10

1 Grammar

1 isn’t

2 be

3 let

4 allowed

5 being

6 just

7 since

8 yet

9 do

10 watching

1 c

2 a

3 b

4 a

5 c

6 b

7 a

8 c

9 b

10 a

1 My sisters never let me play their computer

games.

2 Paul and John don’t drive, do they?

3 Many footballers are paid a lot of money.

4 I’ve known Marcelo for three years.

5 I’ve never been allowed to go out late on

school days.

6 A lot of money is spent on junk food

every year.

7 You aren’t going to study Physics, are you?

8 I don’t mind getting up early.

9 You promised to help me with my homework.

10 I’ve already told you – I don’t know the answer.

1 to study

2 watching

3 cooking

4 to be

5 to help

6 doing

7 swimming

8 having

9 to do

10 to go

2 Vocabulary

1 a

2 b

3 a

4 c

5 b

6 c

7 a

8 c

9 b

10 a

Have: fun, a good time, a drink, a good laugh

Make: funny faces, fun of someone, a fool of

yourself, a mistake, someone laugh,
someone smile

1 favorite

2 garbage

3 underground

4 colour

5 pavement

6 center

7 elevator

8 travelling

9 traveled

10 kilometre

1 storyline

2 westerns

3 special effects

4 comedy

5 thriller

6 horror

7 film set

8 director

9 script

10 romance

3 Everyday English

1 b

2 d

3 a

4 e

5 c

1 sure

2 off we go

3 Nice one!

4 What do you reckon?

5 Get a move on!

4 Reading

1 C

2 D

3 B

4 A

1 F

2 F

3 T

4 F

5 T

6 T

5 Listening

TAPESCRIPT

Interviewer:

Thank you very much for agreeing
to this interview. I know that you
are very busy promoting your new
film at the moment.

Film star:

It’s a pleasure to be here.

Interviewer:

Your first film, Dreams of Love,
made you very famous while you
were still very young. How did
that fame change your life?

Film star:

Well ... at first I loved it. Everywhere
I went, people wanted to talk to
me, to take my photo, to have an
autograph, and I enjoyed meeting
my fans. But after a while, I realised
that I didn’t have a private life any
more. I always had to look good, to
go out looking my best. I couldn’t
go to the supermarket on my own
in jeans and a sweatshirt because
my fans expected me to look like
a film star!

Interviewer:

So what did you do?

Film star:

First of all, I started going
everywhere by car. I didn’t walk
down the streets like I did before
I was famous and I moved to a
villa in the country, away from
the journalists and paparazzi. Of
course, I still gave interviews but
I was much more careful about
the people I spoke to.

Interviewer:

But there must be some good things
about being beautiful and famous!

Film star:

You’re very kind! Of course there
are. I’m very lucky to have a
wonderful home and I was able
to buy a house for my parents.
They have never had much money
so I was very happy to help them.
But I don’t live like a star. I don’t
go to parties much. I prefer to be
at home with my husband and
our two children.

Interviewer:

Thank you very much for talking
to me and good luck with your
next film, Dancing with Tigers.

Film star:

Thank you.

1 a

2 b

3 b

4 a

5 a

6 a

7 a

8 b

9 a

10 b

A

B

C

D

A

B

C

D

A

B

B

C

A

© Cambridge University Press 2004

English in Mind Level 2

Module 2 Test A Key

MODULE

2

TES

T

A
KEY

UNITS

5–8