Summit Test Units 3, 4 and 5

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Summit Test Units 3, 4 and 5

Test your understanding of English with this comprehensive quiz covering units 3, 4, and 5. Designed for learners at various levels, this quiz includes multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and matching exercises to assess your grammar, vocabulary, and listening skills.

  • 35 engaging questions
  • Focus on practical language use
  • Ideal for students and teachers alike
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Part 1 Listen to the conversation. Then circle all the correct answers.
1. A couple of Paul’s friends think his new clothes are____
Loud
Trendy
Inappropriate
2. Margaret thinks that Paul’s clothes might______
Be too modest for a bank
Be in bad taste
Attract too much attention
3.Paul’s old boss probably wore a...... To the office
Dress shirt
V-neck shirt
polo shirt
Part 2 Complete each sentence with a word from the box. Not all of the words will be used.
4. Some people give 10% of their income to a favorite _______________or non-profit organization.
Assistance
Assists
Charitable
Charity
Contribution
Donate
Pollute
Pollution
Volunteer
5. Would you like to make a______________ to the fund for cancer research?
Assistance
Assists
Charitable
Charity
Contribution
Donate
Pollute
Pollution
Volunteer
6. I decided to_______________ my car to an organization that helps sick children.
Assistance
Assists
Charitable
Charity
Contribution
Donate
Pollute
Pollution
Volunteer
Part 3 Choose the option that best express your regret.
Example: I ate the whole plate of cookies.__I wish I hadn’t eaten the whole plate of cookies. / If only I hadn’t eaten the whole plate of cookies. __
7. I spent my whole paycheck on impulse buys.
8. I didn’t pay off my credit cards in full.
9. I wasn’t able to stick to my budget.
Part 4 Complete the sentences using the future perfect tense of the words in parentheses.
Example: By tomorrow evening, Sarah __will have worked 60 hours without a day off.__ (work 60 hours without a day off)
10. By next year, Bill___________ (pay off) his credit cards
Will have paid off
Will have pay off
11. Before Gina quits her job, she _________ (put )30% of her salary into a savings account)
Will have putted
Will have put
12. By the time she graduates, Mari is confident that she ________________ (create) a realistic budget)
Have created
Will have created
13. A positive self- .......is the result of feeling good about the way you look, feel, and act.
14. I wish I had more self- ....; then I wouldn’t be so nervous when I meet new people.
Part 5 Choose all the answers that correctly complete each sentence.
15. _____ people would agree that wearing shorts to a wedding is inappropriate. A few would argue otherwise.
A. Plenty of
B. All
C. Not as much
D. Most
16. There has been _____ interest in the idea of dressing down at offices around the country.
A. Plenty of
B. More and more
C. A majority of
D. many
17. _____ of these questionable treatments have been banned because they pose a health risk.
A. Several
B. Any
C. Less
D. A number
Part 6 18. Match the sentence that goes with each picture.
19. Match the sentence that goes with each picture.
20. Match the sentence that goes with each picture.

Part 7 Read the article. Then answer the questions.

It’s not just trends in clothing that have changed. Other fashions are different now, too. One significant trend is the increase in body art. Fifty years ago, body art, including tattoos and body piercings, was rare in Western society. Very few people got tattoos perhaps because a majority of people disapproved of them and even associated them with criminal behavior. Until very recently, it was not considered appropriate for people to show their tattoos or piercings at work, so most people with tattoos covered them in formal settings. They probably felt self-conscious because other people always stared at them. And although body piercing has a long history, going back 5,000 years, piercings were not considered in good taste until recently.

21. Why were tattoos unpopular fifty years ago?
A. They were considered too flashy for ordinary people.
B. The public had a negative impression of people with tattoos.
C. Many people thought they posed a health threat.
The pubic impression of body art began to change in the 1960s, as many standards for dress and behavior became more relaxed. Pierced ears became trendy and widely accepted, but only a few people got piercings in other parts of their body. At the start of the trend, most of the people getting piercings were women who got pierced ears, but soon a lot of men were doing it, too. The first people to embrace tattoos as a fashion were musicians and athletes and most of them were men. It was a way for them to rebel against society’s rules and to show that they were different. Soon, other celebrities, especially movies stars, including a lot of women, followed suit and began to get tattoos as well. Body art has become especially popular among teenagers, and they often do it as an expression of individuality and self-confidence. Today, tattoos and piercings—in the nose, mouth, and other parts of the face and body—can be seen on all types of people. Most people don’t even give smaller, more subdued examples of body art a second thought.22. What does the author mean when she says musicians and athletes were the first to “embrace” tattoos?
A. Have an interest in
B. create
C. accept
Part 8 Combine the two sentences, using a possessive gerund to express something you don’t like.
Example: My roommate smokes. / It really bugs me. __My roomate’s smokingg really bugs me.__
23. My students send text message in class. / It annoys me.
24. I don’t appreciate it. / You left dirty dishes in the sink.
25. I was really upset about it. / She lied to me.
Part 9 Write antonyms for these words, using negative prefixes.
Example: polite ______impolite________
26. courteous
27. rational
28. proper
Part 10 Combine the sentences, using the conjunction in parentheses.
29. Tourists carry a lot of cash. Tourists are also out of their comfort zone. (not only)
30. In this city, pickpockets are not common. In this city, bad behavior is not common. (neither)
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