Interchange 5th Level 3 Assessment L3 Written Quiz Units 15-16

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Interchange 5th Level 3 Assessment L3 Written Quiz Units 15-16

Quiz audio script
[Track 9]
A Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answers.
1.
DIANA: Hey, Ray. That was quite a party last night!
RAY: Yeah, it was fun! I’m still cleaning up, though.
DIANA: What are you doing with all the bottles and cans?
RAY: I’ll take the cans to the recycling center and throw away
the bottles.
DIANA: Oh, no! You should take the bottles, too.
RAY: Nah, I don’t get any money for recycling glass.
DIANA: No, but I think everyone should be required to recycle
glass anyway. It’s a waste to throw it away!
RAY: Yeah, but recycling centers should be required to pay
people who return cans and bottles. Then they won’t throw
them away!
2.
YOSHI: Hey, Danielle, I saw you biking to work yesterday.
DANIELLE: Oh, yeah, when my car died, I decided to buy a bike. I
figured I could do something about the traffic downtown and
get some exercise at the same time.
YOSHI: But there are very few bike lanes, aren’t there? And in any
case, cars use them!
DANIELLE: I know. Drivers who do that should be fined. A
hundred dollars at least! It’s so dangerous!
YOSHI: Cyclists don’t always behave so well, either. I’ve seen
them ride side by side and not allow cars to pass.
DANIELLE: Yeah, and I’ve seen cyclists without helmets, too.
YOSHI: Yeah, cyclists should be required to wear helmets, and if
they don’t, they should be fined a hundred dollars!
3.
MACY: Hey, Ryan, I didn’t realize you wrote music.
RYAN: Yeah, and I really enjoy performing it with other
musicians. For me, my greatest accomplishment is hearing
other people play my songs.
MACY: That’s exciting! But what’s the most challenging thing
about writing music? Do you ever run out of ideas?
RYAN: No, never! I haven’t managed to publish my music yet
though. Getting attention from music publishers is my biggest
challenge. That’s one reason I perform a lot.
MACY: Oh, it sounds frustrating!
RYAN: It can be. I have been able to make some money from
writing music but I can’t make a living from it yet.
MACY: It sounds like you’ve accomplished a lot already.
4.
BRIAN: Hey, aren’t you a police officer?
SABRINA: Well, I was, but I just quit. Do I know you?
BRIAN: I know you, but you don’t know me! I’m Brian. You
were working one night when I had a car accident. You were
great . . . so helpful!
SABRINA: Thanks! I’m happy to hear that as a police officer, I’ve
managed to help people when they need it most.
BRIAN: So, why did you quit?
SABRINA: Well, I was getting really tired. But the main reason is
that my husband and I plan to move to a warmer area.
BRIAN: Oh, fantastic!
SABRINA: And after we move, I’d like to go back to school
part-time, maybe start a new career eventually.
BRIAN: That’s great. Good luck!

Quiz answer key
A (4 POINTS)
1. he doesn’t get any money
2. wants to reduce traffic
3. make a living with his music
4. plans to move
B (4 POINTS)
Statements 1, 3, 4, and 7 are true.
C (4 POINTS)
1. be issued
2. to be required
3. be allowed
4. be permitted
D (3 POINTS)
1. do they
2. can’t it
3. is it
E (3 POINTS)
1. will have saved
2. to have lost
3. will have run
F (3 POINTS)
1. was able
2. managed
3. haven’t/have not been able
G (4 POINTS)
1. overcrowded classrooms
2. inadequate health care
3. resourceful
4. timid