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34 HILLSIDE PRESS • PHOTOCOPIABLE

Unit 1 Extra Unit Tests Journeys B1+ Teacher’s Resource Pack

Is each item in bold A (True) or B (False)?Choose A , B or C. Β A 1 UNICEF is a charity .

A true B false

2 A revolution is a winter storm with lots of snow.

A true B false

3 Kitchen equipment can include pots and bowls.

A true B false

4 If you and a friend fall out , you have an argument.

A true B false

5 If a house is destroyed, it can be fixed.

A true B false

6 A nightmare is a nice dream.

A true B false

7 If something is heartbreaking, it is very sad.

A true B false

8 If your power is cut off, there is no electricity.

A true B false

9 Smoke and lava can come out of a volcano.

A true B false

10 An employee is someone who has to leave their

country because of a war, etc.

A true B false

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1 Earthquakes and floods are natural . A borders B disasters C logos

2 We take food and medicines to people in

areas where there are armed .

A conflicts B routines C epidemics

3 This NGO provides people living in villages

with solar-powered .

A blackboards B towels C radios

4 In a(n) , you should call this number for

help.

A donation B interview C emergency

5 We were completely ; there was nothing

we could do.

A worthwhile B useful C helpless

6 Luckily, the car wasn’t seriously in the

accident.

A damaged B injured C insulted

7 Why is Maggie in such a good today?

A mood B feeling C decision

8 That village is in China.

A crucial B essential C central

9 each of those three dresses and see

which one you like best.

A Catch on B Try on C Make up

10 When the war ended, relief were sent to

the area to help the people living there.

A survivors B workers C refugees

Vocabulary: /20



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Journeys B1+ Teacher’s Resource Pack Extra Unit Tests Unit 1

Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A or B.Choose A , B or C. Β A 1 I’m working on the farm; I’ve been

doing it for years.

A getting used to B used to

2 We Nicole these days.

A rarely see B see rarely

3 How long you had your dog?

A did B have

4 Harry has played tennis.

A ever B never

5 I have to Brazil three times. A been B gone

6 Emily Parker more than 20 books.

A has been writing B has written

7 Helen driving her new car, but she still

finds it quite difficult.

A is used to B is getting used to

8 My sister has to the supermarket, but

she’ll be back soon.

A been B gone

9 How long Olivia live in London?

A has B did

10 Jim .... that pizza for over an hour and he still

hasn’t finished!

A has been eating B has eaten

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1 I Karen at six o’clock this evening. A meet B am meeting C have met

2 some biscuits in that cupboard.

A They are B There are C It’s

3 Peter his homework, so now he can

watch TV.

A is doing B has done C does

4 Are you looking for your gloves? are on

the table.

A They B Their C There

5 They usually the supplies within 24 hours.

A have delivered B deliver C are delivering

6 We of getting a kitten for Julie.

A thinking B think C are thinking

7 She has been teaching here five years.

A since B already C for

8 We breakfast right now.

A are having B have C have beenhaving

9 Is it raining?

A yet B still C so far

10 We play basketball once week.

A in B the C a





Choose the odd word out: A , B, C or D.

Is each item in bold A (True) or B (False)?

Choose A , B or C. Β

C

A 1 A strange B true

C weird D different

2 A couple B pair

C two D medium

3 A shuttle B craft

C spirit D rocket

4 A candidate B statement

C explanation D information

5 A psychic B scientist

C incident D psychiatrist

1 If something is inaccurate, it is not completelycorrect.

A true B false

2 Someone who is dishonest tells lies.

A true B false

3 If you appear, nobody can see you.

A true B false

4 If you have a lack of something, you have lots of it.

A true B false

5 If you unlock a door, anyone can open it. A true B false

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1 The of the village don’t want anyone tobuild a hotel there.

A aliens B poltergeists C residents

2 John isn’t coming with us; he’s feeling a bit

the weather.

A under B in C over

3 Nick likes reading about flying and

other UFOs.

A hovercraft B hydrofoils C saucers

4 He isn’t going to do that. He doesn’t want to

be as mad!

A leaked B labelled C pointed

5 Some people say that our house is , but

we’ve never seen a ghost.

A unidentified B haunted C confused

6 He spoke to us in English, but we

understood what he said.

A broken B comfortable C spooky

7 She’s 95 years old, but she’s got all her teeth;

she doesn’t wear . A decades B beacons C dentures

8 I haven’t heard Pamela’s of what

happened yet.

A headline B version C sensation

9 She out that she had been working on

the project for less than a week.

A pointed B observed C sought

10 If you use , you can see the lava on one

side of the volcano. A hallucinations B binoculars C abductions

Vocabulary: /20





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A , B or C.

Choose A , B or C.

Choose A or B. Β

C

A 1 A I went to the village B I had gone to the village three months ago.

C I had been going to the village

2 When Ann A had often been climbing that tree.

was young, B had often climbed that tree.

she C would often climb that tree.

3 A There are five months

B It’s five months since I last saw Peter.

C I have five months

4 A until half past five.

They argued B by half past five.

C since half past five.

5 A During

B As soon as I called her name, she turned around.

C By then

1 We our work half an hour ago.

A have finished B finished C are finishing

2 When I to Theresa, she had already told

Frank about the party.

A spoke B had spoken C am speaking

3 The boys their dad right now.

A had been B were helping C are helping helping

4 While I home, I saw Maggie on her new

bike.

A had driven B was driving C am driving

5 They for about twenty minutes when

they realised they were going the wrong way.

A have walked B had been C used to walk walking

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1 I a new jacket last Friday. A have bought B bought

2 Janet and I became friends three years .

A ago B before

3 lunch, so we’re not hungry.

A We had had B We’ve had

4 As as we got to the park, it started to

rain.

A much B soon

5 When the phone rang, I a bath, so Icouldn’t answer it.

A had B was having

6 I got on the bus, a seat and started

reading my book.

A was finding B found

7 When Theo was younger, he live on a

farm.

A used to B would

8 They been looking for the cat for over

an hour before they found it.

A have B had

9 We didn’t to use computers in school,

but now we do.

A use B used

10 I waiting for you for ages. Why are you

so late?

A had been B have been





Choose A (True) or B (False).Choose A , B or C. B A 1 To steal the show means to rob a theatre.

A true B false

2 Designer handbags are often very expensive.

A true B false

3 A warehouse is where the police keep criminals.

A true B false

4 Approximately 300 means exactly 300.

A true B false

5 Something that is insignificant is very important.

A true B false

6 When somebody screams, they make a loud noise.

A true B false

7 Something that is enormous is very big.

A true B false

8 If a criminal is found guilty , the police let him/her go.

A true B false

9 Mugging is a crime that takes place in a house.

A true B false

10 A cashier might work in a bank.

A true B false

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1 She was attacked on a busy street indaylight.

A straight B broad C right

2 The shop will be closed tomorrow. We apologise

to customers for any .

A information B interval C inconvenience

3 The robbery took yesterday afternoon.

A place B time C event

4 One said that the bank robbers got

away in a green car.

A judge B eyewitness C jury

5 The man was from prison after serving

five years.

A released B arrested C charged

6 The bank is the only person who knows

how to open the safe.

A criminal B manager C mugger

7 A broke into their house and took their

computers.

A vandal B smuggler C burglar

8 The nearest of the National Bank is

opposite the post office.

A branch B counter C court

9 The police are trying to track the bank

robbers.

A down B over C up

10 They think she’s the who tried to set fire

to the library.

A shoplifter B arsonist C murderer

Vocabulary: /20





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Is each item in bold Right (A) or Wrong (B)?Order of adjectives.

Choose A (right) or B (wrong).

Choose A , B or C. Choose A or B.

Β D

A C

1 It’s not enough warm to go swimming.

A (right) B (wrong)

2 That film was very interesting.

A (right) B (wrong)

3 Jimmy is too young to drive a car.

A (right) B (wrong)

4 There’s enough food for all of us.

A (right) B (wrong)

5 Angela is too nice; I really like her. A (right) B (wrong)

1 a beautiful red leather belt

A (right) B (wrong)

2 a square large Swedish dining table

A (right) B (wrong)

3 a new expensive tennis racket

A (right) B (wrong)

4 a huge ancient stone theatre

A (right) B (wrong)

5 a plastic Chinese red clock A (right) B (wrong)

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1 That’s a very dog. A bigger B big C biggest

2 It was the pizza I have ever eaten!

A worst B worse C bad

3 This shop assistant is helpful than the

other one.

A most B more C very

4 My book is interesting than yours.

A little B least C less

5 My brother is much than I am. A tall B taller C tallest

1 Isabel was very in what I said. A interested B interesting

2 Gavin is a person to talk to.

A fascinated B fascinating

3 I’m afraid I found Lillian’s talk really .

A bored B boring

4 Sarah has been working a teacher for

two years and she loves it.

A like B as

5 Nick has been studying really lately. A hardly B hard





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Choose A (True) or B (False).

Choose the odd word out: A , B, C or D.Choose A , B or C.

C

Β A

1 If you do something promptly , you do it after a long

time.

A true B false 2 A personalised learning program is designed

especially for you.

A true B false

3 A homing device unlocks the front door of your

house.

A true B false

4 If something is exhausting, it makes you very tired.

A true B false

5 If you oversleep, you sleep for longer than youwanted to.

A true B false

1 A device B gadgetC machine D station

2 A tap B ham

C sink D plug

3 A case B kettle

C box D bag

4 A fuel B finger

C toe D thumb

5 A passport B password

C magazine D book

1 I’m late because I the eight o’clock train. A lost B missed C left

2 I’m hungry; my stomach’s !

A rumbling B emitting C uploading

3 Is that your phone?

A mobile B physical C virtual

4 There’s a sensor in this room; the light

comes on as soon as you walk in.

A software B hydrogen C motion

5 Margot doesn’t eat meat; she’s a . A console B vegetarian C transceiver

6 These new cars don’t the environment.

A implant B pollute C crash

7 Nancy pays for everything with her card.

A memory B procedure C credit

8 There are lots of cars on this road, and the

fumes smell very bad.

A injection B exhaust C oxygen

9 I’m for the history test tomorrow. A preventing B revising C serving

10 It’s so tiny that you need a to see it.

A microscope B microchip C monorail

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Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A , B or C.Choose A or B. Β A 1 You’re tired. I do the shopping for you?

A Do B Shall C Will

2 We can’t go in until Nick us the tickets.

A will bring B brings C is going tobring

3 They are about Gillian the prize.

A giving B give C to give

4 We’ll know the answer before .

A when B soon C long

5 Let’s go home now, we? A shall B will C are

6 The computer won’t work unless you it

on!

A are going to turnB will turn C turn

7 Philip is on the point of his project.

A finish B to finish C finishing

8 By the I find the memory chip, it’ll be

too late.

A point B long C time

9 The train arrive at 10:25.

A will be B is due to C is about

10 We can start eating Terry arrives.

A as soon as B until C by

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1 By the time we get to the shops, they willclosed.

A been B be

2 turn on the light.

A I’ll B I’m going

3 Barry can’t watch that programme; he

between 8 and 8:30.

A will have cooked B will be cooking

4 They Jim outside the cinema at half

past seven this evening.

A shall meet B are meeting

5 There are loads of cars on the road; we

late!

A are being B are going to be

6 By ten o’clock, they will computer

games for over four hours!

A have been playing B be playing

7 The London train at exactly 7:08 on

Wednesdays.

A is leaving B leaves

8 This time tomorrow, Janet her cousins

for the very first time.

A will be meeting B meets

9 you do the cooking if you want, I

promise!

A I’m helping B I’ll help

10 you be going to the post office this

afternoon?

A Will B Are





Choose the odd word out: A , B or C.Choose A , B, or C. C A 1 A endangered B threatened C extinct

2 A industry B habitat C environment

3 A disaster B territory C land

4 A humans B deserts C locals

5 A globe B threat C world

6 A damage B pollute C reduce

7 A protect B survive C thrive

8 A drain B prevent C stop

9 A clearly B obviously C chiefly

10 A vulnerable B adaptable C dependent

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1 A number of species have died out in thisregion because of habitat .

A loss B trends C laws

2 The electricity used in this area is generated

at that power .

A condition B solution C station

3 He was walking so quickly that it was difficult

to keep with him.

A out B across C up

4 fuels are things like coal, oil and natural

gas.

A Fossil B Nature C Exhaust

5 When something , it becomes bigger in

number or size.

A increases B continues C solves

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Choose A (True) or B (False).B

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1 Acid rain contains dangerous chemicals.

A true B false

2 The word ‘fortunately ’ suggests something bad.

A true B false

3 Something that is massive is very small.

A true B false

4 If a wetland is unspoilt , people have destroyed it.

A true B false

5 Solar power comes from the sun.

A true B false





Choose the odd word out: A , B, C or D. A

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1 A final B eventC fortune D championship

2 A positive B optimistic

C determined D lethargic

3 A stage B knee

C shin D foot

4 A confidence B hardship

C willpower D determination

5 A athlete B director

C runner D sprinter

Vocabulary: /20

Choose A , B or C.


C

B

1 After Sarah from university, shetravelled round Europe for six months.

A graduated B obtained C inspired

2 Her hand was so badly injured in the accident

that the doctor had to it.

A exploit B amputate C emphasise

3 My aunt has raised 14 children.

A foster B guest C youth

4 I’m sure that, in time, he will his

difficulties.

A excel B enable C overcome

5 What do you think is the most-watched TV

in your country?

A honour B broadcast C source

6 Karen teaches education at a local

college.

A physical B amateur C previous

7 He broke the world in 1984.

A decade B second C record

8 Last year, Pamela became ill.

A normally B seriously C smoothly

9 Everybody’s happy! It’s a win-win .

A situation B chance C goal

10 Cathy’s had lots of problems lately. I really

feel sorry her.

A for B to C about

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1 If you bend over backwards, you refuse to help

someone.

A true B false

2 A runner-up comes first in a race.

A true B false

3 Spectators watch a sporting event.

A true B false

4 A master’s degree is something you win.

A true B false

5 You wear trainers on your feet.

A true B false





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A or B.Choose A or B. Β A 1 A Remember to take the tickets because we’ll B Remember taking the tickets need them.

2 A I tried to open the window, but it was

B I tried opening the window, locked.

3 A Helen stopped writing and looked out

B Helen stopped to write of the window.

4 A I forgot to close the gate, and the lion

B I forgot closing the gate, escaped!

5 A I regret to tell Hilary that I would

B I regret telling Hilary help her.

6 A Mark stopped to buy milk and then got

B Mark stopped buying milk back in his car.

7 We asked him to stop, A went on to talk.

but he B went on talking.

8 A I’ll never forget to win first prize; it

B I’ll never forget winning was amazing.

9 A We need to clean the car; it’s really dirty!

B We need cleaning the car;

10 A I went on to work even though he said I

B I went on working should stop for a break.

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1 This house needs . A cleaning B to clean

2 That sounds too good true.

A being B to be

3 She made an effort us.

A helping B to help

4 They go every winter.

A skiing B to ski

5 I don’t mind late on Wednesday.

A working B to work

6 The teacher made me the essay again.

A write B to write

7 She refused them where she had

hidden the jewellery.

A showing B to show

8 They denied the money.

A taking B to take

9 I can’t help about them.

A worrying B to worry

10 Nick isn’t allowed his dad’s computer.

A using B to use






Choose A , B or C. Choose the odd word out: A , B or C.

C

A B

1 To come up against a problem means to solve it.

A true B false

2 An extra is someone who has a very small part in a

film.

A true B false

3 Words that appear at the bottom of a screen are

subtitles.

A true B false

4 The credits are the words that actors say in a film.

A true B false

5 Something that is frustrating makes you happy. A true B false

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1 Don’t let the children see that ; it’sterrifying!

A comedy B love story C horror film

2 This science-fiction film has some amazing

effects.

A special B famous C traditional

3 The music we like is a far from the kind

of music our parents listen to.

A cry B seat C example

4 Karen is a make-up , and she works at

fashion shows.

A character B animator C artist

5 Wendy gives the that she’s very friendly,

but she’s really not a nice person.

A genre B impression C career

6 You have no idea what goes on behind the

at a fashion show!

A battles B angles C scenes

7 My cousin, Colin, is a costume .

A designer B engineer C actor

8 Lots of people think that my job is really easy,

but it’s often !

A interesting B nerve-racking C boring

9 Helen about e30,000 a year.

A reflects B creates C earns

10 The children staged a great at the local

theatre last month.

A documentary B play C film

1 A amazing B funny C hilarious

2 A monster B alien C director

3 A fabric B costume C animation

4 A location B comedy C drama

5 A producer B director C character

Vocabulary: /20





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose Right (A) or Wrong (B)?

Choose A or B.

C

A

1 I’d rather you sit there.

A (right) B (wrong)

2 I’d sooner leave at 5:00.

A (right) B (wrong)

3 It’s time to leave.

A (right) B (wrong)

4

It’s time weleave

.

A (right) B (wrong)

5 It’s high time you learnt to cook!

A (right) B (wrong)

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1 If you add 20 and 20, you 40. A would get B get

2 If I were in a hurry, I take a taxi.

A will take B would take

3 If you him the money, he would have

wasted it.

A gave B had given

4 If James you his bike, use it!

A lends B will lend

5 The children would have helped you if youthem.

A would have asked B had asked

6 If you your dog chocolate, it might get ill.

A give B will give

7 I’ll come with you to the supermarket if you

after 5 o’clock.

A went B go

8 If I time, I would help you with your work.

A had B would have

9 If Tom had trained the horse, it the race,

but it came in third.

A would have won B would win

10 If I you, I would do that homework now.

A was B were

Choose A , B or C.B

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1 We’ll go fishing on Friday, it doesn’train.

A otherwise B supposing C providing

2 You’re going to break it you’re not

careful.

A unless B if C in case

3 I wish I speak Italian!

A would B could C can

4 Only if you pay today get a ticket for

Saturday’s performance.

A can you B you will C you can

5 If only I Carol about it yesterday!

A would tell B had told C told





Choose A (True) or B (False)?

Choose the odd word out: A , B or C.

B

A

1 Sophisticated technology is simple technology.

A true B false

2 An aggressive animal can be dangerous.

A true B false

3 A mental disability is a physical problem.

A true B false

4 Both cats and dogs have paws.

A true B false

5 If you collar someone, you catch them.

A true B false

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1 A wolf B hound C mutt

2 A avalanche B landslide C thunderstorm

3 A descendant B apartment C mansion

4 A whiskers B earrings C claws

5 A locate B hunt C detect

Vocabulary: /20

Choose A , B or C.C

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1 We went to the station foot. A by B on C with

2 Don’t worry about Mr Hemming, his is

worse than his bite.

A bark B smell C sense

3 Police dogs help police officers stop smuggling

at crossings.

A survey B pedigree C border

4 Look at the chart, and tell me what the

most popular pet is.

A proportion B pie C theory

5 The rescue dog played a role in the

search for survivors after the earthquake.

A crucial B sensitive C illegal

6 You cannot bring products like fruit and

vegetables into the country.

A social B missing C agricultural

7 Some cats and dogs are by a vet for their

own health, and for the protection of their owners.

A prevented B vaccinated C approached

8 Most of the poorest people in the city live in

.

A teams B slums C kennels

9 A is a very young dog.

A gerbil B lizard C puppy

10 Don’t your friends for granted!

A take B put C have





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A or B.

Choose A or B.

Choose A or B. Β

C

A 1 A I have cut my hair; I always do it

B I have had my hair cut; myself.

2 A I am cleaning the office; they’ve just

B I am having the office cleaned; started.

3 A I had the fence repaired yesterday. It took me the

B I repaired the fence yesterday. whole morning.

4 A I deliver the food because I can’t

B I have the food delivered go myself.

5 A I have been building a kennel; I’ve nearly

B I am having a kennel built; finished.

1 I get every week.

A washed my car B my car washed

2 She had her secretary the email.

A to send B send

3 I my hair done once a month.

A get B make

4 I considered him a letter.

A to write B writing

5 I got the dentist my teeth.

A to check B check

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1 Children to go to school; it’s the law. A have B must

2 Let’s call Philip. He want to come with us.

A may B can

3 Angela be hungry. Her stomach is

rumbling!

A shouldn’t B must

4 We to tell Paul that the meeting has

been cancelled.

A should B ought

5 Pete have arrived yet; he’s only been

gone ten minutes.

A can’t B must

6 We our umbrellas; it didn’t rain after all.

A don’t have to take B needn’t have taken

7 The rabbit tried to get away, but we

hold on to it.

A were able to B could

8 You ought to that yesterday; now it’s

too late!

A have done B do

9 We better take the train; it’s quicker.

A could B had

10 I to tidy my desk, but I forgot.

A ought B was supposed





Choose A (True) or B (False)?

Choose A , B or C.

C

A

1 Someone who is brave never takes risks.

A true B false

2 Discrimination is when people are treated unfairly.

A true B false

3 A brief speech may go on for hours.

A true B false

4 When people are segregated they are all together.

A true B false

5 A quote is somebody’s exact words.

A true B false

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1 Dr Martin Luther King was one of the mostimportant leaders of the rights movement.

A social B civil C effective

2 People shouldn’t be by what they wear!

A enforced B campaigned C judged

3 Some of the children on Thomas

because he’s different.

A pick B put C pass

4 We mustn’t turn a eye to their problems;

we must try to help.

A blind B big C deaf

5 Our teacher all of her students fairly.

A orders B relies C treats

6 All people are equal, regardless the

colour of their skin.

A from B of C to

7 The law was changed as a result of the

demonstrations.

A straight B direct C public

8 The murder of the young man a series

of riots.

A refused B organised C sparked

9 Dan grew in a village not far from the

border.

A up B out C about

10 The boycott three months, and it was

very effective.

A transported B lasted C arrested

Vocabulary: /20

Choose the odd word out: A , B or C.B

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1 A protest B demonstration C arrest

2 A law B cotton C sugar

3 A message B company C slogan

4 A country B nation C constitution

5 A principal B demonstrator C activist





Choose A or B.B 1 The doctor A if I had a temperature. asked me B had I a temperature.

2 “I play A “So do I.”

basketball.” B “Neither do I.”

3 Only when A we started cooking.

he arrived B did we start cooking.

4 “I haven’t read A “So have I.”

that article.” B “I haven’t either.”

5 No sooner had A when it began to rain.

we started playing B than it began to rain.

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Choose A or B.

Choose A , B or C.

C

A

1 This is a great party, ?

A is it B isn’t it

2 Sam works very hard, ?

A doesn’t he B isn’t he

3 You don’t want any more pizza, ?

A don’t you B do you

4 Bob’s finished his work, ?

A isn’t he B hasn’t he

5 Don’t make any silly mistakes, ? A will you B do you

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1 That’s the man cat won the competition. A who B whose C that

2 I don’t know the reason he left.

A which B what C why

3 The woman is talking to Rachel is a

firefighter.

A who B whose C which

4 That school, has over 2,000 pupils, has

some great teachers.

A that B which C where

5 Then he went to Italy, he lived for twelve

years.

A where B which C when

6 This is the dog I told you about.

A that B whom C what

7 August is the month the island has the

most tourists.

A which B where C when

8 My sister, you met last week, has just

had her baby.

A that B whom C whose

9 The bus we travelled to the village was

very slow.

A on which B where C which

10 The woman you sold your car to is my

aunt!

A whose B to whom C that





Choose A , B or C.C

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Choose the odd word out: A , B or C. A

/5

1 A language B dialect C vehicle

2 A stirring B booming C flourishing

3 A humidity B heat C factory

4 A residents B inhabitants C monuments

5 A variety B dynasty C diversity

Choose (A) true or (B) false.B 1 If you have countless books, you have very few.

A true B false

2 A dinghy is a kind of boat.

A true B false

3 Streets are very busy during rush hour. A true B false

4 If something is gorgeous, it’s very ugly.

A true B false

5 A skyscraper is a type of aeroplane.

A true B false

1 You can’t drive your car in a precinct. A pedestrian B civil C street

2 There are lots of different plant in the

national park.

A cultures B marks C species

3 Most of this cotton is used to make .

A cargoes B mammals C textiles

4 I around the narrow streets, looking at

all the souvenir shops.

A wondered B influenced C wandered

5 As soon as they arrived in the city, they

wanted to see the .

A centuries B sights C capitals

6 The restaurant was so that there was

nowhere to sit.

A crowded B oppressive C complex

7 This city is for its air pollution.

A notorious B amazing C expressive

8 Don’t put into my mouth! I never said it

was Tom’s fault.

A expressions B words C meanings

9 The police caught the bank robbers, but they

never found the .

A loot B relief C contrast

10 , Kevin was angry when he realised Val

had been lying.

A Officially B Alternately C Understandably





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Are the sentences right (A) or wrong (B)?Β 1 People say that she has won a lot of money.

A (right) B (wrong)

2 They are making me to do my homework again.

A (right) B (wrong)

3 It is said to be over 300 years old.

A (right) B (wrong)

4 They got caught trying to steal a mobile phone.

A (right) B (wrong)

5 He was made to clean all the graffiti off the wall.

A (right) B (wrong)

/5

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Choose A or B. A

/5

1 She the piano at a local concert thisevening.

A is being played B is playing

2 This room painted.

A has just been B has just

3 The medicine in the morning.

A should be taken B should take

4 English is not here.

A spoken B speaking

5 The bank robbers got to prison for tenyears.

A sent B being sent

6 The dog since Thursday.

A wasn’t seen B hasn’t been seen

7 Sarah enjoys people.

A being helped B helping

8 This dress was designed Peter Rowan.

A from B by

9 Claire will what happened tomorrow. A tell B be told

10 the battle actually take place here?

A Was B Did

Choose A for Passive Voice or B for Other.C 1 The fish must have been eaten by the cat.

A Passive Voice B Other

2 I have been having my computer fixed.


3 James is thought to have a degree in history.


4 Three boys were sitting on an elephant.


5 They have been married for over sixty years. A Passive Voice B Other





Is each item in bold A (True) or B (False)?

Choose A , B or C.

C

A

1 A graduate has a university degree.

A true B false

2 A patient teacher gets angry very easily.

A true B false

3 Pupils at boarding school, see their family every

day.

A true B false

4 A contract is a promise in writing.

A true B false

5 Students always sit in the staffroom during breaks.

A true B false

/5

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1 I didn’t get a very good for my essay. A range B response C grade

2 Mike is only six, but he’s got a very strong

of justice.

A sense B term C skill

3 I need some time to think that.

A about B of C out

4 Pam says that all our teachers are much

the same, but I don’t agree.

A totally B pretty C fairly

5 I the children in their new school

yesterday.

A achieved B focused C enrolled

6 Our last at college was about violence

in sport.

A debate B target C excursion

7 I’d like to out that our bus is leaving in

ten minutes.

A tell B show C point

8 Will that run on this old computer?

A satellite B software C committee

9 The of our trip to Paris was going to the

top of the Eiffel Tower.

A possibility B attention C highlight

10 is one of the greatest problems facing

people all over the world.

A Cookery B Poverty C Awareness

Vocabulary: /20

/5

Choose the odd word out: A , B or C.B 1 A passage B syllabus C corridor

2 A curriculum B juggling C handstand

3 A answer B discuss C respond

4 A situation B report C assessment

5 A fairness B equality C responsibility





Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

Choose A or B.Choose A or B. Β A 1 I reminded Paul the lights.

A to turn off B turning off

2 John insisted us home.

A to take B on taking

3 Nick warned me Philip what had

happened.

A to not tell B not to tell

4 I agreed Nancy with her homework.

A to help B helping

5 Matthew explained he had been too illto come to school.

A that B us that

6 Helen feeding the dog a second time.

A refused B denied

7 Barry offered for the pizzas.

A to pay B paying

8 Dora admitted all the cake herself.

A to eat B that she had eaten

9 William complained unfairly treated. A to be B that he had been

10 Julie apologised for to my email.

A not to respond B not responding

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/10

1 Julie us that she would be late. A told B said

2 They said that they had seen their cousin

.

A the previous day B yesterday

3 He’d told us that he the email.

A would send B will send

4 She told the teacher that she her

homework by yesterday.

A may finish B was going to finish

5 They told the woman that they her dog

three days earlier.

A have found B had found

6 He told us that he couldn’t come with us

because he go to the dentist’s.

A had to B must

7 Richard asked us what time be arriving.

A would we B we would

8 The woman asked me how to the library.

A could she get B to get

9 We asked the driver the bus was late.

A why B where

10 Lillian asked me if her a lift to the station.

A could I give B I could give





Choose A , B or C.C

/10

/5

1 She has learnt the whole speech by . A tongue B heart C thumb

2 You really should see a doctor; you’ve

three times this month!

A fainted B sniffed C spat

3 When he the pressure on his nose, the

bleeding had stopped.

A released B pinched C supported

4 My knee was less painful when I put an ice

on it.

A dressing B plaster C pack

5 Robert was having difficulty , so we

took him to hospital.

A scraping B breathing C swelling

6 When we cold water on his hand, he felt

much better.

A raised B stuck C poured

7 Ken’s Adam’s goes up and down when

he laughs!

A shoulder B apple C toe

8 What can we do to the pain?

A apply B reassure C relieve

9 I knew that Maggie was very tired because

she kept .

A yawning B sneezing C breathing

10 I always my watch before I do the

washing-up.

A lean B remove C tilt

Vocabulary: /20

Choose the odd word out: A , B, C or D. A

/5

1 A wrist B elbowC nostril D ankle

2 A cut B pain

C scratch D graze

3 A throat B lotion

C ointment D cream

4 A bee B hornet

C wasp D chest

5 A neck B mouth

C tongue D lip

Choose (A) true or (B) false.B 1 Some insects have a sting.

A true B false

2 If something is visible, you can’t see it.

A true B false

3 If you prevent something, you stop it happening.

A true B false

4 A rash may be an allergic reaction.

A true B false

5 People often snore just before they go to bed.

A true B false




Grammar: /20

Test total: /40

/10

/10

Choose A or B. A 1 how tired we are, we have to keep going.

A No matter B However

2 We went to the restaurant early in to get

a good table.

A aim B order

3 We took Jim to hospital his symptoms

were severe.

A due to B because

4 I read my book there was nothing good

on television.

A since B despite

5 It was a long film that I fell asleep!

A such B so

6 He had missed lunch and, , was very

hungry!

A however B therefore

7 She did quite well in the test, of not

having studied.

A in spite B despite

8 the fact that I had read the book before,

I decided to read it again.

A Despite B Although

9 It was cold that my dog didn’t want to

go out!

A such B so

10 We were late getting to the station and, ,

we missed the train.

A while B as a result

To complete the sentence, choose A or B.B 1 I like Julia; A however, I’m not going to her party.

B therefore, I’m not going to her party.

2 While I like A as I don’t want one for a pet.

dogs, B I don’t want one for a pet.

3 It was such A a cold day that we stayed at home.

B cold that we stayed at home.

4 In spite of A his age, he still worked very hard.

the fact B that he was old, he still worked veryhard.

A expensive that we couldn’t afford it. 5 It was so B an expensive TV that we couldn’t

afford it.

6 She studied for A to get an ‘A’ in the exam.

weeks so as B getting an ‘A’ in the exam.

7 I didn’t go A since I’d seen the film before.

with them B therefore, I’d seen the film before.

A her good taste, she likes strangeclothes!

8 Although

B she has good taste, she likes strange

clothes! 9 She was A consequently, she forgot to turn the

talking on oven off.

the phone, B nevertheless, she forgot to turn the

and, oven off.

10 My friends A as though they were bored.

looked B that they were bored.

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