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    Individual entries cannot win the main prize.

    • True
    • False
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This quiz, titled 'Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 6 Use of English + Reading', assesses English language skills through reading comprehension and transformation exercises. It encourages learners to engage with text interpretation and syntactic transformation, enhancing both understanding and application of English.

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  • 2. 

    Last year, students had to design a piece of designer clothing.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The given statement states that last year, students had to design a piece of designer clothing. However, the correct answer is false, which means that the statement is not true. This implies that last year, students did not have to design a piece of designer clothing.

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  • 3. 

    Read the article again. Are these statements True (T) or False (F)?  The competition is to find new inventions to sell.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement "The competition is to find new inventions to sell" is false. The article does not mention anything about a competition to find new inventions to sell. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

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  • 4. 

    The    first    prize    is    an    amazing    opportunity    for    the    winning    team to    travel    around    the    United    States    using    every    possible    form    of    transport    in    existence!    Last    year’s    winners    spent    a    month    on    a    station    in    the    Arctic    to    see    for    themselves    how    their    special    gloves    worked    in    such    freezing    temperatures.    ‘It    was    the    chance    of    a    lifetime,’    said    Pam    Parker,    one    of    the    lucky    team.    ‘We    had    a    wonderful    time    and    I’ve    come    back    with    so    many    ideas.    (15)    ………………………        You    never    know    what    you    can    achieve    until    you    try!’    So,    start    thinking,    and    we    look    forward    to    receiving    your    entries.    For    more    details,    go    to    our    website.  

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.
    Explanation
    The given correct answer suggests that the person recommending entering the competition is emphasizing the opportunity it provides for inventing new things and ways of doing things. This aligns with the information in the passage that describes the first prize as an amazing opportunity for the winning team to travel around the United States using every possible form of transport. It indicates that participating in the competition can lead to new ideas and experiences, making it a recommendation for everyone.

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  • 5. 

    Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose the best answers (A–F) to complete the article. Do    you    love    science?    (10)    ………………………    Here    at    the    Science    Institute    we    recognise    the    importance    of    people    like    you    to    the    future    of    technology    and    every    year    we    hold    a    nationwide    competition    to    discover    young    inventors    of    the    future;    people    who    will    shape    our    future    lives.    It    doesn’t    matter    whether    you’re    11    or    18.    There    will    be    prizes    for    a    range    of    different    categories,    depending    on    the    type    of    invention    and    the    age    of    the    entrants,    but    the    main    prize    will    be    for    the    best    invention    by    a    team    of    young    scientists    on    a    particular    theme.        

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?
    Explanation
    The given answer is a statement that encourages the reader to consider their interest in inventing new things and ways of doing things. This statement aligns with the overall message of the article, which is to promote the nationwide competition for young inventors. By asking if the reader loves inventing, the article aims to engage the reader and encourage them to participate in the competition.

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  • 6. 

    The    first    thing    to    do    is    to    form    a    team    at    your    school    and    discuss    your    ideas    with    your    teacher.      ………………………    The    ideas    must    be    your    own.    Then,    hand    in    your    ideas    in    writing,    showing    the    processes    you    went    through    and    your    reasons    for    developing    this    particular    project.    We    need    to    receive    your    idea    before    the    2nd    April.    All    entries    will    be    examined    by    a    team    of    experts    and    the    best    one    will    be    chosen    by    the    end    of    June.  (14)    ………………………    .    The    winners    will    be    invited    to    a    prize-giving    ceremony    at    the    Ritz    Hotel    in    London    on    the    15th    August.

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. You will be informed of the results in early July.
  • 7. 

    The    first    thing    to    do    is    to    form    a    team    at    your    school    and    discuss    your    ideas    with    your    teacher.    (13)    ………………………    The    ideas    must    be    your    own.    Then,    hand    in    your    ideas    in    writing,    showing    the    processes    you    went    through    and    your    reasons    for    developing    this    particular    project.    We    need    to    receive    your    idea    before    the    2nd    April.    All    entries    will    be    examined    by    a    team    of    experts    and    the    best    one    will    be    chosen    by    the    end    of    June.      ………………………    .    The    winners    will    be    invited    to    a    prize-giving    ceremony    at    the    Ritz    Hotel    in    London    on    the    15th    August.

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas." This statement suggests that the role of the teacher in the competition is to provide support and assistance in the process of developing ideas, rather than coming up with ideas for the students. This emphasizes the importance of independent thinking and creativity in the competition.

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  • 8. 

    The winners will spend some time in the Arctic with scientists.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement contradicts the given information. The winners will not spend time in the Arctic with scientists.

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  • 9. 

    The theme for the main prize remains the same for two years and then changes.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement is false because it states that the theme for the main prize remains the same for two years and then changes. However, there is no information provided about the duration or frequency of the theme change. Therefore, we cannot assume that the theme changes after two years.

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  • 10. 

    (11)    ………………………    Last    year,    it    was    ‘Clothes    of    the    Future’,    and    the    winners    were    a    team    from    Blackhill Secondary    School    who    came    up    with    a    new    thermal    material    that    would    retain    heat,    even    in    the    coldest    temperatures.    This    year’s    theme    is    ‘Transport’.     ………………………        You    might    have    an    idea    for    a    labour-saving    device    to    use    in    an    existing    means    of    transport    –    in    cars,    on    a    bike,    on    a    plane,    etc.    Alternatively,    you    may    think    of    a    completely    new    way    of    getting    around    altogether.    Now,    that    would    be    interesting,    wouldn’t    it?    Whether    your    invention    is    big    or    small,    we    want    to    hear    about    it.

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. Every year the theme changes.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Every year the theme changes." This statement is supported by the information given in the passage, which mentions that last year's theme was "Clothes of the Future" and this year's theme is "Transport." The passage also states that "whether your invention is big or small, we want to hear about it," indicating that participants are encouraged to come up with new ideas based on the theme. Therefore, it can be inferred that the theme changes every year.

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  • 11. 

    Teachers should not be involved with the project at all.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    Teachers should not be involved with the project at all. This statement is not correct. Teachers play a crucial role in guiding and supporting students in their projects. They can provide valuable insights, clarify doubts, and offer guidance to ensure that the project is successful. Their involvement can enhance the learning experience and help students develop important skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. Therefore, it is important for teachers to be involved in the project to facilitate the learning process.

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  • 12. 

       ………………………    Last    year,    it    was    ‘Clothes    of    the    Future’,    and    the    winners    were    a    team    from    Blackhill Secondary    School    who    came    up    with    a    new    thermal    material    that    would    retain    heat,    even    in    the    coldest    temperatures.    This    year’s    theme    is    ‘Transport’.   (12)  ………………………        You    might    have    an    idea    for    a    labour-saving    device    to    use    in    an    existing    means    of    transport    –    in    cars,    on    a    bike,    on    a    plane,    etc.    Alternatively,    you    may    think    of    a    completely    new    way    of    getting    around    altogether.    Now,    that    would    be    interesting,    wouldn’t    it?    Whether    your    invention    is    big    or    small,    we    want    to    hear    about    it.

    • In particular, do you love inventing new things and ways of doing things?

    • You will be informed of the results in early July.

    • Every year the theme changes.

    • Remember that the teacher will be there to give you guidance, not to help with ideas.

    • I’d recommend entering this competition to everyone.

    • You can interpret the theme in many ways.

    Correct Answer
    A. You can interpret the theme in many ways.
    Explanation
    The given correct answer suggests that the theme of the competition, which is "Transport," can be interpreted in various ways. This means that participants have the freedom to come up with different ideas and solutions related to transportation, whether it is improving existing means of transport or creating completely new methods of getting around. The answer implies that there is no limit or restriction on the type or size of invention, encouraging participants to think creatively and explore different possibilities within the theme.

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  • 13. 

    Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first, using the word given. Use between two and six words. They asked hundreds of students to complete a survey about school.   WERE  Hundreds ……………………………………………………………………… to complete a survey about school.

    Correct Answer
    of students were asked
    Explanation
    The original sentence states that "They asked hundreds of students to complete a survey about school." The given word "WERE" indicates that we need to rephrase the sentence using a passive voice construction. Therefore, the correct answer "of students were asked" maintains the same meaning by placing the emphasis on the students who were the recipients of the survey.

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  • 14. 

    I want to ski in the winter. It makes me happy.    ENJOY I ………………………… in the winter.

    Correct Answer
    enjoy skiing
    Explanation
    The given sentence states that the person enjoys skiing in the winter and it makes them happy. The correct answer "enjoy skiing" accurately reflects this statement. It is a concise and clear way to express the person's enjoyment of the activity.

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  • 15. 

    Paul and his brother are almost the same.    SIMILAR Paul is ……………………………………………………………………… his brother.

    Correct Answer
    similar to
    Explanation
    Paul is similar to his brother.

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  • 16. 

    How long ago did Edison invent the light bulb?    WAS How long ago ……………………………………………………………………… by Edison?

    Correct Answer
    was the light bulb invented
  • 17. 

    Gemma is not like her sister.    DIFFERENT Gemma is ……………………………………………………………………… sister.

    Correct Answer
    different from her
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "different from her" because it completes the sentence by expressing that Gemma is not like her sister, emphasizing the difference between them.

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  • 18. 

    Will the school provide the coursebooks?      BE Will the ……………………………………………………………………… the school?

    Correct Answer
    coursebooks be provided by
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Will the coursebooks be provided by the school?" This question is asking whether or not the school will supply the coursebooks.

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  • 19. 

    Decorators have repainted the classrooms in our school.   HAD The school ……………………………………………………………………… in our school repainted.

    Correct Answer
    had the classrooms
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "had the classrooms" because the sentence is in the past perfect tense. The use of "had" indicates that the action of repainting the classrooms occurred before another past event. The subject of the sentence is "decorators" and the object is "the classrooms", so the correct answer is "had the classrooms".

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  • 20. 

    The hairdresser didn’t cut my hair yesterday because I missed the appointment.    HAVE I ……………………………………………………………………… yesterday because I missed the appointment.

    Correct Answer
    didn't have my hair cut, did not have my hair cut
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "didn't have my hair cut, did not have my hair cut" because it accurately completes the sentence by using the negative form of "have" to indicate that the hairdresser did not perform the action of cutting the person's hair due to them missing the appointment.

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  • 21. 

    Do    you    love    science?    (10)    ………………………    Here    at    the    Science    Institute    we recognise    the    importance    of    people    like    you    to    the    future   of technology    and    every    year    we    hold    a    nationwide    competition  to discover    young    inventors    of    the    future;    people    who    will    shape    our    future    lives.    It    doesn’t    matter    whether    you’re    11    or    18.    There    will    be    prizes    for    a    range    of    different    categories,    depending    on    the    type    of    invention    and    the    age    of    the    entrants,    but    the    main    prize    will    be    for    the    best    invention    by    a    team    of    young    scientists    on    a    particular    theme.       (11)    ………………………    Last    year,    it    was    ‘Clothes    of    the    Future’,    and    the    winners    were    a    team    from    Blackhill Secondary    School    who    came    up    with    a    new    thermal    material    that    would    retain    heat,    even    in    the    coldest    temperatures.    This    year’s    theme    is    ‘Transport’.    (12)    ………………………        You    might    have    an    idea    for    a    labour-saving    device    to    use    in    an    existing    means    of    transport    –    in    cars,    on    a    bike,    on    a    plane,    etc.    Alternatively,    you    may    think    of    a    completely    new    way    of    getting    around    altogether.    Now,    that    would    be    interesting,    wouldn’t    it?    Whether    your    invention    is    big    or    small,    we    want    to    hear    about    it.    The    first    thing    to    do    is    to    form    a    team    at    your    school    and    discuss    your    ideas    with    your    teacher.    (13)    ………………………    The    ideas    must    be    your    own.    Then,    hand    in    your    ideas    in    writing,    showing    the    processes    you    went    through    and    your    reasons    for    developing    this    particular    project.    We    need    to    receive    your    idea    before    the    2nd    April.    All    entries    will    be    examined    by    a    team    of    experts    and    the    best    one    will    be    chosen    by    the    end    of    June.    (14)    ………………………    .    The    winners    will    be    invited    to    a    prize-giving    ceremony    at    the    Ritz    Hotel    in    London    on    the    15th    August.     The    first    prize    is    an    amazing    opportunity    for    the    winning    team to    travel    around    the    United    States    using    every    possible    form    of    transport    in    existence!    Last    year’s    winners    spent    a    month    on    a    station    in    the    Arctic    to    see    for    themselves    how    their    special    gloves    worked    in    such    freezing    temperatures.    ‘It    was    the    chance    of    a    lifetime,’    said    Pam    Parker,    one    of    the    lucky    team.    ‘We    had    a    wonderful    time    and    I’ve    come    back    with    so    many    ideas.    (15)    ………………………        You    never    know    what    you    can    achieve    until    you    try!’    So,    start    thinking,    and    we    look    forward    to    receiving    your    entries.    For    more    details,    go    to    our    website.

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