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Unit 1 | Test 1 Listening | 2.0 points Bob and Casey are talking about their relationships with their parents. Listen and decide if each of the statements is T (True) or F (False). 1. Bob's parents don't like his personal decisions. _______ 2. Casey wants to change the colour of her hair. _______ 3. Casey's parents are fashionable. _______ 4. Bob's parents are usually calm when he mentions the trends in the modem world. _______ 5. Casey suggests waiting until Bob is old enough to decide on what he looks like. _______ A teenage girl is talking about her friends. Listen and match the people (6-10) to their personalities (A - E). 6. Jesse __________ 7. Rick __________ 8. Zoe __________ 9. Alfred _________ 10. Nathan ________ A selfish B old-fashioned C easy-going D independent E reliable Pronunciation | 1.0 point Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others. 11. A. chat B. chef C. chore D. lunch 12. A. relationship B. generation C. culture D. description 13. A. chance B. kitchen C. technology D. children Choose the word that has a stress pattern different from the others. 14. A selfish B worried C simple D upset 15. A argument B discussion C appointment D performance 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. Mum, can I just carry ________ sleeping for ten more minutes? A. out B. of C. on D. with 17. My grandpa _______ to do chores; he's very annoying. A. always asks me B. asks me always
C. is asking me always D. is always asking me 18. Alana isn't worried about her school ______ because she's got many high marks. A. performance B. attitude C. behaviour D. image 19. Lots of children say that their parents usually _______ them about chores and studying. A. advise B. nag C. argue D. punish 20. Martin: "Do you usually help ______ the house?" Alice: "Yes, I like helping to keep the house tidy." A in B at C around D with 21. The elderly often find it difficult to catch up with the latest _____. A. fashion trends B. manners C. discussions D. home rules 22. What does Natalie mean in the message? A. She's travelling with her best friends this weekend. B. She's coming home on Sunday evening. C. She wants some pocket money. D. She's always independent from her parents. 23. Henry: “_________” Jane: “What's wrong?” A. I always do the chores. B. I think you have a good body image. C. I'm so upset with my cousin. D. My aunt sometimes sets hard rules on her child. 24. Bob: “You look really annoyed. What's wrong?” Ivan: “___________” A. My dad often gives me enough pocket money. B My mum hardly ever nags about my studies. C. My school performance is quite good. D My grandparents don't like my close friends at all.

husband or me anymore. Have you got any advice for me, please? Write back soon, Amanda 31. A. friendly B. rude C. nice D. kind 32. A. power B. music C. advice D. lesson 33. A. old-fashioned B. calm C. strict D. independent 34. A. attitude B. career C. family D. image 35. A. always argues B. are always arguing C. always argue D. are arguing Read a text about saying sorry. Decide if each of the statements is T (TRUE), F (FALSE) or DS (DOESN'T SAY). We all argue with our friends and family. Sometimes we say bad things loudly or do things that can hurt the others' feelings. It's great when all that doesn't happen, but when it does, we need to do something about it. It's a very simple something, but it can also feel like the most difficult thing in the world. That something is the act of saying sorry (and it's something the English do a lot - about eight times a day!). Experts report that saying sorry is good for our relationships and our mental health. It reduces our stress levels by stopping us from getting worried too much. It helps us sleep at night without waking up and thinking about our problems. In most cases, saying sorry makes a bad situation better. It's important that we say exactly what we did wrong. By doing this, the listeners understand that we know what hurts them but want to put things right, and it repairs relationships. Sometimes we make ourselves say sorry although deep inside us, we feel otherwise. This often doesn't work well because it's not an honest 'sorry'. Saying sorry might not make everything right, but it is a step in the right direction. The other person may not accept what we have to say (and that's okay, too), but that shouldn't stop us from doing it. It can be difficult, but if we say sorry often, and mean it, then it becomes a habit. Unlike arguing all the time or not talking to your friends when they upset you, saying sorry is truly a great habit to have. 36. The people who are close to us might be hurt by our words or actions. _______ 37. Saying sorry can help people get physically fitter. _______ 38. We should mention our mistake when saying sorry. _______ 39. Honest people find it easy to say sorry. _______ 40. Saying sorry frequently could become a bad habit. _______