sw7 Teste 4b

Unit 4 My life, Test
School:
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VOCABUL
A. Read these sentences. What is the word for each sentence?

1. People live in these. They are buildings with lots of floors. F L __ __ S
2. We need this to sleep. B __ __
3. A king and queen live here. C __ S __ __ E
4. We plant trees and flowers in here. G __ __ __ __ N
5. We eat on them and then we wash them. D __ S __ __ S
B. Write the verbs in the box before the appropriate expression.
1. _______ the dog 6. _______ to school

take out 
2. _______ the teeth 7. _______ the rubbish water
go  wash
3. _______ breakfast 8. _______ the plants have  lay
4. _______ the table 9. _______ the clothes
5. _______ the floor 10. _______ the dishes
C. Complete the five conversations.
1. What was Anne’s sleepover party like? a. I don’t know. I didn’t go.
b. Thanks, that’s great!
c. I’d like a chocolate cake.
2. We have to go home now! a. No, it isn’t.
b. Where’s your home?
c. Oh, really!?
3. How do you go to school? a. That’s my father’s car.
b. On foot.
c. My school is near the post office.
4. What’s your home like? a. Yes, I like my home.
b. Small but cosy.
c. In the suburbs.
5. I’ve got to tidy up my room. a. No, it’s not in my room.
b. Is it really untidy?
c. I got there at five o’clock.
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READING
Read the article about Rupert Grint, a British actor.
Life after Harry Potter for Rupert Grint
British Rupert Alexander Lloyd Grint is now a

busy man since he acted in the Harry Potter films. He was born in
1988 in Harlow, Essex. It’s about 30 miles from London. He’s an English actor who rose to
prominence playing Ron Weasley, one of the three main characters in the Harry Potter film
series.
At eleven Rupert Grint was cast as Ron Weasley, having previously acted only in
school plays and at his local theatre group. Grint says, “I always had an interest in drama, even
at school I always got involved in plays and loved acting. But I didn’t actually realise it was a job
back then, I just thought it was something people do and don’t get paid for it”, he laughs.
From 2001 to 2011, he starred in all eight Harry Potter films alongside Daniel Radcliffe
and Emma Watson. Beginning in 2002, Grint began to work outside of the Harry Potter
franchise, taking on a co-leading role in Thunderpants. He had starring roles in Driving Lessons,
released in 2006, and Cherrybomb in 2010.
Grint often gets followed down the street or accosted in bars. “You develop an instinct
for it. You can hear people saying your name, feel their stares. But it depends where you are.
Here in Britain, people are a lot more reserved. In America it’s kind of crazy: louder, a few
screams, and they want me to sign stuff.”
After rising to fame as Harry Potter’s sidekick, it seems Rupert Grint is working some
magic of his own on his property portfolio. Rupert Grint has a new company to manage the
income from his multi-million pound housing empire, the Daily Mail can reveal. The actor bought
three properties around his home village for a combined £9.2 million. Another three, worth £3.7
million, are registered in the names of his mother Joanna, 46, and father Nigel, 49. Grint lives in
an 18th century mansion bought for £5.4 million.
Adapted from: http://dailymail, http://www.thetimes.co.uk
A. Say whether these statements are right (R) or wrong (W).
1. Rupert is from London.

2. When Rupert Grint was eleven he started acting in school plays.
3. Rupert became famous when he acted at his local theatre group.
4. Only after the Harry Potter films did he have starring roles in films.
5. Rupert is now very rich and owns many houses.
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B. Match in order to create sentences according to the text.
1. Rupert started filming in the Harry Potter film… a) in 2002.

b) cost £5.4 million.
2. Rupert worked in the Harry Potter films…
c) for 10 years.
3. He started doing other films besides Harry Potter… d) when he was 11
4. He thinks some Americans are crazy… years old.
e) because when
5. The house that he lives in …
C. Write these words from the text next to their corresponding meanings.
accosted  sidekick  prominence 
1. the state of being important, well-known, or noticeable

2. to approach and speak to (someone) often in an angry or aggressive way
3. looking at someone for a long time often with your eyes wide open
4. a person who helps and spends a lot of time with someone who is usually
more important
5. money that is earned from work, investments, business, etc.
GRAMM
A. Match the words on the left with words in the box to form compound nouns.
1. foot______________ a) book
2. bed______________ b) ball
3. note_____________ c) case
4. pencil____________ d) star
5. pop______________
B. Complete the sentences by creating compound nouns. Use the words from the box
below.
crea
1. It’s so sunny today. I need my sun .
m
2. I’m going to the cinema this week .
boar
3. It’s so hot! I’m going to buy an ice .
4. I can’t go out. I have to do my home . d
5. Come to the black and correct the exercise.
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C. Complete the following table with the superlative of the adjectives.
Adjective Superlative
cheap the cheapest
expensive the most expensive
tall (1)
easy (2)
interesting (3)
thin (4)
good (5)
D. Choose the appropriate option: comparative or superlative.
1. Your house is bigger than / the biggest mine.

2. Move that chair closer / the closest to the table. Much better!
3. This bed is more comfortable than / the most comfortable that one.
4. Buying this house was worse than / the worst mistake I’ve ever made.
5. I’m happier than / the happiest person alive! Sleepover party tonight! Hurray.
WRITI
A. Imagine you are talking to Rupert Grint. Complete the dialogue. Use the questions
in the box. Careful because some are not necessary.
Where do you have lunch  Do you have lunch at home 

When was this film released
Were you a rock star  What role did you play  Do you get
You: Hi, Rupert.

(1)_____________________________?
Rupert: Hi! I always get up at half past seven.
You: (2) Every day, really!?
_______________________________________?
Rupert: Because I like to have a steady routine, so it’s
important to wake up early.
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Unit 4 My life, Test

A. Read these sentences. What is the word for each sentence?

B. Write the verbs in the box before the appropriate expression.

1. _ the dog 6. _ to school

C. Complete the five conversations.

Read the article about Rupert Grint, a British actor.

Life after Harry Potter for Rupert Grint

British Rupert Alexander Lloyd Grint is now a

A. Say whether these statements are right (R) or wrong (W).

1. Rupert is from London.

1. Rupert started filming in the Harry Potter film… a) in 2002.

accosted  sidekick  prominence 

1. the state of being important, well-known, or noticeable

D. Choose the appropriate option: comparative or superlative.

1. Your house is bigger than / the biggest mine.

Where do you have lunch  Do you have lunch at home 

You: Hi, Rupert.

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