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    Progress Test 3 Units 10-12

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    1. The writer was at a café with their friend who was upset. They put their leather jacket on another chair while comforting their friend. 2. A young boy suddenly grabbed the writer's jacket, which contained their wallet, money, keys, and a plane ticket. They chased the boy but couldn't catch him. 3. At the airport, police officers and the writer waited and saw the young man who stole the jacket try to check in. They arrested him but he had spent the writer's money. He was sent to prison and the writer went to Washington as planned.

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    1. The writer was at a café with their friend who was upset. They put their leather jacket on another chair while comforting their friend. 2. A young boy suddenly grabbed the writer's jacket, which contained their wallet, money, keys, and a plane ticket. They chased the boy but couldn't catch him. 3. At the airport, police officers and the writer waited and saw the young man who stole the jacket try to check in. They arrested him but he had spent the writer's money. He was sent to prison and the writer went to Washington as planned.

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    1. The writer was at a café with their friend who was upset. They put their leather jacket on another chair while comforting their friend. 2. A young boy suddenly grabbed the writer's jacket, which contained their wallet, money, keys, and a plane ticket. They chased the boy but couldn't catch him. 3. At the airport, police officers and the writer waited and saw the young man who stole the jacket try to check in. They arrested him but he had spent the writer's money. He was sent to prison and the writer went to Washington as planned.

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    Progress Test 3 Units 10-12

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    1. The writer was at a café with their friend who was upset. They put their leather jacket on another chair while comforting their friend. 2. A young boy suddenly grabbed the writer's jacket, which contained their wallet, money, keys, and a plane ticket. They chased the boy but couldn't catch him. 3. At the airport, police officers and the writer waited and saw the young man who stole the jacket try to check in. They arrested him but he had spent the writer's money. He was sent to prison and the writer went to Washington as planned.

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    Progress Test 3 Units 10- 12

    A. Read the passage and write True (T) or False (F).

    CRIMINALS
    Two weeks ago I was with my girlfriend at a café. My friend had some problems with
    her parents, so she was very sad. She explained everything to me while crying. I listened to
    her carefully and when she stopped talking, I gave some advice to her. I wanted her to try to
    understand them and talk to them about everything.
    It was very sunny and I took off my leather jacket and put it on the other chair and
    continued talking. I was very busy with explaining something to Betty when I noticed a young
    boy near our table. Suddenly he grabbed my jacket and disappeared in a second. I began to
    shout “Help, catch him. Thief, stop! ” and chased him but it was too late. We couldn’t do
    anything to catch him and I immediately went to the police station because my wallet, money,
    keys and a plane ticket to Washington for that day were in my jacket’s pocket. On that day
    two police officers, a detective and I waited at the airport and Bingo! The young man in my
    leather jacket came to check in. When he saw the police, he tried to escape but the police
    arrested and handcuffed him and then they questioned him. They gave back my belongings to
    me but my money wasn’t in my wallet.
    Finally they sent him to prison because he was guilty and I went to Washington but
    I must say that it was a very adventurous day for me.

    1. The writer had some problems. (…….)


    2. The writer’s friend didn’t feel good. (…….)
    3. “Do what you want.” said the writer to his friend. (…….)
    4. He put on his jacket because it was warm. (…….)
    5. Someone stole his jacket. (…….)
    6. He didn’t do anything to catch the thief. (…….)
    7. There was nothing in the jacket. (…….)
    8. The policemen couldn’t catch the thief. (…….)
    9. The thief spent his money. (…….)
    They took the thief to prison. (…….) (10x1=10pts.)
    B. Answer the questions.
    1. Where were they? Why? ……………………………………

    2. Why was his friend unhappy? ……………………………………

    3. Why did he put his jacket on the chair? ……………………………………

    4. Why was he very worried? ……………………………………


    5. Did they find the thief and his jacket at the end? If so how? …………………..
    (5x1=5pts.)
    C. Complete the dialogue with the correct possessive pronouns and possessive adjective.
    Mrs. Hamilton: Hey, Jack! Are these ……………..1 ?
    Jack : Oh no, Mrs.Hamilton. …………….. 2 trainers are here. I think They are
    David’s.
    Mrs Hamilton: No. David has …………….3 trainers with him. They aren’t …………..4 I’m
    sure. They may be Sally’s.
    Jack : I don’t agree with you. They aren’t …………..5 . …………….6 trainers are
    blue and white but these are pink and white.
    Mrs. Hamilton: Whose are they, then?
    Jack : Jane and Laura have pink and white trainers. I think they are …………….7 .
    Oh! Look, Mrs Hamilton. Jane is there. Jane !
    Jane : Hi, Jack. Hello, Mrs. Hamilton. What are you doing here? Is there a problem?
    Mrs. Hamilton: Are these ……………..8 trainers, Jane.
    Jane : Oh! No, they aren’t ……………..9 , Mrs. Hamilton. They are Laura’s. I’m
    sure
    they are ……………..10.
    D. Complete the blanks using the correct past forms given words in the box.

    escape break into scar question catch arrest hear guilty fingerprints send

     When the police found his …………. 1 on the gun, they ……………..2 him and
    ……………….3 him. At the end they ……………….4 him to prison because he was
    ……………….5.
     The robber was a tall and thin man with a ……………….6 on his left cheek.
     When the thieves ……………… 7 the house, the owners of the house weren’t at
    home, so nobody …………………8 anything.
     When he ……………… 9 from the police station, a policeman ……………….10 him
    and handcuffed him.
    E. Odd one out.
    1. Robber burglar steal thief
    2. Policeman detective sergeant police
    3. Building supermarket restaurant hospital
    4. Steal rob grab question
    5. Murderer criminal killer eyewitness
    F. Correct the mistakes.

    1. I payed a lot of money for this.


    2. Computers use a few electricity. Don’t worry.
    3. Did you see mine car?. It is red.
    4. She has got much sweet things.
    5. These socks belong to hers. They are her socks.
    (5x1=5pts.)

    G. Match them.

    1. a can of (…….) (a) the tea into the teapot


    2. boil (…….) (b) fresh fruit juice
    3. peel (…….) (c) hot coffee
    4. pour (…….) (d) the cake
    5. a cup of (…….) (e) coke
    6. a glass of (…….) (f) chocolate
    7. a slice (…….) (g) the eggs
    8. bake (…….) (h) of cheese
    9. serve (…….) (ı) them with ketchup
    10.a bar of (…….) (j) the cucumber
    (10x1=10pts.)

    TOTALLY: 55pts.
    Good luck! 

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