FINAL EXAM 2 Name: Vocabulary and Grammar 1 Mark: . (50 points) Complete the words to match the definitions. (4 points) 1. land near the sea: c 2. very big: e 3. words of a song: l 4. look for: s 5. a dog’s feet: p 6. between the head and shoulders: n 7. not guilty: i 8. cheap: i 2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words below. There are more words than you need. (4 points) exchange • fancy • scream • improve • trunk • brain island • performance • volcano • make reservations 1. We sailed around a small . 2. The audience loved the . 3. Jake was ill, but his health’s starting to 4. We use our 5. I’ve to think. for the restaurant. 6. Sue really 7. Can I that pie. It looks delicious! this top for a bigger size? 8. If I saw a snake, I’d 3 . . Complete the sentences. (4 points) 1. Eggs, meat and cheese contain p . 2. You’re brave! You’re such a c 3. You should t person. o that dress before you buy it. 4. Bad food can cause an u s . 5. There are 30 musicians in the o . 6. We crossed the ocean in a s 7. Keep quiet. Don’t m . a n 8. Tidy your room! It’s very m 4 ! . Complete the sentences to show you understand the words in bold. (3 points) 1. The trailer looks interesting, so I think I’ll . 2. My mum doesn’t approve of . 3. We must protect endangered animals, such as . 4. You could hurt your back if you . 5. If the jury finds the suspect guilty, . 6. Alex took back the shoes he had bought because . Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 1 FINAL EXAM 2 5 Complete the text with the correct form of the words below. There are more words than you need. (5 points) skin • temperature • in pain • swimming cap • give in • comfortable sore throat • tight • crowded • unimportant • set out • survive On 1st June, Ross Edgley 1. on a 3,219-kilometre swim around the coast of Great Britain. The extreme athlete began his 100-day journey near Dover, one of Britain’s most 2. shipping areas. Swimming between the many big boats there was dangerous, but Edgley 3. . Every six hours, Edgley took a short break on a support boat, where he ate and slept before returning to the water. He wore a 4. and wetsuit to maintain his body 5. because the water was very cold. Although the suit protected his body from the salt water, it was not 6. because it was very 7. and it cut into his 8. The salt also made his mouth dry and gave him a terrible 9. . . much of the time, but he didn’t give up! You can read all about his Edgley was 10. amazing journey on his blog. 6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (5 points) 1. Ann usually takes a tablet if she (have) a headache. 2. A residential area (build) here soon. 3. The swimming pool 4. 5. People usually the judge (make) a decision yet? (not live) in these slums in ten years’ time. 6. The hamburgers 7. I 8. Kim (clean) at night. (cook) last night. (play) in the band next week. (not wear) her new outfit when we saw her. 9. The last bus 10. Our team Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © (leave) the central bus station in an hour. (not win) at the moment. Burlington Books 2 FINAL EXAM 2 7 Rewrite the sentences with the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning of the original sentences. (10 points) 1. Adam is very efficient. I’m not. (less) I work . 2. I couldn’t sing at the concert yesterday. (able to) I . 3. “I will help the boys tomorrow,” Mike said. (offered) Mike . 4. That is the shop. I bought my jeans there. (where) That . 5. You should take the tablets. You’ll get better. (if) You . 6. I advise you to work out every day. (should) You . 7. “Where can I put my coat?” asked Paul. (his) Paul . 8. In the past, Joe was the goalkeeper in the football team. (used to) Joe . 9. “Can you please help me?” Sue asked me. (to) Sue . 10. You must wash this shirt in cold water. (be) This 8 . Complete the sentences. Write one or two words in each space. (5 points) 1. he defeat the world champion next week? What do you think? 2. What is the name of your friend father won the lottery last year? 3. This time next week, I lying on a beach in the Caribbean. 4. Kate said that she for an exam that evening. you, I wouldn’t say anything about it. 5. If I 6. is not allowed here. 7. Help! Matt 8. I don’t speak Italian very playing the drums for an hour. I can’t stand it! . 9. I’m not sure it’s the answer. I 10. She instructed us Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © wrong. forget to put the books back on the shelf. Burlington Books 3 FINAL EXAM 2 9 Complete the text with one word in each space. (10 points) Train tickets in Britain cost a lot of money, and many people can’t afford them. What many people don’t realise, however, is that money can sometimes 1. saved by booking a flight instead. That’s what British teenager Jordan Cox discovered when he wanted travel from Sheffield to Essex. Although the 3. route was by train, Cox decided to look for a cheaper way to travel, and found a very long route 4. Berlin, Germany. So Cox flew from East Midlands airport in England to Berlin, he had a good time. While he was 6. city. He 7. 10. passed through 5. for his next flight, he went on a tour of the never been to Berlin before, so this was an adventure. Even though several hours and 1,637 kilometres 8. 9. 2. added to his journey, Cox said that it had worth it. If he had travelled directly from Sheffield to Essex by train, he have paid more money and missed a mini-holiday in Berlin! Advanced Think Ahead 3 Photocopiable © Burlington Books 4