Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Test 6 - Module 6
1. VOCABULARY
A. Complete the idioms/expressions by using the appropriate form of have, take or put.
1. To it mildly, I would say that, yes, Mrs Campion was extremely upset when she was
informed that her son was arrested for shoplifting.
2. Are you sure that you what it takes to be a lawyer? Its a very demanding profession, you
know.
3. The mayor is liable to issue with any derogatory comments about how effective the
surveillance cameras he had installed are, so be careful what you say.
4. Although the judge and the lawyer who was cross-examining the witness tried to her at
ease, she was very nervous, which made a bad impression on the jury.
5. Carla is second thoughts about studying abroad and is now considering applying to a
university near her home town.
6. Having to cope with a full-time job and three young children, while her husband is away is a
strain on Beth.
7. Parents should heed of the early signs of childrens addiction to computer games and the
Internet and encourage them to take up other activities.
8. Judge Morrison will not a hard line on first offenders, but he is very strict with repetitive
offenders.
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1. All the women in the accounting department consider the chief accountant to be a very eligible as
he is good-looking, has a good income and also has a good sense of humour.
a. widower b. sibling c. in-law d. bachelor
2. I was very upset yesterday when my French teacher made a very remark about my accent in front
of the whole class.
a. affectionate b. tactless c. shrewd d. urbane
3. What kind of person would a successful carreer as a legal adviser in one of the largest companies
in the country to become a gardener?
a. desert b. abscond c. abandon d. surrender
4. In order to bring the ex-minister to justice, we will need definite of his involvement in the scandal.
a. proof b. evidence c. hints d. clues
5. Frank is very of the fact that he was overlooked for promotion although he had worked overtime
and sacrificed a large part of his personal life for the company.
a. resentful b. compassionate c. impulsive d. intolerant
6. This proposal is very ambitious and will certainly solve many problems, however, on the it might be
quite difficult to implement.
a. downsize b. downcast c. downside d. downstream
7. We have been finding it increasingly difficult to the workload after several members of the staff
have been laid off.
a. manipulate b. operate c. run d. handle
8. The traffic warden told me that he would me off with a warning this time, but the next time I was
caught driving without a licence, I would have to pay a fine.
a. get b. let c. see d. put
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2.GRAMMAR
A. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence,
using the word given. Do not change the word given. You must use between three and eight
words, including the word given.
1. The prisoner was allowed to work in the prison kitchens because he had been behaving well. behaviour
2. Although this was his first offence, Mark was sentenced to three years in prison. in
4. The flight was cancelled because the weather conditions were so bad. to
5. The childrens questions didnt annoy the author at all; he found them very refreshing. of
B. Complete the sentences with a/an, the or - and circle the correct verb form.
1. Is / Are the information you gave me about first judicial systems in Europe reliable?
2. proverbial phrase No news is / are good news is attributed to King James I of England.
3. experience of reading this book has opened my eyes to whole new world of crime
novels.
4. physics is / are subject that I like most of all.
5. United Arab Emirates is / are situated in Southwest Asia on Persian Gulf and
the country borders on Oman and Saudi Arabia.
score 16
3.READING
Read the texts and answer the questions 1-10. Choose a, b, c or d.
10. Why did it take a long time to re-examine the Piltdown skull?
a. It was in harmony with other discoveries.
b. British scientists wanted it to be genuine.
c. Its owner would not give permission. 20
d. Scientists thought more testing would damage it. score
4.LISTENING
I. You will hear two university students, Matthew and Emily, talking about copyright. For
questions 1-6, decide whether the opinions are expressed by only one of the speakers, or
whether the speakers agree.
Write M for Matthew, E for Emily, or B for both, where they agree.
2. People who illegally download films from the Internet profit from it financially.
3. Film studios would be badly affected economically if films were not protected by copyright.
4. Unsuccessful artists would be unaffected economically if their work was not protected by copyright.
5. It is right that copyright should last for fifty years after an authors death.
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score
80
Total score