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SPT 9 Test 1 ( II variant)
A Vocabulary
Fill in the missing word/phrase. There are two answers you do not need to use. (8x2/ 16)
• march • raised • strong • life • display • bright • street • spare • contest • make • feel • transformed • return
1 | The night sky burst with colour when the magnificent fireworks began. | 6 | If you see a spider, sure you don’t kill it; I’ve heard it’s bad luck. |
2 | Henry really enjoyed the opportunity to experience as a knight at England’s Medieval Festival last month. | 7 | Over the years, this organisation has a lot of money for different local charities. |
3 4 | Take a change of warm clothes with you on your camping trip; I’ve heard it gets quite cold in the mountains at night. The children were thrilled to see Disney floats at this year’s colourful …………… parade. | 8 9 | We always sing Christmas carols during the holidays, as it is a tradition in my family. It’s amazing how the town residents have the local square into an open-air theatre for next week’s music festival. |
5 | Throwing Mum and Dad a surprise party for their anniversary this year is really a …….. idea! | 10 | Why don’t you take part in the cooking ? I’m sure you’ll be the winner! |
В Underline the correct item. (10x1/ 10)
11 | The Nice Carnival is a winter event which invites/attracts millions of festival-goers to France each year. | 16 | Are Rosie and Sue winning/entering the school’s singing competition this year? | ||
12 | The Tulip Festival takes place every May and is one of Holland’s most popular monthly/annual events. | 17 | Bob and Sue always exchange/receive gifts with each other on Christmas Eve. | ||
13 | In many countries around the world, people throw/pull streamers and dance in the streets to celebrate New Year’s Eve. | 18 | Many people in the US dress up/decorate their Christmas trees with popcorn. | ||
14 | Everyone at the party made/took a toast to Lisa and wished her a Happy Birthday, | 19 | Don’t expect the children to wait patiently/ slowly for the treasure hunt to begin; they’re too excited! | ||
15 | Annabel always makes a wish before she blows out/lets off the candles on her birthday cake. | 20 | Please remind/remember me to call Linda tonight. I forgot to tell her about the costume party on Saturday. |
Grammar
C Choose the correct item (10x2/ 20)
21 | The Prague Spring International Music Festival in the middle of May and lasts for about two weeks. A starts В is starting С has started | 26 | Why …………….. this cheese? Is there something wrong with it? A you are smelling В do you smell С are you smelling |
22 | That dress great on Maria; pink is really her colour. A is looking В has been looking С looks | 27 | Janet about taking part in the Mardi Gras parade next week. A think В is thinking С thinks |
23 |
Kate has not walked under a ladder ……..she heard it was bad luck. A for В since С ago | 28 | …….. stunning costumes they’re wearing! A What В How С What a |
24 | Georgia many fancy dress costumes. Why don’t you borrow one from her for tonight’s party? A is having В has С has had | 29 | Has Mark found time to buy a costume for the Halloween party ? A just В now С yet |
25 | The children ……… in the garden all morning; that's why their clothes are dirty. A have played В have been playing С play | 30 | My brother plays April Fool’s jokes on people because he doesn’t want to embarrass them. A usually В sometimes С never |
D Fill in: when, who, which, where, whose. (5x2/ 10) |
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33 The costume George has chosen for the fancy dress party is very funny |
34 John, brother is a clown, is throwing a costume party next week. |
35 December 25th, Christmas takes place, is also my parents’ anniversary. |
F Choose the correct response | ||||
36 | Don’t take that black cat home! | A | What a coincidence! | |
37 | Oh, no! I’ve just killed a spider! Something bad will happen!I | B | I’m really worried about my exams | |
38 | We’re going to the seaside next week. | C | You lucky thing! | |
39 | saw a rainbow on a sunny day and then got A on maths! | D | That’s an old wives’ tale! | |
40 | What’s the matter? | E | That’s a load of rubbish! |
Listening | |
E Listen to some teenagers talking on a radio programme about their friends. Then, match the speakers (1-5) to the statements (A-F). There is one extra statement. (5x2/ 10) | |
50 Speaker 5 | A The speaker sees his/her friends every day. В The speaker and his/her friends share the same pastime. С The speaker spends all his/her free time with his/her friend. D The speaker thinks of his/her friend as part of the family. E The speaker moved close to his/her friend’s house. F The speaker thinks he/she is lucky to have such good friends. |
G Read the following text and mark the statements as T (true), F (false) or DS (doesn’t say). | |
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Vocabulary
A Complete the sentences using the appropriate verb from the list below.
• do • makes • hang out • keep • dusting • take • mopped
1/ I don’t know how Samantha manages to…..the ironing so fast; it takes me an hour just to iron two shirts! 2/ Pamela always …. her bed as she gets up in the morning. 3/ Messy people find it difficult to…. their rooms tidy 4/ You can’t ….. the washing now. It’s raining and all the clothes will get wet. | 5/ The only thing left to do is ….. the furniture, and then the house will be ready for tonight’s party. 6/ Timmy likes helping around the house, but he hates having to……. the rubbish out every night. 7/ Take off your shoes before going into the kitchen; Mum has just …… the floor. (7x3/ 21) |
В Choose the correct item.
8/ David was tired of the noise and pollution of the big city, so he decided to move to a small, isolated/industrial town in the countryside. 9/ Of all the housework/household chores, doing the dishes is the one Jenny hates most. 10/ Mrs Finch is very arrogant/nosy; she always peeps at us from behind the curtains to see what we’re doing in the garden. 11/ Dan’s muscles relaxed/went soft after his accident, as he was unable to exercise for months. 12/ Astronauts who work on the International Space Station use a(n) airless/vacuum hose to wash with. 13/ Peter and Frank play football at their local football hall/pitch every day. | 14/ Jenny would like a house with a crowded/ spacious study where she can put her big desk and her two big bookcases. 15/ Ian isn’t a very sociable/silly person, as he’s not very comfortable with meeting new people. 16/ Deforestation and the effects of tourism on natural habitats are two of the reasons why many plant and animal species are in danger of becoming extinct/ destroyed. 17/ The astronauts who work on the International Space Station make/do a lot of experiments 18/ Objects in space float because of the lack/zero of gravity. (11x1/ 11) |
Grammar
C Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets
19/ George has offered ………….. (take) the dog for a walk while I’m busy with the chores. 20/ They are tired of ……… (live) in the dirty, noisy city, so they’ve decided to move to the countryside. 21/ Sam avoids ………… (shop) at the corner shop because it’s a bit expensive. 22/ I don’t remember ….. (turn) off the lights upstairs. Can you please check? 23/ Mark’s parents never let him …………… (stay) out late on weeknights. 24/ Why don’t we leave a bit later tomorrow? I can’t stand ……. (wake) up early! | 25/ Do you mind …. (get) off the phone? I need to make a call. 26/ You must …. (tidy) up your own room. I’m not your slave, you know! 27/ Danny wants ……… (become) an astronaut when he grows up. 28/ Sarah made her sister … (promise) never to take her things again. 29 /John has been working all morning, but he’s stopped ……….(have) some lunch. (11x2/ 22) |
D Use too or enough and the words in brackets to complete the sentences. e.g. Bryan is too selfish (selfish) to care about anyone else’s problems but his own.
30/ Tom is …. (forgetful) to remember that he has an appointment with the dentist; you’d better remind him. 31/ Our living room isn’t … (big) for this sofa; we need to get a smaller one. 32/ Christine is …….(busy) to babysit for Timmy tonight; she has a lot of homework for tomorrow. 33/ Did you get ….. (sleep) last night? You seem tired | 34/ James doesn’t like the cottage his parents want to rent for the summer because he doesn’t find it ……. (modern). 35/ One thing that I don’t like about this area is that it’s ……. (noisy). 36/ The park is ……... (close) to walk to from here. (7x2/ 14) |
Everyday English E Complete the exchanges using the phrases low. There is one extra phrase.
• That’s not very nice. • Don’t worry about it. • You drive me crazy. | |||
37 | A: Peter never tidies his room. He always expects me to do it. B:………………. | 40 | A: I promise that I will never leave the kitchen in such a mess again. B: …………….. |
38 | A: Joe, come here right now! B: …………… | 41 | A: I’m so sorry I broke your CD player. B: …………….. |
39 | A: Mark! Stop playing the music so loudly! B: ……………….. | (5x2/ 10) |
Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. | Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. |
Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. | Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. |
Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. | Listening D. You will hear an interview between Adam Wilkins, a science teacher and The Science Hour programme host, Jeremy Jenkins. Listen and mark the sentences True, False, Not Stated. 47/ The world’s population increases by half a billion every year. 48/ People destroy forests to build factories. 49/ Many people do not realize of the damage we cause to the environment. 50/ Water pollution is one of the biggest threats to habitats. |
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SPT 9 Module test 3 (I variant)
Vocabulary
A Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.
1/ spotted glanced a) When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they ......around the room to see where they were coming from. b) Has the research team .....anything unusual in the area? 2/ survived existed a) Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever ................. b) Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow .....................and was still alive today? 3/ glaring staring a) Why are you ................at Stewart so angrily? Has he done something wrong? b) Rosie couldn’t stop ................ at the beautiful rainbow, as it was the first time she had ever seen one. 4/ horrifying violent a) Last night I dreamt that a ........... whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean. b) Andrew's nightmare was absolutely………….; he dreamt that a three-headed monster was approaching him, but he couldn’t move. | 5/ sightings sights a) Old castles are very popular ............ in Britain. b) Two fishermen reported ......... of a strange ten-legged creature in the lake yesterday. 6/ extinct mythical a) People thought the Coelacanth was a(n) ............species of fish, until a fisherman caught one in 1938. b) Annie loves story books about dragons, giants and other ....................creatures. 7/ refection shadow a) The moon was so bright that James could see his ........... in the lake. b) When David saw the ............... of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a leaf. 8/ imagination illusion a) Did the magician really make the man disappear or was it just an optical ..........? b) Jonathan's vivid ......................is what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories. 8x2=16 |
B Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use.
• similar • giant • lurks • glimpse • dull • appears • alike • mind • corridor • human • fantasy • brain • impact
9/ These two paintings look so much......... that you have to look really closely to see the few differences they have. 10/ This couldn’t be a(n) ..................print; it's far too wide and haft a metre tong! 11/ Eric has a brilliant ..................; he's sure to become a famous scientist one day. 12/ I don't like this painting. I think the……… brown and grey colours the artist has used give it a sad feeling 13/ According to Norwegian legend, the Kraken was a(n) ...................monster that lived in the sea. 14/ The old castle had a dark, mysterious……….. leading to the dungeons below. | 15/ Garry really lives in a(n) .................. world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of Bigfoot first! 16/ When Natasha is stressed out, she always dreams that a snake-headed monster............ suddenly and starts chasing her. 17/ The strange creature disappeared before we managed to catch a ..................of it. 18/ Cubism and Surrealism are two styles of painting that have had a great .................... on modern art. 10x2=20 |
Grammar
C Put the verbs into the correct past tense.
19/ Benjamin ............. (gasp) in horror when he saw the ghostly figure. 20 / Claire.............(drive) along a country road when a huge creature came out of nowhere and fell onto her car. 21/ While Lisa ................... (read) a book, her brother was listening to music. 22/ It was the first time that Elizabeth ............ (ever/see) pictures of Bigfoot. | 23/ Sandra ..................(paint) for three years before she sold her first painting. 24 / Alex didn't go to the photographic exhibition because he ...................(not/finish) his homework. 25 / The research team ...................(find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it. 7x2= 14 |
D Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.
e.g. James believed in ghosts when he was a child. (used to) James used to believe in ghosts when he was a child.
26/ When I was still at school, I read a new ghost story every week. (would)
27/ In the past, my sister made fun of Surrealist paintings, but now she loves them. (used to)
28/ Eleanor’s parents never bought her books about monsters when she was a child. (used to)
29/ Sally visited her grandparents quite often when she still lived in London. (would) 4x1=4
E Underline the correct item.
30/ Our house can't/may be haunted; we've lived here for years and we've never seen or heard anything unusual going on.
31/ The style of that painting must/may be Cubism, because the artist has used square and rectangular shapes.
32 / It can't/may be a coincidence, but isn't it strange that I was thinking about John at the exact moment he called me?
33/ Susan may/must be at the photographic exhibition, but I'm not sure.
34/ The magician's assistant hasn't truly disappeared; our eyes may/must be playing tricks on us!
35 / You may not/can't have seen a ghost. They're not real!
6x1=6
Everyday English
F Choose the correct response.
36 / A: Last night I dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me. B: a That's a thought! b What do you think this means? 37/ A: I woke up at 2:00 am and couldn’t get back to steep. B: a Poor you! b That's a relief! 38/ A: Your dream might mean that you'll meet someone new. B: a That's horrible! b You can't be serious! | 39/ A: Do you have any idea what dreaming about wild animals means? B: a I can't say for sure. b That can't be right. 40/ A: Don't worry, your dream probably means that you're stressed. B: a Is everything alright? b Do you really think so?
5x2=10 |
Reading
G Read the text and match the phrases (A-F) to the gaps (41-45). There is one extra phrase.
Nature’s joke? - the strange and wonderful PLATYPUS
The platypus is a strange little creature found only in Australia. When the first platypus was sent to Europe in the 19th century, the scientists who examined it just could not believe their eyes. They believed the platypus was a joke, 41) ....... .They thought some fun-loving Australian had put the feet and nose of a duck onto the body of a rat, 42)……..
But platypuses are real, 43) ............... . Platypuses have a nose like a duck, webbed feet like a duck, soft brown fur on their body and a long, flat tail like a beaver. As if that weren't strange enough, even though they are mammals (which means they feed their babies milk), platypuses don't give birth to live babies 44) ...............! No wonder scientists couldn't decide for a very long time if platypuses were birds, reptiles or mammals.
But the platypus has even more wonderful characteristics. Platypuses find their food in rivers by using electric fields. And, if they are in danger, male platypuses have sharp hooks on their feet 45) ............... .It's no surprise then, that this special, shy little animal is one of Australia's most famous creatures. A picture of the platypus appears on the Australian 20 cent coin. Australians are very proud of their unique platypus.
A but instead lay eggs just like birds
B because of its extremely strange appearance
C that produce poison strong enough to kill a dog
D just to play a trick on them
E and there is no other creature like them on Earth
F which makes them part-reptile, part-mammal, part-bird 5x3=15
Listening
H Listen to some people talking on a radio programme about dreams and match the speakers (1-5)to the statements (A-E).
A The speaker's dream felt very real. B The speaker believes that dreams have a special meaning. C The speaker is describing a dream that he/she has often. D The speaker is describing a nightmare he/she had as a child. E The speaker's dream came true. | 46 Speaker 1 47 Speaker 2 48 Speaker 3 49 Speaker4 50 Speaker 5 5x3=15 |
SPT 9 Module test 3 (II variant)
Vocabulary
A Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.
1/ spotted glanced a) When Richard and Ian heard the angry shouts they ......around the room to see where they were coming from. b) Has the research team .....anything unusual in the area? 2/ horrifying violent a) Last night I dreamt that a ........... whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean. b) Andrew's nightmare was absolutely………….; he dreamt that a three-headed monster was approaching him, but he couldn’t move. 3/ refection shadow a) The car was so shiny that George could see his ............ b) When Mike saw the ............... of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a leaf. 4/ survived existed a) Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove the creature ever ................. b) Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow .....................and was still alive today? | 5/ sightings sights a) Old castles are very popular ............ in Britain. b) Two fishermen reported ......... of a strange ten-legged creature in the lake yesterday. 6/ extinct mythical a) People thought the Coelacanth was a(n) ............species of fish, until a fisherman caught one in 1938. b) Annie loves story books about dragons, giants and other ....................creatures. 7/ glaring staring a) Why are you ................at Sue so angrily? Has she done something wrong? b) Rachel couldn’t stop ................ at the beautiful rainbow, as it was the first time she had ever seen one. 8/ imagination illusion a) Optical ….. can force eyes to see things in a different way. b) Jonathan's vivid ......................is what makes him able to write spine-chilling ghost stories. 8x2=16 |
B Fill in the missing word. There are three words you do not need to use.
• similar • giant • lurks • glimpse • dull • appears • alike • mind • corridor • human • fantasy • brain • impact
9/ Cubism and Surrealism are two styles of painting that have had a great .................... on modern art. 10/ This couldn’t be a(n) ..................print; it's far too wide and haft a metre tong! 11/ Garry really lives in a(n) .................. world! He believes that he will be the one who will take pictures of Bigfoot first! 12/ I don't like this painting. I think the……… brown and grey colours the artist has used give it a sad feeling 13/ According to Norwegian legend, the Kraken was a(n) ...................monster that lived in the sea. | 14/ The strange creature disappeared before we managed to catch a ..................of it. 15/ The old castle had a dark, mysterious……….. leading to the dungeons below. 16/ When Natasha is stressed out, she always dreams that a snake-headed monster............ suddenly and starts chasing her. 17/ Eric has a brilliant ..................; he's sure to become a famous scientist one day. 18/ These two paintings look so much......... that you have to look really closely to see the few differences they have. 10x2=20 |
Grammar
C Put the verbs into the correct past tense.
19/ Benjamin ..................(paint) for three years before he sold her first painting. 20 / Charlie.............(drive) along a country road when a huge creature came out of nowhere and fell onto her car. 21/ Alan didn't go to the photographic exhibition because he ...................(not/finish) his homework. 22/ It was the first time that Kate ............ (ever/see) pictures of Bigfoot. | 23/ Sandra............. (gasp) in horror when she saw the ghostly figure. 24 / While Leo ................... (watch) TV, his mother was cooking dinner. 25 / The research team ...................(find) an unusual fossil and took it back to the lab to examine it. 7x2= 14 |
D Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets.
e.g. James believed in ghosts when he was a child. (used to) James used to believe in ghosts when he was a child.
26/ In the past, my brother made fun of Cubism paintings, but now he loves them. (used to)
27/ When I was still at school, I read a new ghost story every week. (would)
28/ Sandra visited her grandparents quite often when she still lived in Paris. (would)
29/ Eliza’s parents never bought her books about monsters when she was a child. (used to) 4x1=4
E Underline the correct item.
30/ The magician's assistant hasn't truly disappeared; our eyes may/must be playing tricks on us!
31/ It can't/may be a coincidence, but isn't it strange that I was thinking about John at the exact moment he called me?
32 / The style of that painting must/may be Cubism, because the artist has used square and rectangular shapes.
33/ You may not/can't have seen a ghost. They're not real!
34/ Our house can't/may be haunted; we've lived here for years and we've never seen or heard anything unusual going on.
35 / Susan may/must be at the photographic exhibition, but I'm not sure.
6x1=6
Everyday English
F Choose the correct response.
36 / A: Don't worry, your dream probably means that you're stressed. B: a Do you really think so? b Is everything alright? 37/ A: Do you have any idea what dreaming about wild animals means? B: a I can't say for sure. b That can't be right. 38/ A: Your dream might mean that you'll meet someone new. B: a That's horrible! b You can't be serious! | 39/ A: I woke up at 2:00 am and couldn’t get back to steep. B: a That's a relief! b Poor you! 40/ A: Last night I dreamt that a huge spider was chasing me. B: a That's a thought! b What do you think this means? 5x2=10 |
Reading
G Read the text and match the phrases (A-F) to the gaps (41-45). There is one extra phrase.
Nature’s joke? - the strange and wonderful PLATYPUS
The platypus is a strange little creature found only in Australia. When the first platypus was sent to Europe in the 19th century, the scientists who examined it just could not believe their eyes. They believed the platypus was a joke, 41) ....... .They thought some fun-loving Australian had put the feet and nose of a duck onto the body of a rat, 42)……..
But platypuses are real, 43) ............... . Platypuses have a nose like a duck, webbed feet like a duck, soft brown fur on their body and a long, flat tail like a beaver. As if that weren't strange enough, even though they are mammals (which means they feed their babies milk), platypuses don't give birth to live babies 44) ...............! No wonder scientists couldn't decide for a very long time if platypuses were birds, reptiles or mammals.
But the platypus has even more wonderful characteristics. Platypuses find their food in rivers by using electric fields. And, if they are in danger, male platypuses have sharp hooks on their feet 45) ............... .It's no surprise then, that this special, shy little animal is one of Australia's most famous creatures. A picture of the platypus appears on the Australian 20 cent coin. Australians are very proud of their unique platypus.
A just to play a trick on them
B that produce poison strong enough to kill a dog
C which makes them part-reptile, part-mammal, part-bird
D but instead lay eggs just like birds
E and there is no other creature like them on Earth
F because of its extremely strange appearance 5x3=15
Listening
H Listen to some people talking on a radio programme about dreams and match the speakers (1-5)to the statements (A-E).
A The speaker's dream came true.. B The speaker is describing a dream that he/she has often. C The speaker is describing a nightmare he/she had as a child. D The speaker believes that dreams have a special meaning. E The speaker's dream felt very real | 46 Speaker 1 47 Speaker 2 48 Speaker 3 49 Speaker4 50 Speaker 5 5x3=15 |
Ответы
1 вариант 1 glanced - spotted 2 existed-survived 3 glaring- staring 4 violent-horrifying 5 sights-sightings 6 extinct-mythical 7 reflection-shadow 8 illusion-imagination 9 alike 10 human 11 mind 12 dull 13 giant 14 corridor 15 fantasy 16 appears 17 glimpse 18 impact 19 gasped 20 was driving 21 was reading 22 had ever seen 23 had been painting 24 hadn’t finished 25 found 26 When I was still at school, I would read a new ghost story every week 27 In the past, my sister used to make fun of Surrealist paintings 28 …. never used to buy her books …. 29 Sally would visit her …. 30 can’t 31 must 32 may 33 may 34 must 35 can’t 36 b 37 a 38 b 39 a 40 b 41 B 42 D 43 E 44 A 45 C 46 D 47 B 48 E 49 C 50 A | 2 variant 1 glanced-spotted 2 violent-horrifying 3 reflection-shadow 4 existed-survived 5 sights-sightings 6 extinct-mythical 7 glaring-staring 8 illusion-imagination 9 impact 10 human 11 fantasy 12 dull 13 giant 14 glimpse 15 corridor 16 appears 17 mind 18 alike 19 had been painting 20 was driving 21 hadn’t finished 22 had ever seen 23 gasped 24 was watching 25 found 26…used to make… 27 … would read… 28….would visit… 29… never used to buy …. 30 must 31 may 32 must 33 can’t 34 can’t 35 may 36 a 37 a 38 b 39 b 40 b 41 F 42 A 43 E 44 D 45 B 46 C 47 D 48 A 49 B 50 E |
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SPT 9 Test 4 I variant
Vocabulary
A Fill in the correct phrase.
• figurative speech • artificial brain • phone line • email account • broadband connection • emotional response
1/ Scientists are working on creating a(n) ……. which will make robots think on their own. 2/ Why don't you get a(n) ............? You'll be able to get on the Internet much faster than you do now. 3/ I can't send or receive anything over the Internet until I've set up my ..... | 4/ Do you believe robots will ever be able to understand idioms or other parts of………. 5/ George didn't have an Internet connection, so he checked his ....... to see if it was working. 6/ You can't expect a robot to show a(n) ........! They have no feelings! 6x2 = 12 |
B Fill in the correct word. There are three words you do not need to use.
• caters • exists • discover • divided •invented • overcome • subscription • modem • perform • deletes • become • server • build
7/ Some experts believe that robots with human intelligence will someday ........... a reality. 8/ I don't think that a machine that can think on its own .................... 9/Timothy can't connect to the Internet because his computer doesn't have a(n)...................... 10/ Did you know that there are robots which can ..............tasks such as serving tea and vacuuming the carpets? 11/ One of the problems robotics experts have to ….. when creating a household robot is getting it to understand and respond to everyday language. | 12/ John cancelled his monthly .......... to his Internet Service Provider because it was too expensive. 13/ Ben used recycled materials to ....... his robot for the science exhibition. 14/ Andy has ..................a new gadget again; he really loves making things. 15/ Experts are ...... as to whether robots will ever take the place of human teachers in the classroom. 16/ John never goes anywhere without his laptop, as it ..................for all his business needs. 10x2 =20 |
Grammar
C Underline the correct verb form.
17. By the end of the year, Eric will be working/ will have been working on his new computer gadget for almost seven months. 18. Are you showing/Will you show me how to get free music downloads from the Internet? 19. You can't carry all these bags yourself. I am taking/ 'll take some of them off your hands. 20. This time next week we will be enjoying/will have enjoyed ourselves at the Notting Hill Carnival. 21. Be careful! You will spill/are going to spill coffee on your keyboard! | 22. The lecture will have started/starts at 6 pm so we have plenty of time to get there. 23. Mr Higgins is giving/gives a demonstration of the new robot tomorrow evening. 24. By this time next month, we will have completed /will be completing our computer training course. 25. I am installing/will install the anti-virus software on your computer as soon as I get home tonight, I promise. 26. Do you buy/Are you buying Peter a new games console for his birthday? 10x1=10 |
D Choose the correct answer.
27/ I will call you when I .........in London. A will arrive B arrive C am arriving 28/ Bob rebooted his computer ..........the screen would stop freezing. A in order B in case C so that 29/The scanner isn't working. When ....... someone to fix it? A do you call B will you call C have you called 30/ Richard is .........hooked on the Internet that he even does all his shopping online. A very B such C so 31/ I need a scanner .....I can transfer these photos to my PC A so that B so as C in order | 32/ The robots of the future will have.......... amazing abilities that they will be able to do almost anything. A such an B so C such 33/ Anne called Frank ..........ask him about her computer problem. A so as B so that C to 34 /James stopped playing his video game ........he heard his mum at the door. A while B by the time C as soon as 35 /Daniel bought a used computer ..........spend all of his savings. A in case not B so as not to C in order not 9x2=18 |
Everyday English
E Choose the right response.
36 Let me take a look at that computer problem for you. 37 Would you agree that many teenagers spend too much time on their computers? 38 Can you give me a hand with the printer? 39 I suggest that you reboot the system. 40 I've lost some files. | A Have you tried running a search? B I've already tried that and it didn't work. C That's really kind of you. D Um ... in a way, yes. E Sure, what's the problem? 5x2=10 |
Reading
F Read the text and match the headings (A-F) to the paragraphs (41-45). There is one extra heading you do not need to use.
A A DIFFICULT DECISION B NOT LOOKING YOUR AGE C AN ANCIENT DESIRE | D THE NEGATIVE SIDE E NUMBERS DON’T LIE F DON’T QUESTION IT |
41 ............. For thousands of years human beings have dreamt of cheating death and the aging process. In their fantasy world, they live forever and remain young and beautiful in old age. Well, it may sound incredible, but there are some scientists who believe that mankind will soon have the technology to make this dream come true! 42............... Sounds like science fiction? Maybe. But remember that technology gives us the ability to do things today that people living only a few decades ago would have considered magic. Therefore, there is no reason why we shouldn't believe that experts will make all this possible. 43 ............ Some scientists believe that medical technology is moving so fast that by the end of this century, advanced anti-aging technologies will be available, and it will let people live for hundreds or maybe even thousands of years if they want to. Of course few people would want to live | to 1000 if, they had to spend hundreds of years looking and feeling like a 90-year-old. But some researchers think medicine will be able to keep people looking and feeling as beautiful and fit at 500 years old as they were at the age of 25! 44 ............ Naturally, the possibility of living 50 long raises many problems if people don’t die, how will the Earth cope when it gets so overcrowded? Many people believe that scientists should not develop anti-aging technology, and that they should let nature take its course as it has been doing tor millions of years. 45 ............ Of course, most scientists believe that humans will never possess such technology. But if living to 1000 becomes possible, do you think it would be a dream ... or a nightmare? And, if you had the choice, would you choose to live forever? 5x3=15 |
Listening
G Listen to some people talking about mobile phones and match the speakers (1-5) to the statements (A-E).
A I only make short phone calls on my mobile. B I feel that I need my phone too much C Mobile phones are good for reasons of safety. D I don't like the way people phrase text messages. E I spend a lot of money on my mobile phone. | 46 Speaker 1 47 Speaker 2 48 Speaker 3 49 Speaker 4 50 Speaker 5 5x3=15 |
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