A1 MODULE WORKSHEET 8
ANSWER KEY
PART I: READING
READING PART I:
PART A:
1. D
2. F
3. A
4. E
5. B
6. C
READING PART II:
PART A:
1. D
2. B
3. B
4.B
5.C
PART B:
4 Miyazaki opens Studio Ghibli.
5 Miyazaki wins an Academy Award for Spirited Away.
1
Miyazaki begins working in animation.
3
Miyazaki makes a movie version of Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.
2
Miyazaki makes his first animated movie.
PART II: USE OF ENGLISH
PART A:
Ai-Li, from China, is staying with an English family (Susi and Chris, and their daughter,
Keira). It’s Sunday, and they’re finishing lunch in the garden. Put the verbs in the past
simple or present perfect. Use short forms if possible.
Chris: I’ve just made some tea, Ai-Li. Would you like a cup?
AI-LI: No, thanks. I’ve had four cups today. Can I have some water, please?
Susi: Of course you can . We drink too much tea in this house, Ai-Li. Did you have a good
day yesterday? I’m sorry I wasn’t here. I’m so busy at work at the moment.
AI-LI: Great, thanks. Keira showed me the shops in Harrogate in the morning.
KEIRA: And in the afternoon, Dad drove us to the Scarecrow Festival in Kettlewell.
AI-LI: It was amazing! I’ve never seen so many scarecrows.
SUSI: My father lived in Kettlewell, Ai-Li. He worked on a farm there when he was a young
man.
KEIRA: We haven’t seen him for a long time, Mum. Is he OK?
SUSI: Yes, he’s fine. He’s just bought a new car, so I’m sure he’ll visit us more often now.
Do you see your grandparents sometimes, Ai-Li?
AI-LI: Every week. They live close by. Have you ever been to China, Mrs Bell?
SUSI: Call me Susi, Ai-Li. Yes, I went to Hong Kong on business in 2002. But I haven’t
been to Beijing or Shanghai or the rest of China.
PART B:
We use going to talk about our plans, and to predict the future. Ruby and Emma are
sitting on a park bench. Add the words in brackets and the going to form of one of these
verbs.
say
do
do
spend
go
work
cook
meet
get up
RUBY: What are you going to do at the weekend?
EMMA: I’m quite busy, really. I’m going to work on the computer on Saturday morning.
Then on Saturday evening I’m going to meet Daniel’s sister for the first time. Normally she
lives in New Zealand, but she’s staying in England for a couple of weeks. What about you,
Ruby?
RUBY: I’m a bit tired, so I’m not going to do anything on Saturday. But on Sunday
morning, I’m going to get up early, if I can. I want to go to the market.
EMMA: Are you going to go with Grace and Lucy?
RUBY: No, only Grace. We’re going to cook dinner on Sunday evening for Grace’s mum, so
we’ll try to get something good to eat at the market. Lucy is going to spend the weekend
with one of her friends in Brighton or Cambridge.
EMMA: That’s nice. Ruby, do you see that man? What’s he doing?
RUBY: He’s coming towards us. I think he’s going to say something.
MAN: Excuse me, I’ve lost my dog. She’s small and black. Have you seen her anywhere?