Final Tes for Integrated Course

FINAL TEST FOR INTEGRATED COURSE
J – CLASS

Prepare your self for the final test by reading texts in the Integrated Course Book.
The test will be conducted in reading.

Good Luck!

FINAL TEST FOR BASIC SPEAKING

FINAL TEST FOR BASIC SPEAKING

Semester I - 2008

1. People are having a good time at a party. You are talking to someone that you like. You are drinking a glass of cocktail and you spilled it on his/ her clothe with no purpose.
2. You need to print an assignment to be submitted now. You ask for a help to friend that you need to plug your USB to his/ her computer. You are in hurry and you forget to scan, so that viruses caused damage in the computer system and cannot be printed.
3. You are going out with a friend. He/ she does not have any pocket and entrusted his/ her wallet to you. He/ she bought something and asked the wallet to you in order to pay, but you just cannot find the wallet.
4. You did Basic Speaking final test very well. A friend of yours is proud of you with it.
5. You are wearing a beautiful suit at a party and your friends consider it is unique and nice. You look good with it!
6. You invited your friends for dinner. You cooked the meals and your friends found them so delicious.

Some & Any

An Integrated Course asignment for I & J classes, the first odd semester 2008.

Complete the Sentences With Some or Any

1. We didn’t buy ______________ flowers.
2. Evening I’m going out with ________________ friends of mine.
3. You seen ________________ good films recently?
4. I didn’t have _______________ money, so I had to borrow ____________.
5. I have ____________ milk for my coffee, please?
6. Was too tired to do ____________ work.
7. You can cash these traveller’s cheques at _________________ bank.
8. Can you give me _______________ information about places of interest in the town?
9. With the special tourist train ticket, you can travel on _________ train you like.
10. If there are ________________ words you don’t understand, use a dictionary.

INTEGRATED COURSE MID TEST, odd semester - 2008

INTEGRATED COURSE MID TEST

I & J Classes, 2008

• The Mid Test is conducted in pairs.
• The first speaker should tell a topic given in five minutes for the maximum time.
• The second speaker should listen what the first speaker said and retell.

Topics:

1. Tell about activities you do in your spare time.
2. Tell what you do in weekend.
3. Tell about one of the members of your family.
4. Tell about your activities you do in the evening.
5. Tell about activity you like to do most.

Mid Test Material for Basic Speaking
IKIP PGRI Semarang

Procedure:

1. The mid test is a group conversation.
2. The group consist of 3 people
3. Each group must speak in proper and clear English for the duration of 3 – 5 minutes. Time management is very important.
4. If a group speaks less or more than the defined time, there will be time penalties, and the score will be reduced.
5. The scoring will cover these items:
1. Automation (How fast you response to what your partner said)
2. Creativity in your ideas in keeping the conversation going until the time is up.
3. Team work (how a group manage to speak in a fair and equal portion from each speaker)
4. Individual ability in speaking
5. Fluency

Topics:

1. An emergency call to 911/ police to report a murder in your neighbor’s house.
2. You saw an accident, and apparently the victim is one of your friends. You call an ambulance to get immediate help, but you do not KNOW THE NAME of the street. You give description of the surrounding area.
3. Call the people you met when you had your holiday in Tawang Mangu to offer a job in your office.
4. Sell something via telephone; try all possible way to sell the thing (it could be girl’s accessories, floor cleaner, bugs extinguisher, or anything else)
5. A long lost friend contact you to visit your new home where you just moved. You explain the transportation and ways to get to your home via telephone.
6. You ask for information about a drama show in an international school. Ask everything about the show, the ticket price, the actors, the theme and so forth
7. You book a plane ticket to go to Italy. Call a hotel to make a room reservation for your stay in Italy for two months.
8. Visit a travel agent to inform you about the trip to Singapore. Ask every detail you need to know. ( be creative about the questions with this topic)
9. Order some food; give important details about the food.
10. You want to visit your friend who is being hospitalized in another city and you do not know how to get there.
11. Call a friend who lives in another town to buy you a bedcover for your mattress. You give details about the bedcover you requested your friend to buy.
12. Book a room in a hotel; ask for the price, facility, bonuses, discount and many other things.
13. You plan to have a party. You take your sister to accompany you a market to buy the items for the foods. Make a haggle for every item sold in the market.
14. Invite a friend to plan a holiday in another city and spend some nights together.
15. You go to a store to get a gift for your mother. You want to buy her something special with some limited money. Try to get the items you want to buy with your money

Basic Speaking, 2008 Laily Nur Affini, S.Pd IKIP PGRI Semarang

Basic Speaking: meeting 1

SHOPPING

Vocabulary
•Cheap : Murah
•Expensive : Mahal
•Bargain : Menawar
•Pay : membayar
•Change : kembalian
•Shop : Toko
•Shop at : Berbelanja di
•Shop around : Melihat-lihat
•Shop girl : Pramuniaga
•Shopkeeper : Pengusaha toko

•Shoplift : Mencuri toko dengan berlagak menjadi pembeli

•Shoplifter : pengutil
•Shopwoman : Wanita pelayan toko
•Shop hours : Jam buka toko


Useful Language
(When a costumer start the conversation for shopping)
Costumer Shopkeeper
Do you have any…..? Yes we have…/ We only have ….
How much are they…..? That’s five pounds/ twenty pounds
Can I have a/ some/ five….? Anything else?
Thanks a lot. How about this? This is/ has……
Oh thank, I’ll take it. Which one?
That’s three fifty, please.

Costumer Shopkeeper
Do you have any……..? Yes we do/ No, but we have….
How much is it/ are they? That’s $15.00
Can I have one/ two/ three? Yes please… / No sorry we only have….

Example:
This is the example exercise when a buyer starts the conversation in a shop. Match the sentences in A and B. Silvia’s sentences are in the correct order.

A Silvia
1. Do you have any Indonesian newspaper?
2. Oh, Ok. How much are the phone cards?
3. Can I have two and this postcard please?
4. Thanks. Do you have any stamps?
5. Ok, thanks a lot. Bye.

B Shop assistant
a. Good-bye.
b. No, but there’s a post office in The High Street.
c. Sure, that’s $11.00.
d. No, sorry we only have English newspaper.
e. They’re five pounds.

Dialogue
Shopping for the Day
Man: Hi young lady. How may I help you?
Girl: Well, . . . yeah. I'm looking for a Father's Day's gift.
Man: Okay. How about getting your father a new wallet?
Girl: Hmm. How much is that wallet?
Man: Huh . . . which one?
Girl: The black one.
Man: Oh. It's only $40.95.
Girl: Huh? That's too expensive for me. Do you have a cheaper one?
Man: Hmm. How about this brown leather one?
Girl: Umm. . . I don't think my father will like the design on the outside, and it doesn't
have a place to put pictures. How much is it anyway?
Man: It's $25.99.
Girl: Humm. I don't have that much money.
Man: Okay. How much do you have to spend?
Girl: I'm not sure [money falling on the table]. Probably about ten dollars or so. I've been helping my mom around the house for the past week to earn some money. This is all I have.
Man: Hmm. How about this tie?
Girl: That's real pretty, but the price tag says $13.99, and I know I don't have that much money.
Man: Well, let's just say the tie just went on sale. How about $5.00. What do you say?
Girl: Oh, thanks. I'll take it.

Roleplay 1

Student A You are a customer. You want to buy these things: · Five post cards · A phone card (£5) · A TV magazine · Stamps

Student B You are a shopkeeper. You have these things in your shop: · Six post cards · Phone cards (£3 and £5) · TV magazines · English newspapers · Tissues

Roleplay 2

Student A You are a shopkeeper. You have these things in your shop: · Tissues · Four stamps · Computer magazines · A phone card (£10) · English newspapers

Student B You are a costumer. You want to buy these things: · A newspaper in your language · Tissues · Three stamps · A computer magazine

Meeting 2

TRAVELLING AND BUYING TICKETS

Vocabulary

a motorbike : Sepeda motor
a bus : bis
a train : kereta api
a tram : trem, listrik
a taxi : taksi
an aeroplane : pesawat udara
a car : mobil
a ship : kapal
a scooter : sekuter
a ferry : kapal tambang
a bicycle : sepeda
an underground/ a subway train : kereta api bawah tabah
a train : kereta api
a platform : peron
a single (ticket) : tiket sekali jalan
a return (ticket) : tiket pulang
a ticket office : tiket kantor
round trip : perjalanan pulang pergi
drive : mengemudi
ride : bersepeda
wait : menunggu
wait for : menunggu
get on : naik
get in : masuk
get off : turun
get out : mengeluarkan
check in : mendaftarkan diri
check out : meninggalkan sesudah membayar
is delayed : terlambat

Put the types of transport in order from fast to slow

a motorbike
a bus
a train
a tram
a taxi
an aero-plane
a car
a ship
a scooter
a ferry
a bicycle
an underground/ a subway train

1. 1. ………………….
   2. ………………….
   3. ………………….
   4. ………………….
   5. ………………….
   6. ………………….
   7. ………………….
   8. ………………….
   9. ………………….
   10. ………………….
   11. ………………….
   12. ………………….

How do these people usually travel in your town?

• Schoolchildren
• Students and young people
  
  
• Businesspeople
  
  
• Old people
  
  
• Police officers

Match the phrases in A with the meanings in B

A B

1. In transit ….. is late
2. Check in ….. go to
3. Boarding ….. changing from one plane to another
4. Is delayed ….. final call
5. Last call ….. show your ticket and passport at a desk
6. Proceed to ….. getting on (a plane)

Dialoque

V = Veronica T = Ticket seller

V: Can I have a return to Oxford please?
T: okay, that’s … er …. £23.50
V: here you are. What time’s the next train?
T: Well, there’s one at ….. 10.54
V: Oh, good. Which platform?
T: Platform… sixteen.
V: Okay, thanks a lot. Bye.

Buying a ticket

Florence is in London. She wants to travel to Paris. Put the conversation in a ticket office in the correct order.

......Here you are.
….. Platform eighteen.
….. Single.
….. Single or return?
….. Thanks. Which platform is it?
….. That’s 94.50.
….. A ticket to Paris, Please…. The six o’clock train.
….. Thank you. Sign here please.

Work in pairs – A and B

Role-play 1

You want to buy tickets to these places on the next train. Ask Students B questions to complete the table below. Imagine the time is 11 a.m.

Student A

1 A return to Manchester 2 A single to Oxford	Price	Time	Platform
	……….. ………..	………… …………	………… …………

Student B

Liverpool Single - £32.60 Return - £44.60 Train leave at: 10.35, 11.30, 11.55 Platform 16

Leeds Single - £44.90 Return - £57.70 Trains leave at: 10.50, 11.15, 11.45 Platform 3

Role-play 2

You want to buy tickets to these places on the next train. Ask Student A questions to complete the table below. Imagine the time now is 11 a.m.

Student B

1 A single to Liverpool 2 A return to Leeds	Price	Time	Platform
	……….. ………..	………… …………	………… …………

Student A

Oxford Single - £12.60 Return - £15.30 Train leave at: 10.30, 10.48, 11.18 Platform 7

Leeds Single - £37.20 Return - £48.50 Trains leave at: 10.15, 10.45, 11.45 Platform 13