Test 1 - Grade 9 - de
Test 1 - Grade 9 - de
Test 1 - Grade 9 - de
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I. GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY: (40 points)
If you want a truly (1) .............................. holiday , book with us now! We (MEMORY)
can offer you a (2) ........................ service that no other company can. (person)
Our expert staff will provide you with useful (3) ....................... about all (inform)
of the (4) ................................ buildings and areas that you can visit. On some (history)
excursions, for a small (5) .................................................change, we can even provide (add)
you with your own individual guide. A trip with us will give you an insight
into the (6) ................................................................. of the region. We try to make sure (cultural)
that nothing is (7) ............................................................ in order to make your trip a (miss)
(8) ............................... one that you will talk about for ages. We have (marvel)
something to offer both those (9) ..................................................... for a peaceful time (look)
taking it easy, and more (10) ............................................... people looking for the (energy)
adventure of a lifetime.
Part 3: Complete the gaps in the newspaper article below with a suitable form of the verb in
brackets. Choose from the following active or passive forms: present simple, present
continuous, past simple, present perfect, past perfect and modals. (15 points)
VOLUNTEERING
Two and a half years ago, Anita Kapur (0) left (leave) university with high hopes and a
degree in the History of Art. She then (1) ........................... (spend) the next two years applying in
vain for jobs. ‘I soon (2) ............................................ (realise) that I (3) ........................... (study)
something more practical, like computing or accountancy,’ admits Anita. ‘I
(4) .................................. (have) no work experience, and there (5) ...........................................
(always be) a lot of competition for jobs in the art world.’ Last summer, Anita (6) ...........................
(see) an advertisement for volunteers to help organise an arts festival in her home town. She
(7) ................. (apply) and (8)................ (accept). Since then, Anita (9) ........................ (find) a job
as an administrator in a London gallery. ‘I definitely (10) ........................................... (not get) this
job, if I (11) ......................................... (not gain) such useful experience doing the voluntary job at
the arts festival,’ she says. Anita’s experience is far from unique, but it is not only job-seekers who
(12) ......................... (benefit) from volunteering. If businesses (13) ..................... (see) to be doing
something for the community, it (14) ............................ (enhance) their public image. For this
reason, more and more companies nowadays (15) .................. (encourage) their employees to
volunteer, either partly or wholly in the company’s time.
Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong, who (1) ..................born in 1990 and (2) ........................ in 1971, was a
very famous jazz musician. He used to be known as “Satchmo” and this nickname stayed with him
all his (3) .................... . As a child in New Orleans, he learnt to (4) .................. the trumpet while
he was living in a special home for children who (5) .......................got into trouble with the police.
When he had finished his stay in the home, he (6) ............various bands and then he formed his
own. Between 1925 (7) ............................1928 he made about 60 records. These records made him
one (8) .......................the first solo stars in the history of pop (9) .................... When he died, he
had (10) .................... making records and he had been touring all over the
(11) .................................. for more than forty years, and he (12) ..................... just as popular
(13) ............................. he had been before. He even (14) ........................... a number one pop
record - What A Wonderful World – (15) ....................... the 1960s.
III. WRITING: (25 points)
Part 1: Rewrite each sentence beginning as shown, so that the meaning remains the same.
(10 points)
I’m really a keen on going to the cinema, so I’ve got lots of favourite 1.________
films. But the best one as I’ve seen lately is called Pressure. In some 2.________
ways, I suppose that you could regard it as a detective film but it’s 3.________
different from most films of that one kind because the characters are 4.________
they such unusual people. The detective in it, for example, is a computer 5. _______
expert who solves crimes on her computer using information given to 6.________
her by her assistants, who go out and interview to people. The case in 7.________ the film
concerns about the wife of a millionaire, who has gone missing. 8.________
Sometimes the plot gets a bit complicated but it isn’t too hard to keep 9.________
up with it. There are a lot of strange characters in it, such as a man 10._______
who always wears two hats on, and some of the scenes really made me 11. ______
laugh. Also there is a big surprise at the end but I won’t say you what 12. ______
that is in the case you go to see it. It’s very well acted and I also like 13._______ the music
in it. But what do I really like about the film is that it’s so 14. ______
original – I’ve never seen another film quite like that. 15._______
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