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1 ENGLISH TEST. 1º Bachiller. May Name: Number: READING Read the text and answer the questions that follow. I II III IV V VI VII VIII Noor Khan Until recently, very few people had heard of Noor Inayat Khan. But in November 2012, a bronze statue of Khan was unveiled in London. So who was Noor Inayat Khan? Khan was a secret agent who took part in a dangerous secret mission against the Nazis during World War II. She infiltrated into occupied France, where she served as a radio operator, providing communications for the Allies. Noor Inayat Khan was born in 1914 in Moscow to an Indian father and an American mother. Her father moved his family to the UK and later to Paris, where she was educated. As a result, she was bilingual. This would prove very useful to her in her subsequent work as an agent. After the Nazi invasion of France, Khan escaped to England in There she was recruited to join Britain s sabotage force, the Special Operations Executive (SOE). She became the first female radio operator sent into France in The job was so dangerous that she was not expected to survive for more than six weeks. The Gestapo discovered the spy network and many spies were caught and arrested. Yet Khan continued working. Although her commanders told her to return to England, she refused to abandon her French comrades without communication. She became the last essential link with London. For three months, she single-handedly ran a cell of agents across Paris, frequently changing her appearance and name. Eventually, however, she too was captured. Following her arrest, she refused to reveal any information despite repeated torture. On 13th September 1944, Khan was shot dead at Dachau concentration camp. Her last word was liberté, or freedom. Khan was not motivated by an innate sense of loyalty to Britain. In fact, she was a great believer in Indian independence from British rule. Yet, she strongly believed that Fascism was wrong and wanted to fight against it in any way she could. Although Khan believed in non-violence, she volunteered to be in the front line, and eventually gave up her life fighting for her ideals. Her story is indeed inspirational and now, thanks to the new memorial in London, it will never be forgotten. 1 Choose the correct answer. (0 25) Khan was motivated to become an agent because she.... a. disagreed with the occupation of France b. was British c. wanted to fight for Indian independence d. was bilingual 2 Decide if the following sentences are true (T) or false (F). Find evidence in the text to justify your answers.(0 25) Noor Khan s story has been public for a long time. 1
2 Khan s superiors were worried for her safety. 3 Complete the sentences. (0 5) 1. Khan was suitable to be a radio operator in Paris because When Khan was sent to Paris, her commanders thought that According to the writer, the statue of Khan will Find words or expressions in the text that mean the same as: (0 25) 1. revealed (paragraph I) participated (paragraph II).. 3. later (paragraph III) sacrificed (paragraph VIII)... VOCABULARY. 1. Complete the sentences in a logical way. Pay attention to the words in bold.(0 5) Many celebrities become infamous when they.. She mustn t know about the party ahead of time. It s.. is a threat to our country. Their business didn t succeed because 2 Complete the sentences with a suitable preposition. (0 25) 1. I ve never heard that writer. 2. Donald has applied the job that you advertised. 3. Rose always argues Claire. 4. They succeeded persuading her to stay a little longer. 5. My uncle Alan reminds me my father. 6. She insisted bringing me a present even though I told her not to. 2
3 3. Complete the sentences with the correct word or expression. If it is a verb, write it in the correct form. Be careful! There are more words than you need.(0 25) WORDS: useful- to share- deadline- suited to- to require- to manage- to look up toemployees- useless- to get in touch (with)- pastime- to live up to- lead to- challenge. 1. The for the essay contest is Friday at Do all the. at Burger King have to wear a uniform? Yes, most fast food restaurants uniforms. 3. She always when she s in town. 4. This computer game is a even for the most experienced players. It s really difficult. 5. I hope my education will a good job in the future. 6. Do you think this film is young children? 7. The pizzas here are enormous. I think we can order one and.. it. 8. How did you. to get tickets for the concert? I thought it was sold out! 9. These scissors are. They don t cut anything. 10. My parents want me to.their expectations. 4 Complete the sentences with the gerund or infinitive of the verbs in brackets. (0 25) 1. Perry stopped (go) to club meetings because he didn t have enough time. 2. The guests offered (do) the dishes after dinner. 3. I m not interested in (hear) any more excuses. 4. Do you remember (see) my glasses anywhere in the house? 5. Don t forget (turn off) the lights! 6. I enjoy (take) a walk with a friend. 7. (swim) is a good way to get exercise. Grammar 1 Complete the sentences with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets. (0 25) 1. The sky is overcast at the moment. Do you think it (rain)? 2. Before I. (meet) Sasha last month, I.. never. (speak) to anyone from Russia. 3
4 3. I.. (look for) Julian... you (see) him recently? 4. It was our secret so why.. you (tell) Rachel? I.. (not trust) you ever again. 5. Who you. (talk) to when I. (see) you this morning? 6. We often. (go) running on Saturdays, but last Saturday we. (go) swimming. 7. I. (meet) Jane tomorrow. I. (not see) her for three years. 8. By the time he.. (hear) the news about the fire, he.. already.. (call) home. 9. I.. (hope) that by 5 o clock, we. (finish) the meeting. 2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Add a modal or a modal perfect.(0 5) 1. It s a pity you didn t ask me to help. I (wash) the dishes. 2. You. (carry) your driving licence with you while driving. It s the law. 3. Didn t the letter arrive this morning? It.. (arrive) by now. 4. Jeff had a dentist s appointment at He (leave) the meeting before it finished. 5. I m trying to open this window, but I.. (do) it. 6. I think someone s at the door. That (be) Sandra. I m sure. 3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. (0 25) 1. Tia will be upset if you.. (not thank) her for the present. 2. If you (not follow) my advice, you would have made a major error. 3. Craig would be able to keep up with the rest of us if he. (be) in better shape. 4. If we had eaten breakfast, we.. (not need) to stop for a snack now. 5. If you.. (practise) regularly, you will be ready for the competition. 6. The flowers will stay fresh for a week as long as you. (not forget) to change the water. 7. Remember to put on sunscreen before you (go) outside. 8. More people. (shop) at this store if the prices weren t so high. 4
5 LISTENING. The Sound of Music You are going to hear people talking in eight different situations about music. Listen and choose the correct answer. (0 25) 1. You hear a boy talking about Ring Me Up. What is it? a. ringtone b. a song c. an app 2. You hear a conversation between a customer and a waiter. Why is the customer complaining about the music? a. It s too loud. b. She doesn t like the music. c. She can t hear the music. 3. You hear a DJ talking on the radio. Which of the following people dedicated a song to someone? a. Tracy b. Carrie c. Harry 4. You hear a phone message. Why is the speaker calling? a. to invite someone to a concert b. to ask for someone s phone number c. to ask to borrow an Electric Monkey CD 5.You hear a boy talking to a friend about playing the piano. What information is NOT mentioned by him? a. when he started playing piano b. how often he performs c. how he feels about practising a lot 6. You hear a boy talking to a girl about a reality music show, Top Singer. Which performer won? a. Mr Fashion b. Julian McAfee c. Carlotta Loman 7. You hear Jessica and her friend talking about a song. Why is Jeremy mentioned? a. He wrote the song. b. He sings the song. c. The song reminds Jessica of him. 8. You hear a boy talking about a summer music school. Which activity does the boy NOT mention? a. camping b. orchestra practice c. tennis 5
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