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Straightforward Upper Intermediate Unit 5 test

Name _______________________ Score ______/50_

Vocabulary
A Complete the text with the words in the box.

abstract collection controversy disbelief exhibition prestigious sculpture talented

IV Sass is one of a number of very (1) _______________ artists making an impression on the world
of art. A recent (2) _______________ of her work attracted attention and absolute
(3) ._______________ A three-metre (4) _______________ called Kiss was the central piece in
her (5) _______________. In the past Ms Sass has won many (6) _______________ awards for
her (7) _______________ art and is no stranger to (8) _______________.

Grammar
D Choose the correct words to complete the text.

Jonas Backman (22) watched / was watching TV last night when he (23) saw / was seeing his photo on
the news. He (24) watched / had watched in horror as the reporter explained that police (25) looked /
were looking for him in connection with a crime. Police claimed that he (26) was stealing / had stolen
a painting from an art gallery in Paris, France. Jonas was really surprised as he (27) was never / had
never been to Paris. He didn’t know what to do so he (28) decided / was deciding to phone the police
and explain the situation. He (29) sat / was sitting down to make the call when the police burst in and
arrested him.

E Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

(30) When he was fifteen he had decided / had been deciding to become a writer.
(31) Julie went back to the art gallery and tried to find the painting she had looked / had been looking
at earlier.
(32) She had watched / had been watching a programme on TV when he arrived home.

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(33) Mark knew he had to wait for the best time to tell her what he had seen / had been seeing.
(34) He had noticed / had been noticing her standing there when he first entered the building.

F Find and correct the mistake in each sentence.

(35) When he got home he realized he lost all his money.


______________________________________________.

(36) He sat waiting for me when I arrived home.


______________________________________________.

(37) Ben had been wanting to become an artist when he was young.
______________________________________________.

(38) Whoever had painted this picture needs to take art lessons.
______________________________________________.

(39) What were you been doing earlier?


______________________________________________?

(40) By the time he was thirty he written five books.


______________________________________________.

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