PET BOOK 3 LEVEL ONE Test 3 PAGE 1

A Grammar

Choose the correct answer. Only one answer is correct.

EXAMPLE: John * A are not here today

* B be

* C is The correct answer is C : `is'

* D am

1 We walked across the fields without * A no shoes on

* B any

* C some

* D of

2 Do you know * A that what he is talking about?

* B that

* C the which

* D what

3 Do you * A all times sleep on the floor?

* B every time

* C always

* D each times

4 He asked me * A why I looked so sad

* B because

* C what for

* D about that

5 You can stay here * A how long you like

* B so long

* C as long

* D as long as

6 John has * A fallen in love with the school secretary

* B got

* C come

* D gone

7 * A Say me all about your holiday in Yugoslavia

* B Tell

* C Explain

* D Describe

8 I was so tired that I * A got asleep in class

* B felt

* C fell

* D went

9 I should like to * A place a suggestion

* B do

* C say

* D make

10 Try to * A show out where she lives

* B bring

* C get

* D find

11 I am not satisfied * A for your explanation PAGE 2 * B with

* C of

* D on

12 Where's Kate? She's down * A against the river

* B next

* C by

* D to

13 Every one remembered * A by the event very clearly

* B of

* C on

* D -

14 If you are not careful, you'll get * A in the trouble

* B into trouble

* C into troubles

* D troubles

15 Please hang your clothes * A up before you go to bed

* B away

* C -

* D in

16 Three of these -ed endings sound the same, like [d] as in hand. One is different:

it sounds like [t] as in last. Which one is it?

* A watched * B arranged * C played * D hated

17 Three of these verbs form the past participle in -n, like I know ̶ I have known.

Which one does not?

* A tear * B wear * C swear * D hear

18 Which group of letters gives the past tense of the verb?

A	l ̶ ̶ ight
B	l ̶ ̶ ought
C	l ̶ ̶ aught
D	l ̶ ̶ it

light

19 It's my birthday tomorrow. Don't forget! * A I won't!

* B I don't!

* C I'm not!

* D Well!

20 I shall never get used * A to drive on the left

* B to driving

* C drive

* D driving

21 You * A are to be mad to go to the disco by yourself PAGE 3

* B must

* C need

* D shall

22 Why does everybody keep * A on to stare at me?

* B to stare

* C staring

* D to staring

23 Has it stopped * A to rain yet?

* B raining

* C rain

* D of raining

24 Why * A didn't you stop when you saw me?

* B weren't you stopping

* C haven't you stopped

* D you didn't stop

25 Whenever we go abroad, we * A stay in cheap hotels

* B use to stay

* C are staying

* D used to stay

B Everyday questions and responses

Choose the question or response which fits the situation.

EXAMPLE 1: How are you? * A John Smith

* B Very well, thank you The answer is B: `Very well, thank you'.

* C Seventy kilos

* D Twenty-one years old

EXAMPLE 2: * A What's the time? It's twenty to twelve The answer is A: What's the time?

* B What hour?

* C Is late?

* D How many hours?

26 You are doing it wrong: do it * A like so

* B like this

* C as this

* D so

27 What * A do you take? A cup of coffee, please

* B do you have

* C are you having

* D are you taking

28 * A Devil! What an ugly dog!

* B My dear!

* C Good heavens!

* D Look out!

29 * A Up bottoms! * B Chin chin! * C Health! * D Cheers!

30 * A Give my best wishes to your mother PAGE 4

* B Remind me

* C Send my greeting

* D Offer my respect

C Reading comprehension

Fill in the gaps in the passage with the word or words which make sense.

EXAMPLE:

'John stays at home every evening [1] _______ Thursday. On Thursday evening he goes to the cinema. He would like to go to the cinema more often, but he says he [2] ________ it.'

[1] * A by * B except The answer is B: `except'

* C for * D saving

[2] * A doesn't want * B has to do

* C cannot afford * D always pays The answer is C: `cannot afford'.

There is only one shop in the village, but [31] ___________ everything. [32] __________ newspapers and books, you can buy such things as clothing, household goods and furniture. There is [33] _____________ post office in one corner. The trouble is that the man [34] ______________ shop is a very unpleasant person. His clothes are dirty, he is unshaven, and, worst of all, he is [35] ______________ to his customers.

31 * A it seems to sell * B it likes to buy * C they can buy * D there has

32 * A Because of * B And * C As well as * D More than

33 * A at last a * B both a * C something for a * D even a

34 * A it is his * B who runs the

* C for managing the * D whose

35 * A not very fond * B seldom impolite

* C often quite rude * D nearly very angry

D Phonology

In three of the four words, the underlined part is pronounced the same; in the fourth word the underlined part

is pronounced differently. Find the fourth word.

Example 1: * A hat * B cat * C that * D late The answer is D: 'late'.

Example 2: * A each * B cheap * C ache * D catch The answer is C: 'ache'.

36 * A that * B catch * C bad * D wash

37 * A feel * B see * C red * D we

38 * A day * B take * C face * D any

39 * A think * B this * C mother * D the

40 * A come * B love * C women * D some

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