Intermediate Unit 1 Test

Part I – Talking about Aspirations (1–6)

1. What does “aspiration” mean?

• 1. a) A dream or goal you want to achieve

• 1. b) Something you dislike

• 1. c) A daily routine

• 1. d) A short conversation

1. 2. Which sentence talks about an aspiration?

• 1. a) I go to school every day.

• 1. b) I want to become a doctor one day.

• 1. c) I am cleaning my room now.

• 1. d) I watched a movie last night.

1. 3. “My biggest aspiration is to travel around the world.” This means:

• 1. a) I’m afraid of traveling.

• 1. b) I don’t like to move.

• 1. c) I really want to see different countries.

• 1. d) I already visited every country.

1. 4. Choose the correct question about aspirations:

• 1. a) What are you doing now?

• 1. b) What do you want to achieve in life?

• 1. c) Where are you sitting?

• 1. d) What time is it?

1. 5. Which sentence expresses a professional aspiration?

• 1. a) I hope to become a successful engineer.

• 1. b) I’m eating lunch now.

• 1. c) I went to a concert.

• 1. d) I like pizza.

1. 6. When people talk about aspirations, they often use:

• 1. a) Past simple

• 1. b) Future tenses

• 1. c) Imperatives

• 1. d) Prepositions

Part II – Future Continuous (7–11)

7. 7. Which sentence is in the future continuous tense?

• 7. a) I will study tomorrow.

• 7. b) I will be studying at 8 p.m.

• 7. c) I studied yesterday.

• 7. d) I am studying now.

7. 8. This time next week, I __________ in the mountains.

• 7. a) am hiking

• 7. b) was hiking

• 7. c) will be hiking

• 7. d) hike

7. 9. At 9:00 tomorrow morning, the students __________ their exam.

• 7. a) will be taking

• 7. b) will taking

• 7. c) are take

• 7. d) will taken

7. 10. Don’t call me at 10 p.m. I __________ (sleep).

• 7. a) will be sleeping

• 7. b) will sleep

• 7. c) am sleep

• 7. d) sleep