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  • Mark Harrison
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    Oxford
    Entry Test
    CPE
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    CPE ENTRY TEST: AN OVERVIEW
    Timing: 1 hour 30 minutes
    Part Task Type Number of Number of Test Format Similar tasks in
    and Focus questions marks revised CPE
    1 Open cloze 15 15 A modified cloze text Use of English
    containing 15 gaps. Part 1
    Grammatical /
    lexico-grammatical
    2 Word formation 10 10 A text containing ten gaps. Use of English
    Each gap corresponds to Part 2
    Lexical a word. The ‘stems’ of the
    missing words are given
    beside the text and must be
    transformed to provide the
    missing word.
    3 Four-option multiple- 12 12 Two modified cloze texts, Reading Part 1
    choice lexical cloze from a range of sources.
    Each text contains six gaps
    Idioms, collocations, and is followed by six four-
    fixed phrases, option multiple-choice
    complementation, questions.
    phrasal verbs,
    semantic precision
    4 Gapped text 7 14 One text from which Reading Part 3
    paragraphs have been
    Cohesion, coherence, removed and placed in
    text structure, jumbled order after the text.
    global meaning Candidates must decide
    from where in the text the
    paragraphs have been
    removed.
    5 Four-option 6 12 One text with six four-option Reading Part 4
    multiple choice multiple-choice questions.
    Content / detail,
    opinion, attitude,
    tone, purpose,
    main idea, implication,
    text organisation
    features
    (exemplification,
    comparison, reference)
    Reproduced by permission of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate
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    CONTENTS
    Entry Test Overview 2
    Part 1 4
    Part 2 5
    Part 3 6
    Part 4 8
    Part 5 10
    Answer Sheets 12
    Answer Key 14
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    Oxford CPE Entry Test Part 1
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    adical honesty therapy, (0) ………… it is known in the US, is the latest thing to be
    held up as the key to happiness and success. It involves telling the truth
    (1) ………… the time, with no exceptions for hurt feelings. But this is not as easy as it
    (2) ………… sound. Altruistic lies, (3) ………… than the conniving, self-aggrandising variety, are
    an essential part of polite society.
    ‘We all lie (4) ………… mad. It wears us (5) ………… . It is the major source of all human stress,
    says Brad Blanton, psychotherapist and founder of the Centre for Radical Honesty. He has become
    a household (6) ………… in the US, where he spreads his message via day-time television talk
    shows. He certainly has his work cut out (7) ………… him. In a recent survey of Americans, 93
    per cent (8) ………… to lying ‘regularly and habitually’ in the workplace. Dr Blanton is typically
    blunt about the consequences of (9) ………… deceitful. ‘Lying kills people, he says.
    Dr Blanton is adamant that minor inconveniences are (10) ………… at all compared with the
    huge benefits of truth telling. ‘Telling the truth, especially after hiding it for a long time,
    (11) ………… guts. It isnt easy. But it is better than the alternative. (12) ………… , he believes,
    is the stress of living ‘in the prison of the mind, which (13) ………… in depression and ill health.
    ‘Your body stays tied up (14) ………… knots and is susceptible to illness, he says. Allergies, high
    blood pressure and insomnia are all (15) ………… worse by lying. Good relationship skills,
    parenting skills and management skills are also dependent on telling the truth.
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    PART 1
    For questions 1–15, read the text below and think of the word which best fits each space.
    Use only one word in each space. There is an example at the beginning (0). Write your answers in
    CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet.
    Example:
    0 AS
    Is Honesty The Best Policy?
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    PART 2
    For questions 16–25, read the text below. Use the word given in capitals at the end of some of the lines
    to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0). Write your
    answers in CAPITAL LETTERS on the separate answer sheet.
    Example:
    0
    REFERENCE
    The DICTIONARY of NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY
    Just over one hundred years ago, the last volume of a tremendous work of
    (0) ………… entitled The Dictionary of National Biography rolled off
    the printing presses. (16) ………… , this 21-volume shelf-filler may
    not immediately sound like the most thrilling read in the world. As
    entertainment, you might imagine it ranks some way below a
    (17) ………… autobiography. But you would be very, very wrong.
    The DNB, like the Oxford English Dictionary, is one of the great monuments to
    British culture and also a hugely enjoyable work in its own right. It is, quite simply,
    an (18)
    ………… dictionary of potted biographies of all the notable men and
    women who had lived in Britain since the year dot. It was produced between
    1885 and 1900, and it remains (19)
    ………… an achievement of the Victorian
    period, richly redolent of 19th century confidence and (20)
    ………… , energy
    and optimism. It is also a monument to the enormous variety of the British
    national character, and the dictionary is immeasurably (21)
    ………… by this
    aspect. There are not only great statesmen, generals, writers, but also hundreds
    of wonderfully (22)
    ………… characters, who you can discover only by leafing
    idly through a volume of the DNB on a wet afternoon down at your local library.
    The way in which the DNB was produced was very British too: on a shoestring,
    out of sheer dedication, and with no state (23)
    ………… whatsoever. It was the
    private endeavour of a group of (24)
    ………… , scholars and freelance
    journalists, as (25)
    ………… to, for instance, the Austrian equivalent, produced
    under the oppressive auspices of the Imperial Academy of Vienna.
    REFER
    ADMIT
    POLITICS
    ALPHABET
    EMPHASIS
    CAPABLE
    RICH
    COLOUR
    INTERFERE
    ENTHUSE
    OPPOSE
    reference
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