Unit 8 - End of Year Extra Test, Customisable

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Eyes Open 4 End-of-year Progress Test: Extra

Name Class Date

Language focus
1 Choose the correct answer: a, b or c.
My teacher suggested 0 novels in order to learn more about life. I asked him if he 1
recommend something, and he said the best thing he 2 read at my age was the novel Lord of
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the Flies. The book became really famous when it into a film, and is about some boys 4
survive a plane crash on an island. I decided to read it but it was quite sad. I don’t know if I 5
have read it if I’d known that before I started.
0 a to read b reading c read 5
1 a should b will c could
2 a has b had c was
3 a did make b has made c was made
4 a whose b which c that
5 a would b may c must

2 Use the prompts to write sentences.


0 Sue / be / lucky / win / competition / last year
Sue was lucky to win the competition last year.
1 Can / tell / me / what time / film / start / ?

2 I / wondering / if / you / know / where / the cinema

3 you / like / become / famous / the future / ?

4 Why / Harry / not invite / to Peter’s party / last week / ?

5 Jack / tell / me / he / be / at home / yesterday

3 Complete the text with the words in the box. There are two more words than you need.

have was to eating that had would can’t

The food 0 that is known as chocolate comes from cocoa beans. Cocoa beans were first
grown thousands of years ago in Central America. We don’t know for sure but the first cocoa beans
may 1 first grown in the Andes Mountains. A drink 2 prepared from the bean but it
wasn’t sweet like hot chocolate tastes today. It wasn’t easy 3 make it taste sweet because
there was no sugar available. In fact, 4 chocolate as a snack only became popular in the last
hundred years. If you’d lived a long time ago, you 5 have had to live without chocolate to eat!
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4 Complete the second sentence in each pair so that it means the same as the
first. Use no more than three words.
0 Kate offered to lend me her camera.
Kate said that I could borrow her camera.
1 I think they’ll make another Star Wars film.
I think another Star Wars film made.
2 I like football more than most other sports.
Football is the like more than most others.
3 I’m not sure but I think George painted that
picture. George may that picture.
4 ‘We’ll get you a new laptop,’ my parents told me.
My parents promised me a new laptop.
5 ‘Will you help me with my homework, Paul?’ asked Jodie.
Jodie asked Paul if help her with her homework.
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Vocabulary
5 Choose the correct answer: a, b, c or d.
0 Everybody enjoyed dressing for the end-of-year party.
a up b out c off d on
1 Most of the students in my class are still recovering last week’s exams.
a off b to c from d over
2 You need to know what you’re doing if you’re going to off fireworks.
a set b put c hold d make
3 Don chose to leave the party stay up late.
a in order b so that c then again d rather than
4 Shall we stop somewhere before we run petrol?
a away from b out of c forward to d off with
5 The boys heard a sound and turned but they couldn’t see anything.
a through b towards c along d around
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6 Match the sentence halves. There are two more endings than you need.
0 We did extremely well g a in order to disguise his face.
1 The villain wore a mask b and in fact it's not like that.
2 The film was kind of scary rather c had committed the robbery.
3 It's ridiculously hot in here d you need to take care.
4 Mugging is quite common here so e when they complained.
5 The man admitted that he f than funny.
g according to our teacher!
h as a result of having the heater on.
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7 Write the correct word. The first letter is there to help you. There is one space for
each other letter in the word.
0 The streets look so c o l o u r f u l with all the red, yellow and green decorations everywhere.
1 This castle isn’t very old – it d back to the eighteenth century.
2 The view from the top of the tower is really s – it’s incredible.
3 I don’t know when dinosaurs first c into existence.
4 I didn’t find the p of the film very exciting. It needed a better story.
5 Marta s seeing a film this Friday. What do you think of the idea?
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8 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. There are three more words than you need.

fan email charger candle switch tap remote control contest present

0 I’d like to give her something as a present because she’s been very kind to me.
1 You don’t need to get up to change TV station. Just use the .
2 I’ve forgotten my . Does anybody have the same phone as me?
3 They’re going to hold a to see who can take the best photo.
4 I can’t find the . How do you turn this cooker on?
5 If the electricity hadn’t been off, we wouldn’t have needed to light a .
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Useful language
9 Complete the five conversations. Choose the correct answer: a, b or c.
0 The battery lasts for around 24 hours. 3 I'll help you with the cooking if you like.
a How much longer is it? a No problem. What about food?
b You're absolutely right. b Could you organise the usic instead?
c That's not really long enough. c Sure. But I need to decide first.
1 Can you tell me a bit more about this smartphone? 4 I really got into touble at the weekend.
a That's not much better, I think. a Did it? Oh, no!
b That's a good idea. b So what happened when you found it?
c Of course, what would you like to know? c Really? Why was that?
2 Would you like to comment on these rumours? 5 Could you ask your mum to give us a lift?
a You must be joking! It's a lot less. a Of course. It won't be a problem.
b I'd like to say that they're totally untrue. b Why not? Doesn't she know?
c OK, but that is true. Honest! c Would you like to come too?

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Listening
10 Listen to the five different conversations. Choose the correct answer: a, b or c.
0 What is the girl going to help the boy with?

a b c

1 What was a problem for the boy at the festival?

a b c

2 What crime does the man say is worse now?

a b c

3 What does the boy’s mother think it was that made a noise?

a b c

4 What is the girl getting for her birthday?

a b c

5 What part of his body did the girl’s brother hurt?

a b c

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Reading
11 Read the story written by a girl called Jill.

Meeting Mum’s old schoolfriend by Jill Rogers

Let me tell you about something that happened to my mum. She recently got interested
in social networking sites, after seeing me spending hours on them. She told me she
wanted to find an old friend from her schooldays and then spent a ridiculous amount of
time tracking her friend down, which she did eventually. The friend’s name was Penny
Finn and she was living abroad, but was coming back to London for a few days. Mum
told me what she remembered about her. Penny had been kind of stylish and attractive,
not very traditional in the way she behaved, and had done very little studying for her
exams. Mum told me she had seen Penny as a bit of an idol, someone who had an
impressive way of getting people to do what she wanted. She and Mum lost touch soon
after leaving school.
Anyway, Penny agreed to see Mum in a big hotel in the centre of town, and Mum
promised to take me along with her as I kept asking. I was looking forward to it after
hearing so much about this woman. When we arrived in the hotel restaurant, Mum
looked around but couldn’t see Penny. Then a voice called out Mum’s name and we
turned round and saw this woman in an armchair calmly drinking a bottle of the most
expensive champagne. Mum didn’t
really recognise her – she looked so different. Her hair colour looked really fake – a kind
of white-blonde – and she was wearing dark glasses. Anyway, we sat down and Mum
introduced me and they started chatting. Penny suggested getting more champagne, so
they went ahead and ordered some.
When it came to paying, Penny said she’d forgotten her credit card so Mum insisted on
paying the bill, and got out hers. Penny picked it up and said she’d take it over to the
waiter. Mum and I sat there waiting for her to come back, and eventually we realised
she had left – with Mum’s credit card! It had been a trick. Several months later, we were
shocked to see her in the newspaper. She had been sent to prison for fraud!

Choose the correct answer: a, b, c or d.


0 What does Jill say about social networking sites? 3 Why did Jill’s mum take her daughter to meet Penny?
 Jill’s mum taught her to use them. a Jill’s mother was afraid to go alone.
 Jill found an old friend on one. b Jill was keen to meet her mother’s friend.
 Jill’s mum had started to use them a c Penny had asked for her to bring her daughter.
short time ago. d Jill’s mother wanted to introduce Jill to Penny.
 Jill went on them very often.
4 What does Jill say about seeing Penny for
1 Jill’s mother got in touch with her schoolfriend after the first time?
a a long search for Penny online. a She wasn’t as attractive as she’d expected.
b Penny had found Jill’s mum on a b She noticed her straight away.
social networking site. c She was sitting in the dark.
c news about Penny from another friend.
d Her hair did not seem natural.
d Penny arrived in London.
5 What was a surprise for Jill and her mum?
2 According to Jill’s mother, at school Penny
a Penny drank so much champagne.
a was a kind person.
b Penny let Jill’s mum pay the bill.
b was somebody that she admired.
c Penny was not an honest person.
c would do what others wanted.
d Penny didn’t get in touch again.
d used to be a good student.
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Writing
12 Write a short story with the title ‘My Lucky Day’. Include this information:
 what you did
 who else was involved
 where it happened
 why it was a lucky day.

Write 120–140 words.

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