<\/o:p><\/p>\nANSWER KEY<\/p>
SECTION ONE. LISTENING<\/p>
Part 1. You will hear a young student asking … (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. five<\/p>
2. guided tours<\/p>
3. distance<\/p>
4. more than 12<\/p>
5. notice board<\/p>
Part 2. You will hear a successful fashion designer talking … (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. C<\/p>
2. D<\/p>
3. A<\/p>
4. D<\/p>
5. C<\/p>
Part 3. Look at the six questions for this part. You will hear a man called Steve and a woman … (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. B<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY<\/p>
I. Choose the word whose bold part is pronounced differently from the others. (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. D<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
II. Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from the others. (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. D<\/p>
3. D<\/p>
4. B<\/p>
5. C<\/p>
SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR<\/p>
I. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to each of the following questions. (10 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. B<\/p>
4. A<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
6. D<\/p>
7. D<\/p>
8. D<\/p>
9. B<\/p>
10. C<\/p>
11. A<\/p>
12. B<\/p>
13. B<\/p>
14. B<\/p>
15. D<\/p>
16. A<\/p>
17. D<\/p>
18. B<\/p>
19. D<\/p>
20. A<\/p>
II. Give the correct tense or form of the verbs in brackets to complete the sentences. (5 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct verb<\/p>
1. was talking \u2013 saw<\/p>
2. being stopped \u2013 breaking<\/p>
3. turned \u2013 is getting<\/p>
4. gets \u2013 will have taken<\/p>
5. Having practised \u2013 taking<\/p>
III. Supply the correct form of the words in brackets to complete each of the following sentences. (5 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. regardless<\/p>
2. underestimated<\/p>
3. mysteriously<\/p>
4. Consumers<\/p>
5. unsatisfactory<\/p>
6. accountancy<\/p>
7. colourfully<\/p>
8. familiarize<\/p>
9. dropouts<\/p>
10. Conservationists<\/p>
IV. Fill each blank with a suitable preposition or adverb particle. (10 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct preposition or adverb particle<\/p>
1. at – with\/beside<\/p>
2. of – to<\/p>
3. Without – on<\/p>
4. out – among<\/p>
5. in – from<\/p>
6. from – since<\/p>
7. over – to<\/p>
8. On – behind<\/p>
9. for – on<\/p>
10. about – beyond<\/p>
V. Identify one error in each sentence and get it right. (5 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct identification and 0.5 for each correction<\/p>
0. A => To improve<\/p>
1. B => jogging\/to jog<\/p>
2. B => was<\/p>
3. A => not\/rarely<\/p>
4. B => between<\/p>
5. C => doing<\/p>
SECTION FOUR: READING<\/p>
I. Read the passage and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to each of the questions that follow. (10 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. B<\/p>
2. C<\/p>
3. A<\/p>
4. D<\/p>
5. B<\/p>
6. B<\/p>
7. C<\/p>
8. A<\/p>
9. C<\/p>
10. D<\/p>
II. Read the passage and decide which answer (A, B, C, or D) best fits each gap. (5 pts) – 0.5 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. A<\/p>
2. B<\/p>
3. C<\/p>
4. B<\/p>
5. A<\/p>
6. D<\/p>
7. D<\/p>
8. A<\/p>
9. B<\/p>
10. C<\/p>
III. Fill each blank in the following passage with ONE suitable word. (10 pts) – 1 point for each correct answer<\/p>
1. date\/time<\/p>
2. into<\/p>
3. send<\/p>
4. most<\/p>
5. which<\/p>
6. made<\/p>
7. well<\/p>
8. how<\/p>
9. for<\/p>
10. leave<\/p>
SECTION FIVE: WRITING<\/p>
I. Finish each sentence in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentence printed before it. (10 pts) – 1 point for each correct sentence<\/p>
1. The invention of aircraft is believed to have been foreseen by Leonardo da Vinci.<\/p>
2. It can\u2019t have been Ann you saw yesterday because she is now in London.<\/p>
3. What really excited me was his reply to the boss.<\/p>
4. The teacher wanted to know whether\/if Jane had had a good sleep the night before\/the previous night.<\/p>
5. Without his friends\u2019 encouragement, Nick wouldn\u2019t have taken part in the race.<\/p>
6. They\u2019d rather I didn\u2019t accept the demanding job.<\/p>
7. No sooner had he graduated from university than he found a job.<\/p>
8. It was such an interesting book that I couldn\u2019t put it down.<\/p>
9. It was not until after midnight that I got home.<\/p>
10. I expected the exam to be more difficult.<\/p>
I expected that the exam would be more difficult.<\/p>
II. Rewrite each sentence so that it means the same as the original one, using the word given in brackets. (5 pts) – 1 point for each correct sentence<\/p>
1. The villagers expressed their disapproval of the plan for the new shopping center.<\/p>
2. Don\u2019t forget to get in touch with me when you are in London.<\/p>
3. Would you mind helping me with this box?<\/p>
4. His illness made it impossible for him to work effectively.<\/p>
5. He regrets not attending the lecture yesterday.<\/p>\n
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SECTION ONE: LISTENING<\/p>
Part 1. You will hear a young student asking the social organizer of his school for information about organized trips. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS OR NUMBERS for each answer. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)<\/p>
NOTES ON SOCIAL PROGRAMME<\/p>
Number of trips per month: (1) ____________________<\/p>
Visit places which have:<\/p>
– Historical interest<\/p>
– Good shopping<\/p>
– (2) ____________________<\/p>
Cost: between \u00a35 and \u00a315 per person, depending on (3) ____________________<\/p>
Note: special trips organized for groups of (4) ____________________ people<\/p>
Time: departure \u2013 8.30 a.m. and return \u2013 6.00 p.m.<\/p>
To reserve a seat: sign a name on the (5) ____________________ 3 days in advance<\/p>
Part 2. You will hear a successful fashion designer talking about his career. Choose the letter A, B, C, or D, to indicate your answer to each of the following questions. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)<\/p>
1. How well did the speaker do at school?<\/p>
A. He was excellent at every subject.\t<\/span>B. He didn\u2019t pay any attention to his study.<\/font><\/p>C. He was an average student.\t<\/span>D. He had problems passing exams.<\/font><\/p>2. What did he do when he left school?<\/p>
A. He got a job to earn a lot of money.\t<\/span>B. He went to art college.<\/font><\/p>C. He took a gap year.\t<\/span>D. He did a business course.<\/font><\/p>3. What did he learn from his part-time job?<\/p>
A. How clothes are made\t<\/span>B. How to use sewing machines<\/font><\/p>C. How to run a large business\t<\/span>D. How to manage money<\/font><\/p>4. How long did he stay in Milan?<\/p>
A. For three months\t<\/span>B. For nine months<\/font><\/p>C. For one year\t<\/span>D. For three years<\/font><\/p>5. Why did he have difficulties in New York?<\/p>
A. He couldn\u2019t start a company there.\t<\/span>B. He didn\u2019t have many friends there.<\/font><\/p>C. He wanted to be nearer to his home.\t<\/span>D. His job didn\u2019t come up to his expectations.<\/font><\/p>Part 3. Look at the six questions for this part. You will hear a man called Steve and a woman called Caroline talking about summer jobs. Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. If it is correct, select A for Yes. If it is not correct, select B for No. You will listen to the recording TWICE. (5 pts)<\/p>
0. Steve hasn\u2019t arranged any work for the summer yet.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
1. Caroline\u2019s work will allow her to have free time during the day.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
2. Caroline\u2019s work will be located in a city.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
3. Caroline found out about the job from the Internet.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
4. Caroline says that work at music festivals is badly paid.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
5. Caroline does not have to pay for her accommodation.<\/p>
A. Yes<\/p>
B. No<\/p>
SECTION TWO: PHONOLOGY<\/p>
I. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others. (5 pts)<\/p>
1.\t<\/span>A. equation\t<\/span>B. option\t<\/span>C. inspiration\t<\/span>D. graduation<\/font><\/p>2.\t<\/span>A. northern\t<\/span>B. anything\t<\/span>C. worthy\t<\/span>D. breathing<\/font><\/p>3.\t<\/span>A. definition\t<\/span>B. prescription\t<\/span>C. exploration\t<\/span>D. repetition<\/font><\/p>4.\t<\/span>A. flour\t<\/span>B. devour\t<\/span>C. scour\t<\/span>D. flavour<\/font><\/p>5.\t<\/span>A. debris\t<\/span>B. escape\t<\/span>C. aisle\t<\/span>D. island<\/font><\/p>II. Choose the word whose stress pattern is different from the others. (5 pts)<\/p>
1.\t<\/span>A. suffer\t<\/span>B. parade\t<\/span>C. absorb\t<\/span>D. report<\/font><\/p>2.\t<\/span>A. politician\t<\/span>B. disadvantage\t<\/span>C. horizontal\t<\/span>D. authority<\/font><\/p>3.\t<\/span>A. residential\t<\/span>B. biological\t<\/span>C. entertainment\t<\/span>D. communism<\/font><\/p>4.\t<\/span>A. attitude\t<\/span>B. outnumber\t<\/span>C. recipe\t<\/span>D. instrument<\/font><\/p>5.\t<\/span>A. Japanese\t<\/span>B. interview\t<\/span>C. deposit\t<\/span>D. mountaineer<\/font><\/p>SECTION THREE: VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR<\/p>
I. Choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to each of the following questions. (10 pts)<\/p>
1. My father is a __________, who is responsible for the family finances.<\/p>
A. breadwinner\t<\/span>B. homemaker\t<\/span>C. caretaker\t<\/span>D. cook<\/font><\/p>2. He was also the first __________ artist to have four singles to enter the Top 40.<\/p>
A. chorus\t<\/span>B. solo\t<\/span>C. single\t<\/span>D. private<\/font><\/p>3. I wish I could do something to reduce the financial __________ on my parents.<\/p>
A. capital\t<\/span>B. burden\t<\/span>C. limit\t<\/span>D. gap<\/font><\/p>4. Volunteer work helps young people know their strong and weak points before they enter the __________.<\/p>
A. job market\t<\/span>B. job world\t<\/span>C. position market\t<\/span>D. professional market<\/font><\/p>5. Parents are always willing to lend a sympathetic __________ to their children when they have problems.<\/p>
A. hand\t<\/span>B. ear\t<\/span>C. eye\t<\/span>D. heart<\/font><\/p>6. The government hopes their program will help new immigrants __________ well in the community.<\/p>
A. enter\t<\/span>B. immerse\t<\/span>C. exchange\t<\/span>D. integrate<\/font><\/p>7. After having used the new technique, the factory produced __________ cars in 2014 as the year before.<\/p>
A. as twice many\t<\/span>B. as many twice\t<\/span>C. twice many as\t<\/span>D. twice as many<\/font><\/p>8. I think you should book a jazz band for your birthday party, __________?<\/p>
A. do I\t<\/span>B. don\u2019t I\t<\/span>C. should you\t<\/span>D. shouldn\u2019t you<\/font><\/p>9. You\u2019d better pay __________ visits to the dentist.<\/p>
A. normal\t<\/span>B. regular\t<\/span>C. habitual\t<\/span>D. customary<\/font><\/p>10. The color is wonderful and the jacket fits like a __________, but it\u2019s the price that puts me off buying it.<\/p>
A. suit\t<\/span>B. sock\t<\/span>C. glove\t<\/span>D. shirt<\/font><\/p>11. I wish you\u2019d do the accounts. I don\u2019t have __________ for numbers.<\/p>
A. a head\t<\/span>B. a mind\t<\/span>C. the heart\t<\/span>D. the nerve<\/font><\/p>12. Anna is holding her shopping bag with one hand and turning the door handle with __________.<\/p>
A. other one\t<\/span>B. the other\t<\/span>C. another\t<\/span>D. other<\/font><\/p>13. I got up so late that I __________ had time to catch the early train.<\/p>
A. nearly\t<\/span>B. hardly\t<\/span>C. actually\t<\/span>D. virtually<\/font><\/p>14. He applied for training as a pilot, but they turned him down __________ his poor eyesight.<\/p>
A. although\t<\/span>B. because of\t<\/span>C. in spite of\t<\/span>D. with regard to<\/font><\/p>15. – Linda: \u201cWhere would you suggest I go this weekend?\u201d<\/p>
– Jack: \u201c__________.\u201d<\/p>
A. Let\u2019s go to the Folk Museum\t<\/span>B. I\u2019d suggest you the Folk Museum<\/font><\/p>C. I\u2019d prefer the Folk Museum\t<\/span>D. I\u2019d recommend the Folk Museum<\/font><\/p>16. He wasn\u2019t attending the lecture properly and missed most of __________.<\/p>
A. what the teacher said\t<\/span>B. which the teacher said<\/font><\/p>C. things said by the teacher\t<\/span>D. that the teacher said<\/font><\/p>17. My father gave me __________ as a birthday present on my birthday.<\/p>
A. a digital useful alarm clock\t<\/span>B. an alarm useful digital clock<\/font><\/p>C. a useful alarm digital clock\t<\/span>D. a useful digital alarm clock<\/font><\/p>18. __________, 70 percent alcohol is more effective than 100 percent alcohol.<\/p>
A. An antiseptic used\t<\/span>B. When used as an antiseptic<\/font><\/p>