Here you have two tests of unit 2. Below each one you find the key.
See you tomorrow!
TEST 1
GRAMMAR
1 Underline the correct alternative.
1 I’m so hungry! I’ve worked / been working for six hours
without a break.
2 She went on
a charity walk last week and she has
raised / been raising £500.
3 Sorry about the mess. We’ve decorated / been decorating all week.
4 Has he /
Did he started his new job yet?
5 Somebody has been breaking / broken my favourite mug! Come on, who was it?
6 It has been a very productive day. We’ve made / been making six cakes and two
casseroles.
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
1 Oh no! My mobile ’s been stolen ! (steal)
2 The house
during the night and valuable jewellery
from the safe. (rob / take)
3 They’re too scared to go out. They think they .
(watch)
4 The job must
by Friday or you .
(finish / not pay)
5 Fifty people
in a train crash. (injure)
6 Celebrities
everywhere they go. They
to have a private life. It must be awful. (follow / not allow)
7 Be careful what you say. He doesn’t like .
(criticise)
8 She’s the sort of person who wants
what to do. (tell)
PRONUNCIATION
3 Underline the correct stress pattern for each
word: verb (v) or noun (n).
1 project (v) oO
Oo
2 decrease (n) oO Oo
3 desert (v) oO Oo
4 suspect (v) oO Oo
5 research (n) oO Oo
6 reject (n) oO Oo
7 permit (n) oO Oo
8 import (v) oO Oo
9 record (v) oO Oo
10 increase (n) oO Oo
11 present (v) oO Oo
VOCABULARY
4 Complete the words and underline the correct
adjectives.
1 Without exercise, an increase in o b
e s i t y is inevitable / disturbing.
2 The l
of drinking water in many parts of the world is legal / unjustifiable.
3 The rise in cases of domestic v
is very sensible / disturbing.
4 It’s outrageous
/ legal that banks encourage customers to get into d .
5 Lorries and cars which cause unacceptable
levels of air p
should be made illegal / ethical.
6 Their failure to deal with h
is totally unethical / inoffensive.
5 Put the letters in brackets in the correct
order.
1 Speed cameras are a (tnreedter) deterrent to those who drive too fast.
2 As a taxi driver, (rteset)
level cameras have made my job much easier.
3 (opschimicr)
are designed to prevent credit card fraud.
4 Number plate (itrgneoncoi)
helps the police to keep (crkta)
of stolen cars.
5 He used his (oenhp acaerm)
to take a photo of the thief.
FUNCTIONS
6 Complete the conversation with the words in
the box.
A: I really 1 think credit cards
should be banned.
B: I know 2 you mean – but it’s not likely to
happen, is it?
A: I’m not 3 sure. Banks need to reduce trillions of
euros of credit card debt.
B: That’s 4 . But banks make a lot of
money from debt.
A: Exactly! And it 5 to me that it’s the people on lower incomes that suffer.
B: Fair 6 I take your 7 . However, I’m 8 convinced that banning credit cards is the answer.
A: OK, but the 9 I see it, there’ll be another credit crisis soon.
B: I agree 10
you. I’m very 11 against global banking policies but I
don’t believe they’ll take your advice!
KEY TEST 1
1: 2 raised 3 been decorating 4 Has he 5 broken 6 made
2: 2 was robbed / was taken
3 ’re
being watched
4
be finished / won’t be paid
5 have
been injured
6
are followed / aren’t allowed
7
being criticised
8
to be told
3: 2 Oo 3 oO 4
oO 5 Oo 6 Oo 7
Oo
8 oO 9 oO 10
Oo 11 oO
4: 2 lack / unjustifiable
3 violence
/ disturbing
4
outrageous / debt
5
pollution / illegal
6
homelessness / unethical
5: 2 street 3 Microchips
4
recognition / track 5 phone camera
6: 2 what 3 so 4
right 5 seems 6 enough 7 point 8 not 9
way 10 with 11 much
TEST 2
GRAMMAR
1 Underline the correct alternative.
1 I’m so hungry! I’ve worked / been working for six
hours without a break.
2 I’ve just been
shopping / shopped in Blackwater. They’ve got everything there!
3 Who has borrowed
/ been borrowing my favourite CD? Come on, where is it?
4 He ran fifteen miles last week and he has raised / been raising £500 for charity.
5 It has been
a very productive morning. I’ve written
/ been writing the whole report!
6 Sorry about the terrible mess. We’ve cooked / been cooking all day.
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
1 Oh no! My mobile ’s been stolen ! (steal)
2 Famous people
to have a private life. They
everywhere they go. (not allow / photograph)
3 Be careful what you say. She hates
what to do. (tell)
4 The museum
over the weekend and several priceless objects .
(rob / take)
5 He’s too scared to go out. He thinks he .
(follow)
6 Teenagers don’t like .
(advise)
7 The order must
by tomorrow or the cheque .
(deliver / cancel)
8 Ten people
in a tragic motorway crash this morning. (kill)
PRONUNCIATION
3 Underline the correct stress pattern for
each word: verb (v) or noun (n).
1 project (v) oO Oo
2 record (v) oO Oo
3 desert (v) oO Oo
4 present (v) oO Oo
5 reject (n) oO Oo
6 research (n) oO Oo
7 permit (n) oO Oo
8 import (v) oO Oo
9 decrease (n) oO Oo
10 increase (n) oO Oo
11 suspect (v) oO Oo
VOCABULARY
4 Complete the words and underline the correct
adjectives.
1 Without more exercise, an increase in o b
e s i t y is inevitable / disturbing.
2 D
is still illegal / inoffensive in
many countries.
3 The sight of teenage d
on the streets is really offensive / unethical.
4 The level of p
in many parts of the world is legal / unjustifiable.
5 The increase in cases of d
violence is very sensible / disturbing.
6 It’s outrageous
/ ethical that people in rich countries ignore the existence of famine and
d
in the world.
5 Put the letters in brackets in the correct
order.
1 Speed cameras are a (tnreedter) deterrent to those who drive too fast.
2 Law-abiding (itiznsce)
should feel safer living in a (anurlveilces)
society.
3 He took a photo of the shoplifter with his (oenhp
acaerm)
and (dehadn)
it over to the police.
4 Only car thieves need to worry about number
plate (itrgneoncoi) .
FUNCTIONS
6 Complete the conversation with the words in
the box.
A: I really 1 think
credit cards should be banned.
B: I know what you 2
– but it’s not likely to happen, is it?
A: I’m 3
so sure. Banks need to reduce trillions of euros of credit card debt.
B: 4 right. But they make a lot of money from debt.
A: Exactly! It seems 5 me that it’s the people on lower incomes that suffer.
B: 6 enough. I 7 your point. However, I’m
not 8 that banning credit cards is the answer.
A: OK, but the way I see 9 , there’ll be another credit crisis soon.
B: I 10
with you. I’m very much 11
global banking policies but I don’t believe they’ll take your advice!
KEY TEST 2
1: 2 been shopping 3 borrowed 4 raised
5 written 6 been cooking
2: 2 aren’t allowed / are photographed
3 being
told
4
was robbed / were taken
5
’s being followed
6
to be (being) advised
7
be delivered / will be cancelled
8
have been (were) killed
3: 2 oO 3 oO 4
oO 5 Oo 6 Oo 7
Oo
8 oO 9 Oo 10
Oo 11 oO
4: 2 Divorce / illegal
3 drunkenness
/ offensive
4
poverty / unjustifiable
5
domestic / disturbing
6
outrageous / drought
5: 2 citizens / surveillance
3 phone
camera / handed
4
recognition
6: 2 mean 3 not 4
That’s 5 to 6 Fair
7 take 8 convinced 9 it 10
agree
11
against
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