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1 1. Complete the following sentences using the right form of the verbs in brackets. Write your answers in the box below. (30) - Jill and Kieran 1 (take) their ski lessons when the accident 2 (happen). - Sarah seldom 3 (miss)her 7.00 train. - 4 (change) your routines can sometimes be difficult. - Can you stop it, please? You 5 (always/fight) like children. - She.6 (have) the same car since I (see) the doctor tomorrow at 5. - Sorry, but I m afraid I 8 (not/remember) your name. - Mr Woods 9.. (work) for 40 years when he finally retired in I don t feel very well. I think that I...10.(faint). - I m going shopping Oh, are you?i..11 (come) with you then. I need to get some things myself. - Jane 12.(think) about going on a cruise next summer, and she 13 (think) that she will have to cut some expenses so that she can afford it. - I am deeply sorry. I promise that I...14 (not/do) it again. - We have decided that we 15 (adopt)a pet. - By December 23 rd, I 16 (buy) all the Christmas presents for my family. - This food 17 (taste) like chicken. - Tomorrow, between 4 and 6 in the afternoon, we 18 (hang) out with our friends. - Jonah 19 (lay) the manuscript gently on the table and went away. - Hurry up! It s getting really, really late. You 20 (miss) your bus to school. - He is exhausted because he 21 (study) hard for the last five hours. - Robert is on holiday these days. He.22.(stay) with his sister in Brighton. - I 23 (not/give) up that job if I.23 (be) you. - Who.24 (tell/you) that? Tim did. -Let s take a taxi to the cinema. The film...25 (start) at 7.30, and it s already This office.26. (lock) every evening. - I...27 (tear) my jeans when I tried to jump the fence. - Ben told me that he 28 (be) to London many times. - There is paint in my hair because I 29...(paint) my room. - Sarah.30.(invite) to a wonderful party last week /
2 2.-Explain in English. (10) Facilities:.. A barn:.. Mild:. They put the project on ice:.. Accommodation: Vocabulary: (20) To attach: To locate: Nevertheless: Arrival: A belief: Furthermore: Forbidden: Due to : Cola, fila: A ski resort: Recorrido,ruta: Un guía: Saludos: Equipamiento: Una especie(animal o vegetal): Sobrevivir: Impredecible: Amenazar: Hamaca: Una fuente de información: 4. Say in another way using the words in brackets. Verbs may need to be changed. (10) They made a journey around the world. (on) I ve known John for 10 years. (use the verb meet) She did her homework, and then she phoned her best friend. (before) Those two memory sticks belong to Diana. (use the verb own) What s your weight? (How)
3 5.- Read the following text: Remember, Remember the Fifth of November Guy Fawkes Night is a very British celebration. It celebrates a failed attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London. This was probably one of the first examples of terrorism, only it didn t work. It all happened on November the fifth, A group of Catholics who were unhappy with their Protestant rulers wanted to bring the government down. Their leader was a man called Guy Fawkes and his plan was called the Gunpowder Plot. Fortunately, the plot was revealed to the authorities in an anonymous letter. In the morning of 5th November, guards searched the cellars of the Houses of Parliament. They found 36 barrels of gunpowder and caught one of the conspirators, Guy Fawkes. He was arrested,tortured and executed. In Britain and former British colonies, this day is also called Bonfire Night. Bonfire Night is perhaps the biggest outdoor celebration in Britain. Unfortunately, it is in autumn and takes place at night. You have to brave the cold, but it is a happy occasion. Every town and village puts on a fireworks display, culminating with the burning of effigies of Guy Fawkes and people chanting the quote of "Remember, remember the Fifth of November". The 'guys' are made by children by filling old clothes with crumpled newspapers to look like a man. Tradition allows British children to display their 'guys' to passers-by and asking for "A penny for the guy". The quote and poem 'Remember, Remember the Fifth of November' serves as a warning to each new generation that treason will never be forgotten. a) Find words or expressions in the text which mean the same as the ones below: (10) Festivity:.. Unsuccessful:.. Effort, try:.. Previous:. Open-air:.. Happens: Face:.. Representations, images:. Reciting, repeating: Man: b) Answer the following questions according to the text and using your own words.(10) -Exactly, how long ago did the Gunpowder Plot take place?. - Who was Guy Fawkes?. - Who warned the king/authorities about the plot?.. -What is the guy?. - Why should people remember the 5 th of November?
4 ANSWER KEY 1. Complete the following sentences using the right form of the verbs in brackets. Write your answers in the box below. (30) - Jill and Kieran WERE TAKING (take) their ski lessons when the accident HAPPENED (happen). - Sarah seldom MISSES (miss) her 7.00 train. - CHANGING (change) your routines can sometimes be difficult. - Can you stop it, please? You ARE ALWAYS FIGHTING (always/fight) like children. - She.HAS HAD (have) the same car since I...AM SEEING... (see) the doctor tomorrow at 5. - Sorry, but I m afraid I DON T REMEMBER (not/remember) your name. - Mr Woods HAD BEEN WORKING.. (work) for 40 years when he finally retired in I don t feel very well. I think that I...AM GOING TO FAINT.(faint). - I m going shopping Oh, are you? I..WILL COME (come) with you then. I need to get some things myself. - Jane IS THINKING.(think) about going on a cruise next summer, and she THINKS (think) that she will have to cut some expenses so that she can afford it. - I am deeply sorry. I promise that I...WON T DO (not/do) it again. - We have decided that we ARE GOING TO ADOPT (adopt)a pet. - By December 23 rd, I WILL HAVE BOUGHT (buy) all the Christmas presents for my family. - This food TASTES (taste) like chicken. - Tomorrow, between 4 and 6 in the afternoon, we WILL BE HANGING (hang) out with our friends. - Jonah LAID (lay) the manuscript gently on the table and went away. - Hurry up! It s getting really, really late. You ARE GOING TO MISS (miss) your bus to school.
5 - He is exhausted because he HAS BEEN STUDYING (study) hard for the last five hours. - Robert is on holiday these days. He.IS STAYING.(stay) with his sister in Brighton. - I WOULDN T GIVE UP (not/give) up that job if I.WERE (be) you. - Who.TOLD (tell/you) that? Tim did. -Let s take a taxi to the cinema. The film...starts (start) at 7.30, and it s already This office.is LOCKED. (lock) every evening. - I...TORE (tear) my jeans when I tried to jump the fence. - Ben told me that he HAD BEEN (be) to London many times. - There is paint in my hair because I HAVE BEEN PAINTING (paint) my room. - Sarah.WAS INVITED.(invite) to a wonderful party last week. 2.-Explain in English. (10) Facilities: BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. A barn: A BUILDING WHERE GRAIN IS STORED. Mild: NOT SEVERE. They put the project on ice: THEY ARE NOT WORKING ON IT NOW. Accommodation: A PLACE TO STAY IN.
6 3.- Vocabulary: (20) To attach: ADJUNTAR, UNIR To locate: UBICAR Nevertheless: SIN EMBARGO Arrival: LLEGADA A belief: CREENCIA Furthermore: ADEMÁS Forbidden: PROHIBIDO Due to : DEBIDO A Cola, fila: QUEUE A ski resort: ESTACIÓN DE ESQUÍ Recorrido, ruta: A ROUTE Un guía: A GUIDE Saludos: GREETINGS Equipamiento: EQUIPMENT Una especie(animal o vegetal): A SPECIES Sobrevivir: SURVIVE Impredecible: UNPREDICTABLE Amenazar: THREATEN Hamaca: HAMMOCK Una fuente de información: A SOURCE OF INFORMATION 4. Say in another way using the words in brackets. Verbs may need to be changed. (10) They made a journey around the world. (on) THEY WENT ON A JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD I ve known John for 10 years. (use the verb meet) I MET JOHN 10 YEARS AGO She did her homework, and then she phoned her best friend. (before) BEFORE SHE PHONED HER BEST FRIEND, SHE HAD DONE HER HOMEWORK. Those two memory sticks belong to Diana. (use the verb own) DIANA OWNS THOSE TWO MEMORY STICKS. What s your weight? (How) HOW MUCH DO YOU WEIGH?
7 5.- Read the following text: Remember, Remember the Fifth of November Guy Fawkes Night is a very British celebration. It celebrates a failed attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London. This was probably one of the first examples of terrorism, only it didn t work. It all happened on November the fifth, A group of Catholics who were unhappy with their Protestant rulers wanted to bring the government down. Their leader was a man called Guy Fawkes and his plan was called the Gunpowder Plot. Fortunately, the plot was revealed to the authorities in an anonymous letter. In the morning of 5th November, guards searched the cellars of the Houses of Parliament. They found 36 barrels of gunpowder and caught one of the conspirators, Guy Fawkes. He was arrested, tortured and executed. In Britain and former British colonies, this day is also called Bonfire Night. Bonfire Night is perhaps the biggest outdoor celebration in Britain. Unfortunately, it is in autumn and takes place at night. You have to brave the cold, but it is a happy occasion. Every town and village puts on a fireworks display, culminating with the burning of effigies of Guy Fawkes and people chanting the quote of "Remember, remember the Fifth of November". The 'guys' are made by children by filling old clothes with crumpled newspapers to look like a man. Tradition allows British children to display their 'guys' to passers-by and asking for "A penny for the guy". The quote and poem 'Remember, Remember the Fifth of November' serves as a warning to each new generation that treason will never be forgotten. a) Find words or expressions in the text which mean the same as the ones below: (10) Festivity: CELEBRATION Unsuccessful: FAILED Effort, try: ATTEMPT Previous: FORMER Open-air: OUTDOOR Happens: TAKES PLACE Face: BRAVE Representations, images: EFFIGIES Reciting, repeating: CHANTING Man: GUY b) Answer the following questions according to the text and using your own words.(10) -Exactly, how long ago did the Gunpowder Plot take place? IT TOOK PLACE EXACTLY FOUR HUNDRED AND NINE YEARS AGO. - Who was Guy Fawkes? HE WAS THE LEADER OF A GROUP OF CATHOLICS WHO WANTED TO BLOW THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT IN 1605.
8 - Who warned the king/authorities about the plot? AN ANONYMOUS LETTER TOLD THEM ABOUT THE PLOT. -What is the guy? THE GUY IS A REPRESENTATION OF GUY FAWKES, MADE OF CLOTHES AND NEWSPAPERS AND WHICH IS BURNT ON THE NIGHT OF THE 5 TH OF NOVEMBER IN BRITISH TOWNS AND CITIES. - Why should people remember the 5 th of November? THEY SHOULD REMEMBER THAT TREASON WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED (AND PUNISHED) IN BRITAIN.
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