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Level 3 Self-Check Unit Test 7
Answer on a separate sheet of paper. Then check your answers. Follow the examples.


Grammar
supposed to & allowed to (2.5 points)
1 Choose the right option.
You aren’t allowed / supposed to chew gum in Singapore.
1 You aren’t allowed / supposed to make illegal copies of CDs, but many people do.
2 You aren’t allowed / supposed to drive through a redtraffic light.
3 Are you allowed / supposed to smoke in public places in the USA? No, you aren’t. It’s forbidden.
4 What am I allowed / supposed to do next? You can go home now if you want.
5 Is John allowed / supposed to arrive today? No, I think he said he’d be back tomorrow.
have to, must, can & should (2.5 points)
2 Rewrite the sentences using the modals in parentheses in the right form andtense.
You’re not allowed to chew gum in Singapore.
You can’t chew gum in Singapore.
1 Why don’t you stop smoking? It’s not good for your health (should)
2 People aren’t allowed to drink and drive anywhere (can).
3 Am I supposed to brush my teeth every day? (have to).
4 If you don’t do your homework, you can’t go out (must).
5 It is necessary to study before the exams (have to).reported speech (15 points)
3 Write the questions in reported speech.
Are you cold in here?
She / he asked me if / whether I was cold in there.
1 “What’s your e-mail address?’
2 “How much time did you spend here last year?”
3 “What are you doing tomorrow?”
4 “Is John coming to the party tonight?”
5 “Where do you feel like traveling next week?”


4 Write sentences in reported speech using theverbs from the box.
claim / ask / advise / accuse / admit / invite / refuse / say / convince / explain / tell
“I’m innocent.”
She / he claimed (that) she / he was innocent.
1 “Don’t drink and drive.”
2 “I failed the exams because I didn’t study.”
3 “I will not go to school tomorrow.”
4 “This is the right thing to do.”
5 “It’s not an easy situation.”
6 “Go home!”
7 “I want to learnEnglish.”
8 “Would you like to go out with me next weekend?”
9 “You broke the window.”
10 “Could you please leave me alone?”
verbs & dependent prepositions (10 points)
5 Make sentences using the prompts.
Man / imprison / steal / car / city centre.
A man has been imprisoned for stealing a car in the downtown area.
1 Thief / caution / purse-snatching.
2 Boy / arrest / assault / woman / park.
3Driver / fine / speed.
4 Student / punish / vandalize / school.
5 Woman / find guilty / shoplift / clothes.
6 Criminal / sentence / life imprisonment / murder / fan / rival team.
7 Old man / convict / rape / young girl / store.
8 Computer programmer / suspect / sell / adulterated software.
9 Hacker / accuse / spread / virus / cyberspace.
10 Businessman / charge / corrupt / localpoliticians.


Vocabulary
crimes & punishments (15 points)
1 Put the crimes in the right column.
illegal copying / music piracy / shoplifting / pickpocketing / purse-snatching / graffiti-spraying / armed robbery / carjacking / mugging / litter dropping / drug smuggling / arson / manslaughter / murder / rape / begging / illegal downloading / high-level fraud / computer hacking / kidnapping
Pettycrimes|Serious crimes|
illegal copying||

2 Match the words and the defnitions.
arrest / fine / formal warning / life imprisonment / death penalty / community service / probation / jail sentence / corporal punishment / confiscate / law enforcement
Police can do this when they see someone doing something illegal = arrest
1 Judges usually give the criminals this after a first offence.
2Amount of money you pay for committing a crime.
3 Allowing certain law-breakers not to go to prison if they behave well for a fixed period of time.
4 Socially useful work given by a court for certain petty crimes.
5 A court decision to send you to prison after committing a crime.
6 Capital punishment.
7 Hitting, beating, etc. somebody after breaking the law or doing something wrong.
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