Test 5  
Name____________________ Class_______  
Use your English  
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Read this text and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits each space.  
Life in 50 years’ time (1)____ very different from life today. People (2)____ any more, because robots  
3)____ them. As a result, humans (4)____ more time to spend on themselves and more time to think.  
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There (5)____ no books; all the existing books (6)____ scanned into computers and the information in  
them (7)____ available on computer disks.  
People (8)____ underground or underwater in specially-built colonies as the atmosphere on earth  
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9)____ dangerous. Robots (10)____ all the housework. They (11)____ able to think and solve all our  
practical problems. There (12)____ no need to have babies, as it (13)____ normal to clone humans. We  
14)____ special videophones to communicate with each other and do our shopping or order food,  
which (15)____ to our doors by robots.  
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A will be  
B is  
C is about to be  
C aren’t working  
D will have been  
D won’t have  
A won’t work  
B won’t be working  
worked  
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A will replace  
B will have replaced  
B will have had  
B will have been  
B will have been  
B will be being  
B will live  
C are replacing  
C will be having  
C will be  
D will be replacing  
D are having  
D will be being  
D are being  
D will be  
A will have  
A are  
A will be being  
A is  
C will be  
C will have been  
C will have lived  
C will have become  
A have lived  
D are living  
D will be  
A has become  
B will become  
becoming  
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0 A will do  
1 A are also  
2 A is  
B are going to do  
B will also be  
B has been  
C will have done  
C will have been  
C will be  
D will be done  
D are about to be  
D will have been  
D will have  
3 A becomes  
B will become  
C will be becoming  
become  
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4 A will be using  
B will have used  
B will deliver  
C use  
D are about to use  
D will have  
15 A will be delivering  
C will be delivered  
delivered  
Marks: /15  
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Choose the correct tense (future continuous, future perfect simple, future perfect  
continuous) to complete these sentences.  
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This time tomorrow we ________________ (lie) on the beach!  
Life on earth ________________ (change) a lot by the year 2050.  
By the time I am twenty I ________________ (study) English for eight years.  
Don’t call me after eleven. I ________________ . (sleep)  
I’m sure I ________________ (finish) my homework by midnight.  
By the time I retire I ________________ (work) for forty-seven years.  
Human clones ________________ (walk) in the streets in fifty years’ time.  
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People ________________ (work) from home in twenty years’ time.  
10 We ________________ (go) away in a few days.  
Marks: /10  
Words, words, words  
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Read this text and think of the word which best fits each space. Use only one word in  
each space.  
My friend Tom and I went to attend a lecture (1)________________ human cloning given by Professor  
Cloneman. We were both very interested (2)________________ the subject, as there had been a lot of  
discussion (3)________________ it recently on the television and in newspapers.  
Professor Cloneman began by saying that he approved (4)________________ research  
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5)________________ human cloning, provided it was only done by scientists in university labs, and  
that he was not at all afraid (6)________________ the consequences. He said that he believed  
7)________________ science and did not think that scientific progress would ever result in anything  
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harmful to human beings. In answer (8)________________ questions from the audience, he gave many  
examples (9)________________ how cloning could help doctors fight certain diseases, especially  
cancer. He referred (10)________________ transplants and explained how organs to be transplanted  
could be produced using cloning techniques and concluded that the truth about cloning is very different  
(11)________________ what the media would have us believe.  
The professor’s ideas made an impression on us and started us thinking about the possibilities.  
I must admit I am a bit nervous (12)________________ the prospect of human cloning on a large scale  
and I’m definitely not too keen (13)________________ having myself cloned, but when Tom and I  
chatted (14)________________ it later, I was shocked at the way he insisted (15)________________  
getting some clones of himself made so that they could help him do all the things he didn’t have time to  
do now.  
Marks: /15  
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Choose the correct word or phrase A, B, C or D to complete these sentences.  
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Clones of a person will all look ___ .  
A same B similar  
The ___ on cloning started about ten years ago.  
A chat B talk  
Many European countries have ___ laws against human cloning.  
A done B invented C started  
People fear that scientific progress might ___ to a nightmare world.  
A cause B lead C result  
The doctor’s announcement has ___ a shocked reaction.  
A led B resulted C made  
Many people would find the ___ of a human clone a frightening one.  
C identical  
D common  
D conversation  
D introduced  
D end  
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C debate  
D provoked  
D shape  
A sight  
The professor arrived ___ London last night.  
A at B to  
B vision  
C scene  
C in  
D on  
___ reality has already had an effect on the entertainment industry.  
A Unreal B Virtual C Visual  
There’s a strange man standing ___ the door.  
D False  
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A at  
0 Would you like to live ___ an island?  
A in B on  
B in  
C on  
C at  
D to  
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D over  
Marks: /10  
Total marks: /50  
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