Final Test.

2 Bachillerato

Name:

1. Write appropriate questions for these answers.

I dont drive my dads car very often

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No, I havent. Anyway, I would like to do it.

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Since September.

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2. Imagine you are a successful sports person who has just won an
important competition. Answer the following questions from an
interview. (15 marks)
How long have you been competing in wheelchair races?

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How often do you train?

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What are your ambitions?

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3. Conditionals. Complete the sentences. (15 marks)
If Johns son didnt need an emergency heart operation,
If John sells all his possessions,
John would have been arrested if
4. Complete these sentences. (15 marks)
John wasnt a rich man. He wishes
There are so many poor people in the world. If only
But soon he realises that there isnt enough time. He wishes

5. Correct the sentences. (10 marks)

 She gave me a good advice.

I havent got many energies today.
Dont put many informations on the form.

6. Use modals verbs to talk about this rules at your school Use the
ideas below and think of more.

Smoke:
Wear a uniform:
Do homework:

7. Expand the headlines to full passive sentences using the tense

in brackets.
a. New planet discovered. (present perfect)
A
new
..

planet

b. 20 children held hostage at summer camp (present continuous)

20
children
..
c. New generation mobile phone to be revealed (future simple)
A new.. tomorrow.
8. Report the following sentences.
1. What are the demonstrations for?
..
2. If war is the answer, theyre asking the wrong question.
..
3. Dont give up the fight.
..
9. Define the following using different relative clauses in each one.
a. A microwave is
b. Japan is
c. A student is
10.

Rewrite these sentences with the extra information in brackets.

a. The oldest recorded writing was scratched onto bones. (It was
found in China)
..
.

b. John MacAdam improved road surfaces in the19th century. (His

invention was called tarmac.)
..
.
c. Arpanet began in 1969. (It was the precursor of the Internet.)
..
.

11.

Read the text and answer the questions.

The British government has announced that school bullying has

reached epidemic proportions. Last week, England's specially
designated Commissioner for Children said nearly every child was
affected by the problem. In the run up to Anti-Bullying Week, which
starts today (November 21), education ministers are considering
fining the parents of bullies. Pupils who attack or threaten their
classmates could land Mom or Dad with a cash penalty of up to 1,710
pounds. Schools minister Jacqui Smith said: "This will send a strong
message to parents that schools will not tolerate a failure to take
responsibility for bullying." Additionally, there are proposals to give
teachers a "clear right" to discipline children and "restrain them
through reasonable force" where necessary.
Ms. Smith said: "Bullying should never be tolerated in our schools, no
matter what its motivation." She added that: "Children must know
what is right and what is wrong, and that there will be consequences
for crossing the line." She spoke after a recent spate of particularly
violent and disturbing cases in schools. Twelve-year-old bullies have
preyed on their victims, slashing them with knives and using iron bars
to beat them unconscious. One child was told she would be "dead
meat' if she returned to school. Although the right to education
without fear is enshrined in the UN convention on the rights of the
child, it seems Britain's schoolchildren have gone haywire and are hell
bent on tormenting and injuring other students rather than learning.
Questions:
a. Is bullying a big problem at school? Give your opinion in around
80-100 words.
b. According to the text, what may happen to the parents of
bullies in the future?

c. Imagine you see a woman hitting a small child. What would you
say to her?

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d. Find two words in the text containing vowels that are
pronounced in the same way as o in government, ea in dead,
and I in fining. (Underline the part of the word that contains the
sound.)
Government:
Dead:
Fining: