Grammar 13 Bob ..... video games in the evening.

A. are playing C. going to

B. often plays D. like to play

14 ..... you ..... to my birthday party?

A. Do ..... go C. Can ..... come

B. Have ..... got D. Is ..... going

15 There ..... any chicken on the menu today.

A. aren’t B. isn’t C. have got D. hasn’t

16 My brother is taller ..... I am.

A. that B. as C. than D. more

17 “Did Jack ..... to school by bus today?” “No, he walked.”

A. come B. came C. ran D. went

D

An email

9 This email is from Carole to her ..... .

A. sister B. niece C. mother D. daughter

10 What do you know about Carole and Patrick?

A. They live in a house in London. B. They’re going to buy a new house.C. They’re going to move to London.D. Patrick’s new job isn’t in London.

11 The problem for Carole and Patrick is that ..... .

A. the flat hasn’t got enough furnitureB. they can’t put all their furniture in the flatC. they can’t sell their furniture on the internetD. they don’t need any furniture in the new flat

12 Find the true sentence.

A. Carole wants to give all her old furniture to Jennifer.B. Jennifer doesn’t like modern furniture.C. Carole hopes that Jennifer is going to buy the sofa.D. Carole is offering to give Jennifer something.

C

Hi Jen,

Your uncle Patrick’s got a new job! He’s going to manage a shop in London. There’s an empty fl at over the shop, so we’re going to sell our house here and move to the fl at. The problem is, the fl at is quite small and we have too much furniture, so we’re going to sell some things on the internet — the old things like our dining-room table and a couple of wardrobes. I didn’t ask you if you wanted them because I know you only like modern furniture. But are you interested in a sofa for your fl at? It’s almost new (see the picture). You can have it for nothing. Let me know as soon as possible.

Love,Auntie Carole

Vocabulary 4 Chloe wants to drink some water because she’s very ..... .

A. angry B. thirsty C. hungry D. dirty

5 A chair has got four ..... .

A. legs B. hands C. backs D. beans

6 When you’re on holiday in Italy, please ..... me a postcard.

A. send B. take C. ring D. put

7 Complete this “family” of words: sheep, horse, bird, ..... .

A. flower B. floor C. snake D. ham

8 It’s very cold today, so ..... a hat and coat.

A. go out B. take off C. take on D. put on

B

A photo

1 In the photo, we can see ..... .

A. a boy and his mother C. two children in the streetB. a girl and a friend D. two women in a living-room

2 The girl ..... .

A. is smiling at the boy C. has got short blonde hair B. is standing up D. isn’t very happy

3 The boy is ..... .

A. looking at the camera C. holding a jacketB. playing the guitar and singing D. watching the girl

A

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Furniture

From: Carole Watson

To: Jennifer Langley

The Biggest Challenge 42 The “au” in “caught” sounds like the ..... .

A. “oo” in “food” C. the “oa” in “coat”B. the “au” in “aunt” D. the “ou” in “bought”

43 How many ..... that computer ..... ?

A. did ..... cost C. children play ..... gameB. spelling mistakes ..... found D. information did ..... give you

44 The opposite of “polite” is “.....”.

A. kind B. fresh C. untidy D. rude

45 The English flag (not the British flag!) is white with a red ..... on it.

A. cross B. lion C. star D. stripe

K

Sentences 39 We’ll miss the train if we ..... now! So hurry up!

A. don’t leave home C. aren’t leaving home B. will go to the station D. won’t get a taxi

40 I didn’t get a cake because the baker’s ..... cakes ..... I got there.

A. had no ..... left when C. didn’t have much ..... when B. only got ..... when D. sold all the ..... after

41 Frank and Sally ..... by the river when the rain started.

A. went and sat C. had lunchB. were having a picnic D. catch some fish

J

William’s blog

35 This morning, Jessica ..... .

A. came to William’s house C. worked on a project at homeB. saw William’s parents D. and William finished their project

36 William ..... .

A. usually goes to a pizza restaurant for lunch B. always has pizza for lunch when his parents aren’t thereC. doesn’t often cook lunch when he’s aloneD. never has pizza for lunch on Saturdays

37 William didn’t ..... .

A. cook the steak very well, so Jessica didn’t like itB. order a pizza today because Jessica doesn’t like pizzaC. know that Jessica doesn’t eat meat D. cook any potatoes

38 Find the sentence that is NOT true.

A. When Jessica left, she needed to change her clothes.B. Jessica and William didn’t do any work in the afternoon.C. Jessica didn’t have anything for lunch at William’s house.D. When the accident happened, Jessica said, “Oh no! My clothes!”

Saturday 15th April. 4 pm.Jessica Mason and I are doing a science project together. My parents always go out on Saturdays so we planned to work at my house all day. Mum and Dad left at 9 and Jessica arrived at 10. Everything was OK until lunchtime. When I’m alone, I

often order a pizza online if I’m hungry but, because Jessica was there, I wanted to do something special, so I cooked steak and chips. But Jessica’s a vegetarian, and she never told me! She doesn’t like chips either. Luckily, there was some tomato soup in the fridge, so I microwaved it. But when I brought it to her, I dropped the bowl and the hot soup went all over the table and all over her too. She didn’t say a word. She just got up and left. I’m sorry, Jessica! It was an accident.

I

Sounds 32 “Meal” rhymes with “.....”.

A. bill B. feel C. girl D. sell

33 Find the list of words that rhyme.

A. foot, fruit, put C. say, grey, cry B. drum, come, some D. white, wait, fight

34 “Revolution” = o o O o. “Magnificent” = ...... .

A. O o o o B. o O o o C. o o O o D. o o o O

H

Situations 26 Someone rings Kate on her mobile and says “Hello, is that Anna?” What can Kate say?A. “You don’t ring Anna.” C. “You’ve got the wrong number.”B. “But Anna hasn’t got my number.” D. “Sorry, it’s my mistake.”

27 Maggie says to Tom: “Let’s have a drink in that café.” Tom says, “But I haven’t got any money.” Maggie answers: “..... I’ll pay for you.”A. You’re welcome. C. It doesn’t matter. B. Borrow some money. D. There’s nothing.

28 You asked Bill a question. He answered, “Well, just a little perhaps.” What question did you ask?A. “Did you get a lot of presents for Christmas?”B. “Would you like some more spaghetti?”C. “What’s your sister like?” D. “Did you finish your homework?”

29 A boy drops an empty crisp packet on the pavement. You see him and say, “You mustn’t do that! .....” A. Pick it up! C. Take it out!B. Put it down! D. Don’t drop them!

30 After an English test, a friend says to you, “I thought it was very difficult.” What can you answer?A. “I was too.” C. “I didn’t think.”B. “So did I.” D. “Yes, it wasn’t too hard.”

31 A woman says, “It’s black, it fits me well and it’ll last a long time.” What’s she talking about?A. A scooter. C. A mobile phone.B. A washing machine. D. A coat.

G

Britain 22 In Britain, you usually ..... with milk, or sometimes with lemon.

A. have cereal B. eat cheese C. make a sandwich D. drink tea

23 Manchester and Liverpool are big cities in the north of ..... .

A. Wales B. Scotland C. England D. Ireland

24 The leader of the British government is the ..... Minister.

A. First B. Prime C. Premier D. Head

25 Ferries go across the ..... Channel from Dover in south-east England to Calais in France. It’s only 33 kilometres.A. Atlantic B. North Sea C. Euro D. English

F

At the cinema

18 The people in this picture are ..... a film.

A. watching B. looking for C. sitting D. leaving

19 We know the film is ..... because some children are ..... .

A. boring ..... funny C. funny ..... laughing B. good ..... bored D. great ..... crying

20 What can you say about the three children in front?

A. The girl on the right of the photo has got a cold drink in her hand.B. They are nearer the screen than the other people.C. The boy doesn’t like popcorn very much.D. The boy is sitting opposite the two girls.

21 Find the list of words associated with cinemas.

A. ticket, audience, field C. movie, farm, pay B. curtain, exit, seat D. poster, lights, castle

E

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