by clothing.

In fact, those days when an apparently harmless breeze is blowing can be the most deceptive. It might not feel so hot, so you probably won't notice the damage being done so soon. As on every other day then, a good strong sun cream should therefore be applied to any skin which is exposed. Make the most use of the summer, but the sun with the respect it deserves.

Question 41. What does the writer say about "Dioralyte"?

A. It helps to reduce sweating.                                   B. It prevents the loss of body salts.

C. It works in the same way as an isotonic drink.      D. It will help you get diarrhea.

Question 42. The word "it" in line 3, paragraph 4, refers to                        .

A. the sun                    B. water                      C. the head                 D. your hat

Question 43. According to the text, when might your feet suffer?

A. when they cool down                                B. when they are wet

C. if you are wearing tight-fitting boots         D. if you have to walk through water

Question 44. According to the writer; it is better to wear loose fitting clothing because                       .

A.  it is less likely to create problems for your skin.

B.  it is very light

C.  it keeps you cool

D.  it lasts longer than tight-fitting clothing

Question 45. What does the writer mean by "extraneous clothing" in paragraph 7?

A.  clothing which is too tight

B.  clothing which is too heavy to wear

C.  clothing which is no longer needed to keep you warm

D.  clothing which most people would consider unusual in hot weather

Question 40. According to the writer, when are walkers particularly at risk from the effects of the sun?

A. if they have suffered an injury       B. if their sun cream is not strong enough

C. when there is a strong wind           D. when they are unaware of the heat

Question 41. Who has the text been written for?

A. people who go walking in the mountains B. people who go walking in hot weather

C. walkers who are unfit                                 D. people who only go walking in summer

II. READ THE FOLLOWING MAGAZINE ARTICLE ABOUT WAYS OF REDUCING THE ENVIRONMENTAL HARM WE DO. CHOOSE FROM THE PEOPLE A, B, C OR D.

A.  Carla

School student Carla Ruiz lives in a hot country and has become very aware of the need to save water, "spring and autumn used to be quite wet, but these days it hardly rains at all", she says. "Nearly all the rivers have dried up, destroying all the wildlife in and around them, and no matter what we do they'll never be the same again. At least, though, we can use what little water there is more sensibly.That's why at home I recently decided to do simple things like making sure there are no dripping taps, or taps left on while I'm brushing my teeth or washing food; also having showers instead of baths and not overwatering the plants. Within a few days I was regularly doing these things without even thinking, and I know they

made a difference because the water bills went down quite a bit. My parents noticed that so they started doing the same, and our bills are now a lot lower"

B.  Vincent

Trainee manager, Vincent Owen, is doing his bit to save the planet by using less electricity around the home. "I was talking to this guy at work and he told me that we waste a huge amount

of energy every year by leaving things like the TV, DVD and computer on standby all the time, so nowadays I try to remember - not always successfully - to switch them off at night. Something I always do now, though, is keep the air-conditioning off, even if I get a bit too sweaty here in summer.

Incidentally, I've now got solar panels on the roof so that all the hot water is powered by the sun. That was a big investment, and it ended up well over budget, but I'm sure it'll pay for itself in the end. I was hoping the neighbors might go for solar energy too, but as yet there's no sign they will."

C.  Lin

While Lin Chen is on a gap year, she is traveling round Europe with friends. "We had intended to fly everywhere," she says, "but when we worked out just how much extra pollution that would cause, we decided to do it by train instead. It was cheaper, too."They began their tour in Greece:"We all felt the obvious place to start was where European civilization began, so our first rail journey began in Athens. We traveled to Patras on the west coast, taking the ferry across to Bari in southern Italy. Unfortunately, it was very windy and I had a bad case of sea-sickness, though, by the time we were on the train to  Bologna, I'd recovered.From there we took the overnight train to Paris, and a few days later we went on the Eurostar to London. We saw far more of the countryside than we would have done by plane, and it was much more relaxing, too."

D.  Tanya

Tanya Petrov works in a restaurant with an extensive menu, but at home she will only eat local or seasonal food: "I strongly believe that transporting food thousands of kilometers, or storing it under refrigeration for months on end, ultimately has a highly negative impact on the climate. I always try to buy food that is produced locally and I have a special calendar to show me which kinds of food are in season so that I know what I'm buying is really fresh. And I always check the "best- before" dates of fresh fruit and vegetables before I choose them so I don't end up having to throw any out. Apart from the environmental considerations, I'm convinced the food I eat, which has far fewer chemicals in it, helps me avoid the kind of illness that seems to be so common these days."

Which person

Question 48. Avoids waste by selecting items carefully? Question 49. Says other people have followed their example? Question 50. Was ill for a short time?                                       

Question 51. Sometimes forgets to do something that they feel should do?

Question 52. Found it quite easy to change their daily habits?

Question 53. Has followed the advice of a colleague?

Question 54. Changed their original plans for environmental reasons?

Question 55. Sometimes feels physically uncomfortable because of a change they made?

Question 56. Says the damage to the environment is a permanent?

Question 57. Makes different choices according to the time of year?

PART C: WRITING

COMPLETE THE SECOND SENTENCE SO THAT IT HAS THE SAME MEANING AS THE FIRST ONE, USINGTHE WORD GIVEN IN EACH BRACKET. DO NOT CHANGETHE WORD GIVEN. YOU MUST USE TWO AND FIVE WORDS INCLUDING THE WORD GIVEN.

Question 58. Joe isn't feeling very well today (weather)

→ Joe is feeling a bit

Question 59. That apartment is furnished (some)

→ There                                                                     in that apartment.

Question 60. He had a very traditional upbringing, didn't he? (traditionally)

→ He was                                                                     wasn't he?

Question 61. It was wrong of you to allow a 4 year-old child to walk home alone (shouldn't)

→ You                                                                     4 year-old child to walk home alone.

Question 62. Success depends on hard work (more)

→ The harder                                                                    youare.

II. WRITE A PARAGRAPH ABOUT 150-180 WORDS ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF STUDYING AT A GIFTED SCHOOL

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IV. Complete the sentences with the correct phrase from the list. Write the letter of the phrase.

a.  can’t be him

b.  can’t be true

c.  may not be

d.  may not speak

e.  must not get

f.  must not like

22.   A: I can’t hear the singers! That man sitting behind us is snoring in his sleep!

       B: I hear him! He ............................................................ opera.

23.   A: Look! Isn’t that our history professor over there? In the yellow sweater!

       B: No, that ............................................................. He’s in Tokyo this week, giving a presentation.

24.   A: This coffee doesn’t taste very good. It’s supposed to be 100 percent Arabica.

        B: It ........................................................... 100 percent Arabica. Maybe they mixed it with something else. Maybe it’s a blend.

25.   A: Who is that woman standing alone over there? She isn’t talking to anyone.

        B: Well, she ................................................................... any English. Or maybe she’s very shy. Anyway, let’s go over and try to talk to her.

26.   A: Jane has been accepted at Harvard, I heard.

       B: No way! That ............................................................... She isn’t even a good student.

27.   A: Did you see the new pickup truck that Mario’s driving?

       B: I sure did. It’s very big. It ............................................................ good gas mileage.