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A5 Ingles Written Test 8A Adaptado AGRUPAMENTO VERTICAL DE ESCOLAS DE LEÇA DA PALMEIRA / SANTA CRUZ DO BISPO ENGLISH WRITTEN TEST- FORM 8 A Name: _______________________________________________Number: ______ Class:_______________ Mark:___________________________________________ Teacher: Ana Cristina Neves Enc. Ed.: ________________________________ A- Read the text and complete the sentences. Kelly Slater is considered the greatest professional surfer of all times. Slater was born on February 11, 1972 in Beach, Florida, USA, where he still lives. He has got an older brother, Sean, and a younger brother, Stephen, who are also talented surfers. In his free time, he enjoys playing the guitar and some well-known musicians including Ben Harper, Jack Johnson and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder are among his friends. In the late 90s Slater, along with his friends and fellow surfers Rob Machado and Peter King, formed a band called The Surfers. Slater wants to preserve the oceans. Wikipedia, abridged 1. Kelly Slater is a famous__________________________________________. 2. His older brother’s name is_______________________________________. 3. Rob Machado and Peter King are two___________________________. 4. Kelly Slater wants to preserve ___________________________________. B- Give full answers to these questions on the text. 1. When was Kelly Slater born? 2. Has he got any brothers or sisters? 3. What does he usually do in his free time? 4. Was The Surfers a football club? C- Match the pictures with the words. goggles swimsuit flip flops surfboard wet suit shorts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. __________ _________ __________ _________ ________ _________ D- Complete the sentences with the adequate question-tag. 1. Slater is a talented surfer,_______________________________________? 2. He admires musicians like Ben Harper and Bob Marley, ___________________? 3. He isn’t going to make any films in the near future, ______________________? 4. He won the Billabong Pro, _____________________________________? 5. He has got a great surfboard, __________________________________? 6. He learned to play the guitar when he was 14, __________________? E- Write these sentences in the negative and interrogative forms. 1. The sun usually shines in Florida. 2. Kelly Slater is going to record a new album soon. 3. Kelly Slater and his friends are helping the environment. 4. Kelly was a good student. 5. He loves surfing. 6. Some of his surfing friends helped him clean the beaches in Florida. G. Choose the correct form of the verbs. 1. The surfing champion geted/ got up early yesterday. 2. Kelly Slater is/ was born in the USA. 3. He play/ played the guitar with his friends last weekend. 4. He eated/ ate an icecream . 5. Kelly made/ maked friends in Australia. 6. He swim/ swam for an hour. H. What is Kelly Slater going to do next weekend? Write negative or affirmative sentences according to the cues. Get up early ____________________________________________ Run 20 miles X ____________________________________________ Go to the beach ____________________________________________ Talk to children about saving endangered animals X __________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ I. Complete the sentences about the Whale. ocean large intelligent hair mother The whale is a very _________________ mammal that lives in the _______________. Like the dolphins, the whale is very _______________. It has some _______________. When they are born, the babies stay with their _______________. GOOD WORK! Elaborado pela Professora Ana Cristina Neves .
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