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Unit 12 Test: Vocabulary

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Unit 12 Test: Vocabulary

The document is a test about housing and living situations with questions about vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, writing, and listening. It contains questions about types of houses, sentences with verbs, passages about benefits of living on/off campus, writing prompts, and a listening passage.

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Unit 

12 Test                          Smart Choice Level 2 Second Edition 
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Name:____________________________                                         Date: ___________________   

Vocabulary

Use the following to answer questions 1-4:

Complete the definitions. Use a type of house from the box.

cabin dorm farmhouse houseboat

farm house
1. A _______________ is a home that is located in the country and often has a barn.

2. A _______________
house boat is located on water.

cabina
3. A _______________ is a small house made from logs and usually in the woods.

dorm
4. A _______________ is where students stay when they live on campus at a college.

Use the following to answer questions 5-8:

Choose the best phrase to complete the sentence.

C and raises animals.


5. My brother lives ____
A) in a luxury apartment
B) downtown
C) on a ranch

A until he lost all his money.


6. That famous actor used to live in a large, expensive ____
A) mansion
B) cabin
C) village

C so I can go to museums and the theater.


7. I want to live ____
A) in the country
B) in the woods
C) in a city
 
 
 
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8. We stayed on a boat ____A during vacation, and when it got hot, we jumped in the water.
A) on a river
B) in a residential building
C) in the suburbs

Grammar

Use the following to answer questions 9-14:

Complete the sentence. Use the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

will be
9. If her college grades are good, she __________________ (be) accepted to medical
school.

doesn't go
10. The children __________________ (not go) to the party if they don't get their
homework done.

don't leave
11. If you __________________ (not leave) right now, you might miss the bus!

upset
12. Will they __________________ (upset) if they miss Eliza's party?

will taked
13. Glenn __________________ (take) you to the subway station if you're ready.

doesn't go
14. Won't you be sad if you __________________ (not see) your family next weekend?

Use the following to answer questions 15-20:

Choose the correct phrase to complete the sentence.

15. If I ____,
C I'll buy a house.
A) gets money from the bank
B) had a lot of money
C) win the lottery
 
 
 
 
 
 
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C
16. If Ben asks Emily to marry him, she ____.
A) stop working
B) will be very happy
C) had a wedding

A
17. If the weather is nice outside, we ____.
A) visits the zoo
B) will go to the beach
C) had a picnic

A he'll pass the class.


18. If Max ____,
A) gets a good grade on his test
B) do all his homework
C) will come to class on time

C
19. My sister might move out of our house if she ____.
A) will get married
B) gets a job in the city
C) buy her own house

20. If they live on the college campus, they ____.


A
A) will make new friends
B) saves some money
C) were closer to the library
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Reading

Use the following to answer questions 21-23:

Read the text. Choose True or False.

Dear Student,

Consider the benefits of living on campus!

If you live on campus, you will meet a lot of people. This will help you
make friends and find people to study with after class.

You will also be closer to your teachers. If you have questions, you can
go to their offices and get help. Also, if you live on campus, you will be
closer to the library. This may give you a place to study late at night if
you have a test.

Living on campus is not very expensive. If you share a room with


another person, you won’t have to pay a lot of money. You might also
save money on gas because you won’t have to drive every day. You
can just walk to class, and this means you might get to class earlier.

Think about it. You will meet new people, be close to your teachers,
and save money. If you consider all of these advantages, you will agree
that living on campus might be the right choice for you.

Campus Housing Department

21. The writer of the text doesn't want students to live on campus.
A) True
B) False

22. The text lists a number of advantages of living on campus.


A) True
B) False

23. The text suggests that students won't be closer to the library for studying.
A) True
B) False
 
 
 
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Use the following to answer questions 24-26:

Read the text. Choose the best answer to the question about the text.

Dear Student,

Consider the benefits of living on campus!

If you live on campus, you will meet a lot of people. This will help you
make friends and find people to study with after class.

You will also be closer to your teachers. If you have questions, you can
go to their offices and get help. Also, if you live on campus, you will be
closer to the library. This may give you a place to study late at night if
you have a test.

Living on campus is not very expensive. If you share a room with


another person, you won’t have to pay a lot of money. You might also
save money on gas because you won’t have to drive every day. You
can just walk to class, and this means you might get to class earlier.

Think about it. You will meet new people, be close to your teachers,
and save money. If you consider all of these advantages, you will agree
that living on campus might be the right choice for you.

Campus Housing Department

24. According to the text, what is one benefit of meeting more people?
A) making friends to study with
B) finding a roommate
C) knowing more teachers

25. According to the text, what is one benefit of being closer to teachers?
A) Students will get to class faster.
B) Students can ask questions if they need to.
C) Students can study with them.
 

26. What does the text not mention as a way to save money?
A) sharing a room
B) walking to class
C) using the library
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Writing

Use the following to answer questions 27-30:

Choose one of the writing tasks below.

27. Write a paragraph about living by the beach or living near the mountains. Answer the
following questions:
Which will you choose? Why?
What will your home be like?
What will you do there?
What will be the best part of your choice?

28. Write a paragraph about where you will live if you have a roommate. Answer the
following questions:
Where will you live?
Why will you choose this place?
What kind of place might it be?
What are the benefits of living there?

29. Write a letter to your landlord about problems you are having in your apartment / house.
Include the following information:
what the problem is
how long it has been a problem
what has to change
a request for help

30. Someone offered you a job in another country. Write about the advantages and
disadvantages of living abroad. Include the following information:
the advantages and disadvantages of you moving to the other country
the advantages and disadvantages of you staying in your country
if you will accept the job or not and why or why not
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Listening

Use the following to answer questions 31-33:

[Track 15] Listen. Choose the best phrase to complete the sentence.

31. [Track 15] Alex is frustrated because he ____.


A) forgot to buy a lottery ticket
B) only won a small amount in the lottery
C) bought a lottery ticket but didn't win

32. [Track 15] Alex will probably ____ if he wins the lottery.
A) pay his school loans
B) buy a car
C) take a vacation

33. [Track 15] If Lily wins the lottery, she will move to France to ____.
A) go to cooking school
B) study French
C) eat food

Use the following to answer questions 34-36:

[Track 15] Listen. Choose True or False.

34. [Track 15] Lily never buys lottery tickets.


A) True
B) False

35. [Track 15] Lily doesn't have a lot of friends in France.


A) True
B) False

36. [Track 15] Lily wants to own her own business.


A) True
B) False
 
 
 
 
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Speaking

Use the following to answer questions 37-40:

Choose one of the speaking tasks below.

37. Talk about what you will do if you build your own house. Imagine that you have
unlimited money. Answer the following questions:
what you will include in the house
how big it will be
what it may look like
where you might build it

38. Tell your teacher or your partner that he / she won the lottery and can choose any place
in the world to live. Ask him / her questions about the following:
where he / she might live
why he / she will choose this place
the benefits of living there
how his / her lifestyle may change
what he / she might do in this place

39. Talk about a place you do not want to live. Answer the following questions:
Where is the place?
Why don't you want to live there?
How would you feel living there? Why?
Do you know anyone who lives there?

40. Imagine you can travel anywhere in the world. Talk about where you will go. Include
the following information:
where you might go
why you will choose this place
what you might see there
what you may do there
who will go with you and why
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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