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    End-of-course Test

    Answer Key B
    Grammar, Vocabulary, and Pronunciation
    GRAMMAR

    1 1 like
    2 use
    3 if / whether
    4 such
    5 didn’t
    6 having / getting
    7 blame
    8 neither
    9 nor
    10 must
    11 if
    12 does
    13 no
    14 get
    15 wouldn’t

    2 1 (–)
    2 none
    3 Mattias works
    4 lovely little wooden
    5 often play music
    6 despite
    7 so as not to
    8 the elderly
    9 the furniture
    10 (–)

    3 1 ’ll have learnt


    2 being redecorated
    3 ’ll still be working
    4 is reported
    5 get
    6 ’d already left
    7 have spent
    8 has been run over
    9 sending / having sent
    10 hadn’t bought
    11 wouldn’t be sitting
    12 ’ve discussed
    13 ’d been writing
    14 hadn’t asked
    15 ’ve been practising
    End-of-course Test
    Answer Key B
    VOCABULARY

    4 1 chain
    2 made
    3 nearly
    4 suits
    5 relieved
    6 an encore
    7 sick
    8 confusing
    9 raise
    10 censored
    11 blisters
    12 account
    13 fast
    14 with
    15 absent

    5 1 especially
    2 Vandalism
    3 allergic
    4 underdeveloped
    5 loneliness
    6 homeless
    7 unbreakable
    8 changeable
    9 violence
    10 embarrassed

    6 1 lungs
    2 witness
    3 overwhelmed
    4 fisted
    5 insomnia
    6 pillow
    7 loose
    8 desperate
    9 editor
    10 choir
    11 conductor
    12 bewildered
    13 waterproof
    14 blizzard
    15 job-seeker
    End-of-course Test
    Answer Key B
    PRONUNCIATION

    7 1 tur|bu|lence
    2 ex|port
    3 gob|smacked
    4 neigh|bour|hood
    5 un|con|scious
    6 ob|jec|tive
    7 mul|ti|na|tio|nal
    8 co|mmen|ta|tor
    9 eye|brow
    10 old|-fash|ioned

    8 1 choke
    2 hooded
    3 linen
    4 blood
    5 baggage
    6 course
    7 heart
    8 drought
    9 smuggler
    10 leather

    Reading and Writing

    READING
    1 B
    2 D
    3 C
    4 C
    5 B

    WRITING

    Student’s own answers.


    Task completion: The task is fully completed and the answer easy to understand.
    (4 marks)
    Grammar: The student uses appropriate structures to achieve the task. Minor errors do not obscure
    the meaning. (3 marks)
    Vocabulary: The student uses a sufficient range of words and phrases to communicate the message
    clearly. (3 marks)
    End-of-course Test
    Answer Key B
    Listening and Speaking

    LISTENING

    1 Speaker 1: H
    Speaker 2: F
    Speaker 3: C
    Speaker 4: A
    Speaker 5: G

    2 1 might be able to
    2 looks real
    3 people often mistakenly think they’ve seen Nessie
    4 seals and otters
    5 has finally solved the mystery of the Loch Ness Monster

    SPEAKING

    Interactive communication and oral production: The student communicates effectively with his
    / her partner, asking and answering simple questions, and where necessary initiating conversation,
    and responding. The student uses appropriate strategies to complete the task successfully. (5 marks)
    Grammar and Vocabulary: The student uses a sufficient range of vocabulary and structure to
    communicate clearly. Minor occasional errors do not impede communication. (5 marks)
    Pronunciation: The student’s intonation, stress, and articulation of sounds make the message clear
    and comprehensible. (5 marks).

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