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Mit diesem Test knnen Sie sich entsprechend vier Niveaustufen der
Lehrwerksserie Reward von Macmillan einstufen: Elementary, Pre-
intermediate, Intermediate und Upper-intermediate.
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Level fr Sie geeignet; Sie brauchen den Einstufungstest nicht
durchzufhren.
Fr die Beantwortung der Fragen sollten Sie sich nicht mehr als 60
Minuten Zeit nehmen.
Auswertung
Gesamtpunktzahl
Unter 30 Punkten Elementary
31 - 60 Punkte Pre-intermediate
61 - 90 Punkte Intermediate
ber 90 Punkte Upper-intermediate
LanguageUsage(80marks)
Choosethebestwordorphrasetofillthegap.
1 HelloSara,? I'mverywell,thankyou..
aHowdoyou? bHowareyou? cHowyouare? dHowisit?
2 What'sname? JaneEdwards.
ayou byour cyours dyou're
3 Howoldareyou?
aItwenty. bMeistwenty. cI'vetwenty dI'mtwenty.
4 Isthisyourbook?
aNo,itisn't. bNo,isn'tit. cNo,heisn't. dNo,thereisn't.
5 WhereisAnnafrom? fromRome.
aItis bHeris cHeis dSheis
6 isyouraddress? 12,SundownStreet,Bristol.
aHow bWho cWhat dThat
7 nameisJohnSmith.
aHis bHe's cHe dHer
8 Samadoctor,he'sateacherattheuniversity.
aaren't bisn't cnot ddoesn't
9 HereareJuanandMercedes.arefromValenciainSpain.
aThey bTheir cThem dThis
10Haveyougotacomputer? Yes,
aIgot. bI'vegot. cI've. dIhave.
11twohundredstudentsinmyschool.
aTheyare bItis cThereare dThereis
12DoyouliveinMunich? Yes,
aIlive. bIdon't. cIdolive. dIdo.
13Isthatcar?No,itisn't.
athey btheir cthere dthey're
14isthisbluebag?It's5.50.
aWhere bHowbig cHowmuch dWhat
15What'sherjob?She's.
17bagisthis?It'smine.
aWhose bWhat's cWho's dWho
18onlythreechairsinmyroom.
aTheyare bThereare cThereis dItis
19Sheahouseinthetowncentre.
agot bhavegot chasgot disgot
20brothershaveyougot?Onlyone.
aHowmuch bHowold cHoware dHowmany
21Isthereanyfoodleft?
aNo,thereisn't. bYes,thereisany. cYes,theyis. dNo,therearen't.
22MyfavouritepaintersareManetandRenoirbutJohndoesn'tlikeatall.
athey bthem cit dsome
23Therearen'tpeopleheretoday.
amany balot cmuch dthemany
24Wehaven'tgot.
asomechildren banychildren cachildren donechildren
25DoyouspeakJapanese? No,I.
adon'tspeak bnot cspeaknot ddon't
26Whatdoeshedo?.
aHe'steacher bHe'sateacher. cHe'steaching. dYes,hedoes.
27Heinanofficeeverymorningfromeighttotwelve.
aworking bworks cwork damworking
28Doyoulike? Yes,Ido.
atoshop bshop ctoshopping dshopping
29IgoschoolinVienna.
aat bto cin don
30Wehavelunchoneo'clock.
aat bto cin don
31SheworksSaturday.
32Istayathomethemorning.
aat bto cin don
33Howdoyougettowork?
aBycar. bIncar. cBythecar. dOncar.
34Doyoulikeclassicalmusic?
aYes,Ilikes. bYes,Ilike. cYes,Idoes. dYes,Ido.
35WhereisMary?Sheoverthere.
aisstand bisstanding cstand dstanding
36I'mhungry.somethingtoeat,please.
aIlike bI'dwant cI'dlike dI'mlike
37Hebornin1963inSpain.
ahad bis cwas ddid
38SwitzerlandisthanBritain.
aassmall bsmallest cmoresmall dsmaller
39Motorracingisthesportintheworld.
amostexpensive bexpensivest cmoreexpensive dasexpensive
40HepassedhisEnglishexamvery.
aeasy beasier cgood deasily
41WhenyougototheUSA?Lastyear.
adid bwas cwent dhave
42Didshestaywithfriends?
aNo,shedidn't. bNo,shedidn'tstay cNo,shestayednot.
dNo,shedidn'tstayed.
43She'snevertoNewYork.
agone bwas cbeen dwent
44Ihaven'tgotanymoney.Nevermind.somefromthebank.
aI'llget bI'mgetting cIget dI'dget
45youevervisitedLondon?
aDid bDo cWere dHave
46He'slearningalorry.
47Ican'tstandinhotweather.
atowalk bwalking cwalk dtowalking
48Hesmokesmorethantencigarettes.
abyday btheday cinday daday
49Let'sgosomewhereelse.There'snoiseinthisroom.
atoomany btoomuch cenough dtoo
50It'saverylongdayforJack.Hedoesn'tgethomefromschoolsixo'clock.
asince bto ctowards duntil
51Theyusuallyathomebuttodaytheylunchinarestaurant.
aareeating,have beat,have ceat,arehaving
dareeating,arehaving
52Wedidn'tstaylatewewereverytired.
abecause bso cthat duntil
53IthinkmostpeopleEnglishfortheirjobsinthethefuture.
aneed bareneeding cwillneed dwillhaveneeded
54Teenagerstodaylikewearingcasualclothessoleathershoesaren'ttrainers.
aasfashionablethan basfashionableas cmorefashionableas
dfashionable
55Afriendofphonedthismorningbutdidn'tleaveamessage.
ayou,she byou,her cyours,she dyourself,hers
56Welunchwhenthephone.
ahad,rang bwerehaving,rang cwerehaving,wasringing
dhad,hasrung
57Youopenthedoorbeforethetraingetsintothestation.It'sverydangerous.
amust bmustn't cshould ddon'thaveto
58Ifyoudon'twanttoburnyouselfyoulieinthesunallday.
awon't bdon't cshouldn't dcouldn't
59IfIhaveenoughmoneynextyear,ItotheUSA.
awillgo bgo cwouldgo dwent
60It'susuallyquitewarminSeptemberitoftenrains,bringawaterproof.
abut,so bso,because cunless,but dfor,as
61shelikescoffee,shepreferstea.
62forthebus,amanwithagunranoutofthebankoppositeus.
aAswewerewaiting bWhenwewaited cAssoonaswewaited
dUntilwewaited
63It'sthebestfilm.Youshouldgoandseeit.
aIeversaw bI'veeverseen cI'veneverseen
dI'vealreadyseen
64TheywenttoAustraliaamonthsummer.
aduring,the bfor,during cfor,last dlast,during
65Idon'tthinklifebetterinthefuture.
awon'tbe bwillbe cbe dis
66Ihaven'theardfromJaneforages.Iwonder.
awhatshelike bhowisshe chowsheis dhowdoesshe
67We'renotpayingabuildertomendthefireplace.
We'vedecidedtodoit.
aus bourselves courself dourown
68Ialwaystakeanumbrellaitrains.
ahowever bdespite cincase das
69Wegoouttoarestaurantduringtheweekbecausewhenwegethomefromwork
we'retootired.
anearlynever bhardlynever chardlyever dever
70Thatsofacomfortable.CanItryit?
alooks blookslike cislike dlike
71Ibelateforworkthismorning.I'vegotalottodobeforemidday.
adon'thaveto bcouldn't cdon't dmustn't
72They'velivedinthathousetheywerechildren.
afor bduring csince duntil
73Alottothehousebeforewecanmovein.
aneedsbedoing bneedsdone cneedsdoing dneedstodo
74I'llgetanelectriciantheheating.
amend btomend cformending dmending
75Youcomewithusifyoudon'twantto.
76Whenhearrivedacrowdforseveralhourstogreethim.
ahadbeenwaiting biswaiting chasbeenwaiting
dwaswaiting
77She'sjustboughtabrandnewcarsoshebeabletodrive.
acan't bmust cwon't dprobably
78Youshowyourpassportatthefrontierifyouwanttogetacross.
ahaveto baresupposedto cshould dareallowedto
79shewasanhourlate,shedidn'tapologise.
aInspiteof bEventhough cHowever dBecause
80Theydon'tlikehimatall.Hetreatsthemtheywerechildren.
aasif bifonly cincase dalthough
Vocabulary
Choosethebestwordtofillthegap.(40marks)
1 sixsevennineten
athree btwelve ceight dfive
2 What'syour? I'mAmerican.
aname bnationality ccountry dhome
3 Whatisit? It'shalfpasttwo.
atime bhour cday dold
4 SundayMondayWednesday
aSaturday bThursday cTuesday dFriday
5 MarchMayJuneJuly
aApril bJanuary cAugust dNovember
6 He'sgotaandtwosisters.
afather bbrother cfamily dfriend
7 Myfavouriteisdinner.
alunch bdrink cfood dmeal
8 We'vegottwo:asonandadaughter.
aparents bpeople cchildren dfriends
9 I'dlikeaofcoffee,please.
acup bglass cplate dbottle
10He'sthenewspaper.
areading bwatching clistening dseeing
11Septemberismyfavourite.
ayear bautumn cmonth dseason
12Howoldisyour?She'sthirteen.
abrother bson cboyfriend dsister
13Ialwayshaveabiginthemorning.
alunch bbreakfast cdinner dsupper
14Thoseareverynice.Wheredidyoubuythem?
ashirt bdress ctrousers dhandbag
15Whatdoeshelooklike? He'squitetallandhe'sgotshort,dark.
aglasses beyes chead dhair
16WherecanIbuysomeenvelopes?Atthe.
abaker's bnewsagent's clibrary dgrocer's
17WhatwasthelikeinVienna?Itwascoldandcloudy.
atime bweather ccold dtemperature
18I'vegotanewdishwasherandafridgeinmy.
abathroom bstudy coffice dkitchen
19It'sveryinhere.Ican'thearanything.
anoisy bquiet cexciting dclean
20Excuseme,waiter.Canyoubringmethe,please?
anote bmoney cbill dcheque
21She'sabluecoatandagreyscarf.
alooking bseeing cwearing dputting
22I'mtootoday.I'llphoneyoubacktomorrow.
acrowded binterested cpolite dbusy
23Takeyourumbrella.It'sraining.
aheavily bstrong chardly dmuch
24He'sstartedanewjob.It'smoreinterestingandhemoremoney.
awins bearns cspends dcosts
25I'msorrybutIdon'tunderstandwhatyou.Canyouexplainitagain,please.
atell bknow cmean dtalk
26Ifyoudon'tleavenowyou'llthebusandthereisn'tanotheronetoday.
acatch bsave cmiss dtake
27CanIyourdictionary,please.Yes,ofcourse.ButI'dlikeitbackfortheweekend.
alend bborrow cgive dkeep
28Heletshiswifedoeverythingforhim.He'svery.
acareful bbored cquiet dlazy
29I'mlivingathomebutmygirlfriendandIaregettingmarriednextmonthsowe've
boughtaflat.
aalways byet cagain dstill
30Don't!It'snotfunny.
acry bshout claugh dgrow
31I'mafraidwehavehadtotheflightbecauseofbadweatherconditions.
astop bcancel ctakeoff dconfirm
32TherewasaterribleontheA2motorwaythismorning.Fivevehicleswereinvolved.
ascratch bincident ccrash ddamage
33Thereligiousweddingtakesplaceinachurch.
aperformance bmarriage cceremony dengagement
34Iwishtheywouldn'tsomuchtimewithunnecessarymeetings.
awaste blose ctake dputaway
35IwasveryanddepressedwhenIfirstwenttoliveabroad.
alonely balone conmyown dsolitary
36I'mreallytotheparty.Allmyoldfriendswillbethere.
aappreciating bthinkingabout cenjoying dlookingforward
37Thehotelwassoawfulthatwewrotealetteroftotheagencywhenwegotbackhome.
athanks bcomplaint crelief dwarning
38Youcan'tonhimatall.Heneverdoeswhathesays.
atolerate brely ccollaborate darrange
39It'smuchtooexpensive.Wecan'tpossiblyit.
apay bcost cafford dcope
40Ithinkhe'sareallygoodliveperformer,andhissongsareexcellent.
youcan'thearthewordsbecausethemusicistooloud.
aThetroubleis bInfact cOnthewhole dWhat'smore
PLACEMENTTESTANSWERKEY
LanguageUsage(80marks)
Vocabulary(40marks)
1c 21c
2b 22d
3a 23a
4c 24b
5a 25c
6b 26c
7d 27b
8c 28d
9a 29d
10a 30c
11c 31b
12d 32c
13b 33c
14c 34a
15d 35a
16b 36d
17b 37b
18d 38b
19a 39c
20c 40a