For the written test on May 12, you should revise the following:

1. Grammar: Verb Tenses (Past, Present & future Simple; Past, Present & Future Continuous; Past, Present & Future Perfect; Past, Present & Future Perfect Continuous);
2. Unit Two: The Environment, namely: TED TALK: "My Wish: Protect Our Oceans" by Sylvia Earle & Years of Living Dangerously "Collapse of the Oceans" (Season 2, Ep. 6); short story "The Horse Latitudes" by Nick Hunt;
3. Unit Three: The Arts, namely: article "Street art: Crime, grime or sublime?"; You may also want to consider the discussion questions debated in class;
4. The novel Exit West by Mohsin Hamid.

The test will be divided into three parts: one section about grammar; one section in which students will be asked to answer a question about unit two OR unit three; a final section with one question about the novel Exit West.

Students may bring:

• a (printed) copy of the novel;
• a printed copy of the short story "The Horse Latitudes" by Nick Hunt as well as of the article "Street art: Crime, grime or sublime?";
• an English-English dictionary;
• a blank sheet of paper.

Students must bring:

• a test sheet;
• a pen (make sure it writes)