Oxford Discover 6 (C) – Final Test

Section 1: Grammar (10 points)

Part A: Multiple-Choice. Choose the correct answer (a, b, or c).

The ground outside is completely wet. It _____ rained last night.

The museum director had the ancient artifacts _____ by an expert before the exhibition.

_____ I find most fascinating about the universe is the size of the black holes.

The science teacher strongly suggested that he _____ biology next semester.

Part B: Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

Never (have I / I have) seen such an incredible chemical reaction.

It is oxygen (that / what) humans need to breathe on Earth.

He (must have / can’t have) been the first explorer to arrive; he left his camp much later than everyone else!

Part C: Unscramble the sentence.

hair / got / I / cut / my / yesterday .

Part D: Fill in the blank.

It is essential that the student ________ (finish) the physics experiment safely today.

Part E: Short answer based on an image.

Look at the picture. What must have happened to the boy’s leg?

He must have ________ his leg.

Section 2: Vocabulary (10 points)

Part A: Multiple-Choice.

Look at the picture. What is the astronaut holding?

Look at the picture. What is happening in the glass?

The invisible force that pulls objects toward the Earth is called _____.

The brave explorers went on a long _____ across the dangerous ocean.

An animal’s ability to change and survive in a new environment over time is called _____.

Part B: Fill in the blanks with a suitable word from your studies.

An ancient, wrapped body found in an Egyptian tomb is called a ________.

When you rub your hands together quickly, the heat is caused by ________.

The imaginary line drawn around the middle of the Earth is the ________.

Part C: Match the words to the correct pictures.

Section 3: Reading Comprehension (8 points)

Part A: True or False?
Astronauts live on the International Space Station.

There is a strong force of gravity inside the space station.

Floating makes simple, everyday tasks very easy.

Astronauts wear heavy spacesuits when they go outside.

Part B: Multiple-Choice.
Why does everything float in space?

What must astronauts check carefully before a mission?

Part C: Short Answer (1-3 words).
Where does the space station orbit?

How must astronauts work to explore safely?

Section 4: Writing (10 points)

Write a short paragraph (50-80 words) about an amazing scientific or historical discovery.

• Choose a topic from astronomy, archaeology, or biology.
• Use at least 3 vocabulary words (e.g., artifact, telescope, evolution, expedition).
• Use at least one advanced grammar structure (e.g., must have, cleft sentence).