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This document is a mid-term test for adult learners, covering listening, grammar, vocabulary, and writing sections. It includes exercises such as completing sentences, choosing the correct verb forms, and filling in gaps in conversations and stories. The test assesses students' understanding of English language structures and their ability to apply them in context.

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This document is a mid-term test for adult learners, covering listening, grammar, vocabulary, and writing sections. It includes exercises such as completing sentences, choosing the correct verb forms, and filling in gaps in conversations and stories. The test assesses students' understanding of English language structures and their ability to apply them in context.

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Name:_________________________ Date:_________________________

MID-TERM TEST
2nd ADULTS
Listening section
1. Listen and complete with the missing information

Sydney Bus Tours


Name of tour: ________city tour______
a.m. or p.m. _____________________
starts at: _____________________
finishes at: _____________________
price per person: _____________________
lives from: The park _____________________

Grammar section
1. Underline the correct word or phrase.
Example: I don’t / ’m not studying at the moment.

1 What do / are they listening to?

2 Jill doesn’t / isn’t at school today

3 The students don’t / aren’t like doing tests.

4 Does / Is this Sam’s mobile phone?

5 Do / Are you like swimming?

6 Where does / is he from?

2. Choose the correct with present simple or present continuous

GERALD: Hi, Bruno. It’s me, Gerald. What DO YOU DO/ ARE YOU DOING?

BRUNO: I HAVE/’M HAVING a coffee with Carla. What about you?

GERALD: I SI/’M SITTING at my desk as usual. So you DON’T WORK/ AREN’T WORKING today
BRUNO: I am, but she DOESN’T LIKE/ ISN’T LIKING her job at the hospital.

GERALD: Oh, why not?


BRUNO: Well, she WORKS/ ‘S WORKING from 11 a.m. till midnight everyday

GERALD: That sounds hard. DOES SHE LOOK/ IS SHE LOOKING for a new job?

BRUNO: Yes, I think so. She LOOKS/ IS LOOKING in the newspaper and on the internet everyday.

GERALD: Really? because I PHONE/’M PHONING about a job opening here. Office work, not very
interesting but the money isn’t bad. Perfect for Carla.

BRUNO: Hey, Carla - good news. It’s Gerald….

3. Complete Tom’s email with the verbs in the correct form. Then, answer his question

be dance go listen study do sit

Hi Emily
My name’s Tom and I’m a student at Leeds University. I don’t like studying but I like
1 __________ a student. I live in a house with another student. We like

2 __________ in the pub and talking. We also like 3 __________ to good music, but we both hate 4 __________

– we can’t dance very well. I love 5 __________ home on the weekend. My mum’s a great cook!
What do you like 6 __________?
Write soon
Tom

Hello Tom!
I like _______________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________

4. Complete the conversation. Put one word in each gap.


Mel Did you and Joe go out last night?
Rosa Yes, we did .We went to a restaurant.
Mel Did you drive there?
Rosa No, we 1 __________. We went by bus.
Mel What did you wear?
Rosa I 2 __________ my new jeans.
Mel What did you have to eat?
Rosa I 3 __________ a curry.
Mel What time did you leave?
Rosa We 4 __________ at half past eight.
Mel Did you go home after that?
Rosa No. We 5 __________ a film at the cinema.
Mel What time did you get home?
Rosa We didn’t 6 __________ home until 11.30.

5. Complete the life story of Anita Roddick using the correct form of the verbs in past simple. Then
read and correct the sentences
grow up leave - open - open - die - meet - travel - sell - come - have - go - work - study - get

Anita Roodick started The Body Shop, the first “green” cosmetics company. She was born Anita
Perelli in the UK in 1942 and ___grew up___ in Littlehampton in the south of England. Her
parents ___________ from Italy and she __________ three brothers and sisters.

After she _________ school, Anita _____________ to Bath college and ___________
to become a teacher. After college, she _________ all around the world. Then she
____________ Gordon Roodick and they _________ married in 1970. Anita and Gordon
____________ a restaurant and then a hotel. At the same time, Anita __________- for
the United Nations

She __________ the first Body Shop in Brighton, England, in 1976. The shop
____________ only fifteen items why only natural ingredients. It now sells over 300 items to
77 million customers and in 2004 was the twenty eighth top name in the world of business. Anita
Roodick ____________ in 2007. She left behind a husband and two daughters.

1 Anita lived in Italy. She didn’t live in Italy


2 She went to Bath University
3 She became a teacher
4 After college she stayed at home
5 She and her husband started a café
6 She had a son

Vocabulary section

1. Complete the lists.


Example: August, September, October.
1 nineteenth, twentieth, __________
2 May, __________, July
3 spring, summer, __________, winter
4 seventh, eighth, ninth, __________
5 November, December, __________
6 second, third, fourth, __________
7 __________, March, April
8 forty-fifth, __________, forty-seventh

2. Complete the phrases with go, have, or get.


Example: have a sandwich
1 __________ out on a Saturday night
2 __________ up early
3 __________ a good time
4 __________ to work
5 __________ dressed
6 __________ a letter
7 __________ a coffee with friends
8 __________ back to work

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