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EGC2-Final Exam T49

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Question 1 of 8

1. Question

Complete the conversation with some, any, much, or many.

Example: A. Let’s make (1) some sandwiches for lunch.

A Let’s make (1) some sandwiches for lunch.

B OK. How (2) bread is there?

A There isn’t (3) – just four slices.

B That’s OK. Is there (4) cheese?

A Yes, there’s (5) cheddar cheese.

B Anything else?

A There are (6) tomatoes.

B How (7) tomatoes are there?

A Not (8) , just two.

B Great: cheese and tomato sandwiches!

A Would you like (9) juice?

B Yes, please. Is there (10) apple juice?

A Yes, I think there’s (11) in the fridge.

B OK. Here’s your sandwich.
Question 2 of 8

2. Question
Complete the sentences with the Past Simple form of the verbs in the brackets.

Example: Where did you go (go) to university?
1. Einstein (publish) his theory of relativity about 100 years
2. Yuri Gagarin (be) the first man in
3. ABBA (not have) many number 1 hits in the
4. (people, know) about radioactivity in the 1800s?
5. I (not bring) an
6. How much pocket money (you, get) when you were a child?
7. We (not have) much money when we were
8. (you, enjoy) your holiday last month?
9. Our parents never (understand) our love of
10. Mark (drive) into town last night.
Question 3 of 8

3. Question
Write the questions by using past tense correctly.

Example: I went with my friends.
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Answer: Who did you go with?
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1. The film started at 9.30 p.m.
2. We went to the airport by bus.
3. I bought two shirts.
4. He paid £35.
5. No, she didn’t like it.
6. I didn’t come because I didn’t feel well.
Question 4 of 8

4. Question
Read the clues and write the nouns about “Daily Needs”. Use the words in the box to write where you can buy them. You can use each word more than once.

stationer’s

newsagent’s

chemist’s
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Example:
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You write in this:

n otebook . stationer’s
1. You use these for cutting: s .
2. You read about world events in this: n .
3. You put letters in these: e .
4. You use this to wash your hair: s .
5. You put it on your toothbrush to clean your teeth: t .
Question 5 of 8

5. Question
Write the adjective or the adverb form of the word in brackets in the correct place in the sentences.

Example: She walks fast . (fast)
1. I write important letters . (careful)
2. Rafael often gets . (late)
3. We worked before the test. (hard)
4. I dropped the cup, but it didn’t break. (fortunate)
5. Learning a foreign language is . (hard)
6. Please talk ; the baby’s sleeping. (quiet)
7. Matthew’s a driver. (bad)
8. Luigi speaks English . (good)
9. We phoned the police . (immediate)
10. I tried to speak , they could understand me. (slow)
Question 6 of 8

6. Question
Choose the correct adjectives to complete the sentences below.

Example: My week was tiring (tiring / tired).
1. I’m (annoying / annoyed) because I can’t find my handbag.
2. Our lessons were really (interested / interesting) this week!
3. She’s (boring / bored) because the film is too long.
4. I’m very (exciting / excited) because it’s my birthday tomorrow.
5. That news story is very (worried / worrying).

Question 7 of 8

7. Question

How will we travel in the future?

Did you walk to work today? Did you come on the bus? Today we talk to Sam Jones, an industrial designer, about how we could travel in the future.

Cars and buses

Henry Ford made the first popular car in 1908 and now people use them all over the world. They have changed our cities, our jobs, and our environment.

‘The way we use cars is going to change,’ says Sam. ‘I think they will be electric and not petrol and because of technology they won’t even need a driver. People will probably “call” a car from their smartphones, like taxis today, so we won’t need buses or underground trains any more.’

Trains

The first train set off in 1804. Today they transport goods and people quickly and cheaply across the planet.

‘High-speed trains are fast and very cheap to run – you can see them working very well in lots of countries like China and Japan. We are going to see more and more of them for long journeys between cities.’

Aeroplanes

The Wright brothers flew the first plane with an engine in 1903. Today, there are about 40 million flights a year!

‘Planes use a lot of fuel and are expensive. I think we’re going to use planes in the future, but they will look quite different. They’ll need to change so they cost less to fly, but we’ll still need them to move fast between countries and over long distances.’

Bicycles

Bicycles are a lot older than you think. The first modern bike appeared in 1885. Bikes became more popular as they got more comfortable and safer. In the 1960s, bikes became a lot faster and lighter and in the 1980s people created mountain bikes for riding off road.

‘I’m sure bicycles are going to be very important for future travel. They are cheap, good for the environment, and of course they also keep people healthy. I can imagine a future where we have more bikes on the road than cars!’

Read the article. Match sentence beginnings 1–10 with endings a–j.

1. Since 1908, cars _e__

2 Cars are going to

3 Cars aren’t going to

4 We will probably use

5 High-speed trains in Japan and China

6 To travel quickly from one country to another,

7 The aeroplanes we use today

8 Over the years, bikes

9 There won’t be as many

10 Riding a bike

a we’re going to travel by aeroplane.

b use electricity to run.

c trains to travel between cities.

d need anyone to drive them.

e have changed our lives.

f is better for your health.

g aren’t cheap to fly.

h cars in the street.

i are not expensive, but very quick.

j have become less dangerous and quicker.

Question 8 of 8

8. Question

Listen to six short extracts. Match the dialogues (2–6) to the topics (a–e).

a   information at an airport

b   weather forecast

c   information at a railway station

d   directions to a railway station

e   tourist guide speaking

f radio interview 1

Listen again. Complete the sentences with one word only.

1   I’ve also _booked_______ tickets to go on the London Eye.

2   Friday’s going to be with temperatures between 20 and 25 degrees.

3   Go the high street, past the supermarket.

4   The next train to at Platform 5 is the 11.55 … to Wheatfield.

5   You can see some colonial stone from the 17th century.

6   Passengers with e-tickets, please go to desks 14 and 15.

Listen again. Write true (T) or false (F).

1   He’s booked tickets to see a London show. _F__

2   Thursday is going to be windy all day.

3   You need to cross the street at the traffic lights.

4   The Wheatfield train is going to arrive after the Twyford Express.

5   Today they are visiting the local museum.

6   The BA flight to Dubai is leaving at 08.25.

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EGC2-Final Exam T49

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1. Question

**Complete the conversation with some, any, much, or many.**

2. Question

Complete the sentences with the Past Simple form of the verbs in the brackets.

3. Question

Write the questions by using past tense correctly.

4. Question

Read the clues and write the nouns about “Daily Needs”. Use the words in the box to write where you can buy them. You can use each word more than once.

You write in this:

n otebook . stationer’s

5. Question

Write the adjective or the adverb form of the word in brackets in the correct place in the sentences.

6. Question

Choose the correct adjectives to complete the sentences below.

7. Question

Read the article. Match sentence beginnings 1–10 with endings a–j.

8. Question

Listen to six short extracts. Match the dialogues (2–6) to the topics (a–e).

Listen again. Complete the sentences with one word only.

Listen again. Write true (T) or false (F).

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