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Summit 2 Unit1

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 
 
Choose the letter of the answer that correctly completes each conversation.

Example:
a A:_________ take up photography.
 B:That’s great. You should sign up for a class.
 a. I’ve always wanted to
 b. I’ve never wanted to
 c. I know you’ve wanted to
 

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A: It’s been my dream to see the Amazon Rainforest. Should I sign up for that tour to Brazil?
B: Life’s short. _________
A
Believe it or not.
B
Go for it!
C
You should wait.
 

 2 

A: I’ve always wanted to take singing lessons. But I never did.
B: Really? __________
A
What’s stopping you?
B
What made you decide on it?
C
Way to go!
 

 3 

A: I’m thinking about taking a new job in another city. It’s exciting, but I’m nervous.
B: I understand. _________
A
Big changes are a little scary.
B
I’ve applied for a job.
C
That’s great!
 
 
Choose the letter of the word that correctly completes each sentence.

Example:
a Have you heard anything from the interviewer _________?
a. yet
b. ever
c. never
 

 4 

He’s _________ been accepted to law school. He received the letter this morning.
A
just
B
once
C
never
 

 5 

I have _________ been to Orlando, but I really want to go. It sounds great.
A
recently
B
ever
C
never
 

 6 

Betsy’s son has _________ learned to read. And he’s only three years old!
A
still
B
twice
C
already
 

 7 

Natalie has set a lot of goals for herself, but she _________ hasn’t fulfilled all of them.
A
still
B
three times
C
already
 

 8 

In the past ten years, have they _________ hired someone from within the company?
A
ever
B
still
C
lately
 

 9 

They’ve _________ moved into this area. I think they got here about a month ago.
A
recently
B
once
C
ever
 

 10 

Have you received any news _________?
A
lately
B
never
C
twice
 

 11 

They’ve _________ talked about their plans for the future. They really need to start talking about them.
A
once
B
lately
C
never
 

 12 

Jake has taken the test _________. I hope he passes this time.
A
just
B
three times
C
still
 

 13 

After only one year with the company, they’ve _________ offered Andrea a promotion. She’s really excited.
A
ever
B
already
C
still
 

 14 

The company has _________ announced a big change. Everyone is talking about it.
A
never
B
recently
C
lately
 

 15 

Adam has _________ found out that he was rejected by the school in New York. I think he’s pretty upset.
A
just
B
still
C
once
 
 
Choose the letter of the answer that correctly completes each sentence.

Example:
  a Gabriela ________ a building on Jefferson Street as the location for her new store.
a. has recently decided on
b. recently decides on
 

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Todd ________ medicine for almost five years now. He’ll finish in the spring.
A
has been studying
B
is studying
 

 17 

Melissa and her sister ________ about opening their own restaurant since they were kids.
A
dream
B
have dreamed
 

 18 

Although her job is often difficult, Michelle  ________ unhappy.
A
has never seemed
B
has never been seeming
 

 19 

Barbara ________ the school since her first day of class.
A
has been liking
B
has liked
 

 20 

We ________ that car for eight years, and we still love it.
A
have been owning
B
have owned
 

 21 

He ________ accepted into a highly competitive program.
A
has just been
B
has just been being
 

 22 

I ________ for a Korean language class last Friday.
A
have signed up
B
signed up
 
 
Read the article. Then read it again and choose the letter of the answer that correctly completes each sentence.

Setting and Achieving Your Goals

So you want to be more successful at work, you want to make changes to your house, and you’re still promising yourself that you’ll start to exercise. Does this sound like you? If it does, then you may need help with setting and achieving personal goals.
Why should you set actual goals? Here’s one reason: When you set clear goals, you can watch your progress in achieving them, and you can feel proud when you finally reach them. Each time you realize a dream, you feel better about yourself. As you become more confident, you’ll be able to achieve more difficult goals.
Here’s how to do it. First, you need to decide what you want to do with your life

— identify your big dreams. Set a

long-term plan for fulfilling your dreams. Then set short-term goals that will help you take smaller steps to achieve your long-term goal. For example, make plans for the next five years, one year, six months, etc. You can even do the same thing for short-term goals. Just make smaller plans.
And here’s another tip. The results of one university study have shown that many people are more motivated to reach a goal when another person is trying to meet the same or a similar goal. So if you need some extra help with meeting your goals, try finding a co-worker to share that work project with, a friend to help you paint the house, or a workout partner to exercise with.

Example:
a   If you set goals for yourself, you _____.
a. can feel good when you reach them
b. might not need help achieving them
c. will become successful
 

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After you have reached one goal, it’s easier to _____.
A
decide on the next step
B
find a lifelong dream
C
achieve another goal
 

 24 

If you want to achieve your goals, you should _____.
A
identify what you want to do
B
have a childhood dream
C
share your work projects
 

 25 

According to the article, you should _____ first.
A
set long-term goals
B
set short-term goals
C
reach a long-term goal
 

 26 

After you set a goal, you should _____.
A
identify your big dreams
B
tell people about it
C
plan small steps to achieve it
 

 27 

A university study shows that people who _____ are more motivated to reach their goals.
A
share the same goals with someone else
B
have many friends
C
are not successful
 

 28 

Some people achieve goals more easily when another person _____.
A
has achieved their goals
B
takes steps to achieve a similar goal
C
sets goals for them
 

Short Answer
 
 
Look at the resumé. Write three sentences about the candidate’s qualifications. Use three different collocations with have.

Kelly Clark
142 N. 51st Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85306 USA
Goal:
To use my education in accounting
in an international company
Education:
(2001–2004)
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Crafton College, Richmond, Virginia
Experience:
(2004–present)
Executive Assistant, Sunflower Cosmetics
Plan meetings, activities, and events
Organize all department correspondence
Special training:
Microsoft Office software
Languages:




Fluent in English and Spanish;
some Portuguese



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Example:
      Kelly has training in accounting.
 

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