Answer Key for Global English Test Number 8
This is the answer key for Global English Test Number 8. Access the test here: TEST number 8
Comprehension (15 points)
A. Choose the best answer: (1 pt)
- b. an article
B. Are these statements true or false? Justify: (4 pts)
- False. Humans cannot survive without sleep, and going without it has strange effects.
- True. Caffeine can help keep us awake, but alcohol and some medicines make us sleepy.
- False. The heart beats more slowly, and breathing becomes shallow during sleep.
- False. Dreams are said to help the brain organize the day’s events in an orderly way.
C. Answer the following questions: (3 pts)
- Wounded animals need more sleep when their wounds are healing.
- Scientists use electrodes to study brain activity during sleep.
- He experienced hallucinations and thought things were bursting into flames.
D. Complete these sentences: (2 pts)
- … about 90 minutes after falling asleep.
- … they had a short nap during the flight.
E. Find in the text words meaning almost the same as: (4 pts)
- permit: allow
- diseases: illnesses
- find out: discover
- strange: unusual
F. What do the underlined words refer to? (1 pt)
- Another: theory about why we dream
- They: airline pilots
Language (15 points)
A. Rewrite these sentences as recommended: (2 pts)
- Kathy has been promised a post in the accounting department.
- The manager revealed that their benefits had gone down the previous month.
B. Give the correct form of the verbs in brackets: (3 pts)
- will have gone
- had taught, went
C. Write the words between brackets correctly: (2 pts)
- watching
- to compensate
- illiterate
- invest
D. Fill in the blanks with the correct phrasal verbs: (3 pts)
- came across
- turned down
- brought up
E. Fill in the blanks with the right linking words: (2 pts)
- due to
- Despite
F. Match the following words to form collocations: (2 pts)
- renewable energies
- nuclear threat
- non-profit organisations
- common good
G. What do you say in the following situation? (1 pt)
- You should see a doctor and try to get some rest. Also, avoid stress and stay hydrated.
Writing (10 points)
(Open-ended, assessed based on clarity, structure, grammar, and relevance to the topic.)
Here are suggestions t structure your writing:
Answer Key for Global English Test Number 8
Structure of the Letter
- Greeting: Start with a friendly salutation.
- Dear [Friend’s Name],
- Introduction: Show empathy and express concern about their problem.
- I’m really sorry to hear you’ve been struggling with insomnia lately.
- I know how frustrating it must be to spend nights tossing and turning.
- Body Paragraphs: Suggest practical tips and solutions.
- Lifestyle Changes:
- Maintain a consistent sleep schedule.
- Avoid caffeine, nicotine, and heavy meals before bedtime.
- Sleep Environment:
- Make the bedroom comfortable, dark, and quiet.
- Keep electronic devices away.
- Relaxation Techniques:
- Try meditation, deep breathing, or gentle stretching exercises.
- Take a warm bath before bed.
- Daily Habits:
- Exercise regularly (but not too close to bedtime).
- Spend some time outdoors during the day for natural light exposure.
- Lifestyle Changes:
- Encouragement: Show support and offer reassurance.
- Don’t worry; with small changes, I’m sure your sleep will improve.
- You can always talk to a doctor if things don’t get better.
- Closing: End on a positive and supportive note.
- Take care, and let me know how things go.
- Looking forward to hearing that you’re sleeping well soon!
- Sign-Off:
- Best wishes,
- [Your Name]
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