INUS English Pre-Test

INUS English Pre-Test

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Grammar Test

For each question, write the best response, A,B,C or D

Example:

1. The children______ on the computer at the moment.

A. play B. have played C. are playing D. playing

ANSWER: 1.C
1. There are twelve of us, so _____ get into the car at the same time.
2. Her children tell her that _____ old to drive the car.
3. When there's a publick rocket service to the moon, her father has promised ____ her there.
4. __________ at the moment, I'll go to the shop
5. In a shop ____________ customers
6. Your bicycle shouldn't be in the house! _______________!
7. He's a good guitarist, but he plays the piano __________.
8. Molly doesn't eat fish._________.
9. She always buys _______ my birthday.
10. She hardly ever eats _____potatoes.
11. I ______ to your letter of the 15th.
12. Your letter ___________________.
13. If I _________ about it earlier I would have told you.
14. I'll ring you as soon as I _______ there.
15. John Marshall is a friend of mine. You _______ him last year when you were in England
16. He didn't thank me for the present. That's _______ annoyed me
17. I'll have to buy ___________ trousers.
18. She looks ___________.
19. I've been looking for you __________.
20. Send him to the baker's _________ the bread.

Reading Test

Introduction of orphaned wombats Milie and Arthur at Toronto Picture: Toronto Zoo
Aussie wombats debut at Toronto Zoo Tracey Lloyd

From: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/336487
Nov 9, 2012

Millie and Arthur, a pair of orphaned Southern Hairy Nosed Wombats, have been welcomed into their new home in the Australasia Pavilion at Toronto Zoo.

Like the koala, kangaroo, platypus and Tasmanian devil, wombats are uniquely Australian animals.
Two of the stocky marsupials however are now burrowing their way into the hearts of Canadians. Millie and Arthur, 18 month old orphaned Southern Hairy Nosed Wombats, are settling in to their new home in the Australasia Pavilion at Toronto Zoo. Millie and Arthur arrived in their new Canadian home after a short stopover for quarantine purposes in the United States at Brookfield Zoo, Chicago.

According to the Australian Government’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the process to send wombat ambassadors to Canada took five years to arrange. Millie and Arthur have been sent to Canada as part of a program facilitated by Zoos South Australia where rescued wombats are sent to North American zoos in an attempt to encourage breeding and increase the captive population of wombats in North America. The youngsters will join Hamlet, Toronto Zoo’s resident male wombat and become the first wombats to be imported for several decades. Toronto Zoo now has one third of the wombat population in North American zoos.

"We are delighted to welcome Millie and Arthur into the Zoo family and look forward to the possibility of infant hairy-nosed wombats to boost the North American captive population,"
said Dr. William Rapley, Zoo Executive Director of Conservation, Education and Wildlife in a press release.
1. What is the title of the text?
2. Who is the author?
3. Where do the photos come from?
4. Where would you see this kind of text?
5-1. Look at the photos,Who or what are Millie and Arthur?/
5-2. Do they have parents?
6. Look at the photo of Millie and Arthur. What description best suits these animals?
7. Locate the words below in the text, select the most suitable answer A. B. or C.
7-1. debut
7-2. unique
7-3. settle in
7-4. stopover
7-5. ambassadors
7-6. youngster
7-7. Executive Director
8.Short answer questions: Answer the following questions:
8-1. What does the headline “Aussie wombats debut at Toronto Zoo” mean?
8-2. What other animals are uniquely Australian?
8-3. What does “marsupials” refer to in paragraph 2?
8-4. Why are rescued wombats sent to North American zoos?
8-5. Who or what is Hamlet?
8-6. Why is Dr William Rapley delighted?

Writing Test

Write your answers for each of the following questions.
1. Write a brief summary of the article “Aussie wombats debut at Toronto Zoo” in no more than 100 words. 5 points

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2. Many people believe the best way to learn a new language is to live with people who speak that language. Do you agree or disagree? Give your opinion, with reasons and examples from your personal experience. 5 points

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3. Write a letter to a friend who is getting married. Include the following information: a. Greeting, b. Congratulate them on their wedding, c. Ask them about their new husband / wife, d. Tell them about your family, e. Describe two interesting things you have been doing lately, f. Tell your friend about your plans and when you hope to see them again, g. Sign-off 10 points
Start with written date and Dear__________,

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