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    Name _________________________________________________ Class ________________________

    Language Test 10B Unit 10

    1 Complete the text with the words in the box. There are two extra words that you do not
    need.

    audition gig performed played record deal single song studio

    Music News
    Tree is a group from London and they’re doing really well! It all started when the singer, Amy
    Harris, wrote a song called Thanks. Everyone who heard it loved it. Amy had 1_________ in
    a band before, so she contacted the other members and together they recorded it in
    a 2_________. They called themselves Tree and after they released a 3_________ they quickly
    got a 4_________ with a record company. They 5_________ on stage here last night and the
    audience loved them!

    /5

    2 Complete the missing words. The lines show you how many letters to use.

    Everyone in the orchestra looked at the c o n d u c t o r.

    1 Pete sings in a _ h _ _ r. They’re playing in a _ _ n _ _ r _ tomorrow evening. I’ve got

    a ticket for it.

    2 She plays the _ c _ _ _ t _ _ guitar. She’s really good. She’s got a lot of _ a _ _ who love her

    music.

    3 They all play classical music, so yesterday they played a _ y _ _ h _ _ _ by Beethoven.

    4 I really like the _ _ r _ _ s of that song, the words are so beautiful!

    /6

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    3 Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in capital letters.

    Did they have a lot of commercial success with that CD? SUCCEED

    1 I really like her _______________, they’re amazing. She’s a good artist. DRAW

    2 Who wrote that music? Do you know who the _______________ was? COMPOSE

    3 The _______________ was terrible, but luckily the first performance was great.

    REHEARSE

    4 The Mona Lisa is one of the most famous _______________ in the world. PAINT

    5 Do you prefer modern or _______________ art? TRADITION

    6 The _______________ didn’t like the exhibition, they described it as ‘awful’. CRITICISE

    /6

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    4 Choose the correct answers.

    A  Is that sculpture by Rodin?

    B No, it might / must / can’t be by Rodin because it was done in 1920 and he died in 1917.

    1 A Why is Anne crying?

    B I’m not sure. I think she must / can’t / might have failed her exam.

    2 A I heard Maggie congratulate John after he came out of his job interview. I think he can’t /

    must / might have got the job he applied for.

    B Yes, he did!

    3 A Did they go to that music festival?

    B I don’t know. They must / may not / couldn’t have gone because the tickets were

    expensive. On the other hand, they love festivals so perhaps they went anyway.

    4 A Mark has been playing computer games all night.

    B Oh dear, he must be / must have been / could have been tired today.

    5 A Everyone enjoyed the concert.

    B Yes, judging by the reviews it can’t / might / must have been really good.

    6 A Where’s Pete?

    B He said he was going to use his computer in his bedroom, so he can’t / must / can be there.

    7 A Is Jackie in Pete’s class at school?

    B She must / might / can’t be in the same class, she’s three years younger!

    /7

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    5 Complete the gaps with must, might, can’t and the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

    Ann must be (be) fourteen or fifteen. She’s in my sister’s class at school.

    1 Mark isn’t at home now. I don’t know where he is. He _______________ (go) to see his

    friend or perhaps he’s at the sports centre.

    2 They _______________ (be) rich, they never have any money.

    3 They split up, but I saw them together at the cinema. I guess they _______________ (be)

    back together again.

    4 She definitely isn’t here. She _______________ (leave) already.

    5 Sally is really bad at art, she _______________ (paint) that picture. It’s impossible!

    6 Kate always buys their CDs as soon as they come out. She _______________ (hear) this one

    already because it’s been out for weeks.

    /6

    TOTAL / 30

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