Title 01. HS - Unit 5 Test 1.pdf ✅

Unit 5 | Test 1 Listening | 2.0 points Kathy and Alex are talking about a documentary about future transport. Listen and decide if each of the statements is T (True) or F (False). 1. Alex couldn't watch the documentary because he had a headache. _____ 2. According to the documentary, it's illegal to sell new petrol and diesel cars by 2050. _____ 3. Drone deliveries have never been used before. _____ 4. Vacuum tube trains can go up to 1,100 km per hour. _____ 5. Sensors will be installed on highways to control the traffic. _____ A man is talking about how cities will change in the future. Listen and circle the best option A, B, C or D for each of the questions. 6. In the future, people will live ________. A. on land or under water B. in high-rise or floating buildings C. in big cities D. in smart offices and flats 7. Sensors will control ______. A. traffic lights B. rooftop gardens C. parks D. street lights 8. Rotterdam is famous for its _____. A. floating farms B. dairy cows C. smart city D. fresh food 9. Driverless taxi service can be found in ________. A. Rotterdam B. Amsterdam C. Milton Keynes D. Masdar 10. In the United Arab Emirates, there is _________. A. a new solar power network B. a solar-powered public transport network C. smart public transport D. a better living standard Pronunciation | 1.0 point Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others. 11. A. online B. provide C. often D. shopping 12. A. rooftop B. schooling C. door D. food 13. A. cyborg B. support C. explore D. robot Choose the word that has a stress pattern different from the others. 14. A. perhaps B. walkway C. panel D. sensor
15. A. digital B. vehicle C. production D. motorway Use of English | 3.0 points Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the questions. 16. I think one day space travel to other planets ______ possible for everyone. A. is B. will be C. is likely to D. is going to be 17. The Petronas Towers, which were completed in 1996, have one of the most well-known _______ in the world. It connects the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors. A. moving bridges B. digital bridges C. skybridges D. underground bridges 18. ________, drones will deliver all packages in the future, but I'm not sure. A. Likely B. Probably C. Definitely D. Perhaps 19. ______ which can take off and land on tops of buildings, parking garages or helipads promise a faster means of transport in the future. A. Flying vehicles B. Digital roads C. Underground cars D. Virtual motorways 20. Virtual reality headsets will _____ students with real-life experiences in a digital world. A. give B. access C. provide D. bring 21. To reduce transportation costs, fresh food will be produced _____. A. on the streets B. on rooftop gardens C. on skybridges D. in the countryside 22. What does the notice mean? A. Students will be able to wear headsets to improve their listening in this course. B. The school has used VR in other science classes. C. Sign up before 11th September to experience something beyond your expectation. D. The science class with VR will start on 10th September. 23. Susan: "I think traditional classrooms will be a thing in the past because all students will learn online” Jack: "_______ There will be digital classrooms, but students will still go to school." A. I'm sure it will be true. B. I bet it isn't. C. I don't think about that. D. I'm not sure that will happen.
24. Jack: "It will be great if there are more hologram devices in every classroom." Andy: “__________ With hologram devices, teachers can carry out scientific experiments right in the classroom.” A. I agree with you. B. I expect too. C. The way I see it too. D. Same with me. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined word in the question. 25. Cyborg guides can be used to support students who are unable to attend school. A. teach B. instruct C. help D. access Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word in the question. 26. Scientists believe that smart street lights with sensors will help cities reduce electricity cost. A. increase B. develop C. lower D. create Choose the underlined part A, B, C or D that needs correction. 27. Online learning is convenient for students because they can have access learning materials at any time. A. is B. for C. have access D. at any time 28. Our car broke up on the motorway; therefore, we arrived at the airport late and missed our flight to Prague. A. broke up B. on C. therefore D. late Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets. 29. Finding a parking space may soon become much easier thanks to ___________ cars which can squeeze into small spaces. (FOLD) 30. Moving walkways use less energy than cars and buses, so they are more _______ -friendly. (ENVIRONMENT) Reading 2.0 points Read a text about future cities. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option for each of the blanks. FUTURE CITIES Can you imagine what our lives could be like in the year 2050? Science promises to change our lives in many ways in the near future. As the population increases, so does the need for living space. Perhaps in 2050, people will live in skyscrapers or (31) _______ buildings in the ocean.
Fresh fruit and vegetables will also be grown in vertical farms where farmers can control light, temperature and water in every season. This means less fuel will be used, and the food will be fresher. Lots of scientists believe that future cities (32) ______ much cleaner places than those we live today. There will be no gasoline-powered cars in the city centres. (33) ______ or solar powered cars will totally replace the cars we use nowadays. Architects will also design buildings that use smart materials to help reduce air pollution. Solar panels are likely to be installed on every house rooftop. (34) ________, home life will be better. People around the world will live in smart homes. Robots may do all the housework, smart lighting system with sensors can automatically switch on and off, and devices can (35) _______ with each other and with us. 31. A. underground B. floating C. aquatic D. flying 32. A. will definitely be B. definitely be will C. will be definitely D. definitely will be 33. A. Electricity B. Electrical C. Electric D. Electrify 34. A. In addition B. However C. In contrast D. In all 35. A. talk B. speak C. say D. communicate Read a text about the future of education. Circle the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the best option to each of the questions. Technology is developing, so it has enabled us to do some amazing things. The question is: "What will schools be like in 20 years' time?". Schools have experienced a transformation over the last 80 years - from chalkboards to interactive smartboards and from notebooks to iPads. The concept of a teacher standing at the front facing rows of desks with students who listen and take notes is gradually becoming the thing of the past. Digital classrooms will enable students to take part in learning activities anytime and anywhere. Some people believe that it is only a matter of time before cyborg guides begin to replace teachers in schools. However, it's more likely that robots will be used to support teachers in their work. For instance, robots can be used to make learning activities more individual. This can help to improve student's learning as it will help students learn in the best way. Besides, virtual reality headsets will play a bigger role in the schools of the future. As we are in the digital era, a world of information is at your fingertips with a click of a button or a simple voice command. We are moving away from the time when students' schoolbags were full of books. This is the generation of tablets and 30 Digi books, which allows students to interact with 3D objects by touch. What's more, with virtual reality headsets, students may participate in