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Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the paragraph about holidays withthe missing words.

Every year I go on holiday with my family. Weusually spend a fortnight in Ireland. We go by 1 c____ to Liverpool and then get the 2 f________ over to Ireland. We usually stay on a 3 c____________ because it’s a bit cheaper,but last year we stayed in a 4 h__________a ___________.

We love going to the 5 b________ and 6 s______________ because it’s relaxing. The sea is very clean there, so it’s good to go 7 s______________ in.

The great thing about Ireland is that there are so many interesting things to see and places to visit. If we get bored, we can go 8 w______________. The scenery is lovely. Or we can go 9 s_________________. I don’treally like visiting 10 m______________ or 11 g_________, but I like looking at the squaresand monuments in the old city centres. And thefood is fantastic, so we 12 e____ o____ someevenings.

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2 Underline the correct alternative.Example:I didn’t enjoy my holiday. The activities were really interesting/boring.

1 We had a great holiday. It was fun/boring.2 We didn’t eat at the hotel. The food was

disgusting/fantastic.3 A Were the people in Portugal

horrible/friendly?B Yes, they were very nice.

4 We sat on the beach every day – it was veryrelaxing/friendly.

5 We met a very interesting/boring man in Yorkwho told us fantastic stories about the historyof the city.

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Grammar3 Complete the sentences with the correct form

of a verb from the box. Use the Past simple.

visit not stay stoptravel work decidenot enjoy close lastnot help

Example:We __________ three cities in Spain on holiday last month.

1 AHow ________ you ________ to London?B By plane.

2 My mum _________ as a hotel receptionistwhen she was twenty.

3 We wanted to go shopping, so the driver __________ the coach in the city centre.

4 My sister __________ her activity holiday. She said it was boring.

5 A How long __________ your journey __________?

B About three hours.6 The local people weren’t friendly – they

__________ us at all.7 We couldn’t visit the museum because

it __________ early.8 A Why __________ you __________ to go

to the beach?B Because we wanted to sunbathe.

9 The town was horrible, so we ____________.

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4 Complete the letter with the Past simple of theverbs in brackets.

Dear Victoria,How are you? I hope you’re fine. I _______ (be) on holiday in the Lake District lastmonth and I 1 _______ (have) a great time. I 2 _______ (go) with my friend, Daniel – myparents 3 __________ (not come). We 4 _______(meet) some really nice people in the youth hostel.They 5 _______ (know) the Lake District well andso they helped us a lot.

We 6 _______ (see) all the famous lakes andmountains and I loved the pretty villages. I 7 _______ (not buy) very much because things 8 _______ (be) quite expensive. We 9 _______ (spend) a week in Keswick and then we travelled to Hadrian’s Wall by coach. 10 _______ you _______ (have) a good holiday? Where 11 _______ you _______ (go) and what 12 _______ you _______ (do)?

Write soon!Love,Jake

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Unit 1 TestGroup A

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

was

visited

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Part oneGrammar

1 Complete the e-mail with the Past simple ofthe verbs in brackets.

Dear Chris,Thanks for your letter. How’s it going? I _______ (be) on holiday in Corsica two weeksago with my family. 1 _______ you _______ (go)on holiday? Where? 2 _______ you _______(have) a good time? 3 _______ you _______ (do)anything interesting?I 4 _______ (have) a fantastic time in Corsica butthings 5 _______ (be) fairly expensive there, so I 6 _______ (not buy) any presents.We 7 _______ (spend) a few days in Bastia andthen we travelled to Porto-Vecchio.I 8 _______ (go) to the beach a lot – my parents 9 _______ (not come). They prefer walking. We 10 _______ (see) lovely forests and villages and I loved the mountains. We 11 _______ (meet) some great people there.They 12 _______ (know) the island well and so we did a lot of things with them. Send me a message!Samir

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2 Complete the sentences with the correct formof a verb from the box. Use the Past simple.

visit close not enjoywork travel not helpdecide stop not staylast

Example:We three cities in Spain onholiday last month.

1 They __________ to go to London becausethey wanted to go sightseeing.

2 I __________ my beach holiday – the townwas horrible.

3 The hotel receptionist wasn’t very nice. When we had a problem, he __________ us.

4 Mark and Jo couldn’t go to the gallerybecause it __________ at weekends.

5 They __________ to Swansea by train.6 I __________ at the hotel because it was

disgusting.

visited

7 __________ the plane __________ in Hong Kong on the way to Australia?

8 A How long __________ your holiday __________?

B A fortnight.9 A __________ your sister __________ at a

summer camp last year?B Yes, but she didn’t get much money.

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Vocabulary3 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:I didn’t enjoy my holiday. The activities were really interesting/boring.

1 A Did you meet any interesting/horrible people?B Yes, I met some great Spanish people.

2 They played volleyball on the beach everyday – it was fun/relaxing.

3 I feel great after my holiday – it was veryboring/relaxing.

4 A Was the food fantastic/disgusting?B Yes, we ate in wonderful restaurants every

evening.5 The people in the hotel were friendly/horrible.

They didn’t help us at all.

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4 Complete the paragraph about holidays withthe missing words.

I go on holiday with my family every summer.We usually go to France for a fortnight. Thereare so many interesting things to see and placesto visit. We take the 1 f________ from Doverto Calais and then we travel around by 2 c_____. Sometimes we stop in Paris to go 3 s________________ – we visit the famous 4 g________ and 5 m___________.Usually we stay in a 6 h_________________a ___________, but sometimes we like staying on 7 c________________ because they’re fun. We usually cook dinner, but we also 8 e_____o_____ some evenings because the restaurantsare very good.My parents like 9 s___________ on the 10 b________. They also like going 11 w____________ in the countryside. Mysister and I prefer to go 12 s___________ inthe pool or in the sea.

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Unit 1 Test

Group B

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

was

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Part twoGrammar and functions

5 Translate these sentences.

1 We went skiing in the Alps last year.________________________________________________________________________

2 Hannah spent a fortnight in Spain.________________________________________________________________________

3 Jasmine and Deborah had a good time onholiday.________________________________________________________________________

4 Did you sunbathe all day?________________________________________________________________________

5 They ate in restaurants every evening whenthey were on holiday.________________________________________________________________________

6 Josh didn’t buy any postcards of London.________________________________________________________________________

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6 Imagine that someone is asking you aboutyour last holiday. Write complete questionsand give answers that are true for you.

1 Where/go?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

2 When/go?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

3 Who/go with?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

4 How/travel?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

5 How long/stay?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

6 Where/stay?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

7 food/nice?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

8 What activities/do?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

9 What places/visit?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

10 enjoy/your holiday?____________________________________?________________________________________________________________________

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Unit 1 TestGroups A and B

Horizons · Tests © OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with a word from thebox.

Example:You need a to travel by train.

ticket platform office leavereturn journey timetable catch

station single

1 I’m going to the train ______________ tomeet my friend.

2 What time does the next train to London______________?

3 The ______________ from London toSouthampton takes an hour and a half.

4 Did you ______________ the train at 7.28?5 A ______________ gives you information

about trains.6 You can travel in one direction with a

______________ ticket.7 The train for Bristol is on ______________ 5.8 You can travel to another place and back with

a ______________ ticket.9 You can buy a train ticket at the ticket

______________.

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2 Write the prices in words.

Example:£2,000

a £1.50 ____________________________b 75p ____________________________c £1.15 ____________________________d £14.99 ____________________________e £168.00 ____________________________

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Grammar3 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of

the verbs in brackets. Use the Past simple.

David Hi, Adam. you (enjoy)your trip to Brighton?

Adam Yes, it was great. We 1 ______________(catch) the train from London very earlyand we 2 _________ (arrive) at 8.00 a.m.We 3 _________ (spend) all weekend bythe sea.

David What 4 ________ you _________ (do)?Adam We 5 ________ (walk) along the beach

in the morning and we 6 ___________(discover) a nice café for breakfast.

enjoyDid

two thousand pounds

ticket

Then we 7 ________ (go) sightseeing.David 8 ________ you ________ (visit)

the Royal Pavilion?Adam Yes. It 9 ____________ (be) amazing.

I 10 ___________ (love) it. On Sunday, we 11 __________ (see) somestreet theatre. The actors 12 __________(tell) some really funny jokes.

David That sounds fantastic!

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4 Complete the questions with did when it isnecessary or with – if it is not necessary.

Example:Who invented the computer?

1 A Who _____ sang in the schoolChristmas show?

B The whole class.2 A What _____ you see in the city centre?

B We saw the square and the art gallery.3 A Who _____ you go out with last weekend?

B I went out with my sister.4 A What _____ happened after the accident?

B The police arrived.5 A Which film _____ you watch?

B We watched Star Wars.6 A What _____ you buy for your mum?

B We bought her a mobile phone.7 A How many people _____ visited the

cathedral last year?B About 20,000.

8 A Who _____ helped you with your homework?B My friend helped me.

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5 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:Someone/Anyone called for you, but theydidn’t leave a message.

1 They travel everywhere/everyone by train.2 I looked in the box, but there was

anything/nothing in it.3 The train's full, so there’s no one/nowhere

to sit.4 The film was great – everyone/someone

enjoyed it.5 She lost her bag nowhere/somewhere in town.6 We didn’t know anybody/somebody at the party.7 Everybody/Somebody stole our car last night.8 Did you buy anywhere/anything at the shops?

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Unit 2 Test

Group A

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4 A Who _____ you help?B I helped my friend with his homework.

5 A Who _____ bought you a mobile phone?B My mum.

6 A What _____ you sing in the schoolChristmas show?

B I sang my favourite song.7 A Where _____ you go in the city centre?

B We went to the cathedral and the museum.8 A When _____ the police arrive?

B After the accident.

__ /84 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:Someone/Anyone called for you, but theydidn’t leave a message.

1 I left my phone somewhere/anywhere in school.2 Somebody/Everybody took my bag yesterday.3 He goes everyone/everywhere by car.4 We opened the fridge, but there was

nothing/anything in it.5 Did they buy anything/anywhere in town?6 Someone/Everyone had a good time at the

party – it was fantastic!7 She didn’t meet somebody/anybody at the

concert.8 There’s nowhere/no one to sit. The bus is full.

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5 Complete the dialogue with the correct form ofthe verbs in brackets. Use the Past simple.

Adam Hi, David. you (enjoy)your trip to London?

David Yes, it was great. We 1 _________(spend) all day there.

Adam 2 _________ you _________ (visit) theTower of London?

David Yes. I 3 _________ (love) it – it 4 _________ (be) fantastic.

Adam What else 5 _______ you _______ (do)?David We 6 _________ (go) sightseeing in the

morning and we 7 _________ (discover)a nice pub for lunch. Then we 8 _________ (walk) along the river.In the evening, we 9 _________ (see)some street theatre. The actors 10 ________ (tell) some really funnyjokes. We 11 _________ (catch) the trainhome very late and we 12 _________(arrive) at 11.30 p.m.

Adam That sounds amazing!

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enjoyDid

Part oneVocabulary

1 Write the prices in words.

Example:£2,000

a £1.68 ____________________________b £175.00 ____________________________c £1.99 ____________________________d 15p ____________________________e £14.50 ____________________________

__ /5

2 Complete the sentences with a word from thebox.

Example:You need a to travel by train.

ticket catch return journeysingle timetable platform station

office leaves

1 You get information about trains from a______________.

2 The next train to London goes from____________ 10.

3 The next train to Southampton______________ at 7.28.

4 We buy train tickets at the ticket______________.

5 She met her sister at the train______________.

6 With a ______________ ticket, you cantravel to another city and back again.

7 The ______________ from Bristol to Bathlasts thirty minutes.

8 With a ______________ ticket, you cantravel in one direction.

9 What time did you ______________ the trainyesterday?

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Grammar3 Complete the questions with did when it is

necessary or with – if it is not necessary.

Example:Who invented the computer?

1 A Which place _____ they visit?B They visited the art gallery.

2 A How many people _____ watched Star Warswith you?

B About 15.3 A Who _____ went out with you last night?

B The whole class.

ticket

two thousand pounds

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Unit 2 TestGroup B

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

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Atlantic Cinema

Live Another DayNext showing: 12.20Tickets: £5.50; students £4.00

Part twoGrammar and functions

6 Look at the signs and notices (1–5) and write aquestion and an answer for each one. Use What,What time, How much or Where and give thetimes and prices in words.

Examples:What time does the café open?It opens at nine o’clock in the morning.How much does a cream tea cost?It costs six pounds twenty-five pence.

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Unit 2 Test

Groups A and B

Horizons · Tests© OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

Grand CaféOpening times – Monday to Sunday

9.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.Traditional cream tea: £6.25

FLIGHT NO. DESTINATION GATE DEP.

BA173 BELFAST 7 11.25

____________________________________________________________________________

EUROSTARDepart Arrive

London 12.45 Brussels 16.30

Return: £149.00

____________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________

City BookshopOpening times: Monday–Saturday

9.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

Closed Sunday

____________________________________________________________________________

__ /10

7 Write a short paragraph saying what you didlast Friday. (30–35 words) Use next, after that,first, finally and then.

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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8 You want to buy a train ticket to Nottingham.Complete the dialogue.

You 1 ________________________________Man Good morning. Can I help you?You 2 ________________________________

________________________________Man Single or return?You 3 ________________________________Man A single’s £25 and a return is £27.You 4 ________________________________Man That’s £27, please.You 5 ________________________________Man Yes, of course. We accept all credit cards.

Here are your tickets and receipt.You 6 ________________________________

________________________________Man It leaves at ten past one.You 7 ________________________________

________________________________Man It takes two hours and twenty minutes.You 8 ________________________________

________________________________Man It leaves from platform three.You 9 ________________________________Man Goodbye.

__ /18

Total ___ /80

National CoachesCoach no. Destination Stop Dep. Arr.21 Exeter 11 07.50 10.50

____________________________________________________________________________

1

2

3

5

4

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the names of shops and places in thecity.

Example:You can buy books here. b

1 You can buy stamps here. p______ o______2 They clean your clothes here.

d_____ c____________3 You can buy things from stalls here.

m____________4 They sell bread in this shop. b____________5 They cut your hair here. h_______________6 You can buy cooked food here to eat at home.

t______________7 You can get a credit card here. b_________8 They sell medicine here. c____________9 You can buy oranges and potatoes here.

g_______________

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Grammar2 Complete the sentences with the positive or

negative form of a verb from the box.

have have look out! listen be turn copy forget

Example:a nice day!

1 ___________ your partner’s exercises.2 ___________ a sandwich and a drink.3 ___________ That dog is dangerous.4 ___________ right and the supermarket’s

beside the baker’s.5 ___________ late for the film. It starts at

8.00 p.m.6 ___________ your umbrella. It’s raining.7 ___________ carefully. This is very important.

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3 Look at the names written on the objects on theright. Write questions with Whose and answerswith the owner’s name.

Example:1

2 __________________? ________________.3 __________________? ________________.4 __________________? ________________.5 __________________? ________________.6 __________________? ________________.

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It’s Andy Smith’s.Whose is this guitar?

Have

ookshop

4 Substitute the words in bold with the correctpossessive pronoun.

Example:Someone stole my bike. Can I borrow yourbike?

1 I haven’t got a camera, so she gave me hercamera. _____________

2 These aren’t my books. They’re your books._____________

3 Is this your cat or their cat? _____________4 That’s your mobile phone. Where’s my

mobile phone? _____________5 I needed a dictionary, so I borrowed his

dictionary. _____________6 Your TV doesn’t work, so you can watch our

TV. _____________

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5 Complete the sentences with the correctpreposition. Sometimes more than oneanswer is possible.

Example:The church is Smith Street.

1 You can walk _____________ the park toStanley Road.

2 The road goes _____________ the railwaybridge.

3 Go _____________ Richmond Road and thebutcher’s is on the right.

4 The cinema’s _____________ of RichmondRoad and Market Street.

5 Walk _____________ the square to the townhall.

6 The butcher’s is _____________ thenewsagent’s and the supermarket.

__ /6

in

yours

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Unit 3 TestGroup A

Horizons · Tests © OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

3

21

65

4

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Part oneGrammar

1 Look at the names written on the objects onthe right. Write questions with Whose andanswers with the owner’s name.

Example:a

b __________________? ________________.c __________________? ________________.d __________________? ________________.e __________________? ________________.f __________________? ________________.

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2 Substitute the words in bold with the correctpossessive pronoun.

Example:Someone stole my bike. Can I borrow yourbike?

1 Your camera doesn’t work, so you can useour camera. _____________

2 They’re your books. Where are my books?_____________

3 I haven’t got a TV, so I watched her TV._____________

4 I needed a mobile phone, so I borrowed hismobile phone. _____________

5 This isn’t my dictionary. It’s your dictionary._____________

6 Is that your dog or their dog? ____________

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3 Complete the sentences with the positive ornegative form of a verb from the box.

have forget look out! beturn listen have copy

Example:a nice day!

1 ___________ left and the video shop’sopposite the cinema.

2 The train leaves at nine o’clock.___________ late.

3 ___________ your passport. You can’t travelwithout it.

4 This is very important. ___________ carefully. 5 ___________ a cup of tea.6 ___________ your friend’s homework.7 ___________ That car is coming very fast.

__ /7

Have

yours

It’s Andy Smith’s.Whose is this guitar?

4 Complete the sentences with the correctpreposition. Sometimes more than one answeris possible.

Example:The church is Smith Street.

1 The butcher’s is _____________ of ParkStreet and Stanley Road.

2 You can walk _____________ the square tothe supermarket.

3 Go _____________ the park to RichmondRoad.

4 The cinema is _____________ the butcher’sand the newsagent’s.

5 Walk _____________ Stanley Road and thetown hall’s on the left.

6 Market Street goes _____________ therailway bridge.

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Vocabulary5 Complete the names of the shops and places in

the city.

Example:You can buy books here. b

1 You can change your hairstyle here.h_______________

2 They sell cooked food here to eat in yourhouse. t______________

3 You can buy aspirins here. c_____________4 They sell onions and bananas here.

g_______________5 You can get money from here. b__________6 You can ask them to clean your clothes here.

d_____ c____________7 They sell stamps here. p______ o______8 They sell things on stalls here. m_________9 You can buy bread here. b_______

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ookshop

in

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Unit 3 Test

Group B

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

cb

a

f

e

d

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High Street

Richmond Road

Queen’s Street

Stanley Road

Smith Street

George Street

park

libraryvideoshop

butcher‘s

You are here

newsagent‘s

school

swimming pool

clothes shop

churchpub

bookshopcinema

supermarket

Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

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Part twoVocabulary

6 Write the names of six pets.

_____________ _____________ __________________________ _____________ _____________

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Grammar and functions

7 Look at the map on the right. Complete thedialogues. Give directions, starting at the pointindicated on the map with You are here.

1 A Excuse me. How do I get to the video shop?B __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

2 A Excuse me. Where’s the cinema?B __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

3 A Excuse me. How do I get to the pub?B __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

4 A Excuse me. Where’s the supermarket?B __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

5 A Excuse me. How do I get to the school?B __________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Unit 3 Test

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Groups A and B

8 Translate the dialogues.

1 A Whose is this rucksack?B It’s Eleanor’s.A Where’s my rucksack?B Yours is under the table.

A __________________________________B __________________________________A __________________________________B __________________________________

2 A Excuse me. Where’s the bus stop?B Go straight on until the bank, then turn

right. The bus stop is on the left in front ofthe park. You can’t miss it.

A __________________________________B __________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

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Total ___ /80

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1 ___________ 8 ___________2 ___________ 9 ___________3 ___________ 10 ___________4 ___________ 11 ___________5 ___________ 12 ___________6 ___________ 13 ___________7 ___________

__ /13

3 Complete the sentences with the opposite ofthe adjective given.

Example:My sunglasses weren’t cheap. They were .

1 I don’t like patterned shirts. I prefer _______clothes.

2 His clothes are quite casual, but his sister’sare very _______.

3 My new skirt isn’t long, it’s _______. 4 I bought some flared jeans, but my friend

bought some _________ trousers.5 Those jumpers aren’t baggy, they’re _______.

__ /5

expensive

Grammar4 Complete the sentences with the comparative

form of the adjective in brackets.

Example:The country is usually (quiet) than the city.

1 Which city is ________________ (noisy),London or Delhi?

2 The market is __________ (cheap) than theshopping mall.

3 The city is ______________ (polluted) thanthe country.

4 Oxford is __________ (small) thanBirmingham.

5 Jamaica is __________ (hot) than England.6 The clothes shops in London are __________

(good) than in Bristol.7 People in a small town are usually

________________ (friendly) than people ina big city.

8 I think Tokyo is ________________(interesting) than New York.

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5 Complete the e-mail with the superlative formof the adjective in brackets.

Hi Fiona,How are you? You asked for my news.Well, we went shopping last weekend and it was_________ (bad) day of my life! We arrived at themarket on 1 _________ (hot) day of the year after2 _____________ (stressful) journey of my life on3 _________ (slow) bus through 4 ____________(dangerous) part of town.The market was 5 ____________ (noisy) and6 ____________ (crowded) in the world! But there were one or two nice things – we found7 _____________ (cheap) stall there and I bought some of 8 _____________ (unusual) clothes in the market.

Did you enjoy your weekend?Love,Rachel

__ /8

quieter

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Unit 4 Test

Group A

Horizons · Tests© OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

Part oneVocabulary

1 Look at the adjectives and write their opposites.

Example:cheap –

1 big – ________ 5 boring – _______2 stressful – _______ 6 hot – _______3 noisy – _______ 7 friendly – _______4 dangerous – _______ 8 clean – _______

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2 Write the names of the clothes.

expensive

the worst

3

2

1

6

54

9

8

7 12

11

10

13

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Grammar4 Complete the e-mail with the superlative form

of the adjective in brackets.

Hi Rachel How are you? Yes, I had a great weekend,thanks. But I went to a party on Saturday night and it was the worst (bad) evening of my life! The disco was 1 ____________ (crowded) and2 ___________ (hot) place in the world! It wasalso 3 ____________ (noisy) disco in York and so I couldn’t talk to anyone! There were some of 4 ____________ (unusual)people there and at the end of the evening they played 5 ___________ (slow) music forall the couples.My friends left the disco before me and so Ifound 6 __________ (cheap) taxi and it tookme through 7 ___________ (dangerous) areain the city! The journey home was8 _________________ (stressful) of my life.Fortunately I arrived home OK – but myparents weren’t very happy!

Write soon.Love,Fiona

__ /8

5 Complete the sentences with the comparativeform of the adjective in brackets.

Example:The country is usually (quiet) than the city.

1 The clothes shops in Bristol are________________ (cheap) than in London.

2 Which city is ________________ (friendly),New York or Tokyo?

3 Australia is ________________ (hot) than Canada.

4 I think San Francisco is ________________(interesting) than London.

5 The market is ________________ (good)than the shopping mall.

6 Poland is ________________ (small) thanthe USA.

7 Manchester is ________________ (polluted)than Windsor.

8 The town is ________________ (noisy) than the country.

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quieter

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Unit 4 TestGroup B

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

c

b

a f

e

d

i

h

g

l

k

j

m

Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with the opposite ofthe adjective given.

Example:My sunglasses weren’t cheap. They were .

1 I like baggy clothes, but my sister likes_______ clothes.

2 I didn’t buy a long coat – I bought a _______one.

3 I hate this patterned jumper. I want a_______ jumper.

4 My dad wears casual shirts at the weekendand _______ shirts at work.

5 Those trousers aren’t flared. They’re _______.

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2 Look at the adjectives and write theiropposites.

Example:cheap –

1 clean – _______ 5 dangerous – _______2 friendly – _______ 6 noisy – _______3 big – _______ 7 stressful – _______4 hot – _______ 8 boring – _______

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3 Write the names of the clothes.a ___________ h ___________b ___________ i ___________c ___________ j ___________d ___________ k ___________e ___________ l ___________f ___________ m ___________g ___________

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expensive

expensive

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6 Write sentences comparing yourself with yourbest friend. Use the words given.

Examples:I’m taller than my best friend.My best friend is taller than me.I’m as tall as my best friend.I’m not as tall as my best friend.

1 funny____________________________________

2 lazy____________________________________

3 slim____________________________________

4 good at English____________________________________

5 trendy____________________________________

6 lively____________________________________

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7 Write sentences giving your opinion.

Example:tall/person in my familyMy uncle is the tallest person in my family.

1 trendy shop in my town/city____________________________________

2 beautiful area of my country____________________________________

3 noisy student in my class____________________________________

4 hot month of the year____________________________________

5 bad singer in the world____________________________________

6 expensive bar in my town/city____________________________________

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8 Complete the dialogue.

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9 What are you wearing today? Write completesentences describing three articles of clothing.Use at least one adjective for each one.

1 ____________________________________

____________________________________

2 ____________________________________

____________________________________

3 ____________________________________

____________________________________

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Shop assistant Hi. Can I help you?

Joe I 1 ________________that jacket, please.

Shop assistant OK. What 2 ______________________________?

Joe Medium.

Joe Mmm. It’s a bit big. Have you got a smaller one?

Shop assistant Here you are.

Shop assistant Yes. Try this one.

Joe Yes, that’s better. 3 ________________?

Joe OK. I’ll take it.

Shop assistant It’s £49.99

Joe 4 _______________________?

Shop assistant I think it suits you.

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1 Match the verbs (1–9) to the words or phrases(a–i).

Example:1 get a someone rich2 __ become b Medicine3 __ win c a house4 __ marry d three children5 __ study e to the USA6 __ have f to university7 __ move g a pilot8 __ go h an Olympic medal9 __ buy i married

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Grammar2 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:I’m going to Cornwall in/on July.

1 What are you doing the next/next weekend?2 I’m playing tennis tomorrow/next afternoon.3 She’s starting university in/at September.4 Are you going out in/this evening?5 We’re going swimming in/at the weekend.6 They’re going on holiday in/on three weeks’

time.7 What are you doing at/in Christmas?8 I’m seeing my friends in/on Friday.

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3 Write sentences with the correct form of be goingto. Use the contracted form where possible.

Example:Hannah/become/a teacher.

1 Sophie and Mark/have/a party.____________________________________

2 Nick and Anna/not buy/a flat in London.____________________________________

3 George/study/Information Technology?____________________________________

4 We/live/in Australia.____________________________________

5 My sister/not play/tennis professionally.____________________________________

6 I/not travel/round the world.____________________________________

7 You/be/an actress?____________________________________

8 I/play/the guitar in a rock group. ____________________________________

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Hannah’s going to become a teacher.

i

4 Complete the dialogue with the correct form ofbe going to, the Present continuous or thePresent simple. Use the contracted form wherepossible. Sometimes more than one answer ispossible.

Joe Hi, Tim. What you (do)this weekend?

Tim I 1_________ (go) to Manchester withmy brother. We’ve got tickets for thefootball match on Saturday. Why?

Joe I 2___________ (have) a party for myseventeenth birthday. It’s all organised.A lot of my friends from school3_________________ (come).

Tim Cool! 4________ you and your group________ (play) at the party?

Joe No, we 5________. A DJ 6__________(do) the music.

Tim Sounds great. That’s exactly what I wantfor my birthday. I 7 ___________ (ask) my mum if I can have a party in a club.

Joe 8 __________ you __________ (spend) all weekend in Manchester?

Tim No. The match 9 ___________ (finish)at about half past four, so we can comeback in time for the party. When 10 _________ it ___________ (start)?

Joe At nine o’clock. Tim OK. See you there. Joe Great. Bye.

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5 Underline the mistakes in the sentences andthen correct them.

Example:When I’m leaving school, I’m going to get ajob.

1 I’m learning to drive next year. ___________2 Do you going to be a doctor? ___________3 We booked our holiday yesterday and we

going to Florida in August. ___________4 Vicky’s going to do her homework before to

go out. ___________5 What are you do tonight? ___________6 After the film finish, we’re going to have a

pizza. ___________

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1 Write sentences with the correct form of begoing to. Use the contracted form wherepossible.

Example:Hannah/become/a teacher.

1 I/not be/an actress.____________________________________

2 My sister/play/the guitar in a rock group.____________________________________

3 Dave and Anna/live/in New Zealand?____________________________________

4 You/play/tennis professionally?____________________________________

5 George/not have/a party.____________________________________

6 Sophie and Mark/not travel/round the world.____________________________________

7 We/not study/Information Technology.____________________________________

8 I/buy/a flat in London.____________________________________

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2 Underline the mistakes in the sentences andcorrect them.

Example:When I’m leaving school, I’m going to get ajob.

1 You’re going to clean your bedroom before to go out for a pizza. ___________

2 After the exams are finishing, I’m going to goon holiday. ___________

3 What’s he do next Saturday? ___________4 Does Vicky going to be a engineer?

___________5 They booked their tickets last week and they

go to the theatre tonight. ___________6 We’re learning to ski next winter. ___________

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3 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:I’m going to Greece in/on July.

1 I’m playing tennis at/in the weekend. 2 He’s starting university on/in two months’ time.3 What’s he doing this/in afternoon?4 They’re going on holiday in/at Easter.

I leave

Hannah’s going to become a teacher.

5 I’m seeing my friends next/the next week.6 What are you doing on/in Sunday? 7 Are you leaving school at/in 2007?8 They’re going out next/tomorrow evening.

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4 Complete the dialogue with the correct form ofbe going to, the Present continuous or thePresent simple. Use the contracted form wherepossible. Sometimes more than one answer ispossible.

Tim Hi, Joe. What you (do)this weekend?

Joe I 1_________ (have) a party because myparents are on holiday. It’s all organised.

Tim I 2_________ (go) to London with mycousin. We’ve got tickets for the rugbymatch on Saturday.

Joe 3_________ you _________ (spend) allday in London?

Tim No.Joe What time 4_________ the rugby

_________ (finish)?Tim At about five o’clock. Why?Joe Can you come back in time for the party?

It 5_________ (start) at eight. Everyonefrom school 6_________ (come).

Joe OK. Cool! 7_________ your DJ friend_________ (do) the music?

Tim No, he 8_________. My group9___________ (play).

Joe Sounds great! I’d like a party for mybirthday. I 10_________ (ask) mydad if I can have a party in a disco.

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Vocabulary5 Match the verbs (1–9) to the words and

phrases (a–i).

Example:1 get a four children

2 have b __ to university3 win c __ to Canada4 marry d __ someone rich5 study e __ a house6 become f __ an Olympic medal7 move g __ engineering8 go h __ a doctor9 buy i __ married

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2

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6 Think about your plans and ambitions for thefuture. Then complete the dialogue. Writecomplete sentences.

Interviewer Can I ask you a few questionsabout your plans and ambitions for the future?

YouInterviewer Are you learning English at the

moment?YouInterviewer Are you going to continue

learning English?You 1

Interviewer How are you going to useEnglish in the future?

You 2

Interviewer OK. What are you going to dothis summer?

You 3

Interviewer And are you going to learn to drive soon? Why/Why not?

You 4

Interviewer What are you going to do whenyou leave school?

You 5

Interviewer And where are you going tolive?

You 6

Interviewer Last question – are you going toget married when you’re older?If yes, when?/If not, why not?

You 7

Interviewer Great! Thank you for youranswers.

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Yes, I am.

OK.

7 Imagine you are on holiday with your friendsfor four days. You phone your dad on the firstday and tell him what you intend to do.Complete your part of the conversation. Use begoing to.

Hi Dad, how are you? And Mum?

Well, we’re here and we’ve got lots of plans!

Tonight we 1

Tomorrow we 2

On Saturday, we 3

and then in the evening we 4

On Sunday we 5

and on Monday morning before we leave, we

6

What do you think? Sounds good, doesn’t it?

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8 Complete the dialogue, following theinstructions.

Jamie Hi.You (greet him)

1 ______________________________Jamie What are you doing this evening?You (video with your family)

2 ______________________________Jamie Oh. What are you doing tomorrow

afternoon?You (football)

3 ______________________________Jamie OK, then. What about tomorrow evening? You (free)

4 ______________________________Jamie Would you like to go out for a pizza

with Simon and me?You (good idea)

5 ______________________________(not go home too late because school thefollowing day)6 ______________________________

Jamie Fine. How about meeting at 7.30 p.m.at your house?

You (agree)7 ______________________________

Jamie OK. See you then.

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1 Write the points of the compass.

Example:N –

1 E – _________ 3 W – _________2 SW – _________ 4 NE – _________

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2 Complete the words to describe the weather.

Example:Take your umbrella. It’s r .

1 It’s very s_________. I need some sunglasses.2 It’s f_________. I’m going to put on my hat

and scarf.3 We couldn’t see the car in front of us because

of the f_________.4 The sky is very grey and c_________.5 It was difficult to open my umbrella because it

was so w_________.6 It s_________ during the night and this

morning the garden was white.

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3 Match the words to the definitions.

a fan c referee e pitchb team d send off f score

Example:1 to tell a player to leave the match

2 __ a person who loves football3 __ the place where people play football4 __ a group of players5 __ to get a goal in football6 __ the person who controls a match

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4 Complete the sentences with the opposite of theadjective given. Sometimes more than oneanswer is possible.

Example:You aren’t boring. I think you’re .

1 I’m not shy. I think I’m quite _____________.2 My sister is never impulsive. She’s always

_____________.3 I hate negative people. I much prefer

_____________ people.

interesting

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4 He isn’t insecure. I think he’s quite______________.

5 They aren’t selfish. They’re very __________.

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Grammar5 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:I don’t make friends because I’m too/enoughshy.

1 He isn’t too decisive/decisive enough to be amanager.

2 My sister is not enough/quite talkative.3 My best friend’s a bit/really cheerful.4 Paula isn’t negative, but she can be

pretty/not very moody.5 She isn’t boring. I think she’s very/too

interesting.6 I’m quite chatty, but my brother is enough/

a little bit quiet.7 My teacher is fairly/not very easy-going.

I really like her.8 Simon is enough/a bit moody.

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6 Read the sentences. Decide if each one isabout intentions (I) or predictions (P).

Example:I’m going to join a gym and do moreexercise.

1 ___ It’s midnight and you’re still not asleep! You’re going to be very tired in themorning.

2 ___ Alex hasn’t done his project!The teacher’s going to be really angry.

3 ___ They’re going to get married sometime next spring.

4 ___ ‘Congratulations, Mrs Savin. You’re goingto have a baby boy.’

5 ___ I really hate my job. I’m going to look fora new one.

6 ___ Sally says she’s going to tell Nick that she doesn’t want to go out with himanymore.

7 ___ Banks say that house prices are going togo up by 3% this month.

8 ___ We’re going to go somewhere hot onholiday this summer.

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1 Complete the sentences with the opposite ofthe adjective given. Sometimes more than oneanswer is possible.

Example:You aren’t boring. I think you’re .

1 You’re very negative. Why aren’t you more____________?

2 They aren’t insecure. They’re quite __________.3 I don’t like selfish people. I much prefer

____________ people.4 My sister isn’t shy. She’s very ____________. 5 I’m not impulsive. I think I’m ____________.

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2 Match the words to the definitions.

1 pitch 3 team 5 fan 2 score 4 send off 6 referee

Example:a to tell a player to leave the match

b __ to put the ball in the goalc __ a group of playersd __ the person who controls a match e __ someone who loves footballf __ the place where people play football

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3 Complete the words to describe the weather.

Example:Take your umbrella. It’s r .

1 The f_________ was very bad, so they closedthe airport.

2 The road was white this morning because it s_________ last night.

3 Why are you wearing your sunglasses? Thesky is very c_________ and grey!

4 It was so w_________ that I fell off my bike.5 Put on your coat and gloves. It’s f_________

outside.6 It’s a lovely s_______ day. Let’s go to the beach.

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4 Write the points of the compass.

Example:N –

1 NW – _________ 3 SE – _________2 S – _________ 4 W – _________

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north

aining

4

interesting

Grammar5 Read the sentences. Decide if each one is

about intentions (I) or predictions (P).

Example:I’m going to join a gym and do moreexercise.

1 ___ Mr Banks says he’s going to go to Floridaon holiday next spring.

2 ___ We’re going to buy a house sometime next year.

3 ___ The newspaper says that there is going tobe a problem with the economy.

4 ___ I’m going to tell Alex that I don’t want to be his girlfriend anymore.

5 ___ Sally’s still not in bed and it’s two o’clockin the morning. She’s going to be verylate for school tomorrow.

6 ___ You’re going to get a good mark for yourproject. It’s brilliant.

7 ___ I don’t like these trousers. I’m going tobuy a new pair of jeans.

8 ___ You haven’t done your homework again!Mrs Woods is going to be really angrywith you.

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6 Underline the correct alternative.

Example:I don’t make friends easily because I’mtoo/enough shy.

1 Our parents are not very/fairly easy-going.They’re great!

2 He’s quite talkative, but his sister is a littlebit/enough quiet.

3 Paula is quite/not enough chatty.4 My teacher is too/very interesting. I really

like him.5 Simon is really/a bit relaxed.6 I’m not cheerful enough/enough cheerful.7 My brother isn’t insecure, but he can be not

very/pretty shy.8 She isn’t very nice. I think she’s quite/enough

insensitive.

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7 What’s going to happen? Write sentences aboutthe people in the picture. Use be going to.

Example:1 The boy .

2 The children .3 The boy .4 The men .5 The girl .6 The woman .7 The car .

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8 Answer the questions with complete sentences.

1 What’s the weather like today?____________________________________.

2 What was the weather like yesterday?____________________________________.

3 What was the weather like last week?____________________________________.

4 What’s the weather going to be like tomorrow?____________________________________.

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9 Answer the questions with complete sentences.

1 What does your mother like?________________________________________________________________________

2 What do your parents like doing?________________________________________________________________________

3 What’s your best friend like?________________________________________________________________________

4 What are you like?________________________________________________________________________

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2

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6

5

4

7

5 What do you like doing?________________________________________________________________________

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10 Translate the sentences.

1 Look! Victoria’s going to win!____________________________________

2 Is it very cold in the north of Scotland in thewinter?____________________________________

3 The taxi isn’t here. We’re going to be late.

____________________________________

4 The sky's blue. It’s going to be sunny.____________________________________

5 A What are your parents like?B They’re very sensible! ____________________________________

____________________________________

6 What do you like doing on Saturday evenings?____________________________________

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Total ___ /80

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the crossword with the pastparticiple of the verbs.

Down Across1 hear 5 fall 2 eat3 meet 6 try 5 forget4 go 7 see 8 listen

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2 Complete the sentences with the missing words.

Example:I got good marks in my English .

1 Andrew acted in the school __________ lastterm. He was a doctor.

2 Did you go on the school __________ to theLake District?

3 My sister plays in the school basketball__________.

4 I really enjoy school, so I never play__________.

5 Ben went to bed very late last night, so todayhe fell __________ in class.

6 My teacher was angry because I arrived__________ at school.

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Grammar3 Use the words to write complete sentences.

Use the contracted form where possible.

Example:I/have/Chinese food/but/I/never eat/Indian food

1 We/visit/London/but/we/never see/the London Eye____________________________________

I’ve had Chinese food, but I’ve never eaten Indian food.

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Name: ______________________Class: ______________________Date: ______________________

2 I/never forget/my homework/but/I/fail/an exam____________________________________

3 She/read/The Lord of the Rings/but/she/not see/it at the cinema____________________________________

4 They/never act/in a film/but/they/be/in apop group____________________________________

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4 Write questions and short answers.

Example:you/ever/visit Bath? YesHave you ever visited Bath? Yes, I have.

1 they/see/a good film/recently? No____________________________________?____________________________________

2 he/ever/forget/his homework? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

3 Emma/play tennis/recently? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

4 your parents/ever/meet/your teacher? No____________________________________?____________________________________

5 you/ever/act/in a film? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

6 she/be/a good student/recently? No____________________________________?____________________________________

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5 Complete the sentences with been or gone.Example:Susie isn’t here. She’s to school.

1 A Have you ever ________ to Australia?B Yes, I went there last year.

2 We’ve ________ to Bali twice on holiday.3 A Where’s Dad?

B He’s ________ to the newsagent’s.4 A Has David ________ out?

B Yes, he left about an hour ago.5 Bill’s ________ to London for the weekend.

He’s coming back on Monday.6 I’ve never ________ on a plane.

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gone

1

2 3

5

4

6

7

8

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Complete the sentences with the missing words.

Example:I got good marks in my English .

1 I didn’t go to bed early, so today I fell__________ in the test.

2 Is Ben the captain of the football__________?

3 I arrived __________ at the cinema becausethere was a lot of traffic.

4 I’m going on a __________ to Glasgow withmy class next week.

5 My sister is terrible! She always plays__________ from school. Our parents arevery angry.

6 You were the star of the school __________at Christmas. You were fantastic!

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2 Complete the crossword with the pastparticiple of the verbs.

Across Down1 fall 6 listen 1 forget2 meet 7 hear 3 try4 go 8 eat 5 see

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Grammar3 Write questions and short answers.

Example:you/ever/visit Bath? YesHave you ever visited Bath? Yes, I have.

1 Emma/ever/meet/your grandparents? No____________________________________?____________________________________

2 you/be/a good student/recently? No____________________________________?____________________________________

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1

2 4

5 6

7 8

3

F A L L E N

3 he/ever/act/on TV? No____________________________________?____________________________________

4 your teacher/see/a good film/recently? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

5 your parents/play tennis/recently? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

6 you/ever/forget/your homework? Yes____________________________________?____________________________________

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4 Complete the sentences with been or gone.

Example:Susie isn’t here. She’s to school.

1 She’s ________ to Florida for a fortnight. She’s flying home next Tuesday.

2 A Has Dad ________ out?B Yes, he went ten minutes ago.

3 Bill’s never ________ to London.4 They’ve ________ to the USA on holiday

three times.5 A Have you ever ________ to the Alps?

B No. Is it nice there?6 A Where’s David?

B He’s ________ to school.

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5 Use the words to write complete sentences.Use the contracted form where possible.

Example:I/have/Chinese food/but/I/never eat/Indian food

1 I/never read/the book/but/I/see/the film____________________________________

2 They/see/New York on TV/but/they/never visit/the USA____________________________________

3 She/never be/in a film/but/she/act/on TV____________________________________

4 He/forget/his homework/but/he/never fail/atest____________________________________

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I’ve had Chinese food, but I’ve never eaten Indian food.

gone

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6 Write complete questions in the Presentperfect or the Past simple. Then answer themwith complete sentences.

Interviewer Can I ask you some questionsabout your reading habits?

You ___________________________

Interviewer what/books/you/read/recently? 1 _________________________

You 2 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer what/be/best book/you/ever/read?3 _________________________

You 4 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer when/you/read/it?5 _________________________

You 6 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer you/ever/read/a book in English?7 _________________________

You 8 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer what/books/you/read/when/yoube/a child?9 _________________________

You 10 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer why/you/like/them? 11 _________________________

You 12 _________________________________________________.

Interviewer Thank you for answering myquestions.

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7 Agree ✔ or disagree ✘ with these statements.

Example:I’ve been to the USA.✔

1 I’ve never played truant.✔

2 I went shopping last weekend.✘

3 I’ve done a bungee jump.✘

4 I’ve had a lot of homework recently.✔

5 I didn’t watch TV last night.✔

6 I went swimming yesterday.✔

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8 Write a paragraph about your experiences.Write one sentence for each verb from thebox, and use and and but. (25–35 words)

meet be play eatsee do act

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Total ___ /80

So have I.

My experiences

Yes, of course.

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2 Match the verbs (1–9) to the words andphrases (a–i).

1 do a the broken glasses2 __ invite b the stain off the rug3 __ move c the living-room4 __ make d some sandwiches5 __ tidy e the washing-up6 __ choose f the neighbours7 __ clean g the furniture8 __ clear up h the broken CD player9 __ repair i some CDs

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Grammar3 Write complete statements and questions. Use

the Present perfect and already, just or yet inthe correct position in the sentence.

Example:(Mum/make/lunch) yet

1 (he/not tidy/the house) yet____________________________________

2 (Dad/paint/the door) just____________________________________

3 (I/read/the newspaper) already____________________________________

Has Mum made lunch yet?

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Write the names of the objects.

4 (you/phone/Diane) yet?____________________________________

5 (my friends/arrive) already___________________________________

6 (you/not do/the washing-up) yet____________________________________

7 (I/do/my homework) already___________________________________

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4 Look at the list of preparations for the fancydress party. Write questions with yet andcomplete the short answers.

SSuuee iinnvviittee ffrriieennddss ✓bbuuyy tthhee ddrriinnkkss

AAddaamm cchhoooossee tthhee mmuussiicc ✓oorrggaanniissee tthhee ffoooodd

JJoo aanndd AAmmyy mmaakkee tthhee ccoossttuummeess ✓mmoovvee tthhee cchhaaiirrss

Example:Has Sue invited any friends yet?Yes, .

1 ___________________________________?No, .

2 ___________________________________?Yes, .

3 ___________________________________?No, .

4 ___________________________________?Yes, .

5 ___________________________________?No, .

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5 Complete the sentences with the correct formof will and a verb from the box.

go start visit have buy cook

Example:A What would you like to drink?B I an orange juice, please.

1 A Those jeans really suit you.B Really? OK, I ____________ them.

2 A It’s Mum and Dad’s anniversary tomorrow.B Oh, no! I forgot! I ____________ them a

nice meal. 3 A We haven’t got any food for the party.

B I ____________ to the supermarket.4 A Have you done your homework yet?

B No, but I ____________ it in a minute.5 A Wendy’s in hospital.

B Oh, dear. I ____________ her tomorrow.

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’ll have

she has

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Part oneVocabulary

1 Match the verbs (1–9) to the words andphrases (a–i).

1 do a the neighbours2 choose b __ the stain off the rug 3 clear up c __ some sandwiches 4 invite d __ the furniture5 repair e __ the washing-up6 make f __ the broken glasses 7 tidy g __ the broken CD player 8 move h __ the living-room 9 clean i __ some CDs

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2 Write the names of the objects.Example:a f ___________b ___________ g ___________c ___________ h ___________d ___________ i ___________e ___________ j ___________

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Grammar3 Complete the sentences with the correct form

of will and a verb from the box.

have make go visit buy do

Example:A What would you like to drink?B I an orange juice, please.

1 A Have you cleaned your bedroom yet?B No, sorry, but I ____________ it today.

2 A There isn’t any bread for dinner.B I ____________ to the shops and get some.

3 A That jacket suits you. It’s lovely.B Do you think so? OK, I ____________ it.

’ll have

armchair

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4 A John’s leaving for the USA tomorrow.B Oh, I ____________ him this evening.

5 A It’s Wendy’s birthday on Wednesday.B Really? OK. I ____________ her a cake.

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4 Write complete statements and questions. Usethe Present perfect and already, just or yet inthe correct position in the sentence.

Example:(Mum/make/lunch) yet

1 (Andy/tidy/his room) already ____________________________________

2 (we/not do/our homework) yet ____________________________________

3 (Dad/read/all my e-mails) just ____________________________________

4 (the train/not arrive) yet ____________________________________

5 (I/do/the washing-up) already ____________________________________

6 (Diane/paint/the living-room) yet?____________________________________

7 (my friends/break/the CD player) just____________________________________

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5 Look at the list of preparations for the fancydress party. Write questions with yet andcomplete the short answers.

Jo and Amy do the shopping ✔choose the dance music

Sue hire the costumes

move the rug ✔Adam invite the guests ✔

put the drinks in the fridge

Example:Have Jo and Amy done the shopping yet?Yes, .

1 ___________________________________?No, .

2 ___________________________________?No, .

3 ___________________________________?Yes, .

4 ___________________________________?Yes, .

5 ___________________________________?No, .

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Has Mum made lunch yet?

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6 Write sentences which are true for you. Usethe Present perfect and already, just or yet.

Today1 have lunch

____________________________________2 finish this exercise

____________________________________

This week3 see my friends

____________________________________4 do homework

____________________________________

This month5 tidy my room

____________________________________6 do an exam

____________________________________

This year7 have my birthday

____________________________________8 go on holiday

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7 Offer help in the following situations. Use willor shall.

Example:

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There’s someone at the door.

I _______________________________________________.

The kitchen is very untidy.

_____________ we __________________________________?

My favourite T-shirt is dirty.

_____________ I ___________________________________?

I’ve just spilt a drink.

I _______________________________________________.

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8 Translate the dialogues and the sentence.

1 A Shall I help you with your homework?B Yes, thanks. That would be great.

A __________________________________B __________________________________

2 A Have you done the shopping yet?B No. I haven’t been to the supermarket yet.

A __________________________________B __________________________________

3 A Shall we make dinner?B No, don’t worry. I’ll do it.

A __________________________________B __________________________________

4 My friends have already finished their exams.____________________________________

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I haven’t got enough money to go on holiday.

I‘ll lend you some money.

I’m very hungry.

I _______________________________________________.

It’s very cold in here.

_____________ I _________________________________?

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Unit 1 Test • KeyGroup AEx 11 car/coach 7 swimming2 ferry 8 walking3 campsite 9 sightseeing4 holiday 10 museums

apartment 11 galleries5 beach 12 eat out6 sunbathing

Ex 21 fun 4 relaxing2 disgusting 5 interesting3 friendly

Ex 31 did … travel 6 didn’t help2 worked 7 closed3 stopped 8 did … decide4 didn’t enjoy 9 didn’t stay5 did … last

Ex 41 had 7 didn’t buy2 went 8 were3 didn’t come 9 spent4 met 10 Did … have5 knew 11 did … go6 saw 12 did … do

Group BEx 11 Did … go 7 spent2 Did … have 8 went3 Did … do 9 didn’t come4 had 10 saw5 were 11 met6 didn’t buy 12 knew

Ex 21 decided 6 didn’t stay2 didn’t enjoy 7 Did … stop3 didn’t help 8 did … last4 closed 9 Did … work5 travelled

Ex 31 interesting 4 fantastic2 fun 5 horrible3 relaxing

Ex 41 ferry 7 campsites2 car/coach 8 eat out3 sightseeing 9 sunbathing 4 galleries 10 beach5 museums 11 walking6 holiday 12 swimming

apartment

Groups A & BEx 5[2 points for each sentencetranslated correctly]

Ex 21 timetable 6 return 2 platform 7 journey3 leaves 8 single4 office 9 catch5 station

Ex 31 did 5 —2 — 6 did3 — 7 did4 did 8 did

Ex 41 somewhere 5 anything2 Somebody 6 Everyone 3 everywhere 7 anybody4 nothing 8 nowhere

Ex 51 spent 7 discovered2 Did … visit 8 walked3 loved 9 saw4 was 10 told5 did … do 11 caught6 went 12 arrived

Groups A & BEx 6[1 point for each question; 1 pointfor each answer]Possible questions and answers:1 What time does the plane leave?

It leaves at twenty-five pasteleven./Where is the plane going?It’s going to Belfast./What’s the flight number?It’s BA 173./What gate does it leave from?It leaves from Gate 7.

2 What time does the train leave(London)?It leaves (London) at a quarter toone./What time does the train arrive(in Brussels)?It arrives (in Brussels) at half pastfour./How much does it/a return ticketcost?It costs one hundred and forty-nine pounds./

3 What’s the name of the film?It’s (called) Live Another Day./What time does the film start?It starts at twenty past twelve./How much does it cost?It costs five pounds fifty or fourpounds for students.

4 What time does the coach leave?It leaves at ten to eight./What time does the coach arrive(in Exeter)?It arrives (in Exeter) at ten toeleven./Where’s the coach going?It’s going to Exeter./What number is the coach?It’s number 21./

Ex 6[1 point for each question and 2 foreach answer]Questions and possible answers:1 Where did you go?

I went to (France).2 When did you go?

I went in (January).3 Who did you go with?

I went with (my family).4 How did you travel?

I travelled by (car).5 How long did you stay?

I stayed for (a week).6 Where did you stay?

I stayed in a hotel./on a campsite.7 Was the food nice?

Yes, it was./No, it wasn’t.8 What activities did you do?

I went skiing.9 What places did you visit?

I visited galleries and museums.10 Did you enjoy your holiday?

Yes, I did./No, I didn’t.

Unit 2 Test • KeyGroup AEx 11 station 6 single2 leave 7 platform3 journey 8 return4 catch 9 office5 timetable

Ex 2a one pound fiftyb seventy-five pencec one pound fifteend fourteen pounds ninety-ninee a/one hundred and sixty-eight

pounds

Ex 31 caught 7 went2 arrived 8 Did … visit3 spent 9 was4 did … do 10 loved5 walked 11 saw6 discovered 12 told

Ex 41 — 5 did2 did 6 did3 did 7 —4 — 8 —

Ex 51 everywhere 5 somewhere2 nothing 6 anybody3 nowhere 7 Somebody4 everyone 8 anything

Group BEx 1a one pound sixty-eight b a/one hundred and seventy-five

pounds c one pound ninety-nine d fifteen pencee fourteen pounds fifty

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What stop does it leave from?It leaves from stop 11.

5 What time does the bookshopopen?It opens at half past nine./What time does the bookshopclose?It closes at half past five./What day is the bookshop closed?It’s closed on Sundays.

Ex 7[2 points for each correct sentence]Possible answer:First I did my homework. Next I haddinner with my family. Then I wentto the cinema with my friends. Afterthat we had an ice-cream. Finally Iwent home.

Ex 8[2 points for each correct sentence]1 Hello./Good morning.2 Yes, I’d like/can I have a ticket to

Nottingham, please?3 How much does it cost/are they?4 (Can I have/I’d like) a return,

please.5 Do you accept credit cards?/

Can I pay by credit card?6 Thank you. What time does the

(next) train leave?7 How long does it take?/is the

journey?8 Which platform does it leave from?9 Thank you./Thanks. Goodbye.

Unit 3 Test • KeyGroup AEx 11 post office 6 takeaway2 dry cleaner’s 7 bank3 market 8 chemist’s4 baker’s 9 greengrocer’s5 hairdresser’s

Ex 21 Don’t copy 5 Don’t be2 Have 6 Don’t forget3 Look out! 7 Listen4 Turn

Ex 3[1 point for each question; 1 pointfor each answer]2 Whose is this book?

It’s Sally King’s.3 Whose is this rucksack?

It’s James’s.4 Whose are these CDs?

They’re Diana’s.5 Whose are these videos?

They’re Hayley’s.6 Whose is this football?

It’s Leo Ward’s.

Ex 41 hers 4 mine2 yours 5 his3 theirs 6 ours

4 Go down/along Stanley Road and turn left. You’re in High Street.Take the first right. That’s Queen’sStreet. Go straight on. Then turnright at the cinema. You’re inRichmond Road. The supermarket’son your left, after the butcher’s.

5 Go down/along Stanley Road andturn left. You’re in High Street.Then take the second right. Godown/along George Street and theschool is on your left.

Ex 8[two points for each sentencecorrectly translated]

Unit 4 Test • KeyGroup AEx 11 small 5 interesting2 relaxing 6 cold3 quiet 7 unfriendly4 safe 8 dirty

Ex 21 hat2 scarf 8 sunglasses3 jumper/sweatshirt 9 shirt4 coat 10 jacket5 skirt 11 trousers6 tights 12 sock(s)7 boot(s) 13 shoe(s)

Ex 31 plain 3 short 5 tight2 smart 4 straight

Ex 41 noisier 5 hotter2 cheaper 6 better3 more polluted 7 friendlier4 smaller 8 more interesting

Ex 51 the hottest2 the most stressful3 the slowest4 the most dangerous5 the noisiest6 the most crowded7 the cheapest8 the most unusual

Group BEx 11 tight 4 smart2 short 5 straight 3 plain

Ex 21 dirty 5 safe2 unfriendly 6 quiet3 small 7 relaxing4 cold 8 interesting

Ex 3a jacket d shoe(s)b trousers e sunglassesc sock(s) f shirt

Ex 51 through/past 4 on the corner2 under 5 across3 down/along 6 between

Group BEx 1[1 point for each question; 1 pointfor each answer]b Whose are these videos?

They’re Hayley’s.c Whose are these CDs?

They’re Diana’s.d Whose is this rucksack?

It’s James’s.e Whose is this football?

It’s Leo Ward’s.f Whose is this book?

It’s Sally King’s.

Ex 21 ours 4 his2 mine 5 yours3 hers 6 theirs

Ex 31 Turn 5 Have 2 Don’t be 6 Don’t copy3 Don’t forget 7 Look out!4 Listen

Ex 41 on the corner 4 between2 across 5 down/along 3 through/past 6 under

Ex 51 hairdresser’s 6 dry cleaner’s2 takeaway 7 post office3 chemist’s 8 market4 greengrocer’s 9 baker’s5 bank

Groups A & BEx 6Possible answers:cat parrot rabbittortoise dog goldfish

Ex 7[4 points for each correct answer]Possible answers:1 Go down/along Stanley Road and

turn right (at the swimming pool).You’re in High Street. Go straighton and the video shop is on yourleft, beside/next to the clothesshop.

2 Go down/along Stanley Road andturn left. Then take the first right.You’re in Queen’s Street. Go pastthe library until the end of Queen’sStreet and the cinema’s on theright.

3 Go down/along Stanley Road andturn right. You’re in High Street.Go straight on until you get to theclothes shop. Then turn left. Godown/along Smith Street and thepub’s on the left, opposite thechurch.

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Ex 41 the most crowded2 the hottest 3 the noisiest4 the most unusual 5 the slowest6 the cheapest7 the most dangerous8 the most stressful

Ex 51 cheaper 5 better 2 friendlier 6 smaller3 hotter 7 more polluted4 more interesting 8 noisier

Groups A & BEx 6[2 points for each correct answer]1 I’m funnier than my best friend./

My best friend is funnier than me./I’m (not) as funny as my bestfriend.

2 I’m lazier than my best friend./My best friend is lazier than me./I’m (not) as lazy as my best friend.

3 I’m slimmer than my best friend./My best friend is slimmer thanme./I’m (not) as slim as my bestfriend.

4 I’m better at English than my bestfriend./My best friend is better atEnglish than me./I’m (not) asgood at English as my best friend.

5 I’m trendier than my best friend./My best friend is trendier thanme./I’m (not) as trendy as my bestfriend.

6 I’m livelier than my best friend./My best friend is livelier than me./I’m (not) as lively as my best friend.

Ex 7[2 points for each correct answer.]Personal answers.1 … is the trendiest shop in my

town/city.2 … is the most beautiful area of

my country. 3 … is the noisiest student in my

class.4 … is the hottest month of the year.5 … is the worst singer in the world.6 … is the most expensive restaurant

in my town/city.

Ex 8[2 points for each correct answer]1 I’d like to see/try on …/I want to

see/try on …2 What size (are you)? /What size

do you wear?/do you want?3 How does it look?/What do you

think?/Do you like it?4 How much is it/that? /How much

does it cost?

Ex 21 to go you go2 are finishing finish3 What’s he do What’s he doing4 Does Vicky going Is Vicky going5 they go they’re going6 we’re learning we’re going to

learn

Ex 31 at 5 next2 in 6 on 3 this 7 in4 at 8 tomorrow

Ex 41 ’m having2 ’m going3 Are … going to spend/spending 4 does … finish5 starts6 ’s coming/’s going to come 7 Is … going to do/doing8 isn’t9 ’s playing/’s going to play

10 ’m going to ask

Ex 5b 8 d 4 f 3 h 6c 7 e 9 g 5 i 1

Groups A & BEx 6[2 points for each correct answer]Possible answers:1 Yes, I am./No, I’m not.2 I’m going to use English (in my

job/to travel).3 I’m going to (visit my penfriend

in England./go on holiday withmy family).

4 Yes, I am. (I think it’s important.)/No, I’m not. (Lessons are veryexpensive).

5 I’m going to (go to university/get a job).

6 I’m going to live here/in (theUSA).

7 Yes, I’m going to get marriedwhen I’m (thirty)./No, I’m not.(I’d rather be single.)

Ex 7[2 points for each correct sentence]Personal answers.

Ex 8[2 points for each correct answer]1 Hi./Hello.2 I’m watching/I’m going to watch

a video with my family.3 I’m playing football.4 I’m free./I haven’t got any plans.5 That sounds like a good idea.6 I’m not going to go home too/

very late because there’s/we’vegot school the next day/the dayafter.

7 Yes, OK./Fine.

Ex 9Possible answers:I’m wearing blue, flared jeans.I’m wearing a plain, tight T-shirt.I’m wearing black shoes.

Unit 5 Test • KeyGroup AEx 12 g 4 a 6 d 8 f3 h 5 b 7 e 9 c

Ex 21 next 5 at2 tomorrow 6 in3 in 7 at4 this 8 on

Ex 31 Sophie and Mark are going to

have a party.2 Nick and Anna aren’t going to

buy a flat in London.3 Is George going to study

Information Technology?4 We’re going to live in Australia.5 My sister isn’t going to play

tennis professionally.6 I’m not going to travel round the

world.7 Are you going to be an actress?8 I’m going to play the guitar in a

rock group.

Ex 41 ’m going2 ’m having3 are coming/are going to come4 Are … going to play/playing5 aren’t6 ’s doing/is going to do7 ’m going to ask8 Are … going to spend/spending9 finishes

10 does … start

Ex 51 I’m learning I’m going to learn2 Do you going Are you going3 we going we’re going4 to go she goes5 are you do are you doing6 finish finishes

Group BEx 11 I’m not going to be an actress.2 My sister’s going to play the

guitar in a rock group.3 Are Dave and Anna going to live

in New Zealand?4 Are you going to play tennis

professionally?5 George isn’t going to have a party.6 Sophie and Mark aren’t going to

travel round the world.7 We aren’t going to study

Information Technology.8 I’m going to buy a flat in London.

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Unit 6 Test • KeyGroup AEx 11 east 3 west2 south-west 4 north-east

Ex 21 sunny 4 cloudy2 freezing 5 windy3 fog 6 snowed

Ex 32 a 3 e 4 b 5 f 6 c

Ex 41 chatty/talkative/sociable/

outgoing/self-confident2 cautious3 positive/optimistic4 self-confident5 generous

Ex 51 decisive enough 5 very2 quite 6 a little bit3 really 7 fairly4 pretty 8 a bit

Ex 61 P 3 I 5 I 7 P2 P 4 P 6 I 8 I

Group BEx 11 positive/optimistic2 self-confident 3 generous 4 chatty/talkative/sociable/

outgoing/self-confident5 cautious

Ex 2b 2 c 3 d 6 e 5 f 1

Ex 31 fog 4 windy/wet2 snowed 5 freezing3 cloudy 6 sunny

Ex 41 north-west 3 south-east2 south 4 west

Ex 51 I 3 P 5 P 7 I2 I 4 I 6 P 8 P

Ex 61 fairly 5 really2 a little bit 6 cheerful enough3 quite 7 pretty4 very 8 quite

Groups A & BEx 7[2 points for each correct answer]2 are going to cross the road.3 ’s going to drink (something).4 ’re going to catch/miss the bus.5 ’s going to go to the gym/do

(some) exercise/sport.

Group BEx 11 asleep 4 trip2 team 5 truant3 late 6 play

Ex 2Across Down2 met 1 forgotten4 gone 3 tried6 listened 5 seen7 heard8 eaten

Ex 3[1 point for each question; 1 pointfor each answer]1 Has Emma ever met your

grandparents? No, she hasn’t.2 Have you been a good student

recently? No, I haven’t.3 Has he ever acted on TV?

No, he hasn’t.4 Has your teacher seen a good film

recently? Yes, he/she has.5 Have your parents played tennis

recently? Yes, they have.6 Have you ever forgotten your

homework? Yes, I have.

Ex 41 gone 3 been 5 been2 gone 4 been 6 gone

Ex 5[2 points for each correct answer]1 I’ve never read the book, but I’ve

seen the film.2 They’ve seen New York on TV,

but they’ve never visited the USA.3 She’s never been in a film, but

she’s acted on TV.4 He’s forgotten his homework, but

he’s never failed a test.

Groups A & BEx 6[1 point for each question; 2 pointsfor each answer]Possible answers:1 What books have you read recently?

I’ve read (East of Eden by JohnSteinbeck).

2 What’s the best book you’ve everread? The best book I’ve ever read was(The Lord of the Rings).

3 When did you read it? I read it (when I was thirteen).

4 Have you ever read a book inEnglish? Yes, I have./No, I haven’t.

5 What books did you read whenyou were a child? I read books about (animals).

6 Why did you like them? I liked them because (they wereinteresting).

6 ’s going to post a letter.7 ’s going to turn left.

Ex 8[2 points for each correct answer]Possible answers:1 It’s hot and sunny.2 It was cool and cloudy.3 It was warm.4 It’s going to be dry.

Ex 9[2 points for each correct answers]Possible answers:1 She likes (romantic films).2 They like (listening to music).3 He/She’s (very friendly).4 I’m quite (easy-going).5 I like (doing athletics).

Ex 10[2 points for each sentence translatedcorrectly]

Unit 7 Test • KeyGroup AEx 1Down Across3 met 2 eaten4 gone 5 forgotten5 fallen 8 listened6 tried7 seen

Ex 21 play 3 team 5 asleep2 trip 4 truant 6 late

Ex 31 We’ve visited London, but we’ve

never seen the London Eye.2 I’ve never forgotten my homework,

but I’ve failed an exam.3 She’s read The Lord of the Rings,

but she hasn’t seen it at thecinema.

4 They’ve never acted in a film, butthey’ve been in a pop group.

Ex 4[1 point for each question; 1 pointfor each answer]1 Have they seen a good film

recently? No, they haven’t.2 Has he ever forgotten his

homework? Yes, he has.3 Has Emma played tennis recently?

Yes, she has.4 Have your parents ever met your

teacher? No, they haven’t.5 Have you ever acted in a film?

Yes, I have.6 Has she been a good student

recently? No, she hasn’t.

Ex 51 been 3 gone 5 gone2 been 4 gone 6 been

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Ex 7[2 points for each correct answer]1 Neither have I.2 Oh, I didn’t.3 Oh, I haven’t.4 So have I.5 Neither did I.6 So did I.

Ex 8[2 points for each correct sentence]Possible answers:I’ve never met a famous person. I’vebeen to Greece, but I’ve never eatenoctopus. I’ve seen lots of films, butI’ve never acted in a play. I’ve donea bungee jump and played in theschool football team.

Unit 8 Test • KeyGroup AEx 12 bookcase 7 wardrobe3 rug 8 washing4 cooker machine 5 fridge 9 desk6 sofa 10 lamp

Ex 22 f 4 d 6 i 8 a3 g 5 c 7 b 9 h

Ex 31 He hasn’t tidied the house yet.2 Dad’s just painted the door.3 I’ve already read the newspaper.4 Have you phoned Diane yet?5 My friends have already arrived.6 You haven’t done the washing-up

yet.7 I’ve already done my homework.

Ex 41 Has Sue bought the drinks yet?

No, she hasn’t.2 Has Adam chosen the music yet?

Yes, he has.3 Has Adam organised the food yet?

No, he hasn’t.4 Have Jo and Amy made the

costumes yet?Yes, they have.

5 Have Jo and Amy moved thechairs yet?No, they haven’t.

Ex 51 ’ll buy 4 ’ll start2 ’ll cook 5 ’ll visit3 ’ll go

Group BEx 1b 9 d 8 f 3 h 7c 6 e 1 g 5 i 2

Ex 7[2 points for each correct answer]Possible answers:1 I’ll make you a sandwich./some

lunch./something to eat.2 Shall I close the door?/window?3 I’ll go./answer it./see who it is.4 Shall we tidy it?/clean it?/

clear it up?5 Shall I wash it for you?/put it in

the washing machine?6 I’ll clean it./clear it up.

Ex 8[2 points for each sentence correctlytranslated]

Ex 2b fridge g lampc washing machine h rugd sofa i cookere bookcase j wardrobef desk

Ex 31 ’ll do 4 ’ll visit2 ’ll go 5 ’ll make3 ’ll buy

Ex 41 Andy’s already tidied his room. 2 We haven’t done our homework

yet.3 Dad’s just read all my e-mails. 4 The train hasn’t arrived yet.5 I’ve already done the washing-up.6 Has Diane painted the living-room

yet?7 My friends have just broken the

CD player.

Ex 51 Have Jo and Amy chosen the

dance music yet?No, they haven’t.

2 Has Sue hired the costumes yet?No, she hasn’t.

3 Has Sue moved the rug yet?Yes, she has.

4 Has Adam invited the guests yet?Yes, he has.

5 Has Adam put the drinks in thefridge yet?No, he hasn’t.

Groups A & BEx 6[1 point for each correct answer]Possible answers:1 I’ve just/already had lunch

(today)./I haven’t had lunch yet(today).

2 I haven’t finished this exerciseyet.

3 I’ve just/already seen my friends(this week)./I haven’t seen myfriends yet (this week).

4 I’ve just/already done (some)homework this week/I haven’t done(any) homework yet (this week).

5 I’ve just/already tidied my room(this month)./I haven’t tidied myroom yet (this month).

6 I’ve just/already done an exam(this month)./I haven’t done anexam yet (this month).

7 I’ve just/already had my birthday(this year)./I haven’t had mybirthday yet (this year).

8 I’ve just/already been on holiday(this year)./I haven’t been onholiday yet (this year).

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Unit 1 Group A 2Group B 3Groups A & B 4

Unit 2 Group A 5Group B 6Groups A & B 7

Unit 3 Group A 8Group B 9Groups A & B 10

Unit 4 Group A 11Group B 12Groups A & B 13

Unit 5 Group A 14Group B 15Groups A & B 16

Unit 6 Group A 17Group B 18Groups A & B 19

Unit 7 Group A 20Group B 21Groups A & B 22

Unit 8 Group A 23Group B 24Groups A & B 25

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