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Characters - Exit Test
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For questions 1-15, of which of the people A-F are the following statements true? He met Dorian at Lady Brandon’s. He said he could believe anything if it was incredible. He was the painter’s…
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Sentence transformation (PET)
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Here are some sentences about the people in Rochester. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use no more than three words. Lady Clubber came from a…
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Language - Understanding the text
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Unscramble the verbs below to get their infinitive forms. viel nlaer difn tih tsrat islten eihd Choose which of the above verbs best fits each sentence below and complete each one with either the…
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Tourists! (II)
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Make a tourist guide or poster for your town or city. Find or draw a map of your town. Indicate the monuments and interesting places for tourists on the map. Use books or the Internet to find some…
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The national test
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Complete the text. Then talk about the question in the last sentence of the text. Big old country houses the house Oscar Wilde invented Sir Simon and the Otis family are known Britain ‘stately1…
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Cultured conversation?
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At dinner the Otis family said things like this: American actresses are much better than European actresses. Boston is much more important than Rome. Here are some sentences about the Otis family’s…
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The past simple - regular verbs
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HOLMES AND I FOLLOWED MRS WARREN UPSTAIRS We form the past simple of regular verbs by adding -ed to the verb. I/you/he/she/it/we/you/they talked, called, worked Some verbs end in a consonant + -y. We…
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Comprehension (KET)
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Are these sentences ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ or ‘Wrong’, choose ‘Doesn’t say’. There is an example at the beginning. Helen Stoner…
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You're a lottery winner!
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What would $6,000 be worth today? To find out, multiply it by twenty. ($1 in those days would be worth $20 today.) Write your total in the space provided. $6,000 x 20 = (1) Imagine you win this amount…
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