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Universidad La Salle

Centro de Idiomas
LEVEL 3 – FINAL EXAM (WORLD ENGLISH 2 UNITS 7-12)
Please, do not take notes or write in this booklet at any time.
LISTENING (2 points each) /20

1. Instructions: Listen to the conversation. Then choose the correct answer. (Track 12)

1. Sylvia’s father is ____.


a. youthful
b. retired
c. childish
2. Sylvia’s mother’s job is ____.
a. difficult
b. dangerous
c. low-paying
3. Sylvia’s mother is ____.
a. youthful
b. retired
c. childish
4. Sylvia’s brother is ____.
a. middle-aged
b. elderly
c. in his twenties
5. Sylvia’s brother is ____.
a. youthful
b. retired
c. childish

2. Instructions: Listen to the conversation. Then match each sentence beginning to its ending below. Write the
corresponding letter next to the number. (Track 15)

a. If restaurants sell a lot of carry-out food,


b. If food containers are made from paper and plastic,
c. If food containers are made from corn,
d. If Chuckie’s Chicken stops selling carry-out food, ---
e. If Chuckie’s Chicken stays in business,

6. they are more sustainable. __________


7. they make a lot of money. ___________
8. the speakers will be able to buy food there for a long time. __________
9. they are less sustainable. ___________
10. they’ll lose a lot of customers _____________

READING (2 points each) /20

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1. Instructions: Read the article. Then fill in each blank with the correct word or number.
Tough Times
Not very long ago, the Sotomayor family watched their neighbors to see who was buying more stuff—more new cars,
more furniture, even more meals at good restaurants. Nowadays, neighbors are watching each other to see who can spend
less.
In tough economic times, consumers see prices going up while their salaries stay the same. They’re looking at their old
spending habits for anything that’s not a necessity. Brent Boyle is the author of the 2009 book Spending Less and Living
More. Boyle says that families are giving up luxuries and saving money they need for the necessities of life.
In the Sotomayor family, father Robert has given up his gym membership. “Why pay over $600 per year and then drive to
the gym?” Instead, Robert walks more places and rides his bicycle to work. The family still owns two cars, but they traded
in their gas-hungry SUV for a two-year-old economy car. “A new car loses about half of its value in the first two or three
years,” says Robert. So instead of paying of paying $22,000 for a brand-new car, they paid $14,000 for a car that should
still run for many years.
The family is also cutting back on the little things. Robert’s wife Lilia is making coffee at home every morning rather than
spending over $3 on the mocha lattes she used to buy. That five-day-a-week habit was costing around $750 per year! Lilia
is also bringing her lunch to work every day instead of paying restaurant prices. She’s too embarrassed to say how much
she used to spend on lunch, but the savings on home-cooked meals over restaurant meals can be quite significant.
According to Boyle, most families can find ways to save if they’re willing to give up a few of life’s luxuries. Buying
ordinary blue jeans for $20 can save $80 or more compared to the price of designer jeans. Renting videos and watching
them at home only costs a few dollars, but a family of four can easily spend $30 at the movie theater. And one of the
easiest luxuries to cut out? Everything you drink that isn’t water. “People don’t really need all the soda, flavored vitamin
waters, and fruit juices that they’re drinking,” says Boyle. “It’s kind of like pouring money down the drain.”

11. The book Spending Less and Living More was written by _____________________________________________.
12. The book Spending Less and Living More was published in ___________________________________________.
13. The Sotomayor family’s economy car cost ___________________________________ dollars.
14. In the past, Lilia Sotomayor bought her lunches at ________________________________.
15. Brent Boyle recommends that people drink ________________________________________ to save money.

2. Instructions: Read the travel information. Then choose the correct answer.

All passengers must follow airport procedures:


Passengers may be dropped off in front of the terminal. Please use the parking ramps if you plan to park for more
than five minutes.
Use the check-in counter only if you are buying a ticket or checking your bags. Passengers with carry-on bags and
boarding passes they have printed online may proceed to the gate area.
No more than one checked bag and one carry-on bag per passenger.
Drinks are available in the gate area. Bottled water and other beverages from outside the gate area will not be
allowed through the security check.
There is no smoking in the terminal or on any flights. Smoking is allowed outside the terminal.
Arriving passengers can be met in the baggage claim area. Only passengers with tickets are allowed into the gate
area.
16. Drivers ____ drop off passengers in five minutes or less if they park in front of the terminal.
a. must
b. need to
c. must not
17. Drivers ____ use the parking ramps if they must park for a long time.
a. don’t have to
b. have to
c. must not

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18. Passengers ____ go to the check-in counter if they need to buy a ticket.
a. must not
b. have to
c. don't have to
19. Passengers ____ go to the check-in counter if they have a boarding pass and they don’t need to check a bag.
a. must
b. don’t have to
c. haven't need to
20. Passengers ____ limit their luggage to one or two bags.
a. must
b. must not
c. don’t have to

GRAMMAR (2 points each) /60

A. Instructions: Fill in each blank with the correct word.

21. A: How ____________________ times have you gone to Spain?


B: I’ve gone there twice.

22. A: Have you ____________________ Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets?
B: Yes, I read it last month. It was great!

23. A: How ____________________ have you lived here?


B: For thirty-seven years!

24. A: Where did you go on your vacation?


B: We ____________________ to Yellowstone Park.

25. A: How old were you when you got your driver’s license?
B: I ____________________ 18 years old.

B. Instructions: Fill in each blank with the passive form of the verb in parentheses. Use the simple present tense.

26. Most of the time, dresses ____________________ (wear) by women.


27. In most places, crops ____________________ (grow) on flat land.
28. In my house, fruit ____________________ (eat) for dessert.
29. Often, eye contact ____________________ (make) to show someone that you’re listening.
30. In many cultures, giving a small gift ____________________ (mean) to show thankfulness.

C. Instructions: Choose the correct quantifier in parentheses to complete each sentence.

31. Penguins must survive ____________________ (a lot of / many) cold weather.


32. This is ____________________ (too little / too few) meat for a lion. They eat much more.
33. The zoo needs to buy ____________________ (too much / many) kinds of vegetables for all the different animals.
34. The monkey is still hungry because he ate ____________________ (too few / too little) food.

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35. Grizzly bears need to eat ____________________ (a lot of / too many) fish in order to survive through the winter.

D. Instructions: Complete each sentence with the simple past or present perfect form of the verb in parentheses.

36. I ____________________ (call) her number yesterday, but she didn’t answer the phone.
37. Tammy and Bert ____________________ (go) to Berlin last month.
38. I ____________________ (travel) to London four times, and I hope to go there again.
39. I ____________________ (not, find) any gray hairs on my head yet.
40. Rafael ____________________ (meet) his wife at a baseball game.

E. Instructions: Complete each statement or question with the passive voice in the past. Use the verb in
parentheses.

41. When she was a child, all of my mother’s clothes ______________________________________ (make) by hand.
42. None of the cake _________________________________________ (eat) by the children. The adults got all of it!
43. At one time, the mail ______________________________________________ (deliver) by men on horseback.
44. When I was a child, meals _________________________________________ (prepare) by my mother.
45. Last year, this class _________________________________________ (teach) by Mrs. Agnew.

F. Instructions: Complete each conversation with any correct modal. Choose from the following: must, have to,
have got to, need to, don’t have to, don’t need to.

46. A: Where should we go on our vacation?


B: I don’t know, but we ____________________ decide soon. It’s only a few weeks from now.
47. A: Should we talk to a travel agent about our trip?
B: There’s a lot of information online, so we ____________________ talk to a travel agent to get information.
48. A: Oh, no! My passport has expired. I can’t travel abroad without a passport.
B: Well, you ____________________ get your passport renewed, then.
49. A: We’ll need to get visas. Do we have to go to the embassy?
B: No, we can apply for the visas by mail. We ____________________ go to the embassy.
50. A: I can’t find any good sightseeing information online.
B: Then we’ll ____________________ get sightseeing information after we get there.

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