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Interchange 2 final exam plus

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.

Listening
Listen then answer the questions

1. South Africa is known for its beautiful .

a. monuments

b. mountains

c. beaches

2. Many are found in the national parks.

a. visitors

b. animals

c. forests

3. Much of the world's is exported from South Africa.

a. gold

b. tea

c. fish

Listening
Listen then answer the questions

4. Josh is .

a. playing a game

b. watching TV

c. listening to the radio

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5. Josh's grandfather used to .

a. drive to school

b. play golf

c. have a part-time job

6. Josh's grandfather thinks kids in the future .

a. might exercise too much

b. probably won't go to school

c. are going to play more games

Vocabulary
Choose the correct answer

7. I dislike listening to rap music. = I don't listening to rap music.

a. enjoy

b. forget

c. admit

d. beaches

8. Large numbers of are raised in New Zealand.

a. televisions

b. corn

c. sheep

d. books

9. When Lila's husband is very nervous, he always his nails.

a. bites

b. twirls

c. rolls

d. combs

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10. I dropped my hamburger on the floor. , my dog didn't try to eat it.

a. Coincidentally

b. Surprisingly

c. Unfortunately

d. Unnecessarily

11. The bank didn't accept my check. = The bank my check.

a. refused

b. remembered

c. saved

d. cash

12. , the dog ran out the door. He got out before we could close it.

a. Suddenly

b. Miraculously

c. Luckily

d. Fortunately

13. are farmed under the water.

a. Sheep

b. Lobsters

c. Chickens

d. Bulls

14. When Dominic got dressed this morning, he put on one red sock and one green sock. He looks
.

a. disgusting

b. ridiculous

c. fabulous

d. elegant

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15. My grandfather has to quit his job. He's gotten sick, .

a. coincidentally

b. luckily

c. unfortunately

d. necessarily

16. June forgot her textbook today. , Sarah had two, and she lent one to her.

a. Luckily

b. Sadly

c. Strangely

d. unfortunately

17. My best friend expressed her that she couldn't attend my wedding.

a. congratulations

b. regrets

c. invitation

d. gift

18. Nowadays, are frequently raised in large indoor farms.

a. chickens

b. cars

c. microchips

d. radios

19. David is because he just ran a 10-kilometer race.

a. irritated

b. exhausted

c. embarrassed

d. worried

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20. When Luke is annoyed, he always .

a. twirls his nose

b. rolls his head

c. rolls his eyes

d. wink his arms

21. A: The movie is a love story between a talking potato and an intelligent peanut. B: That's
.

a. absurd

b. disgusting

c. fabulous

d. discouraging

22. My sister is on a new diet. She eats only grapefruit, and she .

a. feels jealous sometimes

b. feels sad in summer

c. feels safer in her home

d. feels hungry a lot

Grammar
Choose the correct answer

23. A: Are you going to go to the baseball game today? B: I go, but I'm not sure
yet.

a. might

b. possibly

c. must
d. am going to

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24. A: Is our team going to win tomorrow? B: They win, but don't be surprised if
they lose.

a. must

b. have to

c. may

d. definitely

25. A: I forgot to call my wife on our 25th wedding anniversary. What would you have done? B: I
her a bunch of roses.

a. should have sent

b. possibly have sent

c. would have sent

d. probably have sent

26. Original request: Can you please pass the sugar to me? Reported request: My brother asked
the sugar to him.

a. pass me to

b. me pass to

c. me to pass

d. to me pass

27. Mahogany wood from Indonesia.

a. has exported

b. is exporting

c. exported

d. is exported

28. A: What lately? B: I don't really know. I suppose she's been studying for her
final exams.

a. did your sister do

b. does your sister do

c. is your sister doing

d. has your sister been doing

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29. Daniel is learning English quickly because .

a. he's very quiet in class and almost never talks

b. he normally doesn’t do his homework

c. he spends a lot of time studying and speaking English

d. he misses a lot of English classes

30. If the weather is nice tomorrow, we class outside.

a. might have

b. will

c. have

d. could

31. If you work too hard, sick.

a. you may have to get

b. you are getting

c. you might get

d. you have to get

32. Before Europeans came to the Americas, only Native American societies
there.

a. lived

b. was living

c. have lived

d. live

33. A: I don't mind driving for eight hours. B: . I think it's relaxing.

a. Neither am I

b. So am I

c. Neither do I

d. I do too

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34. Original request: Don't chew gum in class. Reported request: The teacher said
gum in class.

a. not chew

b. not to chew

c. to chew

d. not chewed

35. I was really enjoying the movie, but I go to work.

a. had to

b. have

c. am having to

d. have had to

36. A: Why is that taxi's red light on? B: It means he's off duty.

a. possibly

b. has to

c. must

d. might

37. Many people don't like Mr. Robeson because he's .

a. very strict

b. extremely friendly

c. awfully nice

d. pretty cooperative

38. A: I spilled coffee in a business meeting. What would you have done differently? B: I
more careful.

a. would have been

b. would have spilled

c. should have been

d. wouldn't have spilled

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39. I'm not art.

a. interesting

b. interest in

c. interested in

d. interested

40. A: I don't like essays in English. B: Really? I do.

a. write

b. writing at

c. writing

d. wrote

41. Ford Motor Company by Henry Ford.

a. founded

b. has founded

c. was founded

d. was founding

42. Have you seen any movies lately?

a. excited

b. amazed

c. interested

d. exciting

43. A: How long English? B: I've been studying it since I was a little boy.

a. do you study

b. had you studied

c. have you been studying

d. did you study

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44. Fatima wouldn't want to go overseas because .

a. she wants to learn another language

b. she's interested in foreign cultures

c. she's afraid to fly in an airplane

d. she likes to explore new places

45. I love looking through my telescope at the stars. It's .

a. fascinating

b. fascinated

c. amazed

d. interested

46. This delicious meal by Aunt Bernice.

a. made

b. was made

c. has made

d. makes

47. A: Brian hates golf. B: So do I.

a. play of

b. playing

c. play

d. plays

48. A: Are you going to change jobs soon? B: I can't lie - been thinking about it.

a. I'll

b. I've

c. I can

d. I should

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49. Nowadays, most people to carry cell phones.

a. used to seem

b. have seemed

c. seem

d. seeming

50. A: Would you change a lot if you won a lot of money? B: If I won a lot of money, I
at all.

a. wouldn't change

b. don't change

c. changed

d. will change

51. Diane uses public transportation because she .

a. doesn't have a car

b. likes to ride motorcycle

c. likes to drive her car

d. used to have a bicycle

52. In an English conversation class, you speak English.

a. can't

b. aren't allowed to

c. have to

d. don't have to

53. Euros in the United States.

a. haven't used

b. don't use

c. aren't used

d. not used

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54. Computers in more and more classrooms.

a. are using by

b. have to use

c. are used

d. have used

Reading
Working dogs

Read and answer the questions.

Most dogs have a simple life. They hang around outside, chase cats, eat, and sleep. Their only job
is to play with their owner. But some dogs work very hard. There are several kinds of working
dogs, and playing is not part of their job description. They are trained to use signs and signals to
communicate with their owners.

Guide dogs, or seeing-eye dogs, are the constant partners of the blind - people who can't see.
These dogs are trained to be the eyes of their owners, using physical signals to help them cross
the street, find their way, and avoid things in their path. Not just any dog can be a seeing-eye dog.
German shepherds and retrievers are the most suitable. These dogs have the best traits for the job:
intelligence, a good memory, and the ability to work long hours.

Police dogs have highly sensitive noses and are trained to smell things that humans can't. They
help find clues at a crime scene, people who are missing or lost, and illegal drugs in people's
luggage. They also use special signals to tell people where things are.

Working dogs are typically trained for several years before they start their jobs. Since people's
lives depend on them, they must be the best at what they do.

55. What do most dogs do that working dogs can't do?

a. cross the street

b. play with their owners

c. swim

56. What do seeing-eye dogs help their owners do?

a. chase cats

b. do exercise

c. avoid things in their path

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57. What do police dogs do?

a. help people find their way

b. find cats that are lost

c. smell things that humans can't smell

Reading
The changing family
Read and answer the questions.
Fifty years ago, children were usually raised by their parents. These days, though,
more children are being raised by their grandparents or other caregivers. The rising
number of divorced parents, a growing financial need for mothers to work full
time, and single-parent families all contribute to this change in family structure.
Before, an extended family was normal in Asian cultures. Parents and grandparents
lived together with the children. Today, however, as many parents leave their
hometowns to find work in cities, the grandparents take care of the children who
are left behind. In the West, smaller numbers of children live with their
grandparents, but those numbers are rising. The reasons for this are more serious.
Parents may leave their children, or may not take good enough care of them. In this
case, grandparents often take the children away to care for them.
Not all of these cases are bad. Many grandparents love to see their grandchildren
grow up and want to take an active role in their lives, and the children benefit from
the experience of an older generation.

58. What were families like 50 years ago?

a. People had more worries.

b. More parents raised their children.

c. More grandparents raised their grandchildren.

59. How have Asian families changed?

a. Parents leave their children with grandparents.

b. Grandparents have more free time to do exercise.

c. Grandparents work in other cities.

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60. What is an advantage of children living with their grandparents?

a. Children are better educated.

b. Parents want to see their children grow up.

c. Children benefit from their grandparents' experience.

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Interchange 2 final exam plus

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