unit six exam- مراد برماوي

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER

   Living small requires careful planning and who better to turn to for inspiration than the Japanese, the masters in the art of saving space. In densely populated cities like Tokyo, many people live in apartments smaller than ten square metres. They have managed to        come up with ingenious space-saving solutions to make the apartments feel less cramped, such as the use of deep wardrobes and cupboards for storage. In this way, bedding can be folded and put away every day, allowing                 the room to be used for purposes other than sleeping. Another method is the use of sliding doors which can divide the room into different living areas when required.

   1- The Japanese are considered masters in the art of ………………………

   • decorating apartments
   • saving space
   • constructing large homes
   • building furniture

2. 2- One space-saving solution mentioned in the text is the use of …………..for storage.

   • sliding doors
   • foldable walls
   • deep wardrobes and cupboards
   • bunk beds

3. 3- The use of deep wardrobes and cupboards allows people to store items efficiently and make the space ……………

   • look larger
   • more organized
   • more traditional
   • less modern

4. 4- The underlined pronoun which refers to ………………..

   • planning
   • Living small
   • people
   • Japanese

5. BECOME A BEFRIENDER

   As a befriending volunteer you will be visiting an older person in their own home, spending time with them and doing the things they want to do. You will be helping to reduce their social isolation by giving them some contact with the world outside their home. It’s a direct way to make a difference to someone’s life, and you might make a new friend. You will be expected to call or visit them for between 30 and 60 minutes once a

   5- What is the main role of a befriending volunteer?

   • Providing medical care to older people
   • Helping older people with household chores
   • Visiting an older person to reduce their social isolation
   • Teaching older people new skills

6. 6- How often is a befriending volunteer expected to visit or call the older person?

   • Every day
   • once a month
   • every week
   • Only on special occasions

7. 7- What is a possible benefit for the volunteer in this role?

   • Earning a salary
   • Making a new friend
   • Getting free meals
   • Traveling to different countries

8. 8- Would you prefer to ......................... or in a company office?

   • On the move
   • Put down roots
   • Settle down
   • Work remotely

9. 9- Why do you think some people hate being ................................? Why do they prefer a nomadic lifestyle?

   • Tied down to one place
   • On the move
   • Home comforts
   • Settle down

10. 10- How do you feel about being in a ......................... space like a lift?

    • excess
    • compact
    • confined
    • densely

11. 11- Tokyo is considered to be one of the …………………… cities in the world.

    • densely populated
    • compact
    • confined
    • cramped

12. 12- Why ………………. a perfectly good lamp when you could easily mend it?

    • get rid of
    • do up
    • repair
    • fix

13. 13- I came ..................... this jar in the bottom of the freezer, but I’m not sure what’s in it.

    • On
    • in
    • at
    • across

14. 14- It’s advisable to … you can use this phrase when you are

    • Explaining what to do
    • Explaining what not to do
    • Finishing the instructions
    • none of the above

15. 15- And that's it. you can use this phrase when you are:

    • Explaining what to do
    • Explaining what not to do
    • Finishing the instructions
    • none of the above

16. 16- Obviously, we’re .................... to have an adult with us.

    • managed
    • permitted
    • required
    • succeeded

17. 17- It’s .................... to use your mobile phone during exams.

    • permitted
    • forbidden
    • allowed
    • required

18. 18- At home, I’m not .................... to play video games after 10 p.m.

    • managed
    • obliged
    • allowed
    • forbidden

19. 19- I think you …………….. recycle your rubbish , it’s good to protect the environment .

    • should
    • must
    • have to
    • can

20. 20- you …………….. use your head phones , its up to you.

    • should
    • have to
    • can’t
    • can

21. 21- He said we ……………... go for a meal later, but I am not sure , I prefer to eat at home .

    • have to
    • mustn’t
    • might
    • might not

22. 22- ………… first time I went there was in 2018.

    • the
    • a
    • an
    • no article

23. 23- many great events happened during in ……………. 18th century.

    • the
    • a
    • an
    • no article

24. 24- Have you ever been to the United Arab Emirates or ………..Egypt?

    • the
    • a
    • an
    • no article

25. 25- I will start to work in ……………new company next week.

    • the
    • a
    • an
    • no article

26. 26- I’m reading ……………. interesting article.

    • the
    • a
    • an
    • no article

27. 27- If you are writing a report, you should start listing the ………….in the first paragraph.

    • people’s opinions
    • aims
    • recommendations
    • your opinions

28. 28- Some people commented that …     you can use this phrase when reporting:

    • people’s opinions
    • aims
    • recommendations
    • your opinions

29. 29-  The correct pronunciation for the underlined parts in (would you) is:

    • /d/
    • /ʤ/
    • /t/
    • /ʧ/

30. 30- ……………………….., please. Its too dark.

    • Switch on the lights
    • the lights switch on
    • Switch the lights
    • Switch the lights