MODULE 3 Test Level 2 Vocabulary and Grammar 1 Name: Mark: . (50 points) Add one word to each group. (5 points) 1. secretary • waiter • actor • 2. dolphin • whale • fish • 3. brave • clever • confident • 4. insect • reptile • amphibian • 5. cello • clarinet • drums • 6. wings • fins • paws • 7. litter • poverty • graffiti • 8. upset stomach • headache • temperature • 9. lorry • traffic jam • speed limit • 10. cut • cough • bite • 2 Write two suitable words or phrases. (5 points) 1. animals you can see on a farm: 2. types of water transport: 3. places you can swim: 4. jobs in the film industry: 5. things you can see in the countryside: 3 Complete the sentences with the words below. There are more words than you need. (5 points) suburbs • artist • feathers • score • mayor • lyrics • astronaut crocodile • stray • planet • orchestra • crowded • tunes 1. A bird’s body is covered with . 2. Emma plays the violin in an . 3. The words of a song are its . 4. Homeless cats are animals. 5. We bought a house in the 6. The Earth is a 7. An 8. A . . travels in space. is a reptile. 9. Our town elected a new 10. The team with the highest Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © . wins. Burlington Books 1 MODULE 3: Test Level 2 4 Complete the text with the words below. There are more words than you need. (5 points) survive • worried • get better • flu • imaginary • species • ocean • blood whiskers • harmless • protected • residential areas • invasive of mosquitos in the world. Although it’s always annoying to hear There are over 3,000 1. them flying over your bed at night, most mosquitos are 2. to be 3. . However, you would be right if an Asian Tiger Mosquito bit you. This mosquito carries a dangerous virus. It can make you feel like you’ve got the 4. Some people 5. , with a high temperature and a headache. ; however, the health of others does not improve much. The bad news for Europeans is that this mosquito is no longer found only in hot climates. The Tiger mosquito can 6. in cooler areas, too. Finding rides on ships, it has crossed the and insect. Today, it is often found around people’s spread across the world, becoming an 8. homes in 9. 7. . Luckily, it’s easy to see because it has got black and white stripes all over its to drink during the day – so the next time you’re outside on body. It usually hunts for 10. a hot day, remember to take your insect repellent! 5 Correct the sentences. (4 points) 1. If Kim had baked a chocolate cake, I ate the whole thing. 2. Where do the children hide? I can’t see them. 3. We don’t going to have a test next week. 4. The teacher got angry if I’m late for class. 5. Will the new school complete by September? 6. Are you be waiting here at 7.00? 7. If they didn’t close the door, I will close it. 8. I looked for my key all morning, but I haven’t found it yet. 6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (4 points) (not come) to your party if you don’t invite him. 1. Joey 2. What you (do) at this time tomorrow? 3. The music festival 4. I (start) at 10.00 tonight. (work) in the garden when I saw a snake. 5. We (meet) Lucy in ten minutes. 6. You (not eat) at this restaurant yet. 7. I probably 8. If I (not wear) my new shoes on the hike next week. (be) a teacher, I wouldn’t give a lot of homework. Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 2 MODULE 3: Test Level 2 7 Rewrite the sentences with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the original sentence. (4 points) 1. Adele wrote those lyrics. (by) 2. My French is worse than my English. (as) 3. We’re going to run tomorrow morning. (at this time tomorrow morning) 4. We saw that film in the past. (already) 5. I didn’t have a pet when I was young. (use to) 6. When do they collect the rubbish? (collected) 7. We went to Rome for the first time in 2012. (before 2012) 8. They will show the film again tomorrow. (be) 8 Complete the sentences with one to three words. (4 points) 1. Everyone would laugh at you if you that hat. for an hour, but Sam hasn’t arrived yet. 2. We 3. If you to the doctor, you would have been better by now. 4. The birds over our house while I was working in the garden. 5. Jane was happy because her dad 6. Fred probably 7. I driving lessons next year. the blue sweater if the red one is dirty. at 7 o’clock tomorrow. 8. The shop 9 from a long business trip. Complete the text with the correct form of the words in brackets. (14 points) You 1. probably 2. (hear) of Lebron James. Some people think he is (good) basketball player in the world. Before he 3. (become) successful, James had lived in a poor neighbourhood in Akron, Ohio, USA. Soon after he 4. secondary school, he 5. 6. (start) playing basketball professionally. However, he (prefer) to go to university if his family 7. however, help other children. James knows that if you usually (have) the money for it. (rich) he was as a teenager, but he can’t change the past. He can, Today, James is 8. 10. (finish) (succeed). That’s why he 9. (give) children a chance, they 11. (decide) to start the I Promise programme in 2011. I Promise encourages children to stay in school. There are around eight I Promise groups, and some of those children are already in high school. In the year 2021, these children university – with a little help from James. How? If they 13. James 14. 12. (attend) (stay) in school and work hard, (pay) for four years at the University of Akron – for each of them. Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 3