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Placemen Tes
A
Choose the correct answer.
1 A Where
?
B In London.
A live you
B do you live
C are you live
D you live
2 He
speak Chinese.
A isn’t
B not
C don’t
D doesn’t
3 I
got a mobile phone.
A am not B haven’t C aren’t
D don’t
4 A Has he been here before?
B No, he
.
A hasn’t B isn’t
C doesn’t D wasn’t
5 A Where
you born?
A are
B have
C were
D do
6
many students are in your class?
A How
B Who
C Which D What
7
happened yesterday?
A Which B What
C How
D Where
8 There
any sugar on the table.
A aren’t B isn’t
C hasn’t D not
9 There aren’t
English classes today.
A a
B an
C any
D some
10 I think my sister is
than I am.
A more intelligent
B intelligenter
C most intelligent
D intelligent
11 Is your brother
oldest boy in the class?
A an
B the
C –
D any
12 That’s the
film I’ve ever seen.
A bad
B better C worst
D worse
13 The new chair is
comfortable than the
old one.
A most
B less
C not
D least
14 I
play tennis very well.
A can’t
B haven’t C shouldn’t D mustn’t
15 A When
to Italy?
B Last year
A went you
B did you go
C do you go
D you went
16 If it rains, we
go for A walk.
A don’t B wouldn’t C won’t
D aren’t
17 I never
my homework at the weekend.
A do
B done
C doing
D will do
18 Quiet! The baby
.
A sleeps
B was sleeping
C slept
D is sleeping
19 They sometimes
DVDs.
A are watching
B watch
C going to watch
D have watched
20 A Are you playing football today?
B No,
.
A I aren’t B I play
C I don’t D I’m not
21 I’m busy
the moment.
A at
B in
C on
D by
22 This isn’t my book. It’s
book.
A your
B you
C yours
D you’re
23 John’s father works in
big factory.
A –
B an
C a
D any
24 We
our teacher in the shopping centre
last Saturday.
A see
B seen
C seeing D saw
25 A Where’s
bus station?
B It’s on Broad Street.
A the
B –
C an
D a
26 In the photo, my sister is the girl
the
long hair.
A of
B with
C in
D for
27 My parents are working in
garden.
A one
B a
C –
D the
28 I can play the piano, but I
play the guitar.
A can’t
B can
C will
D have to
29 How many bedrooms
in your house?
A there are B is there C are there D is
30 Have you got
coloured pencils?
A some
B them
C any
D a
31 This is
book I’ve ever read.
A the more boring
B the boring
C boring
D the most boring
32 How
do you play tennis every week?
A often B sometimes C every D many
33 She
late for school.
A be always
B is always
C always is
D always
34 I’m not very good
maths.
A for
B on
C in
D at
35 A Why did you start work early?
B
I had a lot of work to do.
A For
B Because C So
D Then
36 They
home when they saw a ghost.
A were walking
B have walked
C are walking
D walk
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Tes A
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
he watching TV last night?
A Were
B Is
C Has
D Was
you seen the new James Bond film?
A Were
B Have C Did
D Are
A Were you at the cinema last night?
B No, I
.
A weren’t B aren’t C wasn’t D didn’t
He’s sad because he’s got
friends.
A any
B lot
C some of D no
We
pay for the course now if we don’t
want to.
A can’t
B mustn’t
C don’t have to
D don’t
We
play football in the park. It’s not
possible
A can’t
B needn’t
C don’t have to
D must
I’ve grown, so this jacket is
for me now.
A too small
B enough small
C small enough
D too big
you like to come to a party tonight?
A Do
B Would C Are
D Will
We
to Manchester tomorrow.
A are travelling
B travel
C are travel
D will going
this programme or can I turn it off?
A You watch
B Are you watching
C Do you watch
D Did you watch
Our next-door neighbour
in an office.
She’s a secretary.
A works B working C work D is working
A Whose trainers are these?
B They’re
.
A I
B me
C my
D mine
How often
make your bed?
A do you B you
C are you D are
on holiday to Egypt last year?
A Did you go
B Did you went
C You went
D Did you
What has he
?
A do
B doing
C did
D done
Students
be polite to teachers.
A must
B can
C need
D have
53 I
my homework and my teacher was
angry.
A finished
B not finish
C didn’t finished
D didn’t finish
54 There is
food in the bag.
A some
B one
C a lot
D any
55 I haven’t got
money with me.
A many
B some
C a lot
D much
56 If you work hard, you
well.
A will
B will do C are doing D did
57 In the future, people
buy many books.
They’ll only use the Internet.
A won’t
B don’t
C can’t
D aren’t
58 I
a film on TV when the lights went out.
A watch
B was watching
C watched
D am watching
59 You
eat all your food if you don’t want to.
A have to B can C don’t have to D mustn’t
60 Where
you been?
A have
B are
C were
D is
61 A
Sarah later?
B Yes, at the sports centre.
A You meet
B Are you meet
C Are you meeting
D Do you meet
62 You
eat so many sweets – they’re not
good for you.
A can
B can’t
C should D shouldn’t
63 They
to school this morning.
A walk
B have walking
C walking
D are walking
64 She
her hair before the party.
A is going to wash
B washes
C is washing
D will wash
65 A How
is their new house?
B It’s huge!
A long
B big
C old
D high
66 She’s not
to stay at home on her own.
A old enough
B too old
C enough old
D very old
67 I want to buy
.
A a present Mum
B a present for Mum
C for Mum a present D to Mum
68 I have never
to Australia.
A was
B be
C gone
D been
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69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
A
order a pizza for lunch?
A Shall we
B Why don’t
C You will
D Let’s we
A Were you excited?
B Yes, I
.
A were
B excited C am
D was
We went to a
house for dinner last night.
A friend’s B friend C friends D friends’
A When’s your birthday?
B It’s
25th January.
A in
B on
C at
D for
A Do you like football?
B Yes, I like it
.
A too much B much C a lot D a lot of
She stayed at home today
she was ill.
A then
B for
C because D so
She doesn’t speak French,
she can’t talk
to the French students.
A so
B because C then
D after
They went to
Spain for their holidays.
A the
B a
C –
D for
girl with the glasses is my sister.
A Some
B The
C A
D Any
A
are you going?
B To the shops.
A Why
B How
C When
D Where
There’s
fantastic campsite in the village.
A a
B the
C some
D any
I’ve decided
to Greece on holiday this
year.
A go
B I go
C to go
D going
you like some juice?
A Will
B Would C Want
D Are
I think the first film was
than the
second one.
A more funny
B funnier
C funnyer
D funny
Mum usually
the shopping on Saturday
morning.
A do
B has done C does
D is doing
We
a drink. Do you want one?
A are having
B have
C do have
D had
The girl
white is my brother’s girlfriend.
A through B in
C with
D on
86 A How did you get to the cinema?
B We went by
taxi.
A with
B the
C a
D –
87 She lives in a big house by
sea.
A the
B –
C that
D a
88 A Did she buy you a present?
B Yes, she
.
A is
B did
C bought me
D buy
89 A How often do you go to the cinema?
B
.
A Yes, I love it
B Hardly ever
C Not really
D Wednesday
90 Oh no! Look out! That cyclist
hit the bus.
A should
B is going to
C can
D will
91
going swimming later?
A Let’s
B Shall we
C How about
D Why don’t we
92 We’ve
asked them to the party.
A yet
B already C ever
D before
93
the film we went out for dinner.
A Then
B When
C After
D So
94 Will you show
the photos?
A me
B for me C to me D my
95 A
when you saw her?
B Yes, she was.
A Did she cry
B She cried
C Does she cry
D Was she crying
96 A Is this Danny’s watch?
B Yes, it’s
.
A he
B his
C he’s
D him
97 How
people have you invited to your
party?
A any
B many
C much
D more
98 Do you think our team
?
A wins
B will to win
C win
D will win
99 A I feel sick.
B You
lie down.
A should B ought C need
D will
100 What
you do if you won £100?
A do
B did
C would D will
TOTAL
/ 100
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Placemen Tes
B
Choose the correct answer.
1 I
got a mobile phone.
A am not B haven’t C aren’t
D don’t
2
many students are in your class?
A How
B Who
C Which D What
3 There aren’t
English classes today.
A a
B an
C any
D some
4 He
speak Chinese.
A isn’t
B not
C don’t
D doesn’t
5 I think my sister is
than I am.
A more intelligent
B intelligenter
C most intelligent
D intelligent
6 I
play tennis very well.
A can’t B haven’t C shouldn’t D mustn’t
7 Quiet! The baby
.
A sleeps
B was sleeping
C slept
D is sleeping
8 A Are you playing football today?
B No,
.
A I aren’t B I play
C I don’t D I’m not
9 This isn’t my book. It’s
book.
A your
B you
C yours
D you’re
10 We
our teacher in the shopping centre
last Saturday.
A see
B seen
C seeing D saw
11 There
any sugar on the table.
A aren’t B isn’t
C hasn’t D not
12 A Where’s
bus station?
B It’s on Broad Street.
A the
B –
C an
D a
13 Is your brother
oldest boy in the class?
A an
B the
C –
D any
14 My parents are working in
garden.
A one
B a
C –
D the
15 A Where
you born?
A are
B have
C were
D do
16 How many bedrooms
in your house?
A there are B is there C are there D is
17 I can play the piano, but I
play the
guitar.
A can’t
B can
C will
D have to
18 This is
book I’ve ever read.
A the more boring
B the boring
C boring
D the most boring
19 I never
my homework at the weekend.
A do
B done
C doing
D will do
20 How
do you play tennis every week?
A often B sometimes C every D many
21 She
late for school.
A be always
B is always
C always is
D always
22 I’m not very good
maths.
A for
B on
C in
D at
23 The new chair is
comfortable than the
old one.
A most
B less
C not
D least
24 A Why did you start work early?
B
I had a lot of work to do.
A For
B Because C So
D Then
25 That’s the
film I’ve ever seen.
A bad
B better C worst
D worse
26 They
home when they saw a ghost.
A were walking
B have walked
C are walking
D walk
27
he watching TV last night?
A Were
B Is
C Has
D Was
28 A When
to Italy?
B Last year.
A went you
B did you go
C do you go
D you went
29
you seen the new James Bond film?
A Were
B Have
C Did
D Are
30 A Were you at the cinema last night?
B No, I
.
A weren’t B aren’t C wasn’t D didn’t
31 They sometimes
DVDs.
A are watching
B watch
C going to watch
D have watched
32 He’s sad because he’s got
friends.
A any
B lot
C some of D no
33 We
pay for the course now if we don’t
want to.
A can’t B mustn’t C don’t have to D don’t
34 We
play football in the park. It’s not
possible
A can’t
B needn’t
C don’t have to
D must
35
you like to come to a party tonight?
A Do
B Would C Are
D Will
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B
36 I’ve grown, so this jacket is
for me now.
A too small
B enough small
C small enough
D too big
37
this programme or can I turn it off?
A You watch
B Are you watching
C Do you watch
D Did you watch
38 In the photo, my sister is the girl
the
long hair.
A of
B with
C in
D for
39 Our next-door neighbour
in an office.
She’s a secretary.
A works B working C work D is working
40 A Whose trainers are these?
B They’re
.
A I
B me
C my
D mine
41 How often
make your bed?
A do you B you
C are you D are
42
on holiday to Egypt last year?
A Did you go
B Did you went
C You went
D Did you
43 What has he
?
A do
B doing
C did
D done
44 How
people have you invited to your
party?
A any
B many
C much
D more
45 We
to Manchester tomorrow.
A are travel
B travel
C are travelling
D will going
46 Students
be polite to teachers.
A must
B can
C need
D have
47 I
my homework and my teacher was
angry.
A finished
B not finish
C didn’t finished
D didn’t finish
48 There is
food in the bag.
A some
B one
C a lot
D any
49 I haven’t got
money with me.
A many
B some
C a lot
D much
50 If you work hard, you
well.
A will B will do C are doing D did
51 In the future people
buy many books.
They’ll only use the Internet.
A won’t
B don’t
C can’t
D aren’t
52 I
a film on TV when the lights went out.
A watch
B was watching
C watched
D am watching
53 You
eat all your food if you don’t want to.
A have to
B can
C don’t have to
D mustn’t
54 Where
you been?
A are
B have
C were
D is
55 A
Sarah later?
B Yes, at the sports centre.
A You meet
B Are you meet
C Are you meeting
D Do you meet
56 You
eat so many sweets – they’re not
good for you.
A can B can’t
C should D shouldn’t
57 She
her hair before the party.
A is going to wash
B washes
C is washing
D will wash
58 There’s
fantastic campsite in the village.
A a
B the
C some
D any
59 A How
is their new house?
B It’s huge!
A long
B big
C old
D high
60 She’s not
to stay at home on her own.
A too old
B old enough
C enough old
D very old
61 I want to buy
.
A a present Mum
B a present for Mum
C for Mum a present D to Mum
62 I have never
to Australia.
A was
B be
C been
D gone
63
order a pizza for lunch?
A Shall we
B Why don’t
C You will
D Let’s we
64 A Were you excited?
B Yes, I
.
A were
B excited C am
D was
65 We went to a
house for dinner last night.
A friend’s B friend C friends D friends’
66 A When’s your birthday?
B It’s
25th January.
A in
B on
C at
D for
67 They
to school this morning.
A walk
B have walking
C walking
D are walking
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68 A Do you like football?
B Yes, I like it
.
A too much B a lot of C a lot D much
69 She stayed at home today
she was ill.
A then
B for
C because D so
70 A How often do you go to the cinema?
B
.
A Yes, I love it
B Hardly ever
C Not really
D Wednesday
71 She doesn’t speak French,
she can’t talk
to the French students.
A after
B because C then
D so
72 They went to
Spain for their holidays.
A the
B a
C –
D for
73
girl with the glasses is my sister.
A Some
B The
C A
D Any
74 A
are you going?
B To the shops.
A Why
B How
C When
D Where
75 I’ve decided
to Greece on holiday this
year.
A go
B I go
C to go
D going
76 Do you think our team
?
A wins B will to win C win D will win
77
you like some juice?
A Will
B Would C Want
D Are
78 I think the first film was
than the
second one.
A more funny
B funnier
C funnyer
D funny
79 Mum usually
the shopping on Saturday
morning.
A do B has done
C does
D is doing
80 We
a drink. Do you want one?
A are having B have C do have D had
81 The girl
white is my brother’s girlfriend.
A through B in
C with
D on
82 A How did you get to the cinema?
B We went by
taxi.
A with
B the
C a
D –
83 She lives in a big house by
sea.
A the
B –
C that
D a
84 A Did she buy you a present?
B Yes, she
.
A is B did
C bought me D buy
85 Oh no! Look out! That cyclist
hit the bus.
A should B is going to C can D will
86
happened yesterday?
A Which B What
C How
D Where
87
going swimming later?
A Let’s
B Shall we
C How about
D Why don’t we
88 We’ve
asked them to the party.
A already B yet
C ever
D before
89 A Has he been here before?
B No, he
.
A hasn’t B isn’t
C doesn’t D wasn’t
90 What
you do if you won £100?
A do
B did
C would D will
91
the film we went out for dinner.
A Then
B After
C When
D So
92 If it rains, we
go for a walk.
A don’t
B wouldn’t C won’t D aren’t
93 Will you show
the photos?
A me
B for me C to me D my
94 A
when you saw her?
B Yes, she was.
A Was she crying
B She cried
C Does she cry
D Did she cry
95 I’m busy
the moment.
A at
B in
C on
D by
96 A Is this Danny’s watch?
B Yes, it’s
.
A he
B him
C he’s
D his
97 John’s father works in
big factory.
A –
B an
C a
D any
98 A I feel sick.
B You
lie down.
A should B ought C need
D will
99 A Where
?
B In London.
A live you
B do you live
C are you live
D you live
100 Have you got
coloured pencils?
A some
B them
C a
D any
TOTAL
/ 100
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A &B
Placement Test A – Answer Key
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
B
D
B
A
C
A
B
B
C
A
B
C
B
A
B
C
A
D
B
D
A
A
C
D
A
B
D
A
C
C
D
A
B
D
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
B
A
D
B
C
D
C
A
A
B
A
B
A
D
A
A
D
A
D
A
D
B
A
B
C
A
C
D
D
A
B
A
B
D
Answer Key
Placement Test B – Answer Key
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
A
D
A
B
C
C
A
C
B
D
A
C
B
B
C
A
B
D
A
B
B
B
C
B
C
A
D
B
B
D
A
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
B
A
C
D
A
A
D
D
A
D
B
A
B
D
C
C
A
D
A
A
B
D
B
B
C
A
D
B
B
C
B
D
C
A
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
B
A
B
B
A
D
A
A
D
B
C
A
D
A
D
B
A
B
C
B
C
D
A
A
B
B
B
C
A
D
A
B
D
C
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
C
B
D
C
B
D
C
D
B
B
C
A
B
D
A
B
B
B
C
A
A
C
B
C
A
A
A
D
C
A
B
D
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Modules 1 & 2 Progress Tes
1A
Vocabulary
Grammar
1
Choose the odd word out.
4
1
2
3
4
5
lunch / breakfast / chicken / dinner
dentist / secretary / neighbour / vet
landline / e-card / Skype / mobile
honest / lazy / transport / untidy
chatroom / living room / bedroom / kitchen
kebab / cola / sandwich / burger
/5
2
Match the sentence halves.
1
2
3
4
5
He has
They’re sending her
I don’t get
They sometimes look
Alex is going out
They often have a
a
b
c
d
e
f
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Hi Philip. How
today?
B
Fine, thanks and you?
A
Not bad.
B
What 1
bus stop?
A
I2
(you / be)
(you / do) here at the
(not work) today, so I
(go) into town to do some
(the bus
shopping. How often 4
/ come)?
3
B
Every half hour.
A
5
B
No, I’m not.
A
6
(you / work) today?
(you / want) to come with
me?
/5
3
are you
A
d
rest in the afternoon.
after their neighbour’s dog.
a text.
a shower every morning.
on with him.
with Grace.
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Present Simple or Present Continuous.
Choose the correct words.
He is from / to Ireland.
The town has a population for / of 15,000.
Do you like taking photos of / at your friends?
We’re interested for / in music.
Is your birthday on / at 4th June?
I look over / after my grandmother’s dog at
weekends.
Are you in / into music?
They not very good at / with science.
What time do you usually get up / at?
He is travelling to London by / in car today.
We are usually in / at home on Sundays.
/ 10
B
That’s a great idea. I 7
buy a new computer game.
A
How often 8
computer games?
B
(not
Every day. I love them. I 9
like) watching TV, but I love computer games.
A
Hey, look! The bus
Let’s go.
(need) to
(you / play)
10
(come).
/ 10
5
1
2
3
4
5
Where do we put the adverb of frequency? Tick
the correct place.
My brother and I [✓] go [ ] to the sports
centre [ ]. (often)
[ ] Andy [ ] is [ ] late for school. (always)
[ ] I [ ] go swimming [ ] because I hate
water. (never)
[ ] Dad [ ] is [ ] in his office. (usually)
[ ] I [ ] stay [ ] at my friend’s house on
Saturdays. (sometimes)
[ ] I [ ] drink cola [ ]. (hardly ever)
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Skills
6
8
Complete the text with a, an, the or
nothing (–).
Match the questions (1–4) with the responses (a–e).
d
Hi, welcome to the Cool Café.
On Saturdays we usually meet our friends in
the Cool Café on Broad Street. It’s 1
great place and we all love it. Then we have
2
dinner together and chat about our
burger and chips
day. I usually have 3
4
orange juice. We usually go
and
5
home at about nine o’clock. 6
last bus leaves the town centre at five past
nine.
/6
1
Can I help you?
2
With ham or chicken?
3
What would you like to drink?
4
Is that everything?
a
b
c
d
e
Chicken, please.
A cola.
Yes, thanks.
Hello.
I’d like a pizza, please.
/4
Key Expressions
7
Listening
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
hate
Rob
into
like
love
like
I
mind
2
9
stand
all kinds of music,
Which person …
1
but I really
hip-hop.
That’s my favourite. What about you?
Ann
Rob
Ann
Rob
Listen to four teenagers. Match the questions
(1–8) with the people. Write Ethan, Grace, Lydia
or Rory. There is one extra question.
has a favourite football team?
1
isn’t good at drawing?
2
is interested in chess?
3
loves technology?
rock music. It’s
Oh, I
so loud and noisy. What other interests
have you got?
4
writes songs?
5
enjoys dancing?
6
loves computer games?
Well, I love art. I’m really
7
plays basketball?
4
8
likes taking photos?
9
loves sport?
2
hip-hop, but I
I can’t
enjoy rock music.
3
painting. And you?
5
I don’t
looking at art,
but I’m not good at drawing or painting.
My pictures look terrible.
/5
Grace
/8
3
10 Listen to a woman ordering food by phone.
Write the numbers to complete the order form.
away Food
Norah’s Nosebag – Take
Drinks
Food
Orange juice
1
Kebab
1
Apple juice
Burger
2
Cola
Pizza
6
7
8
3
Chips
4
Large ice-cream
5
Small ice-cream
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Modules 1 & 2 Progress Tes
1A
12 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
Reading
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
11 Complete the article with the words in the box.
There is one extra word.
Alex likes the place where he lives.
accent at because but can chatting
emails fun in the their trying with
1
My Street by Alex Gardener
2
I think our street is a very interesting place
because
all our neighbours come
from different countries. We all get on well
1
each other. I’m English,
2
our next-door
neighbours come from Poland and the
family opposite us are from Bulgaria. My
best friend, who lives in our street, is from
speak
Wales and he 3
Welsh. He speaks English with a strong
. He is
Welsh 4
5
to teach me some
words in Welsh, but it’s difficult and I’m not
it! Other
very good 6
neighbours are Chinese, French and
Canadian. Every summer we have a big
street party and all 7
neighbours cook something from
8
own country. We learn
songs in each other’s languages and dance
in the street. My friends and I also play in a
band. We have great 9
together. Every December we visit the other
houses to celebrate Christmas in different
traditional ways and we also celebrate the
Chinese New Year. We’ve got friends who
live all over the world and every evening
we keep in touch with them by
10
on Skype or Facebook.
I love technology! I’m very interested
11
learning about
different cultures and I can do that on my
street, without having to travel far at all!
3
4
5
6
7
8
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Everyone in Alex’s street is from Britain.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s next-door neighbours are Bulgarian.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
His best friend is Welsh.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s best friend doesn’t speak English
very well.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
People dance in the street at the
summer party.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s band plays at the street parties.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex celebrates Christmas with his neighbours.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex talks to his neighbours on Facebook.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/8
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Skills
14 Write a reply to Sally’s email in Exercise 13.
Writing
Use these notes to write your email.
13 Complete the email. Write one word for
each space.
Hi Julia,
We are in our new house now. The
neighbours are very friendly and the new
house is lovely. It’s in 1
small town near the sea and we can see
living
the beach from 2
room window.
Our neighbour on one side is
3
old man. I’d like to
4
to know him,
5
he doesn’t speak to
anybody. When it’s raining he sits by his
window and looks out to sea and when it’s
sunny, he’s always busy in his back garden.
I think he grows vegetables there. I
6
see him from my
bedroom window and I sometimes draw
him working
pictures 7
in his garden.
interested
You know I 8
9
a
in art – I am
picture of our new house. I will send it
to you when I finish it. I also have a lot
of homework for my new school and this
doing a
week we 10
project about food from around the world.
Hope to see you soon.
Love,
Sally
1
2
3
4
5
say where you live
describe your town
describe your neighbours
describe your interests
say what you do at the weekends
Hi Sally,
Thanks for your email.
/5
TOTAL
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Modules 1 & 2 Progress Tes
1B
Vocabulary
Grammar
1
Choose the odd word out.
4
1
2
3
4
5
lunch / breakfast / chicken / dinner
kebab / cola / sandwich / burger
chatroom / living room / bedroom / kitchen
honest / lazy / transport / untidy
dentist / secretary / neighbour / vet
landline / e-card / Skype / mobile
/5
2
1
2
3
4
5
a
b
c
d
e
f
Match the sentence halves.
He has
They’re sending her
I don’t get
They sometimes look
Alex is going out
They often have a
d
on with him.
with Grace.
after their neighbour’s dog.
a shower every morning.
rest in the afternoon.
a text.
Choose the correct words.
He is from / to Ireland.
1 Is your birthday on / at 4th June?
2 We’re interested for / in music.
3 I look over / after my grandmother’s dog at
weekends.
4 They not very good at / with science.
5 We are usually in / at home on Sundays.
6 What time do you usually get up / at?
7 Are you in / into music?
8 The town has a population for / of 15,000.
9 Do you like taking photos of / at your friends?
10 He is travelling to London by / in car today.
/ 10
are you
A
Hi Philip. How
today?
B
Fine, thanks and you?
A
Not bad.
B
1
(you / be)
(you / wait) for the bus?
2
A
Yes, I am. I
to do some shopping.
B
How often
come)?
A
Every half hour.
work) today?
B
(walk) to my
No, I’m not. I 5
grandmother’s house to give her a present.
A
Is it her birthday?
B
Yes, she 6
a small party
– just family and friends and some of her
(you / want)
neighbours. 7
to come?
A
Thank you. I’d love to. I 8
(need) to buy her a present, though.
9
(she / like) flowers?
B
Yes, she
/5
3
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Present Simple or Present Continuous.
10
3
(go) into town
(the bus /
4
(you /
(love) flowers.
/ 10
5
1
2
3
4
5
Where do we put the adverb of frequency? Tick
the correct place.
My brother and I [✓] go [ ] to the sports
centre [ ]. (often)
[ ] I [ ] stay [ ] at my friend’s house on
Saturdays. (sometimes)
[ ] I [ ] drink cola [ ]. (hardly ever)
[ ] Andy [ ] is [ ] late for school. (always)
[ ] I [ ] go swimming [ ] because I hate
water. (never)
[ ] Dad [ ] is [ ] in his office. (usually)
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Skills
6
8
Complete the text with a, an, the or
nothing (–).
/6
Key Expressions
hate
into
1
Can I help you?
2
With ham or chicken?
3
What would you like to drink?
4
Is that everything?
a
b
c
d
e
Yes, thanks.
Chicken, please.
I’d like a pizza, please.
Hello.
A cola.
/4
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
don’t
d
Hi, welcome to the Cool Café.
On Saturdays we usually meet our friends in
the Cool Café on Broad Street. We have
1
dinner there and chat. It’s 2
great place and we all love it. I usually have
3
orange juice and 4
burger and
5
last bus leaves the town centre
chips.
at five past nine, so we usually go 6
home then.
7
Match the questions (1–4) with the responses (a–e).
like
Listening
2
love
like
Rob I
all kinds of music, but
hip-hop.
I am really 1
That’s my favourite. What about you?
stand hip-hop, but I
Ann I 2
enjoy rock music.
rock music. It’s
Rob Oh, I 3
so loud and noisy. What other interests
have you got?
Ann Well, I love art. I really 4
painting. And you?
mind looking at art,
Rob I 5
but I’m not good at drawing or painting.
My pictures look terrible.
9
Listen to four teenagers. Match the questions
(1–8) with the people. Write Ethan, Grace, Lydia
or Rory. There is one extra question.
Which person …
has a favourite football team?
/5
1
writes songs?
2
plays basketball?
3
loves sport?
4
loves technology?
5
enjoys dancing?
6
is interested in chess?
7
likes taking photos?
8
loves computer games?
9
isn’t good at drawing?
Grace
/8
3
10 Listen to a woman ordering food by phone.
Write the numbers to complete the order form.
away Food
Norah’s Nosebag – Take
Drinks
Food
Orange juice
1
Kebab
1
Apple juice
Burger
2
Cola
Pizza
6
7
8
3
Chips
4
Large ice-cream
5
Small ice-cream
/8
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Modules 1 & 2 Progress Tes
1B
12 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
Reading
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
11 Complete the article with the words in the box.
There is one extra word.
Alex likes the place where he lives.
a accent because emails
from get good have interested
is keep speaks the
1
My Street by Alex Gardener
2
I think our street is a very interesting place
3
because
all our neighbours come
from different countries. We all
1
on well with each other.
I’m English, but our next-door neighbours are
Polish and the family opposite us are
2
Bulgaria. My best friend,
who lives in our street, is from Wales and he
3
Welsh and English. He
speaks English with a strong Welsh
4
. He 5
trying to teach me some words in Welsh, but
it’s difficult and I’m not very
6
at it! Other neighbours
are Chinese and Canadian. Every summer we
big street party and
have 7
all the neighbours cook something from their
own country. We learn songs in each other’s
languages and dance in 8
street. My friends and I also play in a band.
great fun together.
We 9
Every December we visit the other houses to
celebrate Christmas in different traditional
ways and we also celebrate the Chinese New
Year. We’ve got friends who live all over the
in touch
world and we 10
with them by chatting on Skype or Facebook.
I love technology! I’m very 11
in learning about
different cultures and I can do that right here
on my street!
4
5
6
7
8
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s neighbours are from all over the world.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s next-door neighbours are from Poland.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
His best friend speaks French.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex’s best friend is bilingual.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
People wear traditional costumes at the
summer party.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex plays in a band with his friends.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex doesn’t like going to his neighbours’
houses.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Alex uses Facebook every day.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/8
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Skills
14 Write a reply to Sally’s email in Exercise 13.
Writing
Use these notes to write your email.
13 Complete the email. Write one word for
each space.
Hi Julia,
We are in our new house now. The
neighbours are very friendly and the new
house is lovely. It’s in a small town near
1
sea and we can see
2
beach from our living
room window.
Our neighbour on one side is
3
old man. I’d like to get
4
know him,
5
he doesn’t speak to
anybody. When it 6
raining, he sits by his window and looks
out to sea, and when it’s sunny he’s
always busy in his back garden. I can see
him from my bedroom window and I
pictures of
sometimes 7
him working in his garden.
art,
You know I am 8
don’t you? Well, I 9
painting a picture of our new house. I will
send it to you when I finish it. I also have
10
lot of homework for
my new school and this week we are doing
a project about food from around the
world.
Hope to see you soon.
Love,
Sally
1
2
3
4
5
say where you live
describe your town
describe your neighbours
describe your interests
say what you do at the weekends
Hi Sally,
Thanks for your email.
/5
TOTAL
/ 100
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Modules 3 & 4 Progress Tes
Vocabulary
1
Write the dates.
25/03/2011
We write:
3rd May 1954
We say:
the third of May nineteen fifty-four
1
2A
3
Sort the letters to make fantasy creatures.
1
2
3
4
5
BIMOZE
PREMAVI
LOWFEWER
AYIRF
INALE
HBITBO
zombie
/5
28/11/2003
2
02/02/1845
3
16/07/1999
4
31/03/2012
4
Write the opposites.
1
2
3
4
5
nice
safe
small
dirty
normal
short
horrible
d
e
c
s
l
/5
Grammar
5
11/10/1789
/5
2
Match the sentence halves.
1
2
3
4
5
They tasted
This soap
I didn’t see
My grandfather left
This spaghetti
She wore a very
a
b
c
d
e
f
school when he was twelve.
tastes delicious. Try some.
smells lovely.
the new ice cream and loved it.
big hat to the wedding.
my friends last weekend.
d
5
Write the Past Simple of the verbs.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
see
prefer
study
win
make
take
go
do
write
saw
/8
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Skills
6
Key Expressions
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
A
Saturday afternoon my friend and I
1
in a café when we decided 2
to
the new
the cinema. We wanted to 3
we got to the Odeon
Ice Age film, but 4
5
seats, so we went
Cinema, there were
to a restaurant for dinner. Unfortunately I
money with me. I asked
didn’t have 6
my friend to pay for me, but she didn’t have
7
money with her! When the bill
8
, we needed £1.00 more. I 9
some coins in my jacket pocket, but only 40p.
We still needed 60p. Suddenly, while I 10
in my bag for more money, I heard something
drop on the table and there, in front of me,
was a one pound coin. I have no idea how it
got there!
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Last
sat
go
see
then
some
some
a lot of
came
fond
looked
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
Before
sit
to go
look
after
no
no
no
comes
find
was looking
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Next
were sitting
going
hear
when
any
any
some
was coming
found
am looking
/ 10
7
Complete the sentences with the words in
the box.
hers
1
2
3
4
5
his
mine
ours
theirs
yours
This bag says, ‘David’ on it. It must be his .
We only like mushroom pizza, so this one isn’t
. It’s got pepperoni on it.
? I think you
Excuse me. Is this wallet
dropped it.
Joanna loves handbags. That’s one of
on the floor.
. I got it
The mp3 player on the table is
for my birthday.
is
That isn’t my grandparents’ house.
smaller than that one.
8
Match the questions (1–5) with the responses
(a–f).
Who’s the man with the hat?
1
Did you have many friends at school?
2
Where’s your brother in the photo?
3
4
Why did you have a part-time job?
Do you get scared watching
f
horror films?
5
Who are the people in the photo?
a
b
c
d
e
f
To pay for college.
Yes, very.
Oh yes. A lot.
My dad’s family.
At the back.
That’s my uncle.
/5
9
Choose the correct words.
One / When cold, dark night I was walking
home because I didn’t have the money for
the bus. An old man was walking on the
other side of the road. 1Quickly / Suddenly the
moon disappeared behind a cloud and the
street lights went off. I couldn’t see anything,
but I felt something touch my hand. 2When /
Like this the moon reappeared and the lights
came back on, I saw that I was holding an old
photograph. The old man was in the 3end /
middle of a group of people and I was sitting
at the 4right / front. Who was he? How did I get
into the picture? I looked around, but he had
disappeared. 5Honestly / Suddenly I don’t know
what happened.
/5
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Modules 3 & 4 Progress Tes
4
2A
Listening
Reading
10 Listen and choose the correct answer.
12 Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Gandhi was born in India in C
A 1968
B 1896
C 1869
1
Gandhi married a girl who was
A fourteen B eighteen C forty
2
Gandhi studied law in
A London
B India
3
Gandhi went to South Africa in
.
A 1888
B 1891
C 1893
4
He went to prison for
A being non-violent
B organising protests
5
6
7
In 1915 he went to
A Britain
B India
.
.
C South Africa
.
C being a lawyer
.
C South Africa
1
2
3
4
5
6
In 1922 he was in prison for
.
A one year B two years C three years
India became an independent
country in
A 1939
.
B 1948
Yesterday was Danny’s birthday so we C
funny
a huge party for him. Everyone 1
costumes and there was a prize for the best
one. I was in a vampire costume and people
. Anna, my best
said I looked very 2
dirty hair, a white
friend, was a zombie 3
face and black rings around her eyes. She
because ghosts never sleep! The
looked 4
5
the mermaid costume was Jenny,
girl
she
but she couldn’t walk in it. In the 6
took it off because she kept falling over!
C 1947
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
went
wore
safe
of
tired
by
middle
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
got
got
scary
with
hungry
for
end
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
had
did
normal
in
huge
in
start
/7
5
11 Listen to Jenny and Harry talking about films.
Read the sentences (1–7). Are the sentences
true (✓) or false (✗)?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Harry and Jenny both watched
the horror film.
Harry liked the film Ghost Story.
Jenny thought Ghost Story was
a stupid film.
Jenny’s brother wanted to watch
the film.
Jenny likes films about animals.
Jenny doesn’t usually get scared.
Harry doesn’t like old films.
Harry thinks horror films are funny.
/6
13 Complete the text with the words in the box.
a lot of creature curious
monsters saw strange
hundreds
✓
/7
For hundreds of years sailors thought
there were 1
in the sea and they
even drew them on maps. In 1938, Marjorie
Courtenay-Latimer, who worked in a small
museum in South Africa, found an unusual
fish caught in a fisherman’s net. She
2
the fish under all the other fish
in the net. She didn’t recognise it and
thought it was an interesting fish for her
museum. When she got back to the museum,
she checked all her books to find out what it
was. The nearest fish she could find was a
prehistoric fish, which was extinct. She was
, so she sent a drawing of
very 3
the fish to a famous professor. The professor
replied and told her that it was a
4
which had existed over 300
million years ago called a coelacanth! The
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professor offered a reward to anyone who
found another coelacanth, but it took
fourteen years before the first living
coelacanth was discovered in the Comoros
Islands. The people in those islands didn’t
understand why someone wanted to pay
5
money for this fish. In 1997,
Mark Erdmann was on holiday in Indonesia
blue fish in the
when he saw a 6
market. He took pictures of the fish and
when scientists saw them on the Internet,
they contacted Mark and told him he was the
first person to find this fish in Indonesia.
Writing
15 Complete the text. Write one word for
each space.
1
/6
14 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer often went fishing.
1
2
3
4
5
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer knew the fish was
a coelacanth when she found it.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
She sent a photograph of the fish to
the professor.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The professor went to see Marjorie in South
Africa.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The next coelacanth was found in Indonesia
fourteen years later.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Mark Erdmann was the first person to find a
coelacanth in Indonesia.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/5
born
in 1984. He lived with
parents in a small house on the
he was
south coast of England. 2
be an astronaut,
ten he wanted 3
but unfortunately he wasn’t very good
4
his school lessons because he
5
very nervous before exams.
When he was twelve years old, he decided
6
try acting. He played Romeo in
the school play of Romeo and Juliet and
discovered that he was really
7
at acting. Now he is a famous
8
in a large house in
actor and he
Hollywood.
Philip was
/8
16 Write a ghost story. Answer these questions to
write your story.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
When did happen and where were you?
What was the weather like?
What were you doing?
What happened suddenly?
What did the ghost look like?
What did the ghost do?
What did you do then?
How did you feel?
My Ghost Story
1
One day
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
/8
TOTAL
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Vocabulary
1
Write the dates.
25/03/2011
We write:
3rd May 1954
We say:
the third of May nineteen fifty-four
1
2B
3
Sort the letters to make fantasy creatures.
1
2
3
4
5
BIMOZE
AYIRF
HBITBO
INALE
LOWFEWER
PREMAVI
zombie
/5
11/10/1789
2
31/03/2012
3
02/02/1845
4
28/11/2003
4
Write the opposites.
1
2
3
4
5
nice
short
safe
small
dirty
normal
horrible
l
d
e
c
s
/5
Grammar
5
16/07/1999
/5
2
Match the sentence halves.
1
2
3
4
5
They tasted
This soap
I didn’t see
My grandfather left
This spaghetti
She wore a very
a
b
c
d
e
f
tastes delicious. Try some.
my friends last weekend.
big hat to the wedding.
the new ice cream and loved it.
school when he was twelve.
smells lovely.
d
5
Write the Past Simple of the verbs.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
see
study
write
go
win
prefer
do
take
make
saw
/8
/5
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6
Key Expressions
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
A
Saturday afternoon my friend and I
1
in a café when we decided 2
to
the new
the cinema. We wanted to 3
we got to the Odeon
Ice Age film, but 4
5
seats, so we went
Cinema, there were
to a restaurant for dinner. Unfortunately I
money with me. I asked
didn’t have 6
my friend to pay for me, but she didn’t have
7
money with her! When the bill
8
, we needed £1.00 more. I 9
some coins in my jacket pocket, but only 40p.
We still needed 60p. Suddenly, while I 10
in my bag for more money, I heard something
drop on the table and there, in front of me,
was a one pound coin. I have no idea how it
got there!
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Last
were sitting
go
hear
then
no
any
no
was coming
found
looked
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
Before
sit
going
look
when
some
no
a lot of
comes
find
am looking
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Next
sat
to go
see
after
any
some
some
came
fond
was looking
/ 10
7
Complete the sentences with the words in
the box.
hers
1
2
3
4
5
his
mine
ours
theirs
yours
This bag says, ‘David’ on it. It must be his .
Excuse me. Is this wallet
? I think you
dropped it.
We only like mushroom pizza, so this one isn’t
. It’s got pepperoni on it.
. I got it
The mp3 player on the table is
for my birthday.
is
That isn’t my grandparents’ house.
smaller than that one.
Joanna loves handbags. That’s one of
on the floor.
8
Match the questions (1–5) with the responses
(a–f).
Who’s the man with the hat?
1
Did you have many friends at school?
2
Where’s your brother in the photo?
3
4
Why did you have a part-time job?
Do you get scared watching
f
horror films?
5
Who are the people in the photo?
a
b
c
d
e
f
At the back.
My dad’s family.
To pay for college.
Yes, very.
Oh yes. A lot.
That’s my uncle.
/5
9
Choose the correct words.
One / When cold, dark night I was walking
home because I didn’t have the money for
the bus. An old man was walking on the other
side of the road. 1Suddenly / Quickly the moon
disappeared behind a cloud and the street
lights went off. I couldn’t see anything, but I
felt something touch my hand.
2Where / When the moon reappeared and the
lights came back on, I saw that I was holding
an old photograph. The old man was at the
3front / end of a group of people and I was
sitting in the 4middle / right. Who was he? How
did I get into the picture? I looked around,
but he had disappeared. 5Suddenly / Honestly I
don’t know what happened.
/5
/5
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4
Listening
Reading
10 Listen and choose the correct answer.
12 Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
or C).
Gandhi was born in India in C
A 1968
B 1896
C 1869
.
Gandhi married a girl who was
A forty
B fourteen
C eighteen
.
Gandhi studied law in
A India
B London
C
Gandhi went to South Africa in
A 1893
B 1888
C
.
He went to prison for
A organising protests
B being non-violent
C
.
In 1915 he went to
A Britain
B South Africa C
In 1922 he was in prison for
A two years B one year.
C
India became an independent
.
country in
A 1947
B 1948
C
Yesterday was Danny’s birthday so we C
funny
a huge party for him. Everyone 1
costumes and there was a prize for the best
one. I was in a vampire costume and people
. Anna, my best
said I looked very 2
dirty hair, a white
friend, was a zombie 3
face and black rings around her eyes. She
because ghosts never sleep! The
looked 4
5
the mermaid costume was Jenny,
girl
she
but she couldn’t walk in it. In the 6
took it off because she kept falling over!
South Africa
.
1891
being a lawyer
India
.
three years.
1939
/7
5
2B
11 Listen to Jenny and Harry talking about films.
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
went
got
safe
of
hungry
in
end
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
got
wore
normal
in
tired
for
start
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
had
did
scary
with
huge
by
middle
/6
Read the sentences (1–7). Are the sentences
true (✓) or false (✗)?
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Harry and Jenny both watched
the horror film.
Harry didn’t like the film Ghost Story.
Jenny thought Ghost Story
was brilliant.
Jenny’s sister wanted to watch
the film.
Jenny likes films about aliens.
Jenny doesn’t usually get scared.
Harry likes old films.
Harry thinks horror films are scary.
✓
/7
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13 Complete the text with the words in the box.
Writing
15 Complete the text. Write one word for
a lot of creature curious
decided in normal saw
each space.
born in 1984. He lived with
Philip was
1
his parents in
small house on
the south coast of England. He wanted
2
be an astronaut 3
he
4
was ten. However, he wasn’t very
at his lessons because he got very nervous
before exams. One day he decided
5
try acting. He played Romeo in
the school play of Romeo and Juliet and
discovered that he was really good
6
acting. Now he is a famous actor
in a large house in
and he 7
an Oscar
Hollywood. In 2003 he 8
for ‘Best Actor’.
In
1938, Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer,
who worked in a small museum in South
Africa, found an unusual fish caught in a
the fish
fisherman’s net. She 1
under all the other fish in the net. She didn’t
recognise it and thought it was an interesting
2
for her museum. When she
got back to the museum, she checked all her
books to find out what it was, but it wasn’t
fish. She was very
a3
4
, so she sent a drawing of the
fish to a famous professor. The professor
replied and told her that this kind of fish
had existed over 300 million years ago! It was
called a coelacanth. After that, the professor
5
to offer a reward to anyone
who found another coelacanth. But fourteen
years passed before the first living one was
discovered in the Comoros Islands. The local
people did not understand why someone
money for this
wanted to pay 6
strange fish!
/6
14 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
1
2
3
4
5
/8
16 Write a ghost story. Answer these questions to
write your story.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
1
Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer often went fishing.
2
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
There were many of these fish in the net.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Marjorie didn’t know it was a coelacanth when
she found it.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
She sent a drawing of the fish to the professor.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The creature was just a normal fish.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The professor travelled to the Comoros Islands.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
3
When did happen and where were you?
What was the weather like?
What were you doing?
What happened suddenly?
What did the ghost look like?
What did the ghost do?
What did you do then?
How did you feel?
My Ghost Story
One day
4
5
6
7
8
/8
TOTAL
/ 100
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3A
Vocabulary
1
Complete the words for performers.
She’s 6
she’s got
This person stands still for ages.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
h u m a n s t a t u e
This person tells jokes.
e
a
c
This person does magic.
n
m g
This person throws balls in the air.
g
j
This person tells stories.
t
r
s
This person acts in films.
t r
This person sings songs.
g
s
This person is an athlete.
g
4
Complete the text. Write one preposition for
each space.
on
My friend doesn’t want to put
weight, so she’s not eating cakes. She laughs
1
me because I love chocolate cake
and eat lots of it. She told me to stop eating
her.
burgers, too, but I didn’t listen 2
my best dress,
Last week I tried 3
but it didn’t fit me. I think I need to find 4
something about diets, too. I really
that dress for my party
want to get 5
next month!
/7
Choose the odd word out.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ballet / ice skating / fund-raising / dancing
disaster / earthquake / audience / famine
paint / dye / cut / grow
baggy / tight / short / skirt
contortionist / victim / clown / juggler
slim / young / short / tall
happy / bored / angry / scared
teenager / middle-aged / young / woollen
5
Complete the descriptions with the words in
the box.
black blond curly dark fat
long plump slim straight
curly
,
hair and he’s
.
He’s got
1
2
She’s got
4
she’s
5
3
/5
Grammar
/7
3
hair.
/8
n
2
and
,
7
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer
(A, B or C).
Everyone loves magic and I’m sure everyone
A to do magic tricks, but not everyone
1
do them well. I was six years old when
a magic set for my
my parents gave 2
birthday. I loved it, but my hands weren’t
3
to do most of the tricks. I 4
do
some of them today and once a month my
and try out tricks on
friends and I get 5
6
that it’s about selling the
each other. I
idea of the trick to the audience. You
7
look nervous or uncertain. You really
8
make them believe what is happening.
9
practise a lot though – that’s
You
very important. Last week I saw an amazing
trick where the magician made an elephant
worked out how the
disappear. I still 10
magician did it.
,
hair and
.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
has tried
must
to me
too big
must
together
learn
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
don’t have to
have to
don’t have to
haven’t
B
B
B
B
is trying
has to
me
enough big
can
down
have
learned
mustn’t
can
can
isn’t
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
tried
can
for me
big enough
have to
into
haven’t
learned
don’t
need
must
can’t
/ 10
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Complete the second sentence so that it means
the same as the first. You must use the words
in brackets.
This magic trick is too difficult for me. (enough)
The magic trick isn’t easy enough for me.
It’s impossible for me to do that trick. (do)
that trick.
I
Don’t show the audience what’s in your hands.
(mustn’t)
You
what’s in your hands.
It’s necessary to practise a lot. (to)
a lot.
You
It’s not necessary to spend a lot of money.
(don’t)
a lot
You
of money.
He isn’t old enough to drive a car. (too)
a car.
He’s
My parents bought me an mp3 player. (me)
My parents bought an
.
I showed the new dress to my friend. (friend)
the
I
new dress.
It’s the first time I’ve been to the circus. (never)
to the
I
circus before.
Key Expressions
7
Complete the dialogue with the phrases (a–j).
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
i
j
I haven’t been there before
it really suits you
we go shopping this afternoon
is it okay
go to the new shopping centre
what colour would you like
shall we have dinner there, too
here you are
can I help you
what size are you
Sal
c
Why don’t
Alice
Okay. Let’s
1
Sal
Good idea.
2
Alice
Neither have I.
Sal
3
Alice
All right.
?
.
.
?
In the shop.
Assistant
4
Alice
Yes. I’m looking for a new coat.
Assistant
5
Alice
Medium.
?
?
Assistant And 6
?
Alice
I’d like this style in grey or light blue.
Assistant
7
. The changing room’s over
there.
In the changing room.
Alice
Thanks. I like this one.
Sal
Yes,
9
8
?
.
/9
/8
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6
Listening
Reading
8
10 Complete the article with the words in the box.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Listen to four people talking about their jobs.
Read the sentences (1–9). Are the sentences
true (✓) or false (✗)?
Jonathan gets up late every day.
Jonathan relaxes during the day
when he’s working.
He says a play usually lasts about
five hours.
Emma really enjoys her work.
She has to wear make-up in her work.
Steve never works on Saturdays
and Sundays.
He works outside.
He thinks that children are
always horrible.
Marion spends a lot of time
with children.
She says that children are
always noisy.
She doesn’t like her work.
✗
9
1
2
3
4
5
There is one extra word.
after animals been for gymnastic
performed races then to trapeze
C
/ 10
7
3A
Listen and choose the correct answer (A, B or C).
What does the boy say about his sister?
A She’s got long, black hair.
B She wears glasses.
C She’s younger than him.
What does the girl say about her boyfriend?
A He’s got long, brown hair.
B He’s older than her.
C He’s got a handsome, square face.
What does the boy say about Natalie?
A She’s his regular girlfriend.
B She wears glasses.
C Her hair is straight.
What does the girl say about her brother?
A She likes the way he smiles.
B He’s quite slim.
C He’s forty years old.
What does the boy say about his best friend?
A He’s good at volleyball.
B He isn’t very tall.
C His hair is short.
What does the girl say about her best friend?
A Her hair is short and red.
B She likes earrings.
C Her eyes are dark blue.
been around for a
ircuses have
very long time. They probably began with
the ancient Egyptians who loved to show
their people.
exotic creatures 1
The ancient Greeks held chariot races and
2
that the Romans developed the
idea into a circus. They built huge stadiums
where they held horse and chariot
3
and exhibited wild animals
such as elephants and lions. They also had
jugglers and acrobats. Travelling gypsies
probably kept the circus skills alive and
brought them to Europe in the fourteenth
and fifteenth centuries. We think that a
Briton called Philip Astley started the first
modern type of circus in 1768 when he
4
exciting tricks on horseback.
5
he introduced jugglers and
acrobats into his show and the modern circus
was born. By 1959 other circuses had started
act was part of
and the flying 6
most shows. Today many people do not like
in their
to see circuses using 7
shows and Cirque du Soleil is one example.
Cirque du Soleil was started in Quebec in
1986 and its show is based on the
8
skills of its performers. They
use fantastic costumes and interesting
lighting to make the show as exciting as
possible.
/8
/5
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Skills
11 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
The author of the article has studied circuses.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The ancient Egyptians were interested in
strange animals.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Chariot races were very popular in ancient Greece.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The Greeks built the first open-air stadiums.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Circus skills were probably brought to Europe
by gypsies.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Philip Astley was a very rich man.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
There were no jugglers and acrobats in Mr
Astley’s shows.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Most people enjoy seeing wild animals in
circuses today.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Costumes and lighting are very important in the
Circus Soleil shows.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
13 Write a description of your best friend. Answer
these questions to write your description.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
What is his/her name?
How old is he/she?
How did you meet?
Is he/she tall or short?
Is he/she slim or plump?
What is his/her hair like?
Does he/she wear glasses/braces/earrings?
What colour are his/her eyes?
What clothes does he/she usually wear?
What is he/she like (his/her personality)?
My Best Friend
1
My best friend’s name is
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
/ 10
/8
Writing
TOTAL
/ 100
12 Complete the letter with the words in the box.
There is one extra word.
after before during let’s
suddenly then when
Hi Jane!
Yesterday, after school, my friends and
I went to see a brilliant animated film at the
cinema. We ate popcorn and drank cola
1
the film. Unfortunately, my best
2
friend, Sal,
felt sick in the middle
of the film, so she had to leave
3
the end. 4
the film
was finished, we met Sal outside and luckily she
was feeling better. 5
we all went to
a café for supper.
Have you seen any good films recently? Write
and tell me.
/5
Love, Kelly
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3B
Vocabulary
1
She’s got
Complete the words for performers.
7
This person stands still for ages.
h u m a n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
she’s
t a t u e
s
This person tells stories.
t
r
s
This person acts in films.
t r
This person tells jokes.
e
a
c
This person does magic.
n
m g
This person sings songs.
g
s
This person is an athlete.
n
g
This person throws balls in the air.
j
,
hair and
.
/8
4
Complete the text. Write one preposition for
each space.
at me because I love
My friend laughs
chocolate cake and eat lots of it. She told me
to stop eating so much, but I didn’t listen
1
her. She doesn’t want to put
2
weight, so she’s not eating any
cakes. But last week I had a nasty surprise.
Now I think I need to find 3
something about diets, too. What happened? I
my best dress, but it didn’t fit
tried 4
that dress
me! I really want to get 5
for my party next month.
g
/7
/5
2
Choose the odd word out.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
ballet / ice skating / fund-raising / dancing
disaster / earthquake / audience / famine
paint / dye / cut / grow
baggy / tight / short / skirt
contortionist / victim / clown / juggler
slim / young / short / tall
happy / bored / angry / scared
teenager / middle-aged / young / woollen
Grammar
5
/7
3
8
6
Complete the descriptions with the words in
the box.
black blond curly dark fat
long plump slim straight
She’s
she’s got
slim
2
He’s got
4
5
and
1
,
hair.
3
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer
(A, B or C).
Everyone loves magic and I’m sure everyone
A to do magic tricks, but not everyone
1
do them well. I was six years old when
a magic set for my
my parents gave 2
birthday. I loved it, but my hands weren’t
3
to do most of the tricks. I 4
do
some of them today and once a month my
and try out tricks on
friends and I get 5
6
that it’s about selling the
each other. I
idea of the trick to the audience. You 7
make them believe
look nervous. You 8
9
practise a lot
what is happening. You
though – that’s very important. Last week
I saw an amazing trick where the magician
made an elephant disappear. I still 10
worked out how the magician did it.
,
hair and he’s
.
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Skills
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
has tried
can
to me
big enough
can
down
learn
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
mustn’t
can
don’t have to
can’t
B
B
B
B
is trying
C
has to
C
for me
C
enough big C
must
C
together
C
haven’t
C
learned
don’t have to
have to
C
must
C
isn’t
C
Key Expressions
tried
must
me
too big
have to
into
have
learned
C don’t
need
can
haven’t
7
haven’t help you here you
let’s okay shall we suits you
we what size would you
/ 10
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box.
Complete the second sentence so that it means
the same as the first. You must use the words
in brackets.
This magic trick is too difficult for me. (enough)
The magic trick isn’t easy enough for me.
Don’t show the audience what’s in your hands.
(mustn’t)
You
what’s in your hands.
It’s the first time I’ve been to the circus. (never)
to the
I
circus before.
It’s not necessary to spend a lot of money.
(don’t)
a lot
You
of money.
I showed the new dress to my friend. (friend)
the
I
new dress.
It’s impossible for me to do that trick. (do)
that trick.
I
It’s necessary to practise a lot. (to)
a lot.
You
He isn’t old enough to drive a car. (too)
a car.
He’s
My parents bought me an mp3 player. (me)
My parents bought an
.
we
Sal
Why don’t
afternoon?
Alice
Okay. 1
shopping centre.
Sal
Good idea. I
before.
Alice
Neither have I.
Sal:
3
Alice
All right.
go shopping this
go to the new
2
been there
have dinner there, too?
In the shop.
Assistant Can I
4
?
Alice
Yes. I’m looking for a new coat.
Assistant
5
Alice
Medium.
are you?
Assistant And what colour
6
like?
Alice
I’d like this style in grey or light blue.
Assistant
7
are. The changing room’s
over there.
In the changing room.
Alice
Thanks. I like this one. Is it
?
8
Sal
Yes, it really
9
.
/9
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Modules 5 & 6 Progress Tes
6
Listening
Reading
8
10 Complete the article with the words in the box.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Listen to four people talking about their jobs.
Read the sentences (1–9). Are the sentences
true (✓) or false (✗)?
Jonathan gets up late every day.
Jonathan doesn’t relax when
he’s working.
He says a play usually lasts about
three hours.
Emma doesn’t enjoy her work.
She has to wear make-up in her work.
Steve works on Saturdays and Sundays.
He works in a school.
He thinks that children are
usually nice.
Marion spends a lot of time
with children.
She says that children are
usually quiet.
She likes her work.
✗
9
1
2
3
4
5
There is one extra word.
animals been costumes for loved
performed performers races shows that
C
/ 10
7
3B
Listen and choose the correct answer (A, B or C).
What does the boy say about his sister?
A She’s got long, black hair.
B She wears glasses.
C She’s younger than him.
What does the girl say about her boyfriend?
A He’s older than her.
B He’s got long, brown hair.
C He’s got a handsome, square face.
What does the boy say about Natalie?
A She’s his regular girlfriend.
B Her hair is straight.
C She wears glasses.
What does the girl say about her brother?
A He’s quite slim.
B She likes the way he smiles.
C He’s forty years old.
What does the boy say about his best friend?
A His hair is short.
B He isn’t very tall.
C He’s good at volleyball.
What does the girl say about her best friend?
A Her hair is short and red.
B Her eyes are dark blue.
C She likes earrings.
been around for a
ircuses have
very long time. They probably began with
to
the ancient Egyptians who 1
show exotic creatures to their people, for
example elephants and lions. The ancient
Greeks held chariot races and after
2
the Romans developed the
idea into a circus. They built stadiums where
.
they held horse and chariot 3
Travelling gypsies probably kept the circus
skills alive and brought them to Europe in
the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. We
think that a Briton called Philip Astley started
the first modern type of circus in 1768 when
exciting tricks on horseback.
he 4
Then he introduced jugglers, acrobats and
into his show and the
other 5
modern circus was born. By 1959 many other
circuses had started and the flying trapeze
act was an important part of most
6
. Today many people do not
like to go to circuses which use wild
7
in their shows and Cirque du
Soleil is one example. Circus du Soleil was
started in Quebec in 1986, and its show is
based on the gymnastics skills of its
performers. They use fantastic 8
and interesting lighting to make the show as
exciting as possible.
/8
/5
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Skills
11 Read the article again. Are sentences 1–8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
The author of the article has studied circuses.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The ancient Egyptians trained elephants to
do tricks.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The Romans developed the circus.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The Romans had gypsies to perform in their
circuses.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Philip Astley was Greek.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Philip Astley’s circus included horses.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
After 1959 the trapeze act became popular.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Most people don’t enjoy seeing wild animals in
circuses today.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Hundreds of people watch Cirque du Soleil’s shows.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/8
13 Write a description of your best friend. Answer
these questions to write your description.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
What is his/her name?
How old is he/she?
How did you meet?
Is he/she tall or short?
Is he/she slim or plump?
What is his/her hair like?
Does he/she wear glasses/braces/earrings?
What colour are his/her eyes?
What clothes does he/she usually wear?
What is he/she like (his/her personality)?
My Best Friend
1
My best friend’s name is
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
/ 10
Writing
12 Complete the letter with the words in the box.
TOTAL
/ 100
There is one extra word.
after before during let’s
suddenly then when
Hi Jane!
after school, my friends and
Yesterday,
I went to see a brilliant animated film at the
cinema. Unfortunately, my best friend, Sal,
1
felt sick in the middle of the film,
so she had to leave 2
the end and
wait outside. The rest of us ate popcorn and
drank cola 3
the film.
4
we all went to the cinema café for
ice cream. 5
we had finished, we
took the bus home.
Have you seen any good films recently? Write
and tell me.
Love, Kelly
/5
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Modules 7 & 8 Progress Tes
3
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Choose the correct words.
Did you stay at the young / youth hostel?
We had an amazing adventure / adventurous
on our holiday.
The lions are danger / dangerous. Don’t feed
them.
Have you got the pen stick / drive with the files
on?
I need a new battery / signal for my phone.
Have you even seen panda / polar bears?
Jack’s got a new palm / hand computer.
We went to the amusing / amusement park this
afternoon.
The film was really enjoyment / enjoyable.
I take my own tent when I go sailing /
camping.
I love water sports – especially surfing / hiking.
1
2
3
4
5
4A
Use the correct form of the words in brackets
to complete the sentences.
She is very unhappy because she didn’t get
the present she wanted. (happy)
; I think
These shoes are very
they’re too small. (comfort)
I don’t think she’s a very
person; she never says hello. (friend)
He shouted at us – what an
man! (pleasant)
time at the
We had a really
water park. (excite)
. Didn’t
I thought the film was
you? (wonder)
/5
Grammar
4
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
/ 10
2
Complete the words.
It would be good if we could use s
p owe r
1
2
3
4
5
o l a r
to run all our machines.
t Egyptians built the
The a
Pyramids.
t
v
will be
Do you think t
possible in the future?
Did you know that AI stands for
f
a
l
e?
i
Can I use your w r
d
to listen to my music?
h
I’m downloading the photos from my
i
t
c
a
/5
Tomorrow at school we B a special
, so tonight I 2
talk about the 1
for the talk by doing some research on the
Internet. I know that interactive touch table
be
technology or surface computing 3
4
be able to
the next big thing. We
use any surface as a computer screen and
then we just have to touch the screen to do
several things at once. If you don’t have to
will be much quicker
use a mouse, 5
to move around your computer. How 6
will it be before everyone has this kind of
computer? Well, there are still many people
access to a
in the world today who 7
8
be the same as they
computer. Desks
are today. The surface of each desk will be a
computer screen. When this happens, maybe
need teachers anymore! But what
we 9
about the natural world in the future? What
warmer
will happen if the world 10
and the ice disappears from the North and
South Poles? If we don’t stop this happening,
a lot of our animals and land.
we 11
12
be very careful how we use the
We
damage the
technology and we 13
14
time have we got
environment. How
left?
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Skills
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
A have
A future
A am going
to prepare
A is going
A are
A it
A fast
A don’t have
A don’t
A can’t
A is getting
A lose
A can
A mustn’t
A long
B are having
B past
B prepare
C having to
C present
C am preparing
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
is going to
will
there
much
won’t have
won’t
mustn’t
will get
will lose
should
needn’t
much
goes to
going
this
long
aren’t having
can’t
won’t
gets
are losing
need
don’t
fast
/ 14
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
If you don’t wear (not wear) a hat, you’ll
burn your face.
(be) hot, you
If the weather
must drink lots of water.
(buy) you a present if I see
I
something nice.
(go)
It will be cheaper if we
camping.
If we take the map with us, we
(not get) lost.
Mum will be angry if Mike
(break) her mobile charger.
He won’t be able to take any photos if he
(lose) his camera.
Key Expressions
6
Match the questions (1–5) with the responses
(a–e).
1
2
3
4
5
Are the fares the same for visitors?
What time’s the next train?
You didn’t send me a postcard.
Thanks for helping me with that.
I’m sorry I made a mistake.
Can I help you?
a
b
c
d
e
f
In an hour.
We’d like some information.
Not at all.
Yes, they are.
I’m sorry.
It doesn’t matter.
d
/5
7
1
2
3
4
5
Write sentences with should and shouldn’t.
I want to lose some weight. What should I do?
go cycling every day
You should go cycling every day.
do exercise
.
You
don’t eat lots of cakes
.
You
go swimming
.
You
see a doctor
.
You
don’t drive to work
.
You
/5
/6
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8
Listening
Reading
8
10 Complete the brochure with the words in
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Listen to the phone conversation. Read the
sentences (1–7). Are the sentences true (✓) or
false (✗)?
The man wants ticket for a theatre tour.
Adult tickets costs £6.50.
The man wants to see a play.
Children under five don’t have to pay.
The man wants fifteen tickets.
They don’t have to book the tickets.
Tours start later on Sundays.
The number 63 bus goes to the theatre.
✓
9
1
2
3
4
5
Speaker 2
Stayed in
Near the house was a
When it
6
7
8
Speaker 3
Stayed in the
Weather was
Went
activities after at don’t
if many the youngest
in Cornwall.
.
with his family.
at uncle’s house.
.
she went sightseeing.
of England.
.
in the woods.
/8
experienced
s
y
a
d
i
ol
H
Listen to three people talking about their
holidays. Complete the notes with one or two
words.
Speaker 1
Stayed at a campsite
Spent most days on the
Often played
the box.
Family Fun
/7
9
4A
We offer the widest range of holidays to suit
all the family from age five and upwards.
Don’t just sit by the pool and do
nothing! Come and learn new skills or improve
existing ones! We have lots of different
1
including canoeing, kayaking,
mountain biking, tubing, diving and volcano
trekking.
We’ve been in business for twenty years and
. All
our guides are extremely 2
our accommodation is of the highest standard
and we try to offer family-run hotels where
you will always receive a very warm welcome.
The food offered is always home-cooked, so
you will really look forward to your evening
a busy day out in the
meals 3
countryside or on the sea.
4
customers have written to us
to tell us how much they have enjoyed their
holiday. They say that we always manage to
keep every member of the family happy, from
to the oldest and that all
the 5
our guides were really brilliant 6
explaining every activity clearly and organising
best things
each day well. One of 7
is the chance to meet other families and great
friendships are often started on one of our
you want any more
holidays. 8
information, you will find it on our website.
/8
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Skills
11 Read the brochure again. Are sentences 1–8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
You can’t take children under five on these
holidays.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
If you want to try something new, these are
holidays are for you.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
They offer skydiving holidays.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
You usually stay in private homes.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Some customers go back to the same place
every year.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Customers think the holidays aren’t planned
very well.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
People often travel with their friends.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
You can find out more about the holidays
online.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/7
notes to help you.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Last holiday
where was it
kind of holiday
people with you
what you did/saw
what you thought about it
Next holiday
where will it be
kind of holiday
people with you
what you plan to do
what you think it will be like
Holidays
1
Last year
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Writing
12 Read the email. Add punctuation marks where
you see [
13 Write about your last and next holiday. Use the
].
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 100
Hi Sarah [ , ]
I 1[ ] m having a great time in Spain 2[ ]
It’s absolutely fantastic 3[ ] The weather
is lovely 4[ ] How 5[ ] s the weather in
England 6[ ] We 7[ ] re going to see Tim’s
uncle tomorrow 8[ ] Have you seen Tim
this week 9[ ]
See you soon 10[ ]
Jenny
/ 10
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Modules 7 & 8 Progress Tes
3
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Choose the correct words.
Did you stay at the young / youth hostel?
The lions are danger / dangerous. Don’t feed
them.
I love water sports – especially surfing / hiking.
We had an amazing adventure / adventurous
on our holiday.
Jack’s got a new palm / hand computer.
We went to the amusing / amusement park this
afternoon.
The film was really enjoyment / enjoyable.
I need a new battery / signal for my phone.
I take my own tent when I go sailing /
camping.
Have you even seen panda / polar bears?
Have you got the pen stick / drive with the files
on?
/ 10
2
Complete the words.
It would be good if we could use s
o l a r
p owe r
1
2
3
4
5
to run all our machines.
I’m downloading the photos from my
i
t
c
a
Did you know that AI stands for
f
a
l
e?
i
t Egyptians built the
The a
Pyramids.
t
v
will be
Do you think t
possible in the future?
Can I use your w r
d
to listen to my music?
h
/5
1
2
3
4
5
4B
Use the correct form of the words in brackets
to complete the sentences.
She is very unhappy because she didn’t get
the present she wanted. (happy)
. Didn’t
I thought the film was
you? (wonder)
He shouted at us – what an
man! (pleasant)
I don’t think she’s a very
person; she never says hello. (friend)
; I think
These shoes are very
they’re too small. (comfort)
time at the
We had a really
water park. (excite)
/5
Grammar
4
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Tomorrow at school we B a special
, so tonight I 2
talk about the 1
for the talk by doing some research on the
Internet. I know that interactive touch table
be
technology or surface computing 3
4
be able to
the next big thing. We
use any surface as a computer screen and
then we just have to touch the screen to do
several things at once. If you don’t have to
will be much quicker
use a mouse, 5
to move around your computer. How 6
will it be before everyone has this kind of
computer? Well, there are still many people
access to a
in the world today who 7
8
be the same as they
computer. Desks
are today. The surface of each desk will be a
computer screen. When this happens, maybe
need teachers anymore! But what
we 9
about the natural world in the future? What
warmer
will happen if the world 10
and the ice disappears from the North and
South Poles? If we don’t stop this happening,
a lot of our animals and land.
we 11
12
be very careful how we use the
We
damage the
technology and we 13
14
time have we got
environment. How
left?
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Skills
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
A have
B are having C having to
A past
B future
C present
A am preparing B prepare
C am going to
prepare
A is going
B goes to
C is going to
A will
B are
C going
A there
B it
C this
A long
B much
C fast
A won’t have B don’t have C aren’t having
A don’t
B can’t
C won’t
A can’t
B won’t
C mustn’t
A gets
B will get
C is getting
A will lose
B lose
C are losing
A can
B need
C should
A needn’t
B mustn’t
C don’t
A long
B fast
C much
/ 14
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
If you don’t wear (not wear) a hat, you’ll
burn your face.
Mum will be angry if Mike
(break) her mobile charger.
(go)
It will be cheaper if we
camping.
(buy) you a present if I see
I
something nice.
He won’t be able to take any photos if he
(lose) his camera.
(be) hot, you
If the weather
must drink lots of water.
If we take the map with us, we
(not get) lost.
Key Expressions
6
Match the questions (1–5) with the responses
(a–e).
1
2
3
4
5
Are the fares the same for visitors?
What time’s the next train?
You didn’t send me a postcard.
Thanks for helping me with that.
I’m sorry I made a mistake.
Can I help you?
a
b
c
d
e
f
In an hour.
Not at all.
It doesn’t matter.
Yes, they are.
We’d like some information.
I’m sorry.
d
/5
7
1
2
3
4
5
Write sentences with should and shouldn’t.
I want to lose some weight. What should I do?
go cycling every day
You should go cycling every day.
don’t eat lots of cakes
.
You
don’t drive to work
.
You
see a doctor
.
You
go swimming
.
You
do exercise
.
You
/5
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Modules 7 & 8
8
4B
Listening
Reading
8
10 Complete the brochure with the words in
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Listen to the phone conversation. Read the
sentences (1–7). Are the sentences true (✓) or
false (✗)?
The man wants ticket for a theatre tour.
Adult tickets costs £10.50.
The man doesn’t want to see a play.
Children under five have to pay.
Groups of fifteen people must book.
They have to book the tickets.
Tours start later on Sundays.
The number 2 bus goes to the theatre.
✓
9
1
2
5
Speaker 2
Her uncle’s has
There was a swimming pool
house.
When it rained she
6
7
8
Speaker 3
Stayed at
Did lots of things with
Went cycling in
3
4
and
in Spain.
.
.
.
.
/8
s
y
a
d
i
ol
H
Listen to three people talking about their
holidays. Complete the notes with one or two
words.
Speaker 1
Stayed at a campsite in Cornwall.
Played volleyball with his
his dad.
in the sea.
Went
countryside don’t guides
information meet oldest
organising skills snorkelling
Family Fun
/7
9
the box.
We offer the widest range of holidays to suit
all the family from age five and upwards.
Don’t just sit by the pool and do
nothing! Come and learn new 1
or improve existing ones! We have lots of
,
different activities including 2
canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking, tubing,
diving and volcano trekking.
We’ve been in business for twenty years and
are extremely experienced.
our 3
All our accommodation is of the highest
standard and we try to offer family-run hotels
where you will always receive a very warm
welcome. The food is always home-cooked, so
you will look forward to your evening meals
or on
after a busy day out in the 4
the water. Many customers have written to us
to tell us how much they have enjoyed their
holiday. They say that we always manage to
keep every member of the family happy, from
, and that all
the youngest to the 5
our guides were really brilliant at explaining
each
every activity clearly and 6
day well. One of the best things is the chance
other families and great
to 7
friendships are often started on one of our
,
holidays. If you want any more 8
you will find it on our website.
/8
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Skills
11 Read the brochure again. Are sentences 1–8
‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B),
choose ‘Doesn’t say’ (C).
You can’t take children under five on these
holidays.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
This holiday does not include adventure sports.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
They offer kayaking holidays.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
They offer British and Italian food.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Many of their customers are unhappy with the
company.
A Right
B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
Customers think the holidays are planned very
well.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
People often make new friends.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
The website has lots of photos.
A Right
B B Wrong
C Doesn’t say
/7
Writing
notes to help you.
1
2
3
4
5
Last holiday
where was it
kind of holiday
people with you
what you did/saw
what you thought about it
Next holiday
6 where will it be
7 kind of holiday
8 people with you
9 what you plan to do
10 what you think it will be like
Holidays
1
Last year
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12 Read the email. Add punctuation marks where
you see [
13 Write about your last and next holiday. Use the
10
].
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 100
Hi Sarah [ , ]
It’s absolutely fantastic here 1[ ]
I 2[ ] m having a great time 3[ ] How
4[ ] s the weather in England 5[ ] The
weather here is hot 6[ ] sunny and
warm 7[ ] We’re going to see Tim’s uncle
tomorrow 8[ ] Have you seen Tim this
week 9[ ]
See you soon 10[ ]
Jenny
/ 10
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Progress Tes Answer Key
Modules 01–02 Progress Test 1A Key
Vocabulary
1 1 neighbour 2 e-card 3 transport 4 chatroom 5 cola
2 1 c 2 e 3 b 4 f 5 a
3 1 of 2 of 3 in 4 on 5 after 6 into 7 at 8 up
9 by
10 at
Grammar
4 1 are you doing 2 am not working 3 am going
2 1 c 2 f 3 a 4 b 5 e
3 1 vampire 2 werewolf 3 fairy 4 alien 5 hobbit
4 1 dangerous 2 enormous 3 clean 4 strange 5 long
Grammar
5 1 preferred 2 studied 3 won 4 made 5 took 6 went
7 did
8 wrote
6 1 C 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 A 8 A 9 C 10 B
7 1 ours 2 yours 3 hers 4 mine 5 Theirs
4 does the bus come 5 Are you working 6 Do you want
7 need 8 do you play 9 don’t like 10 is coming
5 1 Andy is always late for school. 2 I never go swimming because I
hate water. 3 Dad is usually in his office. 4 I sometimes stay at my
friend’s house on Saturdays. 5 I hardly ever drink cola.
6 1 a 2 – 3 a 4 an 5 – 6 The
Key Expressions
Key Expressions
Reading
7 1 love 2 stand 3 hate 4 into 5 mind
8 1 e 2 a 3 b 4 c
Listening
9 1 Lydia 2 Ethan 3 Rory 4 Ethan 5 Grace 6 Rory
7 extra option 8 Lydia 9 Grace
10 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 1 5 2 6 1 7 1
8 1
Reading
11 1 with 2 but 3 can 4 accent 5 trying 6 at 7 the 8 their
9 fun
10 chatting
11 in
12 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 C 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 B
Writing
13 1 a 2 the 3 an 4 get 5 but 6 can 7 of 8 am
9 drawing
10 are
14 [Sample answer]
I live in Southampton on the south coast of England. It’s a big town
with lots of students because there is a university here. My neighbours
are very friendly and we all get on very well together. My interests are
music and dancing. At the weekends I go to my dancing classes and
then I meet my friends at a café and we listen to music.
Modules 01–02 Progress Test 1B Key
Vocabulary
1 1 cola 2 chatroom 3 transport 4 neighbour 5 e-card
2 1 f 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 e
3 1 on 2 in 3 after 4 at 5 at 6 up 7 into 8 of
9 of
10 by
8 1 c 2 e 3 a 4 b 5 d
9 1 Suddenly 2 When 3 middle 4 front 5 Honestly
Listening
10 1 A 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 B 7 C
11 1 3 2 3 3 7 4 7 5 3 6 3 7 3
12 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 C 6 B
13 1 monsters 2 saw 3 curious 4 creature 5 a lot of 6 strange
14 1 B 2 B 3 C 4 A 5 A
Writing
15 1 his 2 When 3 to 4 at 5 got/was 6 to 7 good 8 lives
16 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
One day last December I was riding my bicycle home.
It was very cold and it was beginning to snow.
I was cycling fast and singing Christmas songs.
Suddenly I saw an old man in the middle of the road.
He was wearing funny, old-fashioned clothes and a big hat with
a feather.
6 He ran towards me with his hands in the air.
7 I stopped my bike.
8 I felt very scared.
Modules 03–04 Progress Test 2B Key
Vocabulary
1 1 11th October 1789 – the eleventh of October seventeen eighty-nine
2 31st March 2012 – the thirty-first of March two thousand and twelve
3 2nd February 1845 – the second of February eighteen forty-five
4 28th November 2003 – the twenty-eighth of November two thousand
and three 5 16th July 1999 – the sixteenth of July nineteen ninety-nine
2 1 f 2 b 3 e 4 a 5 c
3 1 fairy 2 hobbit 3 alien 4 werewolf 5 vampire
4 1 long 2 dangerous 3 enormous 4 clean 5 strange
Grammar
Grammar
4 1 Are you waiting 2 am going 3 does the bus come 4 Are
5 1 studied 2 wrote 3 went 4 won 5 preferred 6 did
7 took
8 made
you working 5 am walking 6 is having 7 Do you
want 8 need 9 Does she like 10 loves
5 1 I sometimes stay at my friend’s house on Saturdays. 2 I hardly ever
drink cola. 3 Andy is always late for school. 4 I never go swimming
because I hate water. 5 Dad is usually in his office.
6 1 – 2 a 3 an 4 a 5 The 6 –
6 1 A 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 B 8 C 9 A 10 C
7 1 yours 2 ours 3 mine 4 Theirs 5 hers
Key Expressions
Listening
Listening
Reading
7 1 into 2 can’t 3 hate 4 love 5 don’t
8 1 c 2 b 3 e 4 a
9 1 Ethan 2 extra option 3 Grace 4 Rory 5 Grace 6 Ethan
7 Lydia 8 Rory 9 Lydia
10 1 1 2 1 3 2 4 1 5 2
6 1
7 1
8 1
Reading
11 1 get 2 from 3 speaks 4 accent 5 is 6 good 7 a 8 the
9 have 10 keep 11 interested
12 1 A 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 C 6 A
7 B
8 C
Writing
13 1 the 2 the 3 an 4 to 5 but 6 is 7 draw 8 into
9 am
10 a
14 [Sample answer]
I live in Southampton on the south coast of England. It’s a big town
with lots of students because there is a university here. My neighbours
are very friendly and we all get on very well together. My interests are
music and dancing. At the weekends I go to my dancing classes and
then I meet my friends at a café and we listen to music.
Modules 03–04 Progress Test 2A Key
Vocabulary
1 1 28th November 2003 – the twenty-eighth of November two thousand
and three 2 2nd February 1845 – the second of February eighteen
forty-five 3 16th July 1999 – the sixteenth of July nineteen ninetynine 4 31st March 2012 – the thirty-first of March two thousand and
twelve 5 11th October 1789 – the eleventh of October seventeen
eighty-nine
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Key Expressions
8 1 e 2 a 3 c 4 d 5 b
9 1 Suddenly 2 When 3 front 4 middle 5 Honestly
10 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 C 6 A 7 A
11 1 7 2 7 3 3 4 3 5 3 6 7 7 7
12 1 B 2 C 3 C 4 B 5 A 6 A
13 1 saw 2 creature 3 normal 4 curious 5 decided 6 a lot of
14 1 B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 C
Writing
15 1 a 2 to 3 when 4 good 5 to 6 at 7 lives 8 won
16 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
One day last December I was riding my bicycle home.
It was very cold and it was beginning to snow.
I was cycling fast and singing Christmas songs.
Suddenly I saw an old man in the middle of the road.
He was wearing funny, old-fashioned clothes and a big hat with
a feather.
6 He ran towards me with his hands in the air.
7 I stopped my bike.
8 I felt very scared.
Modules 05–06 Progress Test 3A Key
Vocabulary
1 1 comedian 2 magician 3 juggler 4 storyteller 5 actor
6 singer
7 gymnast
2 1 audience 2 paint 3 skirt 4 victim 5 young 6 happy
7 woollen
3 1 black 2 fat 3 long 4 blond 5 plump 6 slim 7 straight
8 dark
4 1 at 2 to 3 on 4 out 5 into
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Grammar
5 1 C 2 B 3 C 4 B 5 A 6 B 7 B 8 A 9 C 10 A
6 1 can’t do 2 mustn’t show the audience 3 have to practise
4 don’t have to spend 5 too young to drive
7 showed my friend 8 have never been
6 mp3 player for me
Key Expressions
7 1 e 2 a 3 g 4 i 5 j 6 f 7 h 8 d 9 b
Listening
8 1 3 2 7 3 3 4 3 5 7 6 3 7 7 8 3 9 7 10 7
9 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 B
Reading
10 1 to 2 after 3 races 4 performed 5 then 6 trapeze
7 animals 8 gymnastic
11 1 A 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 C
6 B
7 B
8 A
Writing
12 1 during 2 suddenly 3 before 4 When 5 Then
13 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
My best friend’s name is Angela.
She’s fifteen years old, one year older than me.
We first met when we started school.
She’s taller than I am.
She’s very slim, slimmer than me.
She’s got very long, blond hair. She wears it in a ponytail.
She wears braces and she loves wearing earrings.
Her eyes are light blue and they are very big.
She usually wears very fashionable clothes and colourful hats.
She’s a very kind and friendly person and she laughs a lot.
Modules 05–06 Progress Test 3B Key
Vocabulary
Key Expressions
6 1 a 2 e 3 c 4 f 5 b
7 1 should do (some) exercise 2 shouldn’t eat lots of cakes
3 should go swimming 4 should see a doctor
5 shouldn’t drive to work
Listening
8 1 7 2 7 3 3 4 7 5 3 6 7 7 3
9 1 beach 2 (beach) volleyball 3 Spain 4 swimming pool
5 rained
6 East
7 hot
8 cycling
Reading
10 1 activities 2 experienced 3 after 4 Many 5 youngest
6 at
7 the
8 if
11 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 C 5 B 6 C 7 A
Writing
12 1 ’ 2 . 3 ! 4 . 5 ’ 6 ? 7 ’ 8 . 9 ? 10 ,
13 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Last year I went on holiday to America.
It was a horse-riding holiday in Montana.
My family came with me and we all rode.
We rode wonderful horses and saw the beautiful mountains
I think it was the best holiday I’ve ever been on.
Next year I’m going to Australia.
We’re going on a diving holiday on the Gold Coast.
I’m going to go with four of my friends.
We’re going to dive over the Great Barrier Reef and visit some of
the islands.
10 It will probably be a really adventurous holiday.
Modules 07–08 Progress Test 4B Key
Vocabulary
1 1 storyteller 2 actor 3 comedian 4 magician 5 singer
1 1 dangerous 2 surfing 3 adventure 4 palm 5 amusement
2 1 audience 2 paint 3 skirt 4 victim 5 young 6 happy
2 1 digital camera 2 artificial intelligence 3 ancient 4 time travel
3 1 straight 2 dark 3 curly 4 black 5 fat 6 long 7 blond
3 1 wonderful 2 unpleasant 3 friendly 4 uncomfortable
6 gymnast
7 juggler
7 woollen
8 plump
4 1 to 2 on
3 out
4 on
3 don’t have to spend 4 showed my friend 5 can’t do
6 have to practise 7 too young to drive 8 mp3 player for me
Key Expressions
7 1 Let’s 2 haven’t 3 Shall we 4 help you 5 What size
8 okay
9 suits you
Listening
8 1 7 2 3 3 7 4 3 5 3 6 7 7 3 8 3 9 7 10 3
9 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 C
Reading
10 1 loved 2 that 3 races 4 performed 5 performers
6 shows 7 animals 8 costumes
11 1 C 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 A
8 C
Writing
12 1 suddenly 2 before 3 during 4 Then 5 When
13 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
8 camping
9 polar
10 drive
5 wireless headset
5 exciting
4 1 B 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 C 9 B 10 A 11 A
5 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 B 6 C 7 A 8 B 9 B 10 C
6 1 mustn’t show the audience 2 have never been
7 Here you
7 battery
Grammar
5 into
Grammar
6 would you
6 enjoyable
My best friend’s name is Angela.
She’s fifteen years old, one year older than me.
We first met when we started school.
She’s taller than I am.
She’s very slim, slimmer than me.
She’s got very long, blond hair. She wears it in a ponytail.
She wears braces and she loves wearing earrings.
Her eyes are light blue and they are very big.
She usually wears very fashionable clothes and colourful hats.
She’s a very kind and friendly person and she laughs a lot.
Modules 07–08 Progress Test 4A Key
12 C
13 B
14 C
5 1 breaks 2 go 3 will buy 4 loses 5 is 6 won’t get
Key Expressions
6 1 a 2 f 3 b 4 c 5 e
7 1 shouldn’t eat lots of cakes 2 shouldn’t drive to work
3 should see a doctor 4 should go swimming
5 should do (some) exercise
Listening
8 1 3 2 3 3 7 4 3 5 7 6 7 7 7
9 1 brother 2 snorkelling 3 a house 4 near his
5 went sightseeing
6 home
7 her sister
8 the woods
Reading
10 1 skills 2 snorkelling 3 guides 4 countryside 5 oldest
6 organising
7 meet
8 information
11 1 B 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 A 6 A 7 C
Writing
12 1 ! 2 ’ 3 . 4 ’ 5 ? 6 , 7 . 8 . 9 ? 10 ,
13 [sample answer]
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Last year I went on holiday to America.
It was a horse-riding holiday in Montana.
My family came with me and we all rode.
We rode wonderful horses and saw the beautiful mountains
I think it was the best holiday I’ve ever been on.
Next year I’m going to Australia.
We’re going on a diving holiday on the Gold Coast.
I’m going to go with four of my friends.
We’re going to dive over the Great Barrier Reef and visit some of
the islands.
10 It will probably be a really adventurous holiday.
Vocabulary
1 1 adventure 2 dangerous 3 drive 4 battery 5 polar 6 palm
7 amusement
8 enjoyable
9 camping
10 surfing
2 1 ancient 2 time travel 3 artificial intelligence 4 wireless headset
5 digital camera
3 1 uncomfortable 2 friendly 3 unpleasant 4 exciting
5 wonderful
Grammar
4 1 A 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 C 11 B
12 B
13 A
14 B
5 1 is 2 will buy 3 go 4 won’t get 5 breaks 6 loses
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Quick Tes
1
Vocabulary
Grammar
1
4
Communication Complete the sentences with
the words in the box. There is one extra word.
Alicia 1
(come) from
(love) sports,
Leeds. She 2
especially tennis and basketball. She
3
(go) to the sports centre
every Saturday morning with her friends. Alicia
4
(not go) swimming, but
5
(use) the gym.
she often
e-card landline letters
networking skype
1
2
3
4
I talk to my friend in the USA on
and I can see her, too!
My mum hates mobile phones – she prefers to
.
use a
My best friend sent me an
for my birthday.
Do you belong to any social
sites?
/4
2
Personality Adjectives Sort the letters to
make personality adjectives.
Carol is a very 1
(dyrinelf)
2
(dink) person. She
and
3
(odyom),
can be a bit
(unfyn)
but she’s also very 4
and she makes us all laugh. I’m a very
5
(dytuni) person –
I never make my bed. I’m also a very
6
(thones) person – I never
tell lies.
/5
5
1
2
3
4
Adverbs of Frequency Order the words in the
sentences.
1
go / my / never / dancing / parents
2
you / often / go / shopping? / do / how
3
often / we / listen / to the radio
4
uses / hardly / she / the Internet / ever
5
walk / you / to school? / always / do
/5
6
/6
3
Present Simple Complete the paragraph with
the verbs in the Present Simple.
Phrasal Verbs Choose the correct words.
Questions in the Present Simple Write
questions and answers. Use the Present
Simple.
you / like / coffee? (✗)
Do you like coffee?
No, I don’t.
I don’t go out / over with my friends every
Saturday.
I look after / in the dog at weekends.
Do you get out / on with your sister?
I can wait for / to you. It’s okay.
Helen / play / chess? (✓)
1
2
they / do / their homework / every evening? (✓)
/4
3
4
he / play football / at the weekend? (✗)
5
6
Lydia and Kate / meet / in town / every
Saturday? (✗)
7
8
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Xxxxxxxx
Tes 1
Sentence builder
7
1
2
3
4
Adjectives and Prepositions Match the
sentence halves.
I’m good
a) like geography
much.
b) art very much.
John is interested
c) in history.
They like
d) at languages.
We don’t
/4
Key Expressions
8
Preferences Complete the sentences with the
words in the box.
can’t stand doesn’t like
doesn’t mind loves
1
2
3
4
She ()
hip hop music.
She thinks it’s horrible.
tennis. She plays
She ()
every day.
pop music. She
She ()
doesn’t listen to it.
doing the washingShe ()
up, but she prefers cooking.
/4
TOTAL
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Quick Tes
2
2
Vocabulary
1
Jobs Look at the pictures. Write the names of
the jobs.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Food and Drink Sort the letters to make food
and drink words.
eshece
cei ramec
thourgy
whidansc
trifu
blevestage
incheck stungeg
/7
Grammar
1
3
Present Simple and Present Continuous
Read the sentences. Choose the best answer
(A, B or C).
1
A What
?
B My homework.
A do you
B are you doing
C do you do
?
2 A Where
B In a Chinese restaurant.
A does he work
B is he working
C he works
three languages.
3 My best friend
A speaks
B is speaking
C speak
to the head teacher now.
4 They
A talk
B are talking
C talking
in Scotland.
5 John
A live
B is living
C lives
for the bus. Let’s stop and
6 Look! They
take them to school.
A are waiting B wait
C don’t wait
? It’s great.
7 What’s that CD you
A play
B are playing
C do play
to his friends on Facebook every
8 He
evening.
A is chatting B chat
C chats
today? Is it fish curry?
9 What
A does Mum cook
B cooks Mum
C is Mum cooking
a test.
10 Please be quiet. They
A are taking
B take
C taking
2
3
4
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5
/5
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Quick Tes 2
4
Articles Complete the text with a, an, the or
nothing (–).
We don’t like staying at 1
home on
Friday evenings, so we always go to 2
restaurant in town for dinner. Our favourite
Italian restaurant. 4
restaurant is 3
waiters are
food is always amazing and 5
6
hospital
very friendly. My cousin is in
food there is
this week and he says 7
home as
terrible. He wants to come 8
soon as possible.
/8
Sentence Builder
5
1
2
3
4
5
Key Expressions
6
At a Café Choose the correct words.
Caroline I’m starving. Oh good, here’s the waiter.
Waiter
/ Do I help you?
Caroline Yes, please. Can I 2eat / have a pizza,
please?
Richard The 3same / like for me and a bottle of
mineral water, please.
Waiter
And what 4do / would you like to eat?
William A tuna sandwich and some orange juice
for me, please.
Waiter
so and because Complete the sentences with
so or because.
1Can
Is 5that / it everything?
/5
TOTAL
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We’re walking to school
It’s his birthday
having a party.
We don’t play chess
it’s boring.
It’s late
getting a taxi home.
I need some money
I’m selling my bike.
our car isn’t working.
he’s
we are
/5
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Quick Tes
3
Vocabulary
Grammar
1
3
Dates Write the dates.
We write:
04/12/2001
We say:
I1
(meet) my best
friend, Joshua, at university. He
2
(be) born in Kenya, East
3
(come) to
Africa and
England when he was eighteen. We both
4
(study) electronics and we
5
(get) our first jobs in
both
the same computer company. We
6
(not like) our jobs very
(leave)
much, so we 7
after one year to start our own electronics
company. Last year we 8
(go) to Canada to open a new office. We also
9
(have) a short holiday
10
(return) home.
before we
2
1
31/10/1999
4
3
22/05/1973
6
5
03/08/2011
8
7
/8
2
Common Verbs Complete the sentences with
the verbs in the box.
get
1
2
3
4
5
6
go
have
read
Jack and Sarah
cinema every Saturday.
Alex can
I can’t
party.
We never
They usually
for their homework.
I want to
tomorrow.
see
Past Simple Complete the text with the verbs
in the Past Simple.
wear
to the
/ 10
Spanish very well.
that dress to the
4
lunch at school.
good marks
1
the new film
2
Questions in the Past Simple Read the text
in Exercise 3. Read the answers and write
questions.
?
In Kenya.
?
When he was eighteen.
/6
3
?
Electronics.
4
?
In the same company.
5
?
After one year.
6
?
Because they didn’t like the job.
/6
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Quick Tes 3
Sentence Builder
5
1
2
3
Verbs with to Complete the second sentence
so that it means the same as the first. You
must use the word in brackets.
He first used a computer when he was four
years old. (started)
He
We went camping. We decided on Friday.
(decided)
We
They couldn’t open the door without a key.
(try)
They
.
.
.
/3
6
1
2
3
in and with Complete the sentences with in
or with.
My friend is the boy
the black
sweater.
the red hair?
Who’s that
the blue eyes
His sister is the girl
and brown hair.
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Key Expressions
7
Describing Photos Choose the correct words.
1This
/ It is the class photo. You can see me
/ on the back because I’m one of the tallest
boys in the class. All the teachers are in the
3right / middle and the headmaster is 4in / on
the right. The girls are sitting down in front of
the teachers.
2at
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Vocabulary
Grammar
1
4
1
2
3
4
5
Creatures Complete the words for creatures.
She’s got a fish’s tail.
m
She can fly and wears a big black hat.
w
He comes from a strange planet.
a
She can fly and do magic.
f
He has sharp teeth and doesn’t like the sun.
v
Last night I 1walked / was walking home along
our road when I 2heard / was hearing footsteps
behind me. I 3looked / was looking round,
but there was nothing there. My heart 4beat
/ was beating very fast when, suddenly I 5felt
/ was feeling a hand on my shoulder. I 6was
starting / started to run. I finally reached my
house. I 7tried / was trying to open the door
when I 8saw / was seeing a shadow. I looked
round and saw that my neighbour 9stood / was
standing behind me! He 10had / was having an
envelope in his hand. ‘You dropped this. I tried
to attract your attention, but you ran away!’
/5
2
The Senses Complete the sentences with the
words in the box.
hear
1
2
3
4
5
see
smell
taste
/ 10
touch
Eat these cakes. They
wonderful.
it.
Open your eyes. Then you can
you.
Speak up. I can’t
the food. Your hands aren’t
Don’t
clean.
this perfume? It’s lovely.
Can you
5
1
2
3
/5
3
1
2
3
4
5
4
Adjectives Match the adjectives (1–5) with
their opposites (a–e).
enormous
horrible
strange
dangerous
dirty
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Past Continuous and Past Simple Choose the
correct words.
5
nice
clean
safe
small
normal
some, any, a lot of and no Complete the
sentences with any, some, a lot of or no.
Did he have
mineral water?
compass on the
There was
boat, so he didn’t know where he was.
money;
That man has got
I think he’s a millionaire.
fantasy books.
We’ve got
There must be hundreds here.
food in the boat,
He had
but very little.
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6
Possessive Adjectives and Possessive
Pronouns Choose the correct words.
These aren’t 1my / mine shoes – they’re 2your
/ yours. And the trainers are John’s. 3His / Him
shoes are much bigger than 4ours / our. And
Carol’s shoes are red. These are 5her / hers.
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Key Expressions
7
Telling stories Complete the story with the
words in the box.
honestly
one day
suddenly
then
when
1
last summer, I was
visiting a 400-year-old house near where
I live. I walked into one of the bedrooms
I felt very cold.
and 2
I wanted to leave, but I couldn’t move!
3
I saw a light just above
the bed. I thought someone was carrying a
torch, but there was nobody else in the room.
The light started to move towards me. I was so
thought I was
scared that I 4
going to faint. I closed my eyes and waited,
but nothing happened. 5
I opened them again, there was no light.
/5
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Vocabulary
Grammar
1
3
Performers Complete the words for
performers.
1
He’s a great c
e
and makes
everybody laugh.
at the
2 The children loved the l w
circus.
pulled a rabbit out of
3 The m g
a hat.
l
was amazing – he kept ten
4 The j
balls in the air.
in that TV drama series.
5 He’s an a c
c
wore beautiful pink
6 The d
dresses and ballet shoes.
g
.
7 I want to be a pop s
y t
opened the
8 The s
book and began to read.
n
9 He’s not moving at all. He’s a h
.
st
and she won a medal
10 She’s a y m
in the Olympics.
/ 10
2
Phrasal Verbs Complete the sentences with
the words in the box. You can use some words
more than once.
down
1
2
3
4
5
into
on
together
can, can’t, have to and not have to Choose the
correct words.
At my new school everyone 1has to / can wear
a uniform. It’s not very modern and we look
horrible in it. But on Fridays we 2can’t / don’t
have to wear the uniform and 3can / have to
wear our own clothes if we prefer. Of course,
everyone wears their own clothes on Fridays!
There are lots of other rules as well. You 4don’t
have to / can’t run in the corridors and you
5can / have to get up when a teacher comes
into the room. We 6can’t / don’t have to eat
food in our classrooms, but we 7can’t / can eat
it out in the school hall or the playground. We
8 can / have to be in school by eight o’clock
every morning and if we are late we 9can /
have to explain to the class why. We 10can’t
/ can play football on the field outside if we
want to, but we 11can / have to wear our sports
shoes to go on the grass. We 12can / have to
be back in the classroom at half past one for
afternoon lessons. After school we 13can / have
to do different activities if we like. We 14can’t /
don’t have to do these activities, but it’s great
fun and all my friends do them.
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Don’t stand on the table! Get
right now!
with our friends for
We got
dinner.
with my sister.
I don’t get
the car with us.
The dog got
a special
His money goes
bank account.
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4
Prepositions Complete the sentences with the
words in the box.
about
1
2
3
4
5
6
at
for
from
to
What is he listening
What are they laughing
What are you talking
Who are you waiting
What are we looking
Where do you come
?
?
?
?
?
?
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Key Expressions
5
Suggestions Match the sentence halves.
1
Why don’t
2
Shall we
3
Let’s
4
Would you like
5
What about
a) to come to our
party?
b) writing the
invitations now?
c) we go to the
cinema tonight?
d) arrange a party for
Rosetta’s birthday.
e) do our homework
together tonight?
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3
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
Appearance Sort the letters to make
appearance words.
do
She’s a very
(trepty) girl.
(yurcl) hair.
He’s got short
My teeth stick out, so I wear
(bascre) on them.
(egratene). He’s only
He’s a
fifteen, but he looks older.
(edy) my hair
I’m going to
blue!
/5
2
Verbs Complete the sentences with the words
in the box. There is one extra word.
1
2
3
4
5
Clothes Look at the pictures. Write the names
of the clothes.
find
look
put
shave
I have to
the first pair of jeans.
My little brother can’t
his shoelaces.
I always
shop before I buy them.
My friend has
weight.
He wanted to
charity.
try
out who designed
up
on clothes in the
on a lot of
his head for
/5
Grammar
4
Present Perfect Complete the dialogues with
the verbs in the Present Perfect.
Tom
1
1
(you / be) to the
cinema this week?
2
Mick
, but I want to
No, I 2
the see the new vampire film with Jamie
(win) a lot
Esteban. It 3
of awards.
Kim
Oh no! My brother 4
(fall) off his bike! He
(hurt) himself.
Tina
6
Kim
No, I don’t think so.
Lily
7
5
(he / break) his leg?
3
(you / lose) something?
Harry Yes, I 8
I9
for it.
Lily
4
10
if she
11
(lose) my mobile.
(look) everywhere
(you / ask) your mum
(see) it?
Harry Yes, I have.
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5
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5
1
2
3
4
Key Expressions
must and mustn’t Complete the sentences
with must or mustn’t.
You
wake George up. He’s
really tired and needs to sleep.
get the tickets for the
We
concert today.
He wants to be in the football team, so he
practise more.
ride her bike without a
She
helmet. It’s too dangerous.
/4
8
Shopping Match the questions (1–4) with the
responses (a–d).
1
Can I help you?
2
What size
are you?
Can I try this on?
What about
this one?
3
4
a) Sure, the
changing room’s
over there.
b) No, it’s not big
enough.
c) Small.
d) Yes, I’m looking
for a coat.
/4
Sentence Builder
6
1
2
3
to and for Rewrite the sentences with to or for.
I sent Danny an e-card.
I sent
She bought me a present.
She bought
They wrote me a letter.
They wrote
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.
.
.
/3
7
1
2
3
too and enough Complete the second
sentence so that it means the same as the first.
You must use the word in brackets.
The trousers weren’t long enough. (short)
The trousers
My hair is too light. (dark).
My hair
The car is not cheap enough. (expensive)
The car
.
.
.
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Vocabulary
Grammar
1
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Technology Match the words to make
compound nouns.
Blu-ray
mobile
tablet
memory
pen
wireless
home cinema
digital
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
camera
computer
system
disc
headset
charger
drive
stick
will for predictions Complete the dialogues
with will or won’t.
Jen
Do you think it
this evening?
Ann
No, it
2
3
1
rain
, but it
be cold, so take a coat.
Jen
4
Ann
No, I 5
wear my coat, I’ll
wear my hoodie. It’s very warm.
Tim
Do you think you 6
married in five years’ time?
Dave
Of course not. I 7
married until I’m thirty.
Tim
you do if
What 8
you meet a nice girl at university?
9
you ask her to wait
for years?
Dave
Yes, I
you take one?
/8
2
Adjectives Complete the sentences with the
words in the box.
uncomfortable unfriendly unhappy
unknown unpleasant unusual
1
2
3
4
5
6
He was an
actor until last
year when he won the Oscar.
I’ve lost my wallet. I’m very
because now I can’t go shopping.
. It’s very
This book is very
different from most of his books.
I can’t sit in this chair. It’s very
.
– he never
That boy is very
speaks to anyone.
It rained and I was bored – it was a very
experience.
/6
10
be
be
!
/ 10
4
will for predictions Order the words in the
sentences.
1
be / here / in ten minutes / will / he
2
sunny / be / tomorrow? / it / will
3
to see / won’t / they / my photos / have time
4
she / at the party / be / next week? / will
5
us / will / Jenny / to see / very happy / be
6
a Blu-ray Disc? / your mum / buy you / will
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Sentence Builder
5
How …? Complete the questions with the
words in the box. There is one extra word.
big
1
2
3
4
5
fast
high
long
many
old
A How
is that building
over there?
B About fifty metres, I think.
is your new house?
A How
B It’s huge.
have you been
A How
here?
B Two hours.
people went to
A How
the party?
B A lot.
is your new car?
A How
B It goes at about 180 kilometres per hour.
/5
Key Expressions
6
Asking for tourist information Match the
questions (1–5) to the responses (a–e).
1
2
3
4
5
How can I help you?
What would you like to know?
How do we get to the museum?
Where can we catch the bus?
Are the fares the same for students
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
No, there’s a student discount.
Just outside the office.
We’d like some information about the town.
It’s best to take the bus.
Something about the museum.
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8
3
Vocabulary
1
Holiday Activities Look at the pictures. Write
the names of the activities.
1
2
3
4
5
Opinion Adjectives Write the adjective form
of the nouns.
beauty
danger
enjoy
north
health
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Grammar
1
4
Arrangements and Intentions Look at Danny’s
diary for next week and write sentences.
Use the Present Continuous and going to.
DAY
TIME
ARRANGEMENTS INTENTIONS
Monday
10.30
meet Fred and
George
Tuesday
12.00
have lunch with help them in
grandparents
garden
Wednesday
11.00
visit museum
for school
project
meet Susan
sometime
today
Thursday
16.00
play football
prepare for
English test
Friday
18.00
clean bedroom
help
sister with
homework
2
3
On Monday Danny is
4
buy football
boots
sometime
today
meeting Fred and
George at 10.30.
Then he’s going to buy some football boots.
1
On Tuesday
.
2
Then
.
5
3
On Wednesday
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2
1
2
3
4
5
Verbs Complete the sentences with go, go to,
stay at or play.
When did you last
volleyball?
an amusement
Did you
park when you were there?
skiing.
In winter we often
the same hotel.
We always
the mountains.
They often
/5
.
4
Then
.
5
On Thursday
.
6
Then
.
7
On Friday
.
8
Then
.
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5
Future Conditional Complete the sentences
with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
A When 1
project?
B
A
(you / finish) your
If I 2
I3
afternoon.
What
4
5
(work) very hard,
(finish) it tomorrow
(happen) if you
(not finish) it tomorrow
My teacher 6
with me and I 7
any marks for it.
7
Advice Write sentences with should or
shouldn’t.
I’m hungry.
have / a sandwich
1
I feel sick.
go / the doctor
2
My head hurts.
watch / so much TV
3
Someone stole my money. tell / the police
4
I’m tired.
5
It’s John’s birthday today. buy / him a present
You should have a sandwich.
afternoon?
B
Key Expressions
(be) very angry
(not get)
/7
go to bed / so late
Sentence Builder
6
/5
How much and How many Write questions
with How much or How many and are there or
is there.
TOTAL
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books / on the table?
How many book are there on the table?
1
polar bears / in the Arctic?
2
ice / on the road?
3
hotels / in the town?
4
snow / on the mountain?
5
people / in your group?
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Module 1 Quick Test Answer Key
1
2
3
4
5
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
7 1
8 1
skype 2 landline 3 e-card 4 networking
friendly 2 kind 3 moody 4 funny 5 untidy 6 honest
out 2 after 3 on 4 for
comes 2 loves 3 goes 4 doesn’t go 5 uses
My parents never go dancing.
How often do you go shopping?
We often listen to the radio.
She hardly ever uses the Internet.
Do you always walk to school?
Does Helen play chess?
Yes, she does.
Do they do their homework every evening?
Yes, they do.
Does he play football at the weekend?
No, he doesn’t.
Do Lydia and Kate meet in town every Saturday?
No, they don’t.
d 2 c 3 b 4 a
can’t stand 2 loves 3 doesn’t like 4 doesn’t mind
Module 2 Quick Test Answer Key
1 1 shop assistant 2 taxi driver 3 mechanic 4 lorry driver
5 plumber
2 1 cheese 2 ice cream 3 yoghurt 4 sandwich 5 fruit
3
4
5
6
6
1
1
1
1
vegetables 7 chicken nuggets
B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 C 6 A 7 B 8 C 9 C 10 A
– 2 a 3 an 4 The 5 the 6 – 7 the 8 –
because 2 so 3 because 4 so 5 so
Can 2 have 3 same 4 would 5 that
Module 3 Quick Test Answer Key
1 1 4th December 2001 2 the fourth of December two thousand and
2
3
4
5
6
7
one 3 31st October 1999 4 the thirty-first of October nineteen
ninety-nine 5 22nd May 1973 6 the twenty-second of May nineteen
seventy-three 7 3rd August 2011 8 the third of August two
thousand and eleven
1 go 2 read 3 wear 4 have 5 get 6 see
1 met 2 was 3 came 4 studied 5 got 6 didn’t
like 7 left 8 went 9 had 10 returned
1 Where was Joshua born? 2 When did he come to England?
3 What did they (both) study (at university)? 4 Where did they get
their first jobs? 5 When did they leave the company? 6 Why did
they leave the company?
1 started to use a computer when he was four years old 2 decided
to go camping on Friday 3 tried to open the door without a key
1 in 2 with 3 with
1 This 2 at 3 middle 4 on
Module 7 Quick Test Answer Key
1 1 d 2 f 3 b 4 h 5 g 6 e 7 c 8 a
2 1 unknown 2 unhappy 3 unusual 4 uncomfortable
5 unfriendly
6 unpleasant
3 1 will 2 won’t 3 will 4 Will 5 won’t 6 will 7 won’t
8 will
9 Will
10 will
4 1 He will be here in ten minutes.
2
3
4
5
6
5 1
6 1
Will it be sunny tomorrow?
They won’t have time to see my photos.
Will she be at the party next week?
Jenny will be very happy to see us.
Will your mum buy you a Blue-ray Disc?
high 2 big 3 long 4 many 5 fast
c 2 e 3 d 4 b 5 a
Module 8 Quick Test Answer Key
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
5 1
4
6 1
2
3
4
5
7 1
2
3
4
5
snorkelling 2 sailing 3 sightseeing 4 climbing 5 surfing
play 2 go to 3 go 4 stay at 5 go to
beautiful 2 dangerous 3 enjoyable 4 northern 5 healthy
Danny is having lunch with his grandparents.
he’s going to help them in the garden.
Danny is visiting the museum for a school project.
he’s going to meet Susan.
Danny is playing football.
he’s going to prepare for an English test.
Danny is cleaning his bedroom.
he’s going to help his sister with her homework.
will you finish/are you going to finish 2 work 3 will finish
will happen 5 don’t finish 6 will be 7 won’t get
How many polar bears are there in the Arctic?
How much ice is there on the road?
How many hotels are there in the town?
How much snow is there on the mountain?
How many people are there in your group?
You should go to the doctor.
You shouldn’t watch so much TV.
You should tell the police.
You shouldn’t go to bed so late.
You should buy him a present.
Module 4 Quick Test Answer Key
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
6
5 1
6 1
7 1
mermaid 2 witch 3 alien 4 fairy 5 vampire
taste 2 see 3 hear 4 touch 5 smell
d 2 a 3 e 4 c 5 b
was walking 2 heard 3 looked 4 was beating 5 felt
started 7 was trying 8 saw 9 was standing 10 had
any 2 no 3 a lot of 4 a lot of 5 some
my 2 yours 3 His 4 ours 5 hers
One day 2 suddenly 3 Then 4 honestly 5 When
Module 5 Quick Test Answer Key
1 1 comedian 2 clowns 3 magician 4 juggler 5 actor
6 dancers
7 singer
8 storyteller
9 human statue
10 gymnast
2 1 down 2 together 3 on 4 into 5 into
3 1 has to 2 don’t have to 3 can 4 can’t 5 have to 6 can’t
7 can 8 have to 9 have to 10 can 11 have to
13 can 14 don’t have to
4 1 to 2 at 3 about 4 for 5 at 6 from
5 1 c 2 e 3 d 4 a 5 b
12 have to
Module 6 Quick Test Answer Key
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
1
1
1
1
5
9
1
1
1
1
pretty 2 curly 3 braces 4 teenager 5 dye
hoodie 2 tie 3 T-shirt 4 woollen hat 5 baseball cap
find 2 do 3 try 4 put 5 shave
Have you been 2 haven’t 3 has won 4 has fallen
has hurt 6 Has he broken 7 Have you lost 8 have lost
have looked 10 Have you asked 11 has seen
mustn’t 2 must 3 must 4 mustn’t
an e-card to Danny 2 a present for me 3 a letter to me
were too short 2 isn’t dark enough 3 is too expensive
d 2 c 3 a 4 b
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Progress Test 1
Exercise 9
Ethan:
Student A and Student B
Hi! My name’s Ethan and I’m fourteen. I’m from London like
my mum and dad, but my grandparents are from Jamaica. I’m
into chess and music. I love hip hop and rap. I can write songs
and they’re not bad.
Grace:
Hello! I’m Grace and I’m fifteen years old. I’m a Londoner, but
my parents aren’t. My dad’s Turkish and my mum’s Irish. I can
speak Turkish and English. My interests? I like dancing and
I’m really interested in sport. Chelsea is my favourite team.
Lydia:
My name’s Lydia. I’m fourteen and I’m from London. My
dad’s a Londoner, but my mum’s Polish. My brother, Joe, and I
can speak Polish, but our dad can’t. What am I into? My hobby
is photography and I have got a lot of old cameras. I’m
interested in art too, but I’m not very good at drawing.
Rory:
I’m Rory and I’m fourteen. I’m a Londoner too, but my parents
are from Scotland. I’m into science and technology – I like
computers and I’ve got lots of computer games. I’m also into
music and I can mix songs on my computer.
Exercise 10
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Man:
Jane:
Hello, Norah’s Nosebag. Can I help you?
Hi. I’d like to order some food to take away, please.
Okay. What would you like?
Right. I’d like a hot dog and – no, not a hot dog – a kebab. And one
burger. And one pizza.
Any chips?
Yes. Three portions, please. No, two.
Two portions of chips.
Yes. That’s right.
Anything else?
Can we have ice-cream as a take away?
Yes, you can.
Oh, great. Have you got chocolate?
Yes. Large or small?
Large. One large one, please. And two small ones.
Any drinks?
Yes, two orange juices, please – and a cola. No, one orange juice, an
apple juice and a cola.
Progress Test 2
Exercise 10
Reader:
Gandhi was born in India in 1869. Parents usually chose a wife
for boys when they were very young. Gandhi got married in
New Challenges 2 Tests Audioscript
1883 to Kasturba, a fourteen-year-old girl. Their marriage
lasted over fifty years and they had four children.
In 1888 Gandhi went to London to study law. He graduated
successfully and in 1891 returned to India. He worked as a
lawyer, and in 1893 went to work in South Africa. In South
Africa he first saw discrimination against the Indian and black
population. Gandhi protested against this discrimination, but it
was always non-violent protest. He was put in prison for
organising the protests.
In 1915 Gandhi returned to India. India was a British colony
then. Gandhi began his campaign of ‘civil disobedience’ and
non-violent protest against the British. He wanted
independence for India, but in 1922 he went to prison again,
this time for two years.
When the Second World War started in 1939, Gandhi wanted
Indian independence in return for helping Britain in the war.
After the war, India finally became an independent country in
1947. However, Gandhi was shot in 1948 when he was walking
in his garden.
Exercise 11
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Jenny:
Harry:
Hi, Jenny. How are you?
Fine thanks, Harry. Hey! Did you see the horror film last night?
Do you mean Ghost Story? Yes, I did. I thought it was brilliant.
Really? I thought it was stupid. I can’t stand films like that.
So why did you watch it?
My sister wanted to see it. She thought it was really scary.
What kind of films do you like, then?
I like stories about aliens and UFOs. They’re exciting. But they’re not
true, so I don’t get scared. Close Encounters is good. It was on TV the
other night. Did you see it?
No, I didn’t. Well, I saw the first ten minutes. I don’t really like that
kind of film.
Why? Do you think it’s stupid?
No, not stupid. But it’s old. The little boy in that film is probably a
grandfather now. I don’t like watching films when I know the story –
when I know what happens. Anyway, I like horror films.
I don’t. They’re too scary.
No, they aren’t! They’re so stupid, you can’t really believe in them.
They’re just funny.
Progress Test 3
Exercise 8
New Challenges 2 Tests Audioscript
1
I’m Jonathan. I don’t work every day, but when I have a job I usually get up late and
try to have a relaxing day, because it’s very tiring. I go to the theatre about five. I put
on my costume before the make-up people start on me. It takes a long time. The play
starts at 7.30 and finishes three hours later. I get home at about one in the morning,
but then it’s difficult to sleep.
2
I’m Emma and I’ve got a fantastic job. I love everything about it. I love wearing the
crazy clothes and crazy make-up. I love doing tricks and throwing water around. Most
of all, I love making kids laugh.
3
My name’s Steve and I’m a student, really. This is a weekend job. I’m a Roman
soldier. I always stand in the same place. It’s in a very busy street and there are
always a lot of people everywhere. I usually get quite a lot of money. One time, a
little girl tried to push me off the box. But usually the kids are nicer than that.
4
My name’s Marion. My job is quite unusual, really. I often go into schools. I usually
work with young children, but sometimes I go into secondary schools, too. I also
work in libraries, usually on Saturday mornings. Sometimes I go to children’s parties.
The children are usually noisy and excited at the beginning, then they get quieter and
quieter and start to listen. It’s wonderful.
Exercise 9
1
Interviewer:
What does your sister look like?
Boy:
Well, she’s got long, curly, brown hair. She’s got brown eyes
and she wears glasses. She’s older than me – she’s sixteen.
2
Interviewer:
What does your boyfriend look like?
Girl:
Er, well, I think he’s good-looking. He’s got black hair and big,
brown eyes. He’s got a long nose and face. He’s eighteen, a
year older than me.
3
Interviewer:
What does your girlfriend look like?
Boy:
Well, I haven’t got a regular girlfriend, but I sometimes go out
with Natalie. She’s slim and she’s got long, straight hair. She’s
blond. She’s got blue eyes. She wears braces.
4
Interviewer:
What does your brother look like?
Girl:
He’s fourteen. He’s got dark hair and brown eyes. He’s a bit
plump, I suppose. He’s got a great smile!
5
Interviewer:
What does your best friend look like?
New Challenges 2 Tests Audioscript
Boy:
He’s really tall for his age. He’s got short brown hair and
brown eyes. He’s a great basketball player.
6
Interviewer:
What does your best friend look like?
Girl:
She’s a year younger than me, that’s sixteen. She’s quite slim.
She’s very pretty, I think. She’s got long, red hair and brown
eyes. She always wears earrings and often borrows mine!
Progress Test 4
Exercise 8
Woman:
Good morning. Can I help you?
Man:
Yes, I’d like some information about tickets for a theatre tour,
please.
Woman:
Certainly. Adult tickets are ten pounds fifty and for children
under fifteen years old, it’s six pounds fifty. And if you see a
play, there’s a two pound discount.
Man:
No, we aren’t going to see a play. We just want to do the tour.
Woman:
That’s okay. Have you got any children under five years old?
Man:
Yes, we have, actually.
Woman:
Well, it’s free for them.
Man:
So we don’t have to pay for our three-year-old. That’s good!
Sorry, I didn’t write the prices down; can you repeat them,
please?
Woman:
Of course: ten pounds fifty for adults, six pounds fifty for
children aged five to fifteen.
Man:
Ten pounds fifty ... six pounds fifty. And free for children
under five. Do we need to book?
Woman:
For groups of fewer than fifteen people, you don’t need to
book.
Man:
No, we’re not a big group so that’s okay. And, er, we’d like to
come early. What time do the tours start?
Woman:
At nine thirty every day of the week.
Man:
Half past nine, seven days a week.
Woman:
That’s right.
Man:
Just one more question: we’ll probably get the bus. Which
buses stop near the theatre?
Woman:
There are lots ... let me see ... numbers forty-five, sixty-three,
one hundred ...
Man:
That’s plenty, thanks! And thank you for all your help.
Woman:
Not at all.
New Challenges 2 Tests Audioscript
Exercise 9
1
Boy:
We had a great time last summer. We went to Cornwall. That’s
in the south west of England. We stayed at a campsite near the
beach. The campsite was okay. We went to the beach almost
every day. I played beach volleyball with my brother and my
dad. Some days we went snorkelling. That was great fun and
we saw some amazing fish!
2
Girl:
I had a good time last summer. We went to stay with my uncle.
He’s got a house in Spain. It’s in the mountains near Madrid.
The weather was great, as usual. There’s a swimming pool near
his house and we went swimming almost every day. It rained
on a couple of days and we went sightseeing in Madrid.
3
Girl:
We didn’t go away last summer. We stayed at home. I live in a
village in Norfolk – that’s in the east of England. It’s a great
place! My sister and I did lots of different things. It was hot so
we went swimming in the river a lot. It was great, but the water
was very cold! We also went cycling in the woods. There are
some amazing woods near here!
Module 1 Tes
Student A
2
Vocabulary
1
Complete the words.
u s e
my 1m
e to send
2
x
to my friends. It’s a great way
to keep in touch without a computer. I don’t
r , only to my
send many 3 l
grandparents. My brother sends a lot of
4
m
s from his computer and when
it’s his birthday, all his friends send him
5
-c
d s.
I often
Look at the pictures. Write the names of
the interests and games.
music
/5
3
1
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Robert comes B Wales, but he lives
1
London now with his family. London is
the capital of the United Kingdom and it has
over 7.5 million people.
a population 2
3
a very large school 4
the
He goes
5
in sports like football, rugby
city. He’s
and cricket and he plays in the school football
and is good
team. He’s also very hard-6
7
history, English, geography and maths.
boy, too, and everybody
He is a very 8
on well with all
laughs at his jokes. He 9
them
his friends and he always looks 10
when they need help.
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
4
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
to
in
in
with
at
mad
work
at
shy
goes
at
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
from
at
to
to
of
good
working
in
funny
puts
after
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
in
with
of
in
in
interested
worked
for
lazy
gets
for
/ 10
5
/5
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Language
5
Grammar
4
Look at the table. Write questions and answers
about Ethan and Grace. Use How often and
adverbs of frequency.
Ethan
Grace
talk to their cousins
use the Internet
chat on Facebook
send e-cards
20%
100%
40%
60%
40%
60%
80%
0%
write letters
0%
20%
Complete the text with the verbs in the Present
Simple.
Hi Alicia,
This is a typical school day for me. I get up
(get up) at seven o’clock, but I 1
(not eat) breakfast before I go to school.
2
(you / eat) breakfast every
3
(not leave) the
morning? I
house before quarter to eight every morning
(start)
because school 4
at eight o’clock and my mum drives me to
school. My best friend, Isabel, 5
(not like) maths, so I help her. 6
(your best friend / help) you in class? Isabel
7
(love) chemistry and I don’t
like it, so she helps me in chemistry. We
8
(not like) our geography
teacher, but we like all the other teachers.
How often do they talk to their cousins?
Ethan hardly ever talks to his cousins.
Grace sometimes talks to her cousins.
1
2
3
/8
4
5
Communication
6
6
7
8
Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the
box.
a lot can’t good hate idea
into like love mind What
9
10
interested
11
A
Do you
12
B
They’re okay. I don’t 1
playing
computer games, but I prefer chess. I play
.
chess 2
A
Chess? That’s boring. I 3
B
Well, it can be boring if you’re not very
at it. 5
about sports?
Do you like playing sports?
/ 12
like
playing computer games?
stand chess.
4
A
playing sports –
Oh yes, I 6
football and basketball. But I never play
tennis. It’s really difficult. I 7
playing tennis! And you?
B
water sports. I go
I’m really 8
swimming every week and in summer I go
snorkelling. My brother and I are
9
in all the fish we see. Why don’t
you come swimming with me?
A
Good
10
. I’d love to.
TOTAL
/ 10
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Module 1 Tes
Student B
2
Vocabulary
1
Complete the words.
My brother s e n d s a lot of
1
m
s from his computer and when
it’s his birthday, his friends send him
2 -c
d s. I often use my 3m
e
4
x
to my friends. It’s a great
to send
way to keep in touch without a computer. I
r , only to my
don’t send many 5l
grandparents.
Look at the pictures. Write the names of
the interests and games.
music
/5
3
1
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Robert comes B Wales, but he lives
1
London now with his family. London is
the capital of the United Kingdom and it has
over 7.5 million people.
a population 2
3
a very large school 4
the
He goes
5
in sports like football, rugby
city. He’s
and cricket and he plays in the school football
and is good
team. He’s also very hard-6
7
history, English, geography and maths.
boy, too, and everybody
He is a very 8
on well with all
laughs at his jokes. He 9
them
his friends and he always looks 10
when they need help.
2
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
4
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
to
at
of
to
at
interested
work
at
shy
goes
after
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
from
in
to
with
in
good
worked
in
lazy
gets
at
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
in
with
in
in
of
mad
working
for
funny
puts
for
/ 10
5
/5
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Language
5
Grammar
4
Look at the table. Write questions and answers
about Ethan and Grace. Use How often and
adverbs of frequency.
Ethan
Grace
talk to their cousins
send e-cards
write letters
chat on Facebook
20%
0%
20%
60%
40%
20%
60%
40%
use the Internet
80%
100%
Complete the text with the verbs in the Present
Simple.
Hi Alicia,
is
This
a typical school day for me.
1
(get up) at seven o’clock
I
(eat) my
every morning and I 2
3
(you
breakfast. What time
4
/ get up) in the morning? I
(leave) the house at quarter to eight. My mum
(drive) me to school.
usually 5
At school, my best friend, Caroline Williams,
6
(help) me with my maths.
7
(you / like) maths? I hate it.
8
(love) chemistry, but
Caroline
I don’t like it, so she helps me in chemistry.
How often do they talk to their cousins?
Ethan hardly ever talks to his cousins.
Grace sometimes talks to her cousins.
/8
1
2
3
Communication
4
6
5
6
Complete the dialogue with the phrases in the
box.
about am at don’t good hate
in like playing prefer stand
7
8
A
B
9
10
11
A
12
/ 12
B
A
B
A
like
Do you
playing computer games?
1
mind playing
They’re okay. I
2
chess.
computer games, but I
I play chess a lot.
Chess? That’s boring. I can’t 3
chess.
Well, it can be boring if you’re not very good
4
it. What 5
sports? Do you like playing sports?
sports –
Oh yes, I love 6
football and basketball. But I never play
tennis. It’s really difficult. I
7
playing tennis! And you?
8
really into water sports. I
I
go swimming every week and in summer I go
snorkelling. My brother and I are interested 9
all the fish we see. Why don’t
you come swimming with me?
10
idea. I’d love to.
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 2 Tes
Student A
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4
Complete the words for jobs.
Her mother is a d o c t o r . She works at
the hospital.
d
v
. He
Her father is a l r
drives for hours every day.
t
c
.
His uncle is an e
Maybe he can fix our TV.
e
r in a big
My sister is a s
company.
Those people are o f
s.
w r
? Can he fix
Is your cousin a d n
my teeth?
rdr
. She
My aunt is a h
always does my hair.
Lydia wants to be a
o
c
when she
p l
leaves school.
Oh no! The washing machine is broken. Call
mb
.
the
5
6
7
8
/8
2
Look at the pictures. Write the names of
the food.
chicken nuggets
1
2
/8
3
Choose the correct words.
We live in a very friendly neighbour /
neighbourhood and we often 1have / get parties
together. We have great 2fun / rest at our
parties. My best friend, Juan, lives in the same
street. He’s from Spain and is 3virtual /
bilingual. He speaks Spanish and English, but
he speaks English with a Spanish
4accent / accident. Sometimes our parents
order food from the 5takeaway / giveaway
shop. My favourite is chicken nuggets and
chips. Juan and I often play The Sims 3
computer game in the evening. We like it
because it’s very 6normal / realistic.
/6
3
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Language
Grammar
4
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Present Simple or Present Continuous.
are having
A
Isn’t this a great party? We
(have) great fun.
B
Yes, it’s fantastic. Helen always 1
(have) a big party for her birthday. Where is
she?
A
Helen? She 2
Look at Lenny! What
wear)?
B
(dance) with Lenny.
(he /
3
(love)
It’s his pirate costume. He 4
wearing costumes! And look! There’s Sue. She
5
(wear) a cat costume.
6
A
I’m thirsty.
water?
B
(drink) this
No, thanks. I 7
orange juice. It’s really delicious. Where’s your
brother? Is he here today?
A
(you / want) some
Yes, he is. He’s out in the garden with some
(play) football.
other boys. They 8
Let’s go and see them.
/8
5
Read the letter. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Hi Tom,
I’m on holiday in A Spain with my
at his grandparents’
friend, Juan. We 1
2
house is very beautiful.
house.
3
great time here. At the
We’re having
4
in a fantastic restaurant
moment we
sea. Juan’s grandparents 6
by 5
here every week for Sunday lunch. Juan
7
me Spanish. I’m not very good at it,
8
a lot of fun learning. We usually
but I
breakfast early and then we go
have 9
it’s too hot to stay at
to the beach 10
11
home. The waiter is here with the
12
I have to stop now.
food,
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
B the
B staying
B A
B the
B are sitting
B the
B do come
B teaches
B am having
B the
B so
Ba
B but
–
stay
The
–
sit
–
are coming
teach
having
–
but
–
so
C a
C are staying
C Some
C a
C sat
C a
C come
C is teaching
C don’t have
C a
C because
C the
C because
/ 12
Communication
8
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box. There is one extra word.
can drink for help like same
that welcome would you
Waiter
Can
Hello.
1
I help
?
Sally
Yes, please. I’d 2
nuggets and a salad, please.
Anthony
The 3
Waiter
chicken
for me, please.
And what
4
5
you like to
?
Sally
A bottle of water, please.
Anthony
An orange juice
please.
Waiter
Is 7
Sally
Yes, thanks.
Waiter
You’re
6
me,
everything?
8
.
/8
TOTAL
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Module 2 Tes
Student B
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Complete the words for jobs.
5
Her mother is a d o c t o r . She works at
the hospital.
Our dog broke her leg. We must take her to
.
the v
c
r. She works at
My mum is a t
Abbey School.
a
will fix our car.
The m
e
r in a big
My sister is a s
company.
rdr
. She
My aunt is a h
always does my hair.
d
v
. He
Her father is a l r
drives for hours every day.
Oh no! The washing machine is broken. Call
mb
.
the
t
c
.
His uncle is an e
Maybe he can fix our TV.
/8
2
Look at the pictures. Write the names of
the food.
chicken nuggets
1
6
7
8
/8
3
Choose the correct words.
We live in a very friendly neighbour /
neighbourhood and I know all the children in
my street. My best friend, Juan, is also my
1next / next-door neighbour. His mother is a
2taxi driver / teacher at our school, too. Juan’s
father and mother are from Spain and they
speak English with a Spanish 3accent / accident.
Juan speaks English and Spanish, so he is
4virtual / bilingual. Juan and I often play The
Sims 3 computer game. We like it because it’s
very 5normal / realistic. Sometimes we order
food from the 6takeaway / giveaway shop. My
favourite is chicken nuggets and chips.
/6
2
3
4
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Language
Grammar
4
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Present Simple or Present Continuous.
A
has
Helen always
(have) a big party
for her birthday. Isn’t it fantastic?
B
Yes, I
B
Where is Helen?
A
Helen? She’s over there. Look – she
2
(talk) to Lenny.
B
What 3
A
I4
1
5
(have) great fun.
(you / drink)?
(drink) orange juice.
(you / want) something to
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
–
stay
Some
–
sit
the
come
teach
am having
the
but
the
because
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
the
are staying
A
a
sat
–
do come
is teaching
having
–
because
a
but
a
staying
The
the
are sitting
a
are coming
teaches
don’t have
a
so
–
so
/ 12
drink?
Communication
B
Yes, please. I’m thirsty. I’d like some cola.
A
I6
B
Thanks. I 7
(wear) my dad’s suit
and my grandfather’s hat! Your costume is
great, too.
A
(love) your costume.
I’m a ghost! My sister is a ghost, too. She
8
(have) a mask the same as
mine.
/8
5
8
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box. There is one extra word.
can for help is like me
what would you you’re
1
Waiter
Hello. Can I
Sally
Yes, please. I 2
like
chicken nuggets and a salad, please.
Anthony The same
Read the letter. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
Waiter
Hi Tom,
I’m on holiday in A Spain with my
at his grandparents’
friend, Juan. We 1
2
house is very beautiful.
house.
3
great time here. At the
We’re having
in a fantastic restaurant
moment we 4
sea. Juan’s grandparents 6
by 5
here every week for Sunday lunch. Juan
7
me Spanish. I’m not very good at it,
a lot of fun learning. We usually
but I 8
9
breakfast early and then we go
have
it’s too hot to stay at
to the beach 10
11
home. The waiter is here with the
I have to stop now.
food, 12
Sally
And
you?
3
4
5
me, please.
would you
to drink?
A bottle of water, please.
Anthony An orange juice for
please.
Waiter
7
Sally
Yes, thanks.
Waiter
8
6
,
that everything?
welcome.
/8
TOTAL
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Module 3 Tes
Student A
2
Vocabulary
1
Write the dates.
25/03/2011
We write:
got had left read
went wore wrote
25th March 2011
He
fourteen.
We say:
the twenty fifth of March two thousand
and eleven
1
23/08/2006
2
18/01/1891
3
14/10/1921
4
27/02/1641
5
30/04/2012
Complete the sentences with the words in the
box.
left
saw
school when he was
1
I
sunglasses yesterday
because it was very sunny.
2
He
parents.
3
They
4
I
about Penelope Cruz in
that new magazine.
5
We
last week.
a party for her birthday
6
We
last night.
the Oscars on television
7
Carol
Saturday.
to the cinema last
a postcard to his
married in 1992.
/7
6
3
11/05/2020
1
/6
2
3
4
5
6
Complete the words.
Basketball is the most p o p u l a r sport in
my country.
She doesn’t eat meat. She’s a
n.
v
t for
My friend gave me a lovely p
my birthday.
m
Penelope Cruz liked to d
during lessons.
My uncle has two daughters. I get on really
s.
well with my c
y is when I was about
My earliest m
three years old.
y work in
She does a lot of c
Uganda.
/6
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Language
Grammar
Communication
4
6
A
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Past Simple.
Where
did you go
1
B
I
School.
A
2
B
No, I
(you / go) to school?
(you / like) school?
.I
(be) bored and I
(hate) maths and English.
4
5
A
When 6
were good at art?
B
(have) a big
We 7
competition to design a poster for the school
(win). The
play. My design 8
9
(send) it to a
art teacher
10
national competition. I
(get) second prize and a scholarship to art
school.
(you / know) you
(sell) one of your
And you 11
paintings for $1 million last year!
B
Yes, I
it.
12
. I still can’t believe
/ 12
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
We decided B a surprise birthday party for
our friend, Jane. Her birthday is 1
21st
2
3
in London
1998.
October. She
4
forty invitations and all her friends
We
black jeans
came to the party. Jane 5
6
dance at seven
and a silver top. We
7
stop until ten o’clock! It
o’clock and we
8
the best party ever.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
have
at
was born
on
read
wore
start
don’t
was
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
to have
in
is born
in
got
wears
started to
not
got
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
/5
7
A
5
at the pictures from the party.
Look
1
The girl
the middle is Jane and the
2
the left is Joshua. I like him a
boy
3
the glasses is Michael.
lot. The boy
the
He plays the guitar. The girl 4
pink top is Susan. She’s one of my best friends.
5
the back you can see Jane’s parents.
(go) to Green Valley
3
Complete the sentences with at, in, on or with.
Complete the sentences with the words in the
box.
at
in
front
A
Can I look
B
1
A
right
that’s
at
this
with
your photos?
is a photo of my
grandparents at their house.
Who is the woman on the
? Next to your
grandmother?
2
B
3
A
Who’s the man at the
the photo?
B
the glasses? That’s
The one 5
the
my uncle Tom. And 6
middle, between my grandparents, is their
dog, Hector.
my aunt Shelley.
4
of
/6
TOTAL
/ 50
having
on
born
at
wrote
weared
started
didn’t
had
/8
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Module 3 Tes
Student B
2
Vocabulary
1
Write the dates.
25/03/2011
We write:
got had left read
went wore wrote
25th March 2011
We say:
1
the twenty fifth of March two thousand
and eleven
1
15/06/2003
2
3
2
01/11/1821
4
3
4
Complete the sentences with the words in the
box.
5
16/07/1945
6
7
30/08/1542
saw
left
He
school when he was
fourteen.
a postcard to his
He
parents.
a party for her birthday
We
last week.
to the cinema last
Carol
Saturday.
sunglasses yesterday
I
because it was very sunny.
the Oscars on television
We
last night.
married in 1992.
They
about Penelope Cruz in
I
that new magazine.
/7
5
6
3
03/01/2013
27/12/2000
1
2
/6
3
4
5
6
Complete the words.
Basketball is the most p o p u l a r sport in
my country.
y is when I was about
My earliest m
three years old.
y work in
She does a lot of c
Uganda.
My uncle has two daughters. I get on really
s.
well with my c
She doesn’t eat meat. She’s a
n.
v
t for
My friend gave me a lovely p
my birthday.
m
Penelope Cruz liked to d
during lessons.
/6
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Language
Grammar
Communication
4
6
A
Complete the dialogue with the verbs in the
Past Simple.
Did you go
at the pictures from the party.
Look
1
The girl
the pink top is Susan. She’s
the
one of my best friends. The boy 2
glasses is Michael. He plays the guitar. The girl
3
the middle is Jane and the boy
4
the left is Joshua. I like him a lot.
5
the back you can see Jane’s parents.
(you / go) to Green Valley
School?
B
A
B
Yes, I 1
How many years
to that school?
I3
.
2
A
B
Why?
I5
(not like) the lessons. I
(not be) very good at
6
A
B
A
B
(you / go)
(be) there for five years. I
(hate) it!
4
maths or English.
(you / know) you
When 7
were good at art?
(paint) a picture in art
I8
9
class and my teacher
(send) it to a national competition. I
10
(win) second prize and a
scholarship to art school.
(earn)
And last year you 11
$1 million for your paintings!
(get) a lot of money
Yes, I 12
for my paintings last year. I still can’t believe it.
/ 12
5
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
have
on
born
on
wrote
wears
start
don’t
got
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
to have
in
is born
at
got
wore
started
didn’t
was
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
/5
7
Complete the sentences with the words in the
box.
at
at
aunt
in
is
at
on
that’s
A
Can I look
B
This 1
a photo of my
grandparents at their house.
the
Who is the woman 2
right? Next to your grandmother?
Sarah.
That’s my 3
4
the front
Who’s the man
of the photo?
The one with the glasses? 5
the
my Uncle Tom. And 6
middle, between my grandparents, is their
dog, Hector.
A
B
A
B
your photos?
/6
We decided B a surprise birthday party for
our friend, Jane. Her birthday is 1
21st
in London 3
1998.
October. She 2
forty invitations and all her friends
We 4
black jeans
came to the party. Jane 5
6
dance at seven
and a silver top. We
stop until ten o’clock! It
o’clock and we 7
8
the best party ever.
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
Complete the sentences with at, in, on or with.
TOTAL
/ 50
having
at
was born
in
read
weared
started to
not
had
/8
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Module 4 Tes
Student A
3
Vocabulary
1
Choose the correct words.
Alex was shut in a dark / clean room with
no light and he was getting very 1nervous /
strange. He was playing hide-and-seek when
his friend locked him in the basement room.
He was wearing his coat, but he felt 2cold /
round. It was a 3safe / scary place to be. He
knew that his friend kept his pet snake in
this room. It was a 4dirty / huge python about
two metres 5long / large. He was getting very
6hungry / angry with his friend for locking him
in there and he started shouting loudly. His
friend knew that Alex thought snakes were
7horrible / enormous creatures. There was
nothing to eat and Alex was 8hungry / scary.
He also felt very 9dangerous / tired and wanted
to sleep. But he didn’t want to fall asleep with
that snake somewhere in the room. Then, just
next to his right hand he heard a 10round /
strange noise …
Look at the pictures. Write the names of the
creatures.
sea monster
1
2
3
/ 10
4
Grammar
4
5
Complete the text with the verbs in the Past
Simple or Past Continuous.
The Mystery of the Mary Celeste
6
/6
2
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box.
hear
A
B
A
B
A
see
smell
taste
touch
hear
that noise? I think
Did you
someone’s in the room with us.
No, I can’t hear anything and I can’t
1
anything because there’s
no light in the room.
perfume. Can you?
I can 2
No, I can’t, but I’ve found some chocolate. Why
it? It’s delicious.
don’t you 3
4
it. It might be
No! Don’t
dangerous.
/4
On 7th November 1872, Captain Benjamin
left
Briggs and his ship, the Mary Celeste,
(leave) New York in order to travel to Italy.
(carry) barrels of American
The ship 1
(have) a crew of
alcohol and it 2
seven and two passengers, Captain Briggs’ wife
(sail) in
and daughter. Another ship 3
that area and its captain, David Morehouse,
4
(find) the Mary Celeste on 4th
(float) out of
December. The ship 5
6
(watch) the
control. He and his crew
Mary Celeste for about two hours but there
was no sign of life. Finally, Captain Morehouse
7
(send) some of his men to the
Mary Celeste in a small boat. They 8
(discover) that the clock and compass 9
(not work) and the only lifeboat
(the people /
wasn’t there. Where 10
go)? No one knows what happened.
/ 10
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Language
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
I C home one night 1
a strange
2
stones in
thing happened. There were
to move
the middle of the road and I 3
them. Everything was silent and there weren’t
4
people around. There was 5
light because the clouds were covering the
wind and the trees
moon. There was 6
were almost breaking as the wind got stronger.
Suddenly, I heard a scream. It was really scary
back into the car. I was very
and I 7
. I picked up
frightened and my hands 8
my mobile phone to call for help, but there
signal. I 10
what to do.
wasn’t 9
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
drove
suddenly
a lot
stop
any
no
any
jumped
shake
any
knows
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
am driving
when
some
stopping
some
any
a lot of
jump
shaked
a lot of
don’t know
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
was driving
then
any
stopped
no
some
no
was jumping
were shaking
some
didn’t know
/ 10
Communication
6
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
hers
his
mine
my
A
Can you help me to find
I can’t find it anywhere.
B
Is this
A
No, that’s not
it was 3
1
your
yours
my
bag?
bag?
2
. I thought
.
B
No, my bag’s black. This one is blue. Maybe it’s
Kate’s bag.
A
No, it’s not 4
bag home. I saw her with it.
B
Oh, I know. David has a blue bag like this one.
.
It must be 5
A
Well, that’s fine. We’ve found David’s bag, but
where’s mine?!
. She took her
/5
7
Choose the correct words.
Hi Mary,
I had a great / dirty day yesterday. Let me tell
you what happened. It was 1like / as this. I was
watching TV in the evening when 2honestly /
suddenly my name appeared on the TV! I was
surprised, but I didn’t think it was me when
the presenter said that I was a winner.
3When / Then I remembered that I had entered
a competition. I didn’t believe it at first, but
4in the end / like this the TV company phoned
me. I won €15,000 and a trip to Disneyland!
5After / Then all that excitement, my parents
took me out for dinner to celebrate. Do you
want to come with us to Disneyland?
/5
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 4 Tes
Student B
3
Vocabulary
1
Choose the correct words.
Alex was shut in a dark / clean room with
no light and he was getting very 1nervous /
strange. He was playing hide-and-seek when
his friend locked him in the basement room.
He was wearing his coat, but he felt 2cold /
round. It was a 3safe / scary place to be. He
knew that his friend kept his pet snake in
this room. It was a 4dirty / huge python about
two metres 5long / large. He was getting very
6hungry / angry with his friend for locking him
in there and he started shouting loudly. His
friend knew that Alex thought snakes were
7horrible / enormous creatures. There was
nothing to eat and Alex was 8hungry / scary.
He also felt very 9dangerous / tired and wanted
to sleep. But he didn’t want to fall asleep with
that snake somewhere in the room. Then, just
next to his right hand he heard a 10round /
strange noise …
Look at the pictures. Write the names of the
creatures.
sea monster
1
2
3
/ 10
4
Grammar
4
5
Complete the text with the verbs in the Past
Simple or Past Continuous.
The Mystery of the Mary Celeste
6
/6
2
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box.
hear
A
B
A
B
A
see
smell
taste
touch
hear
that noise? I think
Did you
someone’s in the room with us.
No, there’s nobody here, but I can
1
perfume. Can you?
No, I can’t, but I’ve found some chocolate. Why
it? It’s delicious.
don’t you 2
it. It might be
No! Don’t 3
dangerous.
Let’s leave here. It’s scary and dark. I can’t
4
anything because there’s
no light in the room.
/4
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On 7th November 1872, Captain Benjamin
left
Briggs and his ship, the Mary Celeste,
1
(leave) New York. The ship
(sail) to
2
(have) a crew of seven and
Italy. It
two passengers, Captain Briggs’ wife and
(carry) lots of
daughter and it 3
barrels of American alcohol. On 4th December
the captain of another ship, David Morehouse,
4
(see) the Mary Celeste. He
5
(think) it looked strange and he
6
(send) his men in a small boat to
(float) out of
have a look. The ship 7
control and there were no people on the Mary
(discover) that the
Celeste. The men 8
9
(not work) and
clock and compass
the only lifeboat wasn’t there. What
10
(happen)? Nobody knows.
/ 10
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Language
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
I C home one night 1
a strange
2
stones in
thing happened. There were
to move
the middle of the road and I 3
them. Everything was silent and there weren’t
4
people around. There was 5
light because the clouds were covering the
wind and the trees
moon. There was 6
were almost breaking as the wind got stronger.
Suddenly, I heard a scream. It was really scary
back into the car. I was very
and I 7
. I picked up
frightened and my hands 8
my mobile phone to call for help, but there
signal. I 10
what to do.
wasn’t 9
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
drove
B
when
B
a lot
B
stopped
B
no
B
any
B
a lot of
B
jump
B
shake
B
some
B
didn’t know B
am driving
suddenly
any
stopping
some
no
any
jumped
were shaking
a lot of
don’t know
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
was driving
then
some
stop
any
some
no
was jumping
shaked
any
knows
/ 10
Communication
6
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
his
A
mine
my
your
I like
our
your
yours
bag. It’s really nice.
1
B
Thanks.
me for my birthday.
A
Is this silver mobile
B
No, it’s my brother’s. I use it sometimes, but
.
it’s actually 3
A
I love silver-coloured mobiles.
is silver, too. I bought it
last year.
sister gave it to
2
, too?
4
B
Come on. Let’s go. We are late for
5
lesson.
/5
7
Choose the correct words.
Hi Mary,
I had a great / dirty day yesterday. Let me tell
you what happened. It was 1as / like this. I was
watching TV in the evening when 2quickly /
suddenly my name appeared on the TV! I was
surprised, but I didn’t think it was me when
the presenter said that I was a winner.
3Then / Like this I remembered that I had
entered a competition a few weeks ago. I
didn’t believe it at first, but 4when / in the end
the TV company phoned me. I won €15,000
and a holiday to Disneyland! 5After / Then all
that excitement, my parents took me out for
dinner to celebrate. Do you want to come
with us to Disneyland?
/5
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 5 Tes
Student A
2
Vocabulary
1
Choose the correct words.
We were looking at / up when we saw one of
Look at the pictures. Write the names of the
performers.
the trapeze artists fall. We all screamed and
waited 1for / with him to crash to the ground,
dancer
but he had an elastic rope around him and we
all laughed 2up / at our fear when we realised
that he was safe. The performers came
3from
/ to Russia and they were amazing.
They all got 4down / together when they were
1
very young and trained for years to do the
show. We talked 5for / about the show for days
afterwards. It was really brilliant. When the
acrobat got 6on / together the swing high in the
air we thought he was going to fall as he did
2
his tricks. But he didn’t and when he got
7into
/ down at the end we all clapped and
cheered loudly.
/7
3
3
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
charity disaster earthquake
famine fund-raising victims
4
A
B
A
5
B
6
A
B
7
A
Did you hear about the terrible
earthquake in New Zealand? It
destroyed roads, bridges and buildings.
?
Were there many 1
Luckily only about 200 people were hurt. But
for them.
it was a big 2
Well at least they have food over there. In
because
Africa, there is a 3
the weather is so hot and dry and there is no
food.
That’s terrible, too. We should give some
that’s helping
money to a 4
all these people.
That’s a good idea. And there’s going to be a
5
concert to collect money
for them. Why don’t we buy tickets for that?
All right.
/5
8
/8
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Language
Grammar
A
How much
4
B
€50 for the course.
A
I5
Rewrite the sentences. Use can, can’t or the
correct form of have to.
It’s necessary for dancers to practise every day.
Dancers have to practise every day.
1
to the circus this
2
3
on the grass.
You
It’s okay to take photos here.
4
You
photos here.
It’s okay not to wear a school uniform.
5
You
a school
uniform.
It’s okay to have a party next Monday.
6
a party next
He
Monday.
It’s not necessary for her to cook for me.
7
She
Wear trainers in the gym.
8
We
trainers in the
gym.
Finish your homework tonight.
9
I
tonight.
It’s okay to help.
A
What time does it start?
B
You 11
be there at six o’clock.
12
come in
If you’re late, you
because the teacher locks the door.
/ 12
Communication
A
for me.
B
A
B
A
B
me.
You
It’s not possible to get there by train.
A
there by train.
Complete the dialogue with can, can’t or the
correct form of have to.
A
Are you starting your new yoga class today?
Can
I come with you?
B
Yes, no problem.
A
What
B
You 2
wear any special clothes,
just something that you find comfortable. You
3
move easily if you’re wearing
something that’s very tight and uncomfortable.
1
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box. There is one extra word.
about cool how idea let’s
shall what why would
/ 10
5
pay €50. I haven’t got it.
I pay each time I go?
Yes, you 7
. You 8
pay
for the whole course today. If you want, you
9
pay €5 each lesson. Or you
10
pay €20 every two weeks.
6
my homework
We
pay?
B
It’s not possible to go to the circus this
weekend.
We
weekend.
Don’t walk on the grass.
10
6
4
B
A
right
Hi, Sarah. What are you doing this
evening?
Nothing much.
1
you like to come to the circus
with me?
. I love the circus.
Okay, 2
3
don’t we ask John and Peter to
come, too?
!5
I phone
Good 4
them now?
getting the
Yes. And what 6
tickets? Do we need to book?
phone the boys first,
I think so. 7
so we know how many tickets to buy.
.
All 8
/8
TOTAL
/ 50
wear?
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Module 5 Tes
Student B
2
Vocabulary
1
Choose the correct words.
We were looking at / up when we saw one of
Look at the pictures. Write the names of the
performers.
the trapeze artists fall. We all screamed and
waited 1at / for him to crash to the ground,
dancer
but he had an elastic rope around him and we
all laughed 2at / on our fear when we realised
that he was safe. They performers all got 3out /
together when they were very young and
trained for years to do the show. The
1
performers came 4of / from Russia and they
were amazing. When the acrobat got
5on
/ through the swing high in the air we
thought he was going to fall as he did his
tricks. But he didn’t and when he got 6into /
2
down at the end we all clapped and cheered
loudly. We talked 7for / about the show for
days afterwards. It was really brilliant.
/7
3
3
Complete the dialogue with the words in
the box.
charity disaster earthquake
famine fund-raising victims
4
A
B
5
A
B
6
A
7
B
A
B
Did you hear about the terrible
earthquake in New Zealand? It
destroyed roads, bridges and buildings.
for
Yes, it was a terrible 1
2
?
them. Were there many
Luckily only about 200 people were hurt.
We should give some money to a
3
that’s helping the people
there.
That’s a good idea. And there’s going to be a
4
concert to collect money
for them, too. Why don’t we buy tickets for
that?
All right.
At least they have food in New Zealand. In
because
Africa, there is a 5
the weather is so hot and dry and there is no
food.
That’s terrible, too.
/5
8
/8
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Language
Grammar
4
Rewrite the sentences. Use can, can’t or the
correct form of have to.
It’s necessary for dancers to practise every day.
1
Don’t walk on the grass.
A
B
A
2
You
on the grass.
Finish your homework tonight.
B
3
I
my homework
tonight.
It’s okay not to wear a school uniform.
4
a school
You
uniform.
It’s okay to have a party next Monday.
5
a party next
He
Monday.
It’s not necessary for her to cook for me.
6
for me.
She
It’s okay to take photos here.
photos here.
A
7
You
It’s okay to help.
me.
8
You
Wear trainers in the gym.
B
A
9
We
trainers in the
gym.
It’s not possible to get there by train.
Dancers have to practise every day.
10
/ 12
Communication
6
to the circus this
B
A
B
A
B
/ 10
5
Complete the dialogue with can, can’t or the
correct form of have to.
A
Are you starting your new yoga class today?
Can
I come with you?
B
A
B
Yes, no problem.
What time does it start?
be there at six o’clock. If
You 1
come in because
you’re late, you 2
the teacher locks the door.
wear?
What 3
4
wear any special clothes,
You
A
B
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box. There is one extra word.
about all don’t good how
let’s like okay shall what
there by train.
We
It’s not possible to go to the circus this
weekend.
We
weekend.
just something that you find comfortable.
move very easily if
You 5
you’re wearing something that’s tight or
uncomfortable.
pay?
How much 6
€50 for the course.
pay €50. I haven’t got it.
I7
8
I pay each time I go?
9
. You 10
pay
Yes, you
for the whole course today. If you want, you
11
pay €5 each lesson. Or you
12
pay €20 every two weeks.
A
Hi, Sarah. What are you doing this
evening?
Nothing much.
to come to the circus
Would you 1
with me?
2
, cool. I love the circus.
3
we ask John and Peter to
Why
come, too?
4
idea! 5
I phone
them now?
getting the
Yes. And what 6
tickets? Do we need to book?
phone the boys first,
I think so. 7
so we know how many tickets to buy.
8
right.
/8
TOTAL
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Module 6 Tes
Student A
3
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Complete the words.
I like the blue j e a n s that woman is
wearing.
n
s for the
Have you got your t
sports lesson?
c
s i at the
He always wears a t
weekends.
She’s gone to the dentist to get her
e fixed.
b
g h , black hair. I
He’s got lovely s
don’t like curly hair.
I can’t see very well, so I wear
s
.
g
w it
I cut my hair, but now I want to g
back again.
h
t s in my
I’ve put blond h
hair.
/7
2
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
I saw a very C boy in the park this
afternoon. He was wearing a T-shirt and black
hat. Under the hat he
jeans and a red 1
2
, black hair. I don’t like boys who
had
3
their heads! I don’t think his hair was
it black.
its natural colour. I think he 4
5
6
skin and large,
eyes. He
He had
7
, but they didn’t hide his
was wearing
and
lovely eyes. He was very tall and 8
he was carrying a guitar. His finger nails were
them. His left
black, too. I think he 9
10
and he was wearing a silver
ear was
earring.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
pretty
long
long
cut
cuts
short
blue
braces
slim
dyes
pierced
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
teenager
fair
old
dye
dyes
pale
blonde
glasses
long
paints
hooded
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
good-looking
woollen
slim
shave
shaves
curly
fair
earrings
light
highlights
shaved
1
2
3
4
5
Complete the sentences with one word from
each box. You can use some words more than
once.
do
fell
find
off
on
out
put
try
up
put on
I always
make-up in the
morning.
his shoelaces.
He can’t
about the town’s
What did you
history for our project?
that jumper in the
Did you
shop?
a lot of weight last year.
She
her bike and hit her
Helen
head.
/5
Grammar
4
Complete the dialogues with the verbs in the
Present Perfect.
Have you read
A
(you / read) this book?
B
Yes, it’s very good. 1
the film of the book?
A
.I3
No, I 2
(read) his other two books, though.
A
John 4
lottery!
B
I bet he
A
6
No, he
(not buy) anything
yet. He’s going to give some of it to charity,
though.
A
You
7
8
(you / see)
(win) £1,000 on the
5
(spend) it already.
(lose) weight.
(you / be) on a diet?
B
No, but I 9
(start) playing tennis
twice a week. What about you? You look
different.
A
I 10
like it?
(dye) my hair black. Do you
/ 10
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Language
5
Choose the correct words.
I have started / start a new school, but it 1is /
has got a lot of rules. The teacher gave 2to us /
us a book with all the rules in. There are so
many pages and there are 3too / enough many
rules to remember. We 4must / mustn’t learn
them all by tomorrow! For example, we
5must / mustn’t run in the corridors and we
6must / mustn’t give our homework in on time.
My memory isn’t good 7too / enough to
remember all the rules in the book by
tomorrow. I 8try / have tried to learn them, but
it’s impossible.
/8
Communication
6
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
Complete the dialogue. Write one word for
each space.
Can
I help you?
for a skirt like this.
Yes, I’m 1
2
are you?
What
Medium.
would you like?
What 3
it in pink?
Have you 4
5
.
Yes, we
6
?
Can I try it
7
is over
Sure. The changing
there.
for
Do you think the colour is 8
me?
you. Would you
Yes, it really 9
like a top to go with it?
No, thanks. I’ll just take the skirt. How
10
is it?
€35.
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 6 Tes
Student B
3
Vocabulary
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Complete the words.
I like the blue j e a n s that woman is
wearing.
h
t s in my
I’ve put blond h
hair.
g h , black hair. I
He’s got lovely s
don’t like curly hair.
I cut my hair, but now I want to g _ _ w it
back again.
c
s i at the
He always wears a t
weekends.
She’s gone to the dentist to get her
e fixed.
b
n
s for the
Have you got your t
sports lesson?
I can’t see very well, so I wear
s
.
g
/7
2
Read the text. Choose the best answer (A, B
or C).
I saw a very C boy in the park this
afternoon. He was wearing a T-shirt and black
hat. Under the hat he
jeans and a red 1
2
, black hair. I don’t like boys who
had
3
their heads! I don’t think his hair was
it black.
its natural colour. I think he 4
5
6
skin and large,
eyes. He
He had
7
, but they didn’t hide his
was wearing
and
lovely eyes. He was very tall and 8
he was carrying a guitar. His finger nails were
them. His left
black, too. I think he 9
10
and he was wearing a silver
ear was
earring.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
pretty
woollen
slim
shave
dyes
short
fair
glasses
long
dyes
hooded
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
teenager
fair
old
dye
cuts
curly
blonde
braces
slim
highlights
pierced
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
good-looking
long
long
cut
shaves
pale
blue
earrings
light
paints
shaved
1
2
3
4
5
Complete the sentences with one word from
each box. You can use some words more than
once.
do
fell
find
off
on
out
put
try
up
put on
I always
make-up in the
morning.
about the town’s
What did you
history for our project?
his shoelaces.
He can’t
a lot of weight last year.
She
her bike and hit her
Helen
head.
that jumper in the
Did you
shop?
/5
Grammar
4
A
Complete the dialogues with the verbs in the
Present Perfect.
You
have lost
(lose) weight.
(you / be) on a diet?
2
(start) playing tennis
No, but I
twice a week. What about you? You look
different.
(dye) my hair black. Do you
I3
like it?
1
B
A
A
B
A
A
B
A
4
(you / read) this book?
(you / see)
Yes, it’s very good. 5
the film of the book?
.I7
No, I 6
(read) his other two books, though.
(win) £1,000 on the
John 8
lottery!
(spend) it already.
I bet he 9
10
(not buy) anything
No, he
yet. He’s going to give some of it to charity,
though.
/ 10
/ 10
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Language
5
Choose the correct words.
I have started / start a new school, but it 1is /
has got a lot of rules. The teacher gave a book
with all the rules in 2to us / us. And guess
what? We 3must / mustn’t learn them all by
tomorrow! There are 4too / enough many rules
to remember. For example, we 5must / mustn’t
give our homework in on time and we 6must /
mustn’t run in the corridors. There are pages
and pages of rules! I 7try / have tried to learn
them, but I just can’t. My memory isn’t good
8too / enough to remember them all.
/8
Communication
6
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
Complete the dialogue. Write one word for
each space.
Can
I help you?
a skirt like
Yes, I’m looking 1
this.
2
size are you?
Medium.
you like?
What colour 3
4
you got it in pink?
5
, we have.
6
it on?
Can I
7
room is over there.
Sure. The
Do you think the colour is right
8
me?
. Would you
Yes, it really suits 9
like a top to go with it?
No, thanks. I’ll just take the skirt.
10
much is it?
€35.
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 7 Tes
Student A
2
Vocabulary
1
Complete the words.
A
Have you put your holiday photos on the
memory s
t i c k
?
B
Yes, I have. I wanted to show them to you on
my 1h
d
l computer, but it’s not
working properly.
A
I’ll put them onto my 2l p
s
connect it to our new 3f
TV. Your photos will look great.
. Then I’ll
r
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer (A,
B or C).
A
A
My
B
Maybe you can’t get a
it isn’t working.
A
In Africa, people use
phones.
B
That’s a good idea. What other interesting facts
do you know?
A
Did you know that people made paper from
3
?
B
Yes, I did. But did you know that Greek
shields which reflected the
soldiers had 4
sun?
isn’t working.
1
2
here. That’s why
power for their
B
Okay. Let’s look at them.
A
You’re not smiling in them. You look really
4u
h
. Why is that?
B
Can you see those people behind me?
They were shouting as us. They were really
5u
f
e
. I didn’t enjoy that
day of the holiday very much.
A
No, I didn’t know that.
B
Yes, they used them to send messages.
A
That was very
A
Will you go away next year?
B
B
Yes, I want to go to Egypt. I’ve always been
Egyptians
interested in the 6a c
and the pyramids.
Yes, it was. And the ancient Egyptians could
of a tower on
tell the time using the 6
the ground.
A
That sounds difficult. I’m glad I’ve got a
7
watch!
B
Yes, me too. What technology do you like?
A
o camera
You’ll have to take your 7v
next time. Then you can show me your films
c n
system .
on your 8h
B
Yes, that’s a great idea. Oh dear.
A
What’s the matter?
B
My phone 9b t t
got a mobile 10c a
A
Sure, here you are.
A
5
of them, wasn’t it?
I love GPS. It’s really cool. Does your dad use a
navigation system?
8
B
is dead. Have you
r I can use?
/ 10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Yes. Thank goodness! He was always getting
lost before!
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
mobile
battery
solar
plastic
solar
clever
shield
wrist
solar
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
machine
solar
sun
wood
metal
busy
picture
text
space
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
prediction
signal
mirror
metal
power
confused
shadow
bead
satellite
/8
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Language
5
Grammar
3
Complete the text with will or won’t.
We don’t really know what the world
will
be like in the future, but
people love to make predictions. Everyone
find a cure
hopes that someone 1
for serious illnesses like cancer and that there
2
be any more wars.
Unfortunately, people have fought for
thousands of years and are still fighting, so
stop in the future.
they probably 3
Some people think that machines
4
be in control of our lives, but
I think that’s not true. Others say that books
disappear because
and libraries 5
6
use computers and the
people
Internet to get all their information. In my
disappear completely
view books 7
because many people love holding a real book
made from paper in their hands, although
read electronic
more people 8
books. How different do you think the world
9
be when you’re fifty years old?
10
the future be like?
What
/ 10
4
Write questions with will.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Will the climate change?
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
Communication
6
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box.
catch discount help information
journey like long platform
much next when
A
B
1
robots / do the housework?
2
people / live in space?
3
aliens / land on Earth?
4
scientists / find a cure for cancer?
5
robots / be cleverer than people?
B
A
6
people / travel through time?
B
A
B
A
B
B
A
/6
How tall are you
I’m 158 centimetres tall.
How
He’s sixteen.
How
The house has got ten rooms.
How
I haven’t got much money.
How
The film is two hours long.
How
He can run 100 metres in eleven seconds.
How
The new sports centre is huge.
/6
A
B
climate / change?
Read the answers and write questions.
A
help
How can I
you?
1
some 2
I’d
about trains to Scotland, please.
3
do you want to go?
As soon as possible. When’s the
4
train?
The next train leaves in two hours.
does the journey take?
How 5
About six hours.
is a single ticket?
How 6
£100.
I’ve got a student card. Can I get a
7
?
Yes. You get thirty percent off.
the
That’s good. Where can I 8
train?
two at
Your train leaves from 9
seven o’clock. I hope you have a very pleasant
10
.
Thank you.
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 7 Tes
Student B
2
Vocabulary
1
Complete the words.
A
Have you put your holiday photos on the
memory s
B
t i c k
?
B
A
Yes, I have. Let’s look at them on your
1l
p
. I wanted to use my
2h
d
l computer, but it’s not
working properly.
No problem. We can connect it to my new
3f
s r
TV.
Okay. Look – that’s me in front of our
hotel. Unfortunately, there were some
4u
f
e
people standing just
behind us. They were shouting as us.
!
So that’s why you look so 5u h
Yes, I didn’t enjoy that day of the holiday very
much.
o camera
You’ll have to take your 6v
next time. Then you can show me your films
c n
system .
on your 7h
That’s a good idea. I want to go to Egypt next
Egyptians and
year. I love the 8a c
the pyramids.
r I can
Have you got a mobile 9c a
use?
Yes, why? What’s the problem?
is dead.
My phone 10b t t
B
Sure, here you are.
A
B
A
B
A
B
A
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer (A,
B or C).
A
A
My
B
Maybe you can’t get a
it isn’t working.
A
In Africa, people use
phones.
B
That’s a good idea. What other interesting facts
do you know?
A
Did you know that people made paper from
3
?
B
Yes, I did. But did you know that Greek
shields which reflected the
soldiers had 4
sun?
A
No, I didn’t know that.
B
Yes, they used them to send messages.
A
That was very
B
Yes, it was. And the ancient Egyptians could
of a tower on
tell the time using the 6
the ground.
A
That sounds difficult. I’m glad I’ve got a
7
watch!
B
Yes, me too. What technology do you like?
A
isn’t working.
5
1
2
here. That’s why
power for their
of them, wasn’t it?
I love GPS. It’s really cool. Does your dad use a
navigation system?
8
B
/ 10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Yes. Thank goodness! He was always getting
lost before!
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
mobile
signal
mirror
wood
solar
busy
shield
bead
satellite
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
machine
solar
sun
plastic
power
clever
shadow
text
space
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
prediction
battery
solar
metal
metal
confused
picture
wrist
solar
/8
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Language
5
Grammar
3
Complete the text with will or won’t.
We don’t really know what the world
will
be like in the future, but
people love to make predictions. Everyone
be any more
hopes that there 1
find a cure
wars and that doctors 2
for serious illnesses like cancer. Unfortunately,
people have fought for thousands of years
and are still fighting, so they 3
probably have wars in the future, too. Some
of my friends think that books 4
use
disappear because people 5
computers and the Internet to get all their
information. In my view books 6
disappear completely because many people
love holding a real book in their hands,
read
although more people 7
electronic books. Others believe that machines
8
be in control of our lives, but I
think that’s not true. What do you think the
be like? How different
future 9
10
the world be when you’re fifty
years old?
/ 10
4
Write questions with will.
Will the climate change?
scientists / find a cure for cancer?
2
people / travel through time?
3
people / live in space?
4
robots / do the housework?
5
aliens / land on Earth?
6
robots / be cleverer than people?
2
3
4
5
6
?
?
?
?
?
?
?
Communication
6
Complete the dialogue with the words in the
box.
card catch do help how journey
leaves next some ticket would
A
B
A
B
A
B
B
A
B
A
B
/6
How tall are you
I’m 158 centimetres tall.
How
The house has got ten rooms.
How
The new sports centre is huge.
How
The film is two hours long.
How
He’s sixteen.
How
I haven’t got much money.
How
He can run 100 metres in eleven seconds.
/6
A
B
climate / change?
1
1
Read the answers and write questions.
A
help
How can I
you?
1
I
like 2
information about trains to Scotland, please.
you want to go?
When 3
As soon as possible. When’s the
4
train?
The next train leaves in two hours.
5
long does the journey take?
About six hours.
?
How much is the 6
£100.
. Can I get a
I’ve got a student 7
discount?
Yes. You get thirty percent off.
the
That’s good. Where can I 8
train?
from platform two
Your train 9
.
at seven o’clock. Enjoy your 10
Thank you.
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module 8 Tes
Student A
3
Vocabulary
1
Complete the text with go, go to, play or stay at.
We always go to Italy for our holiday. We
stay at the same hotel every year, and
the owners know us very well. If the hotel is
camping because they’ve
full, we 1
got a campsite in their garden. If we
2
the campsite, we can eat dinner
in the hotel if we don’t want to cook. There is
fishing and
a river where we can 3
canoeing and there’s also a lake where you can
sailing. There’s
hire boats to 4
also a tennis court at the campsite, so we
tennis. Sometimes we
often 5
6
the mountains where we can
7
hiking. If we go on a two-day
an
trip into the mountains, we 8
amazing youth hostel in a forest. I love it.
/8
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Use the correct form of the words in brackets
to complete the sentences.
Her sister has beautiful hair. (beauty)
holiday
We went on a really
last year. (adventure)
part of the
We visited the
island. (south)
actor!
Look! There’s that
(fame)
. I can’t
This bed is not very
sleep on it. (comfort)
for
The concert tickets are too
me. (expense)
Be careful, the roads are very
today. (ice)
You shouldn’t eat so many burgers. They’re not
. (health)
holiday last year.
We had a
(wonder)
/8
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer
(A, B or C).
A
I’ve got my bike, so I’m going C in the
mountains tomorrow. What about you?
B
.
Well, these mountain roads are too 1
2
enough to ride my
I don’t think I’m
bike along them.
A
It’s perfectly safe.
B
No, it’s not. It’s really
down the mountain.
A
You won’t fall. And the views from the top are
4
.
B
No, I think I’ll just go 5
A quiet walk will be more
into the mountains.
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
surfing
dangerous
scary
lovely
horrible
sightseeing
beautiful
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
3
. We could fall
6
skiing
boring
brave
scary
healthy
surfing
crazy
in the old castle.
than going
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
cycling
great
exciting
active
amazing
snorkelling
enjoyable
/6
Grammar
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
Complete the sentences with the verbs in the
Present Continuous or the correct form of be
going to.
I am seeing (see) the dentist at 10.30
tomorrow.
(do) next Friday?
What
(work) for his father when he
He
leaves school.
(have) a party tonight.
They
(play) in a football match this
He
afternoon. Let’s watch him.
(sleep) this afternoon.
I’m tired. I
(fly) to America tomorrow
We
morning. Look! Here are the tickets.
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Language
5
Communication
Choose the correct words.
A
I will go / go out tomorrow if the weather 1is /
will be sunny and warm, but I 2don’t / won’t go
out if it 3is / will be cold.
B
What 4we do / will we do if we 5don’t / won’t
go out then?
A
Well, we 6watch / will watch that new film if
we 7stay / will stay in. And if Mum 8gives / will
give me some pocket money, we’ll buy some
popcorn to eat.
B
Complete the dialogue. Write one word for
each space.
A
many
How
people
there in the photograph?
B
2
are five – my mum and dad,
me and my brother and sister.
A
What time did you take the photo?
B
Ten o’clock in the evening.
A
How
4
B
3
1
daylight
there in the summer?
Twenty-four hours. We didn’t get a lot of sleep!
/4
Complete the dialogue with the words and
phrases in the box.
at all be be fun for forgive hiking
matter postcard right shouldn’t sorry
A
for
Thanks
swimming, Jack
B
Not 1
A
I enjoyed it, too. You should
a teacher. You’re good at it.
B
go
Just remember you 3
swimming in the sea alone. It’s dangerous.
Stay near the shore when you’re on holiday.
A
. I’ll remember that.
You’re 4
What are you doing in the holidays?
B
I’m going 5
with my family.
A
. Don’t forget it can
That’ll 6
be very cold up there. You should take warm
clothes with you.
B
Yes, I know.
A
Remember to send me a
year.
B
I’m 8
last time.
A
It doesn’t 9
time and I’ll
Great!
/8
6
7
helping me with my
. It was fun.
2
in the mountains
7
this
. I didn’t send you one
10
. Just send one this
you!
/ 10
TOTAL
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Module 8 Tes
Student B
3
Vocabulary
1
Complete the text with go, go to, play or stay at.
My family and I always go to Italy on holiday
go to
the
in the summer. We
1
mountains where we can
an
hiking. We usually 2
amazing youth hostel in the forest. I love it.
a little hotel
Sometimes we 3
where the owners know us well. If the hotel is
camping because
full, we 4
they’ve got a campsite in their garden. If we
5
the campsite, we can eat
dinner in the hotel if we don’t want to cook.
There is a river where we 6
fishing and canoeing and there’s also a lake
where you can hire boats to 7
sailing. There’s a tennis court at the campsite,
tennis, too.
so we often 8
/8
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Use the correct form of the words in brackets
to complete the sentences.
Her sister has beautiful hair. (beauty)
for
The concert tickets are too
me. (expense)
holiday last year.
We had a
(wonder)
. I can’t
This bed is not very
sleep on it. (comfort)
holiday
We went on a really
last year. (adventure)
You shouldn’t eat so many burgers. They’re not
. (health)
part of the
We visited the
island. (south)
actor!
Look! There’s that
(fame)
Be careful, the roads are very
today. (ice)
/8
Read the dialogue. Choose the best answer
(A, B or C).
A
I’ve got my bike, so I’m going C in the
mountains tomorrow. What about you?
B
.
Well, these mountain roads are too 1
2
enough to ride my
I don’t think I’m
bike along them.
A
It’s perfectly safe.
B
No, it’s not. It’s really
down the mountain.
A
You won’t fall. And the views from the top are
4
.
B
No, I think I’ll just go 5
A quiet walk will be more
into the mountains.
1
2
3
4
5
6
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
surfing
boring
scary
scary
horrible
snorkelling
enjoyable
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
3
. We could fall
6
skiing
dangerous
exciting
lovely
amazing
surfing
crazy
in the old castle.
than going
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
cycling
great
brave
active
healthy
sightseeing
beautiful
/6
Grammar
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
Complete the sentences with the verbs in the
Present Continuous or the correct form of be
going to.
I am seeing (see) the dentist at 10.30
tomorrow.
(fly) to America tomorrow
We
morning. Look! Here are the tickets.
(play) in a football match this
He
afternoon. Let’s watch him.
(work) for his father when he
He
leaves school.
(have) a party tonight.
They
(do) next Friday?
What
(sleep) this afternoon.
I’m tired. I
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Language
5
Communication
Choose the correct words.
A
We go / won’t go out tomorrow if the weather
1is / will be cold. If it 2is / will be sunny, we 3go
/ will go out.
B
If we 4don’t / won’t go out, what 5we do / will
we do?
A
Well, if we 6stay / will stay in, we 7watch / will
watch that new film. And we can buy some
popcorn to eat if Mum 8gives / will give me
some pocket money.
B
Great!
/8
6
A
B
A
B
A
7
doesn’t go going not remember
send should thanks that’ll
will forgive you’re
A
many
rooms are
1
in your house?
two bedrooms, a living
There 2
room and a kitchen.
3
much time do you spend in your
bedroom?
a computer
A lot of time. There 4
in my room, so I spend a lot of time playing
games and chatting to my friends.
Lucky you!
Thanks
for helping me with my
swimming, Jack
B
A
B
Complete the dialogue. Write one word for
each space.
How
Complete the dialogue with the words and
phrases in the box.
A
B
A
B
A
B
/4
A
1
at all. It was fun.
be a
I enjoyed it, too. You 2
teacher. You’re good at it.
Just remember you shouldn’t 3
swimming in the sea alone. It’s dangerous.
Stay near the beach when you’re on holiday.
4
right. I’ll remember that.
What are you doing in the holidays?
hiking in the mountains
I’m 5
with my family.
6
be fun. Don’t forget it can be
very cold in those mountains. You should take
warm clothes with you.
Yes, I know.
7
to send me a postcard this
year!
you one
I’m sorry. I didn’t 8
last time.
matter. Just send one this
It 9
you!
time and I 10
/ 10
TOTAL
/ 50
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Module Tes Answer Key
Module 1 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 skateboarding 2 fashion 3 science 4 photography
5 computers
Module 3 Test Answer Key
2 1 mobile 2 texts 3 letters 4 emails 5 e-cards
3 1 A 2 C 3 B 4 C 5 C 6 B 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 B
4 1 How often do they use the Internet?
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
5 1
6
6 1
8
Ethan always uses the Internet.
Grace often uses the Internet.
How often do they chat on Facebook?
Ethan sometimes chats on Facebook.
Grace usually chats on Facebook.
How often do they send e-cards?
Ethan often sends e-cards.
Grace never sends e-cards
How often do they write letters?
Ethan never writes letters.
Grace hardly ever writes letters.
don’t eat 2 Do you eat 3 don’t leave 4 starts 5 doesn’t like
Does your best friend help 7 loves 8 don’t like
mind 2 a lot 3 can’t 4 good 5 What 6 love 7 hate
into 9 interested 10 idea
Module 1 Test Answer Key
1
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
5 1
7
6 1
8
Student B
art 2 cards 3 collecting things 4 dancing 5 model aeroplanes
emails 2 e-cards 3 mobile 4 texts 5 letters
B 2 A 3 A 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 C 9 B 10 A
How often do they send e-cards?
Ethan never sends e-cards.
Grace hardly ever sends e-cards
How often do they write letters?
Ethan hardly ever writes letters.
Grace often writes letters.
How often do they chat on Facebook?
Ethan often chats on Facebook.
Grace sometimes chats on Facebook.
How often do they use the Internet?
Ethan usually uses the Internet.
Grace always uses the Internet.
get up 2 eat 3 do you get up 4 leave 5 drives 6 helps
Do you like 8 loves
don’t 2 prefer 3 stand 4 at 5 about 6 playing 7 hate
am 9 in 10 Good
Module 2 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 lorry driver 2 electrician 3 secretary 4 office workers
2
3
4
5
6
7
2 1st November 1821 – the first of November eighteen twenty-one
3 16th July 1945 – the sixteenth of July nineteen forty-five 4 30th
August 1542 – the thirtieth of August fifteen forty-two 5 3rd January
2013 – the third of January two thousand and thirteen 6 27th
December 2000 – the twenty-seventh of December two thousand
1 wrote 2 had 3 went 4 wore 5 saw 6 got 7 read
1 memory 2 charity 3 cousins 4 vegetarian 5 present
6 daydream
1 did 2 did you go 3 was 4 hated 5 didn’t like 6 wasn’t
7 did you know 8 painted 9 sent 10 won 11 earned 12 got
1 A 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 C 7 B 8 B
1 in 2 with 3 in 4 on 5 At
1 is 2 on 3 aunt 4 at 5 That’s 6 in
Module 4 Test Answer Key
7 horrible
8 hungry
9 tired
10 strange
4 1 was carrying 2 had 3 was sailing 4 found 5 was floating
6 watched 7 sent 8 discovered 9 weren’t working
10 did the people go
5 1 B 2 B 3 C 4 A 5 A 6 B 7 A 8 C 9 A 10 C
6 1 your 2 mine 3 yours 4 hers 5 his
7 1 like 2 suddenly 3 Then 4 in the end 5 After
Module 4 Test Answer Key
7 horrible
8 hungry
9 tired
10 strange
4 1 was sailing 2 had 3 was carrying 4 saw 5 thought 6 sent
7 was floating
8 discovered
9 weren’t working
Module 5 Test Answer Key
7 kebab
8 kiwi
3 1 have 2 fun 3 bilingual 4 accent 5 takeaway 6 realistic
4 1 has 2 is dancing 3 is he wearing 4 loves 5 is wearing
6 Do you want
11 A
7 am drinking
8 are playing
12 A
8 welcome
Module 2 Test Answer Key
Student B
1 1 vet 2 teacher 3 mechanic 4 secretary 5 hairdresser
6 lorry driver
7 plumber
8 electrician
2 1 carrot 2 burger 3 chicken 4 sandwich 5 cheese 6 chips
3
4
5
6
7 yoghurt 8 hot dog
1 next-door 2 teacher 3 accent 4 bilingual 5 realistic
6 takeaway
1 am having 2 is talking 3 are you drinking 4 am drinking
5 Do you want 6 love 7 am wearing 8 has
1 B 2 C 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 A 7 B 8 A 9 B 10 B 11 C
12 C
1 help 2 would 3 for 4 what 5 like 6 me 7 Is 8 You’re
Module 3 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 23rd August 2006 – the twenty-third of August two thousand and six
2
3
4
5
6
7
2 18th January 1891 – the eighteenth of January eighteen ninety-one
3 14th October 1921 – the fourteenth of October nineteen twenty-one
4 27th February 1641 – the twenty-seventh of February sixteen fortyone 5 30th April 2012 – the thirtieth of April two thousand and
twelve 6 11th May 2020 – the eleventh of May two thousand and
twenty
1 wore 2 wrote 3 got 4 read 5 had 6 saw 7 went
1 vegetarian 2 present 3 daydream 4 cousins 5 memory
6 charity
1 went 2 Did you like 3 didn’t 4 was 5 hated 6 did you know
7 had 8 won 9 sent 10 got 11 sold 12 did
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 B 7 C 8 A
1 in 2 on 3 with 4 in 5 At
1 This 2 right 3 That’s 4 front 5 with 6 in
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Student A
1 1 gymnast 2 juggler 3 magician 4 trapeze artist 5 clown
6 ice-skater
7 comedian
8 story teller
2 1 for 2 at 3 from 4 together 5 about 6 on 7 down
3 1 victims 2 disaster 3 famine 4 charity 5 fund-raising
4 1 can’t go 2 can’t walk 3 can take 4 don’t have to wear
can have 6 doesn’t have to cook 7 have to wear
have to finish 9 can help 10 can’t get
do we /I /you have to 2 don’t have to 3 can’t
do we/I/you have to 5 can’t 6 Can 7 can 8 don’t have to
can 10 can 11 have to 12 can’t
Would 2 cool 3 Why 4 idea 5 Shall 6 about 7 Let’s
right
Module 5 Test Answer Key
8 plumber
10 happened
5 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 B 9 C 10 A
6 1 My 2 yours 3 his 4 Mine 5 our
7 1 like 2 suddenly 3 Then 4 in the end 5 After
6 1 you 2 like 3 same 4 would 5 drink 6 for 7 that
7 police officer
Student B
1 1 fairy 2 vampire 3 yeti 4 witch 5 alien 6 zombie
2 1 smell 2 taste 3 touch 4 see
3 1 nervous 2 cold 3 scary 4 huge 5 long 6 angry
5 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 C 7 C 8 B 9 A 10 C
6 hairdresser
Student A
1 1 witch 2 hobbit 3 zombie 4 mermaid 5 werewolf 6 alien
2 1 see 2 smell 3 taste 4 touch
3 1 nervous 2 cold 3 scary 4 huge 5 long 6 angry
5
8
5 1
4
9
6 1
8
5 dentist
2 1 salad 2 chips 3 yoghurt 4 fish 5 ham 6 potato
Student B
1 1 15th June 2003 – the fifteenth of June two thousand and three
Student B
1 1 acrobat 2 gymnast 3 clown 4 magician 5 comedian 6 actor
7 trapeze artist
8 human statue
2 1 for 2 at 3 together 4 from 5 on 6 down 7 about
3 1 disaster 2 victims 3 charity 4 fund-raising 5 famine
4 1 can’t walk 2 have to finish 3 don’t have to wear 4 can
have 5 doesn’t have to cook 6 can take 7 can help
8 have to wear 9 can’t get 10 can’t go
5 1 have to 2 can’t 3 do I/you/we have to 4 don’t have to
5 can’t 6 do I/you have to 7 can’t 8 Can 9 can
10 don’t have to 11 can 12 can
6 1 like 2 Okay 3 don’t 4 Good 5 Shall 6 about
7 Let’s 8 All
Module 6 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 trainers 2 track suit 3 braces 4 straight 5 glasses 6 grow
7 highlights
2 1 C 2 A 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 A 9 B 10 A
3 1 do up 2 find out 3 try on 4 put on 5 fell off
4 1 Have you seen 2 haven’t 3 have read 4 has won 5 has spent
6 hasn’t bought 7 have lost 8 Have you been 9 have started
10 have dyed
5 1 has 2 us 3 too 4 must 5 mustn’t 6 must 7 enough
8 have tried
6 1 looking 2 size 3 colour 4 got 5 have 6 on 7 room
8 okay/right 9 suits 10 much
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Module 6 Test Answer Key
Student B
1 1 highlights 2 straight 3 grow 4 track suit 5 braces
6 trainers
7 glasses
2 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 A 5 C 6 C 7 A 8 B 9 C 10 B
3 1 find out 2 do up 3 put on 4 fell off 5 try on
4 1 Have you been 2 have started 3 have dyed 4 Have you read
5
9
5 1
7
6 1
7
Have you seen 6 haven’t 7 have read 8 has won
has spent 10 hasn’t bought
has 2 to us 3 must 4 too 5 must 6 mustn’t
have tried 8 enough
for 2 What 3 would 4 Have 5 Yes 6 try
changing 8 for 9 you 10 How
Module 7 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 handheld 2 laptop 3 flat screen 4 unhappy 5 unfriendly
6 ancient
7 video
8 home cinema
9 battery
10 charger
2 1 C 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 A 8 C
3 1 will 2 won’t 3 won’t 4 will 5 will 6 will 7 won’t 8 will
9 will
10 will
4 1 Will robots do the housework? 2 Will people live in space?
3 Will aliens land on Earth? 4 Will scientists find a cure for cancer?
5 Will robots be cleverer than people? 6 Will people travel
through time?
5 1 old is he 2 many rooms has the house got 3 much money have
you got 4 long is the film 5 fast can he run 6 big is the new
sports centre
6 1 like 2 information 3 When 4 next 5 long 6 much
7 discount 8 catch 9 platform 10 journey
Module 7 Test Answer Key
Student B
1 1 laptop 2 handheld 3 flat screen 4 unfriendly 5 unhappy
6 video
7 home cinema
8 ancient
9 charger
10 battery
2 1 A 2 C 3 A 4 C 5 B 6 B 7 C 8 A
3 1 won’t 2 will 3 will 4 will 5 will 6 won’t 7 will 8 will
9 will
10 will
4 1 Will scientists find a cure for cancer? 2 Will people travel
through time? 3 Will people live in space? 4 Will robots do the
housework? 5 Will aliens land on Earth? 6 Will robots be cleverer
than people?
5 1 many rooms has the house got 2 big is the new sports centre
3 long is the film 4 old is he 5 much money have you got
6 fast can he run
6 1 would 2 some 3 do 4 next 5 How 6 ticket 7 card
8 catch 9 leaves 10 journey
Module 8 Test Answer Key
Student A
1 1 go 2 stay at 3 go 4 go 5 play 6 go to 7 go 8 stay at
2 1 adventurous 2 southern 3 famous 4 comfortable
5 expensive
6 icy
7 healthy
8 wonderful
3 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 C
4 1 are you doing 2 is going to work 3 are having 4 is playing
5 am going to sleep
6 are flying
5 1 is 2 won’t 3 is 4 will we do 5 don’t 6 will watch
7 stay
8 gives
6 1 are 2 There 3 much 4 is
7 1 at all 2 be 3 shouldn’t 4 right 5 hiking 6 be fun
7 postcard
8 sorry
9 matter
10 forgive
Module 8 Test Answer Key
Student B
1 1 go 2 stay at 3 stay at 4 go 5 go to 6 go 7 go 8 play
2 1 expensive 2 wonderful 3 comfortable 4 adventurous
5 healthy
6 southern
7 famous
8 icy
3 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 C 6 A
4 1 are flying 2 is playing 3 is going to work 4 are having
5 are you doing
6 am going to sleep
5 1 is 2 is 3 will go 4 don’t 5 will we do 6 stay
7 will watch
8 gives
7 Remember
8 send
6 1 there 2 are 3 How 4 is
7 1 Not 2 should 3 go 4 You’re 5 going 6 That’ll
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10 will forgive
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