Study Pack — Level 2 — Çalışma paketleri

End-of-course TestA

GRAMMAR · 24 soru

1 Put the words in the correct order. 2 Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verb in brackets. 3 Complete the sentences with one word.

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you we get a taxi think do think should ?
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usually does Michael get work how to ?
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wants do the washing-up who to?
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use where you live to did ?
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coat is this yours ?
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the flight long is going take to how ?
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Blanca ___ (write) an important email at the moment.
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Ed ___ (work) in a pet shop before he became a vet.
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That’s a surprise! Eloise ___ (not wear) jeans today.
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I ___ (clean) the kitchen if you do the vacuuming upstairs.
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Jeremy ___ (not call) me back last night; I expect he forgot.
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___ you ever ___ (lend) money to a friend?
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Their star player ___ (not train) at the moment. He’s hurt.
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We ___ (find) a lost phone in college last week.
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He ___ (not be) ready when we arrived, so we had to wait.
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The dishwasher ___ (invent) by an American woman.
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I’ve checked the forecast and it ___ (not rain) tomorrow.
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I went back to sleep because I ___ (wake up) too early.
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If you were my neighbour, I ___ be very happy.
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We’ll finish as quickly ___ we can.
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Sachin has had piano lessons ___ several years.
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A I can’t play a musical instrument. B ___ can I.
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He said he ___ want to come because the cinema was too expensive.
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A ___ I turn on the radio? It’s very quiet in here. B Yes, please. That’s a good idea.

Progress Test Files 7-12A

LISTENING · 10 soru

1 Listen to a conversation about running. Tick (✓) A, B, or C. 2 Listen to five conversations. Match them with activities A–E.

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Elena was motivated to start running when she ______.
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According to Jonas, new runners should ______.
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Elena thinks she might ______ if she exercises next to the river.
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Jonas has been running regularly ______.
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If Elena ran ______, she’d feel proud.
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Conversation 1
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Conversation 2
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Conversation 3
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Conversation 4
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Conversation 5

End-of-course TestA

VOCABULARY · 7 soru

5 Write the opposite. 6 Complete the sentences with the correct word.

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curly ___
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buy ___
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asleep ___
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divorced ___
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download ___
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Arianna ___ to be ill. But she wasn’t sick at all.
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The shop assistant ___ to help Nell look for a dress.

End-of-course TestA

PRONUNCIATION · 16 soru

11 Match the words with the same sound. 12 Underline the stressed syllable.

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flew lose ___
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lunch done ___
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cheap ___ ___
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put ___ ___
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customer ___ ___
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go ___ ___
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a|ssis|tant
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dish|wa|sher
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con|fu|sion
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mou|stache
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to|wards
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e|ner|ge|tic
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in|fe|rior
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je|lly|fish
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be|long
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ath|le|tics

End-of-course TestA

READING · 15 soru

The Sleep Cinema Hotel

For nearly 50 years, the Rotterdam Film Festival has shown unusual and exciting film projects from around the world. The organizers of the festival are creative and positive people. For example, when award-winning film director Apichatpong Weerasethakul wanted to show a film that lasted for more than 24 hours, the organizers said: ‘No problem.’ Apichatpong also wanted to create a hotel inside the cinema. Could the cinema provide beds and showers, and give the guests breakfast? ‘No problem.’ The result of this discussion is the Sleep Cinema Hotel at this year’s Rotterdam Film Festival. Six small beds are arranged in front of a cinema screen. The beds are on a metal structure so they are above the floor, like birds’ nests. Guests are encouraged to spend all night here. If they wake up, they’ll watch Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s film for a while and then go back to sleep. The film has a lot of images of the sea and rivers. The sound is also important. All of the sounds in the film were recorded in Apichatpong’s home country: Thailand. Of course, there are lots of water noises, but there are also the songs of small birds. And the screen is a circle so it looks like a head, or the sun or moon. Apichatpong is familiar with sleeping in cinemas. He says: ‘I always fall asleep during my movies … and during other people’s movies. The best cinema is inside your head.’ He is interested in what happens when people sleep and especially in their dreams. This is one of the reasons why sleeping people are a common sight in his previous films. The hotel has a dream book where guests can write about the dreams they had in the Sleep Cinema Hotel. Perhaps surprisingly, so far most guests have said they slept very well in the cinema. People without tickets for the hotel can watch the film – and the sleeping guests –

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1 Read the article and tick () A, B, or C. 2 Read the text again and answer the questions.

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Apichatpong Weerasethakul is one of the festival organizers.
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The Sleep Cinema Hotel is Apichatpong’s first film at the festival.
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The organizers expect guests to stay until morning time.
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The film has no colour, only black and white pictures.
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The sounds and pictures in the film include a lot of water.
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The cinema screen is an unusual shape.
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Apichatpong says that dreams are not as interesting as films.
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Apichatpong never includes sleeping people in his films.
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Guests can write about their dreams in the hotel.
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If you hurry, you might get a ticket for the Sleep Cinema Hotel.
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What are the Rotterdam Film Festival organizers like?
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What things does the Sleep Cinema have in common with a hotel?
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Which country is Apichatpong from?
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Where is the best cinema, according to Apichatpong?
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If you don’t have a ticket for the Sleep Cinema Hotel, where can you see the film?

End-of-course TestA

WRITING · 1 soru

Write about your ideal primary school (100–150 words). Write about these things.

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Write about your ideal primary school (100–150 words). Write about these things.
- The times of lessons.
- The uniform.
- The number of children in a class.
- Technology in the classroom.
- Ways to help children use positive thinking at school.
- One new subject you would add for all children and why.

End-of-course TestA

SPEAKING · 12 soru

Ask your partner these questions.

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What was your favourite story when you were a child? Why did you like it?
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What is your favourite breakfast?
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Would you prefer an activity holiday or a relaxing holiday? Why?
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What is the best film you have seen this year? Why did you like it?
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Is there anything you would like to change about your language learning?
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Would you rather be an astronaut or a national president? Why?
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If you found a lost dog, what would you do?
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Who was your favourite teacher when you were at primary school? Why did you like that teacher?
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Could you survive without your phone for a month? How would you manage?
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What are you wearing today?
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Your job has moved to a new office building. Read the information and answer your partner’s questions. Clarkwell Tower New skyscraper: opened last year, 15 floors, 5 different businesses, about 300 people Amazing facilities: underground parking, showers, IT help desk, gym, café serving breakfast and lunch Journey to work: usually drive or cycle (30–40 minutes) Best friend Jenna works in the same building
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Ask your partner about their new office building. • What / office building like? • How / people work there? • What / facilities / for workers? • Where / have lunch? • How / travel there? • How long / journey? • What / best thing?

End-of-course TestA

LISTENING · 10 soru

1 Listen to the conversation. Tick (✓) A or B. 2 Listen to five speakers talking about happiness. Match them with sentences A–E.

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Alba and Tom are driving home.
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Tom wants to play a maths game.
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Alba has played the game before.
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Alba and Tom need to fill up the car with petrol straight away.
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If they stay on the motorway, the distance will be shorter.
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Conversation 1
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Conversation 2
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Conversation 3
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Conversation 4
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Conversation 5