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    Unit 1 Test Standar Level Answer Key

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    This document contains an answer key for an English language exam covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, writing, and speaking sections. It provides sample answers and explanations for multiple choice questions as well as sample dialogs and assessments. Scoring criteria are also included to evaluate writing and speaking responses on a scale from 0 to 10.

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    Unit 1 Test Standar Level Answer Key

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    Raquel Fernández Casatejada
    This document contains an answer key for an English language exam covering grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, writing, and speaking sections. It provides sample answers and explanations for multiple choice questions as well as sample dialogs and assessments. Scoring criteria are also included to evaluate writing and speaking responses on a scale from 0 to 10.

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    ANSWER KEY

    Grammar Use of English


    1 7
    1 the 1 is
    2 a 2 live
    3 0 3 a
    4 an 4 a
    5 the 5 get/are
    6 not/never
    2 7 their
    1 Do you know my friend Susie? 8 and
    2 Jack isn’t working on his computer right now.
    3 We’re/are studying present tenses this week.
    4 I’m afraid I don’t understand this homework. Reading
    5 Is your grandmother staying with you at the moment?
    8
    3 1 B
    1 has 2 C
    2 am/’m staying 3 E
    3 is/’s studying 4 D
    4 go 5 A
    5 works
    9
    1 A
    Vocabulary 2 C
    3 A
    4 C
    4 5 B
    1 brother-in-law 6 A
    2 stepfather 7 B
    3 an only
    4 divorced
    5 cousins Listening
    5 10
    1 information 1 B
    2 improvement 2 C
    3 retirement 3 D
    4 description 4 A
    5 confidence
    11
    6 1 T
    1 senior citizen 2 F
    2 middle-aged woman 3 F
    3 young adult 4 T
    4 teenager 5 F
    5 baby 6 F

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    ANSWER KEY

    Writing Speaking
    12 13
    Sample answer Sample answer
    Hi Patsy, A: Hi, Adam. How are you?
    Thanks for your email. I’m fine thank you. I’m on holiday with B: Hello, Jenny. I’m very well thank you. How’s your family?
    my parents and we’re having a great time. We’re in Sweden. A: They’re fine. My brother goes to university now. I miss him!
    We’re staying in a hotel in Malmö. The weather isn’t bad, but I How’s your brother?
    think it’s very cold in winter. B: He’s getting big now. He’ll be 13 next week! He goes to my
    The hotel is quite nice and it’s got a big swimming pool. I do school now.
    something different with my family every day. Today we’re A: And how’s school?
    going on an excursion to Denmark. It’s not far away. B: It’s OK. We study French and English and I like languages
    The food is quite nice. It’s very different from the food we eat in so it’s good. What about you?
    Spain but I like it. A: I don’t like school. We don’t study anything interesting. I
    Bye for now. want to study history but we only study maths and science.
    All the best, B: What do you do in your free time?
    David A: I play the trumpet in a band.
    B: That’s good! Do you play at concerts?
    Marking criteria A: Sometimes. What about you? What do you do?
    Use the marking criteria below to give a score out of 10. B: I don’t have much free time. I have a lot of homework.
    9–10 Complete, mainly accurate and appropriate. A: Yes, me too. Well, come to one of our concerts one day!
    7–8 No more than one omission, mainly accurate, rarely B: Thanks. I will.
    inappropriate.
    5–6 No more than one omission, minor inaccuracies, Marking criteria
    sometimes inappropriate. Use the marking criteria below to give a score out of 10.
    3–4 Several omissions, noticeable inaccuracies, often 9–10 Full contribution. Basic and some complex structures,
    inappropriate. accurate and well-organised. Pronunciation mostly
    1–2 Many omissions, mainly inaccurate, mostly clear.
    inappropriate. 7–8 Adequate contribution. Basic and some complex
    0 Too little or too incomprehensible to mark. structures, generally accurate and well-organised.
    Pronunciation mostly clear.
    5–6 Adequate contribution. Basic structures, generally
    accurate and some organisation. Pronunciation mostly
    clear.
    3–4 Limited contribution. Basic structures, often inaccurate
    but some organisation. Pronunciation mostly clear.
    1–2 Very limited contribution. Basic structures, mostly
    inaccurate and little organisation. Pronunciation not
    always clear.
    0 Contribution too small or too incomprehensible to
    mark.

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