Part 1

Listen to the conversations. Then choose the word or phrase that correctly completes each sentence.

Example: The driver would like ( a luxury car / [an SUV] / a convertible ).

Conversation A

1. The driver decides to rent

2. One of the van’s …………. doesn’t work.

3. October 5th is ……………………. .

Conversation B

4. The woman reserved a …………………. .

5. The man has trouble finding ………………………. .

6. The drop-off date is …………………….. .

Part 2

Fill in the names of the car parts to label the picture by dragging and dropping them into the blank fields.

Part 3

Rewrite the statements by replacing the object with an object pronoun.

Example: Did you pick up the keys?

……Did you pick them up?………

11. I dropped off the car.

12. She turned on the taillights.

13. Turn the radio off.

Part 4

Complete the paragraph using the past continuous or the simple past tense of the verb provided.

Part 5

Choose Good driving habit or Bad driving habit for each action given below.

Example: talk on the phone          ( Good driving habit )     ( ✓  Bad driving habit)

21. pay attention to other cars

22. weave through traffic

23. pass in a no-passing zone

24. signal when turning

25. tailgate

Part 6

Read the article. Then choose True or False for each statement.

Example: Drivers who talk on cell phones have more accidents than drivers who don’t. ( ✓ True ) ( False )

26. Drivers who hold their cell phones have more accidents than drivers who use headsets.

27. Drivers who are talking on the phone respond more slowly to road signs and people on the road.

28. When you talk on a cell phone, you don’t see everything on the road.

29. Drivers talking on cell phones aren’t completely paying attention to driving.

30. The article suggests that you pull over to the side of the road when making a call.

Writing Test

Write about someone you know who is a very good or a very bad driver. Discuss his/her driving habits. Write at least four sentences.