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    Quiz Unit 1

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    The document appears to be a student worksheet containing listening and grammar exercises. It includes questions about sentences spoken by Hugo and Ben regarding life goals, ordering scrambled sentences, choosing the correct phrases to complete sentences, completing sentences using vocabulary words, replacing underlined parts of sentences with words from a box, and scoring sections. The student's name, group/class, date, and score are listed at the top.

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    Quiz Unit 1

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    Maria pex
    The document appears to be a student worksheet containing listening and grammar exercises. It includes questions about sentences spoken by Hugo and Ben regarding life goals, ordering scrambled sentences, choosing the correct phrases to complete sentences, completing sentences using vocabulary words, replacing underlined parts of sentences with words from a box, and scoring sections. The student's name, group/class, date, and score are listed at the top.

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    MasterMind Level 1

    Student name

    Group/Class

    Date Score

    LISTENING

    1 Listen to Hugo and Ben talking about life goals. Read the sentences below and decide who said them: Unit 1
    Hugo, Ben, or neither of them. Choose the correct answer, A, B, or C.

    0 The only thing you need in order to achieve your goals is hard work.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    1 The social group you belong to affects your opportunities.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    2 Wealthy people often help each other.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    3 Lucas would have a better job if he had gotten some work experience.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    4 Lucas’s parents had to leave the rest of their family behind when they came to the UK.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    5 A successful career isn’t necessarily the most important thing in life.

    A Hugo B Ben C Neither

    Score: /5

    GRAMMAR

    2 Order the words to make sentences.

    0 childhood / is / stories / always / she / telling / from her


    She is always telling stories from her childhood.
    1 camping in / used / we / go / California every / to / summer

    2 my / would / a bedtime / night / father / read us / story every

    3 always / perfume / used / wear / my grandmother / to / a particular

    4 we / to / bread on / buy / the way / always used / home

    5 apron while / my / would / wear / mother / a red / cooking


    6 always / my brother / was / with / schemes / coming up / to make money

    7 anniversary / my father / never / remember / his / would / wedding

    Score: /7

    3 Choose the correct phrases to complete the sentences.

    0 I had been/was/was being at my school for almost a term


    1 when Rafaella had arrived/did arrive/arrived.
    2 The teacher asked me to show her around the school. I noticed that Rafaella looked sad, and while weare walking
    /had walked /were walking around,
    3 she told me that she had come/came/was coming from a school in Paris, and that she was very lonely without her old
    friends.
    4 I had tried /were trying/did try to make her feel welcome,
    5 but she seemed quite shy and she wasn’t seeming/didn’t seem/hadn’t seemed very interested in the school.
    6 However, after we did finish/had finished /were finishing our tour, it was lunchtime.
    7 I invited/had invited/did invite Rafaella to sit with me and my friends,
    8 and by the end of lunch she cheered up/did cheer up/had cheered up quite a lot.

    Score: /8

    VOCABULARY

    4 Complete the sentences using the words in the box. There are two extra words.

    sensible issues sense (x2) sensation sensitive (x2) social values responsibility

    0 He’s happy to talk to anyone, no matter what their social status.


    1 I do feel a sense of toward my colleagues.
    2 Please don’t say anything about losing weight. It’s a very subject with him.
    3 I didn’t know what had happened, but I could that something was wrong.
    4 Traditional family are very important to him.
    5 It was a difficult conversation, but she was very in the way she dealt with it.
    6 Although I’ve lived abroad for many years, I still feel a of loyalty toward my country.
    7 Max has always been with money, and now he has saved enough to start his business.

    Score: /7

    5 Replace the underlined part of the sentence with a word or phrase from the box. Use one word or phrase twice.

    common sense sensible social status sense of identity make sense of humor sensitive sense

    0 She didn’t say she was angry but I could see that she was. sense
    1 The instructions were so confusing. I couldn’t understand them.
    2 Your feeling of who you are is very much connected with your family background.
    3 I’ve never seen Pablo laugh. He doesn’t seem to have a sense of what is funny.
    4 Of course, the sort of work that you do very much affects your position in society.
    5 She’s a very reasonable and practical person. She wouldn’t do anything silly.
    6 He’s always been very caring and understanding of others’ emotions.
    7 Skiing is perfectly safe as long as you use some practical knowledge and good judgment.
    8 Issues such as class and religion are, of course, very difficult to talk about and need care.

    Score: /8

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