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    Stopwatch 5 Standard Test U5

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    1. The document is a test that assesses vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading skills. It contains questions about boarding a flight, unscrambling words, choosing between verb forms like "prefer" and "rather", identifying parts of speech, listening to statements about travel, and reading a passage about the Channel Tunnel. 2. The test covers topics related to travel, including taking a flight, airport procedures, transportation infrastructure like bridges and tunnels, and purchasing train tickets. 3. Students must demonstrate their ability to understand and work with verb forms, unscramble words, listen for details, read for comprehension, and identify true and false statements about a passage on the famous Channel

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    Stopwatch 5 Standard Test U5

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    1. The document is a test that assesses vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading skills. It contains questions about boarding a flight, unscrambling words, choosing between verb forms like "prefer" and "rather", identifying parts of speech, listening to statements about travel, and reading a passage about the Channel Tunnel. 2. The test covers topics related to travel, including taking a flight, airport procedures, transportation infrastructure like bridges and tunnels, and purchasing train tickets. 3. Students must demonstrate their ability to understand and work with verb forms, unscramble words, listen for details, read for comprehension, and identify true and false statements about a passage on the famous Channel

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    1. The document is a test that assesses vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading skills. It contains questions about boarding a flight, unscrambling words, choosing between verb forms like "prefer" and "rather", identifying parts of speech, listening to statements about travel, and reading a passage about the Channel Tunnel. 2. The test covers topics related to travel, including taking a flight, airport procedures, transportation infrastructure like bridges and tunnels, and purchasing train tickets. 3. Students must demonstrate their ability to understand and work with verb forms, unscramble words, listen for details, read for comprehension, and identify true and false statements about a passage on the famous Channel

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    Stopwatch 5 Standard Test U5

    Uploaded by

    MARIANA SORIA HIDALGO
    1. The document is a test that assesses vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading skills. It contains questions about boarding a flight, unscrambling words, choosing between verb forms like "prefer" and "rather", identifying parts of speech, listening to statements about travel, and reading a passage about the Channel Tunnel. 2. The test covers topics related to travel, including taking a flight, airport procedures, transportation infrastructure like bridges and tunnels, and purchasing train tickets. 3. Students must demonstrate their ability to understand and work with verb forms, unscramble words, listen for details, read for comprehension, and identify true and false statements about a passage on the famous Channel

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    Unit 5 Test

    Name ( /40)

    Vocabulary

    1 Complete the spaces with the correct form of the verb in the right column. ( / 7)

    board book check in go through print out land pick up take off

    0. Look, there it is. Hurry! We’re boarding at gate 24 in 15 minutes.


    1. Wait for me at the café. I still have to my luggage and go through customs.
    2. The flight at 10; we have to be there at 7.
    3. There is often a long line to at the airline counter.
    4. We’re delayed again. We’re an hour late. Please wait for me at the airport.
    5. There’s not need to go to the travel agency. your flight on the airline website.
    6. You have to customs every time you fly internationally.
    7. Even if the boarding pass is in your cell phone, it’s better to a copy beforehand.

    2 Unscramble the words to complete the captions. ( / 7)


    0. The walls (lslaw) of Troy were built to protect the city from invaders.
    1. The Golden Gate (bdegir) links the city of San Francisco with Marin County
    in California.
    2. The Sultan Ahmed (emoqsu) in Istanbul is one of the largest in the world.
    3. The (aimdpry) of the Sun is the largest in Teotihuacan.
    4. The (inrsu) of Machu Picchu are in Peru.
    5. The Azteca (adimstu) in Mexico City has a seating capacity of almost 100,000 spectators.
    6. The Moai (saetsut) are found in the Easter Island in Chile.
    7. The Kamakura (petlem) in Japan was built in the 13th century.

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    Grammar

    1 Underline the correct option. ( / 7)


    0.
    A: Would you like to take a taxi?

    B: Thanks. I’d like / I’d prefer not to rent a bike. It’s more ecological.
    1.
    A: Get in the car. I can take you to school!

    B: It’s only two blocks away. I’d prefer to / I’d rather not walk.
    2.
    A: Would you like coffee or tea?

    B: I’d rather / I’d prefer not have tea. Coffee is too strong for me.
    3.
    A: Let’s go out. How about going to the movies?

    B: It’s too cold outside. I’d rather / I wouldn’t like stay at home.
    4.
    A: What do you want to study? French or Chinese?

    B: I’d rather / I’d rather not study Chinese; it’s too difficult!
    5.
    A: Are you staying or leaving?

    B: I’d prefer / I’d prefer not to stay; it’s too late to go home.
    6.
    A: Do you want to fly or go by train?

    B: I need to be there very early tomorrow. I’d prefer / I’d rather not to fly.
    7.
    A: I’m not sure which perfume to buy. Would you help me choose?

    B: I’d rather / I’d rather not give my opinion. I have a terrible sense of smell.

    2 Complete the sentences with too or enough. ( / 8)


    0. I’ll get an A on my exam. I think it was too easy.
    1. You’re young to drive.
    2. This piece of pizza is for me.
    3. Do you have money to buy the tickets?
    4. Don’t buy those shoes. They’re expensive.
    5. I’m old to travel by myself.
    6. She’s smart to solve the problem by herself.
    7. She made a lot of mistakes because she answered the test fast.
    8. Now I get it! The teacher explained it clearly .

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    Listening and Reading
    5
    1 Listen and complete the sentences. ( / 5)
    0. Check visa requirements of the country you plan to visit.
    1. Check the number and of suitcases.
    2. your itinerary and flight details.
    3. Carry with you all your personal .
    4. Be at the airport three hours before the plane .
    5. Drink water before and during your .

    2 Read and answer T (True) or F (False). ( / 6)

    T
    he Channel Tunnel, one of the most famous in the world, is a 50
    km tunnel under the English Channel at the Strait of Dover. The
    tunnel links Great Britain and France, and it runs for 39 km under
    the sea. It has the longest undersea portion of any other tunnel in the
    world. The “Chunnel,” as it is often called, is really made up of three
    tunnels: two are used for trains and the third serves as a service
    tunnel or an emergency escape route.
    The Channel Tunnel was one of the largest construction projects of
    the 20th century and is still considered an engineering marvel. The
    average depth of the tunnel is 50 meters below the seabed, but the
    lowest point is 75 meters deep. The tunnel was officially opened
    by Queen Elizabeth II and President Francois Mitterrand in 1990.
    Today, an average of 400 trains pass through the tunnel every day,
    carrying over 50,000 passengers. The trip takes around 35 minutes.
    If your European travel plans include visits to London and Paris, you
    might prefer to take a high-speed train ride through the tunnel from
    one city to another, rather than crossing the Channel by ferry or
    booking a flight. Wouldn’t you like to experience traveling under
    the seabed? You can buy either one-way or round-trip tickets and
    fares vary depending on the class you prefer: premier class, which
    includes a three-course meal and a drink, comfort or first class, which
    includes a snack and a drink, or economy class. Visit our website for
    online reservations.
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    0. The Tunnel goes under the English Channel. T


    1. The total length of the tunnel is 39 km.
    2. The Chunnel consists of three tunnels.
    3. The lowest depth of the tunnel is 75 meters below the seabed.
    4. Traveling from Great Britain to France takes less than an hour.
    5. Traveling by train in Europe is not usual.
    6. There are three different fares.

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