Gimznazjum Sprawdziany angielski Connections 1

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Starting out Test A

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Complete the sentences with words from the box.

hello

name’s

from

I’m

your

what’s

Hello, John.

1 Hi, my

Suzanne.

2 What’s name?

3 My name’s Patrizia and I’m

Italy.

, I'm Stella.

5 Hi, your

name?

6 Hello,

name’s Tony.

Write a or an.

window

black and white cat

green eye

ear

blue book

orange and grey bag

brown desk

Write the singular or plural of these words.

banana

1 box

2 photo

3 children

4 tomato

5 women

6 baby

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bananas

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I’m

Complete the names of these countries.

Eng

1 Hun

2 Ir

3 Swi

4 Bel

5 Fr

6 Po

Write these numbers as words.

Total

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six

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Complete the sentences with words from the box.

hello

Eva

from

I’m

your

what’s

’m

Hello, John.

1 Hi, my name’s Olga and I’m

Russia.

2 I George.

3 What’s name?

, my name’s Barbara.

5 Hi, I’m

6 Hello, I’m Tina.

your name?

Write a or an.

window

red door

hand

white mobile phone

grey ear

arm

orange and yellow pen

Write the singular or plural of these words.

banana

1 hand

2 buses

3 countries

4 mouse

5 boy

6 feet

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bananas

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I’m

Complete the names of these countries.

Eng

1 Gr

2 It

3 Swe

4 Ho

5 Sp

6 Sc

Write these numbers as words.

Total

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six

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Test 1A

Complete these sentences with the positive short
form of be.

I tired.

1 We cousins.

2 She happy.

3 You welcome.

4 It lunchtime.

5 They your

presents.

6 He my

uncle.

Correct the mistake in each sentence.

My parents isn’t sporty.

1 ‘Are you tired?’ ‘No, I aren’t.’

2 They friends are great.

3 We isn’t from Manchester.

4 This is me teacher.

5 ‘Is he OK?’ ‘Yes, he’s.’

6 It aren’t my birthday today.

Complete the words for members of the family.

My f

is 45.

1 His w

is from Slovenia.

2 He has a s

and a daughter.

3 ‘Is Kate your sister?’ ‘No, she’s my a

.’

4 I’m fifteen and my b

is thirteen.

5 My

father isn’t very old.

6 My c

are in Australia.

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aren’t

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’m

Make these sentences into negative and questions.

It’s an MP3 player.

Is it an MP3 player

1 The chair is blue.

2 She’s his girlfriend.

3 They’re sisters.

4 You’re hungry.

5 He’s from France.

6 We’re late.

Find, circle and write six personality words. The
words can go in any direction.

Total

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happy

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It isn’t an MP3 player.

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Test 1B

1 Complete these sentences with the positive short

form of be.

I tired.

1 It eight

o’clock.

2 He

12 years old.

3 She fine.

4 We late.

5 They in

Italy.

6 You wrong.

Correct the mistake in each sentence.

My parents isn’t sporty.

1 ‘Are you OK?’ ‘Yes, I’m.’

2 You isn’t shy.

3 This is he’s desk.

4 ‘Are they English?’ ‘No, they not.’

5 It’s we’re school.

6 I not confident.

Complete the words for members of the family.

My f

is 45.

1 Ellen and Annie are his s

2 My u

are in France.

3 His d

is five years old.

4 Her h

is a teacher.

5 My mother

very

funny.

6 My n

is at school.

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aren’t

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’m

Make these sentences into negative and questions.

It’s an MP3 player.

Is it an MP3 player

1 She’s nice.

2 They’re cool.

3 You’re my friend.

4 The book is green.

5 He’s her boyfriend.

6 We’re at the airport.

Find, circle and write six personality words. The
words can go in any direction.

Total

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creative

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It isn’t an MP3 player.

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Test 2A

Write sentences using positive (

✓) or negative (✗)

forms of have got.

I / a car

✓

I’ve got a car.

My parents / a car

✗

My parents haven’t got a car.

1 My sister / a new house

✓

2 I / a mobile phone

✓

3 We / a pet

✗

4 They / a big TV

✗

5 You / their new CD

✓

6 My school / a sports club

✗

Write sentences and questions using can.

you / read English?

Can you read English?

1 I / not swim

2 they / sing

3 he / cook?

4 she / not find her dog

5 you / come to my house

6 you / phone me this

afternoon?

Reorder the letters to make sports.

sniten

1 loblvelyal

2 ykohce

3 nbtlsieaent

4 indnbtamo

5 trkcice

6 olfbltoa

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tennis

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Write questions with have got and a / an or any.
Then complete the short answers.

you / email address?

Have you got an email address?

Yes,

I have.

1 you / interests?

No,

2 we / tomatoes?

Yes,

3 you / MP3 player?

No,

4 she / brothers and sisters?

Yes,

5 he / new girlfriend?

Yes,

6 they / big house?

No,

Correct these sentences and questions.

How age are you?

How old are you?

1 How you spell your name?

2 My brother is call David.

3 Can you wait minute?

4 I’m sixteen year old.

5 What address have you got?

6 My phone’s 567 2354

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Test 2B

Write questions with have got and a / an or any.
Then complete the short answers.

you / email address?

Have you got an email address?

Yes,

I have.

1 she / boyfriend?

No,

2 you / orange bag?

No,

3 we / old books?

Yes,

4 your town / airport?

Yes,

5 they / Italian car?

Yes,

6 we / bananas?

No,

Correct these sentences and questions.

How age are you?

How old are you?

1 I have fifteen years.

2 What’s the name of your address?

3 He’s got a sister is called Natasha.

4 What do you spell your name?

5 She’s allergy to tomatoes.

6 That’s pity.

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Write sentences using positive (

✓) or negative (✗)

forms of have got.

I / a car

✓

I’ve got a car.

My parents / a car

✗

My parents haven’t got a car.

1 We / a good computer

✓

2 He / a big family

✓

3 They / two dogs

✗

4 My car / a CD player

✗

5 Your town / a cinema

✓

6 I / a ticket for the concert

✗

Write sentences and questions using can.

you / read English?

Can you read English?

1 I / play the piano

2 She / not come to

school

3 your brother / speak

English?

4 You / open the window

5 He / not see you

6 you / ride / a bike?

Reorder the letters to make sports.

sniten

1 itkrcec

2 ychiekoce

3 mgnwmsii

4 aelskabtlb

5 bgryu

6 oepwortal

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tennis

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Test 3A

Complete the sentences with the present simple
positive form of these verbs.

sell

speak

watch

get

start

know have

up at seven o’clock.

1 We

breakfast at half past eight.

2 He

mobile phones in a shop.

3 I three

languages.

4 She TV

every

evening.

5 You the

answer.

6 They

school at nine o’clock.

Complete the sentences with the present simple
negative form of the verb.

I like tennis but

football.

1 She walks to school but

home.

2 I play tennis but

badminton.

3 He eats chicken but

burgers.

4 You speak Spanish but

Italian.

5 They go to school from Monday to Friday but

to school on Saturdays.

6 We have breakfast but

lunch.

Complete the words for homes and rooms.

They live in a big h

1 The car is in the g

2 He works in his s

3 They eat their meals in the k

4 She sleeps in her b

5 We live in a f

6 They live in a house with a beautiful g

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I don’t like

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Make these sentences into questions. Then write
short answers.

He buys things on the internet.

Does he buy things on the internet?

Yes, he

does.

1 You get home at four o’clock.

Yes, I

2 They live in a big house.

No, they

3 She goes to school at eight o’clock.

Yes, she

4 You have breakfast in the dining room.

No, we

5 He likes football.

Yes, he

6 He watches TV every evening.

No, he

Write the times and numbers as you say them.

11.15

It’s

quarter past eleven

1 8.30

It’s

2 3.45

It’s

3 27

4 10.15

It’s

5 48

6 30

Total

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Test 3B

Complete the sentences with the present simple
positive form of these verbs.

read

finish

get

want

listen

have

to cook supper.

1 They

home from school at four

o’clock.

2 We

lunch at school.

3 I

a newspaper every day.

4 She

homework every evening.

5 You to

the

teacher.

6 It at

eleven

o’clock.

Complete the sentences with the present simple
negative form of the verb.

I like tennis but

football.

1 He goes to bed late on Saturdays but

to bed late on Sundays.

2 I play the piano but

the guitar.

3 They write letters but

emails.

4 She knows Peter but

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5 You live in a city but

in a big city.

6 We buy DVDs but

CDs.

Complete the words for homes and rooms.

They live in a big h

1 They eat supper in the d

room.

2 You can brush your teeth in the b

3 My parents live in a b

in the

countryside.

4 There’s a tennis court in the g

5 We watch TV in the s

room.

6 Your sandwiches are in the k

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I don’t like

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want

Make these sentences into questions. Then write
short answers.

He buys things on the internet.

Does he buy things on the internet?

Yes, he

does.

1 You like History.

No, we

2 The children go to bed early.

Yes, they

3 You read a newspaper every day.

No, I

4 The museum opens at nine o’clock.

Yes, it

5 She does her homework before supper.

Yes, she

6 You help at home every day.

Yes, I

Write the times and numbers as you say them.

11.15

It’s

quarter past eleven

1 6.15

It’s

2 34

3 2.30

It’s

4 11.45

It’s

5 50

6 29

Total

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Progress Test 1A

Read the text and answer the questions.

Josh comes from Scotland and he’s 12. He lives with his family
in a flat in Glasgow. His favourite subjects at school are History
and Geography but he hates Maths. He likes football and he
plays for the school team. He hasn’t got any brothers or sisters
and he wants to write to someone who has the same interests.
He’s got an email address.

Sonya is from Ireland. She’s 14 and she lives in the
countryside. She gets up very early to go to school because it
takes an hour from her home. She’s got a lot of friends at
school but she wants to know about children in other countries.
She likes classical music and she can play the piano and sing.
She’s very creative and writes her own songs. She wants to get
letters (not emails) from friends in other countries.

Brian is from the US and he lives in Chicago. He’s 13 and he
really likes American football and baseball. He also likes sports
books. He’s got about 100 books in his bedroom. He writes
stories and one day he hopes to be a writer. He has a computer
in his room. He does a lot of homework for school but he has
time to write to other people. You can write to him by letter or
email.

Cathy is 12 and she’s from Australia. She is shy and hasn’t got
many friends at school. She likes animals and she’s got six
pets. Her favourite subject at school is English and she can also
speak some Spanish. She doesn’t like computer games – she
thinks they’re boring. She can play the guitar and she wants to
be very good at it. She listens to a lot of CDs and really likes
folk music. You can contact her by email.

Question 1 Circle the correct answer.

1 What is true of all four people?

A They’ve got friends in other countries.

B They want to write to new friends.

C They are interested in sport.

Questions 2–5 Write Yes or No.

2 Does Josh like Maths?

3 Does Sonya want to get emails?

4 Does Brian like writing stories?

5 Is Cathy a confident person?

Questions 6–10 Complete the sentences. Use only
one or two words.

6 Josh is in the school

7 Sonya writes

8 Brian reads

9 Cathy can speak English and

10 Cathy’s favourite kind of music is

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Write a description of a friend. Include:

• the person’s name and age

• the verb be and adjectives describing the person’s

personality

• facts about the person, using have got

• facts about the person, using can / can’t

• facts about the person’s life now, using the present

continuous

Use and, but and because to join your sentences.

Circle the correct answers.

1 Rosa plays the guitar but she

A can’t to sing

B doesn’t can sing

C can’t sing

2 Jack isn’t here

he’s late.

A but

B because

C or

3 Some people

this music.

A don’t like

B doesn’t like

C don’t likes

any pets?

A Have you got

B Have got you

C Do you have got

5 She starts school

half past eight.

A at

B on

C in

6 ‘Is she from Australia?’ ‘Yes,

.’

A is

B she’s

C she is

7 This

a good MP3 player.

A doesn’t

B isn’t

C isn’t a

time do you have lunch?

A When

B How

C What

9 Do you get up early

the morning?

A at

B on

C in

10 Tom’s parents have got

old car.

A any

B an

C a

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Progress Test 1B

Read the text and answer the questions.

Brian is from the US and he lives in Chicago. He’s 13 and he
really likes American football and baseball. He also likes sports
books. He’s got about 100 books in his bedroom. He writes
stories and one day he hopes to be a writer. He has a
computer in his room. He does a lot of homework for school but
he has time to write to other people. You can write to him by
letter or email.

Question 1 Circle the correct answer.

1 What is true of all four people?

A They want some new friends.

B They want to get emails.

C They haven’t got any school friends.

Questions 2–5 Write Yes or No.

2 Does Josh like History at school?

3 Is Sonya very musical?

4 Is Brian’s computer in the study?

5 Does Cathy play computer games?

Questions 6–10 Complete the sentences. Use only
one or two words.

6 Josh’s home is

7 Sonya’s favourite kind of music is

8 Brian reads

9 Brian wants to be

10 Cathy hasn’t got many

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Write a description of a member of your family.
Include:

• the person’s name and age

• the verb be and adjectives describing the person’s

personality

• facts about the person, using have got

• facts about the person, using can / can’t

• facts about the person’s life now, using the present

continuous

Use and, but and because to join your sentences.

Circle the correct answers.

1 I get home from school

quarter to five.

A on

B in

C at

2 Our car

old car.

A isn’t an

B isn’t

C isn’t a

3 They live in

small flat.

A any

B an

C a

4 My brother

in this country now.

A doesn’t lives

B don’t live

C doesn’t live

time do you get up every day?

A What

B When

C How

6 ‘Is it supper time?’ ‘No,

.’

A isn’t

B it doesn’t

C it isn’t

7 I the

washing-up.

A can’t to do

B don’t can do

C can’t do

8 He goes to bed late

night.

A at

B in

C at the

a lot of CDs?

A Do you got

B Have you got

C Got you

10 I can ride a bike

I can’t ride a horse.

A but

B or

C because

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Test 4A

Tick (

✓) the correct sentences and rewrite the

incorrect ones.

Never he gets up late.

He never gets up late.

1 She hardly never eats burgers.

2 It isn’t usually hot in spring.

3 I usually relax at weekends.

4 We don’t study always hard at school.

5 She sometimes writes to me.

6 He goes often to the cinema.

Write the sentences.

She / hate / get up early / the morning

She hates getting up early in the morning.

1 They / go / ski / the holidays

2 She / not like / watch TV

3 They / like / live / a big town

4 We / go / bike ride / every weekend

5 I / not like / go to parties

6 you / like / study Maths?

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Complete the words for days, months and seasons.

They play football every Th

1 It’s hot here in su

2 We have Geography every F

3 My birthday is in O

4 The party is on Sa

5 I don’t like w

because it’s very cold.

6 The days are short in D

Write sentences and add the adverbs. Add a
preposition if necessary.

We eat supper / the sitting room

(often)

We often eat supper in the sitting room.

1 She / go on holiday / in August

(hardly ever)

2 We / not play computer games / the morning

(usually)

3 He / cook a big meal / Fridays

(often)

4 It / be / rainy / April

(always)

5 They / be / late for school

(sometimes)

6 You / read books / your bedroom

(never)

Write the numbers as words.

214

two hundred and fourteen

1 12,000

2 567

3 2,495

4 156

5 5,034

6 9,315

Total

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Test 4B

Tick (

✓) the correct sentences and rewrite the

incorrect ones.

Never he gets up late.

He never gets up late.

1 The bus comes always at ten past seven.

2 He is never tired.

3 They play usually hockey on Sundays.

4 He doesn’t often go to bed late.

5 It’s hardly ever cold here.

6 He’s got never any money.

Write the sentences.

She / hate / get up early / the morning

She hates getting up early in the morning.

1 I / not like / wait for buses

2 He / go / run every morning

3 you / like / live / in the countryside?

4 They / go / shop every weekend

5 She / not like / do the washing-up

6 We / hate / play tennis / winter

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Complete the words for days, months and seasons.

They play football every Th

1 The trees change colour in au

2 We have Maths every W

3 The party is on Su

4 We have a holiday in F

5 It starts to get warm in sp

6 Her birthday is in Se

Write sentences and add the adverbs. Add a
preposition if necessary.

We eat supper / the sitting room

(often)

We often eat supper in the sitting room.

1 She / visit friends / the evening

(sometimes)

2 He / do his homework / the study / Saturdays

(usually)

3 We / go / school / August

(never)

4 It / be / warm / winter

(hardly ever)

5 They / be / kind to other people

(always)

6 She / not read / newspapers

(often)

Write the numbers as words.

214

two hundred and fourteen

1 99

2 7,072

3 815

4 1,259

5 11,000

6 6,002

Total

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Test 5A

Write sentences using positive and negative forms
of the present continuous.

dance to the music

She

✓

She’s dancing to the music.

✗

I’m not dancing to the music.

1 write a book

She

✗

✓

2 have breakfast

✓

They

✗

3 sit on the bus

You

✓

✗

4 buy a present

She

✗

✓

5 watch TV

They

✓

✗

6 come to the party

She

✓

✗

Write the questions and complete the short
answers using the present continuous.

They / sleep

Are they sleeping?

Yes, they

are.

1 He / juggle

No, he

2 It / start

Yes, it

3 They / come

No, they

4 We / go home

No, we

5 You / wear trainers

Yes, I

6 You / watch this

programme

No, I

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Complete the words for clothes.

He’s wearing blue j

1 I’ve got a new c

for the winter.

2 These sh

are small.

3 She’s wearing a green sk

4 I have a new s

shirt.

5 Those t

are very long.

6 I’d like a b

to wear with these jeans.

Correct the mistake in each sentence.

It is 20 people in my class.

1 That girls are very tall.

2 There aren’t no buses at this time.

3 Are there a church here?

4 I like these music, it’s great.

5 It is a French club at my school.

6 Is there any children in your family?

Write these amounts of money as you say them.

65p

sixty-five p / sixty-five pence

1 £10.99

2 £1.40

3 74p

4 £98.20

5 7p

6 £4.01

Total

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There are

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Test 5B

Write sentences using positive and negative forms
of the present continuous.

dance to the music

She

✓

She’s dancing to the music.

✗

I’m not dancing to the music.

1 do the washing-up

She

✗

✓

2 listen to music

✓

You

✗

3 wash the car

✓

✗

4 run to school

You

✗

✓

5 smile

They

✓

✗

6 practise for the show

She

✓

✗

Write the questions and complete the short
answers using the present continuous.

They / sleep

Are they sleeping?

Yes, they

are.

1 She / buy a newspaper

Yes, she

2 It / open

No, it

3 They / live in England

Yes, they

4 You / joke

Yes, I

5 He / play on Saturday

No, he

6 I / cook supper

No, I

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Complete the words for clothes.

He’s wearing blue j

1 Do you like my new T-

2 My yellow ti

look good with this skirt.

3 It’s a good idea to wear b

when it’s rainy.

4 He wears a big h

on his head.

5 Wear a ju

because it’s cold.

6 Wear some so

to keep your feet warm.

Correct the mistake in each sentence.

It is 20 people in my class.

1 Is it a theatre in your town?

2 That trousers are nice.

3 There is 200 students at the

university.

4 Those shirt is a horrible colour.

5 They are three girls in my family.

6 There aren’t no tickets for the

concert.

Write these amounts of money as you say them.

65p

sixty-five p / sixty-five pence

1 £16.47

2 £23.01

3 12p

4 £8.99

5 £11.80

6 5p

Total

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Test 6A

Complete the sentences with the correct possessive
pronoun or adjective.

That chair is

. (I)

1 Is this bag

? (you)

2 Those children are

. (she)

3 He goes out with

friends. (he)

4 This is

favourite song. (I)

5 These tickets are

. (we)

6 Tom likes hockey and that hockey stick is

. (he)

Complete the sentences with the correct object
pronoun.

Can you see

? (I)

1 Alicia is a nice person and I like

. (she)

2 I’m talking to

. (you)

3 Who is that man? Do you know

? (he)

4 She is happy with her friends and she has fun with

. (they)

5 My grandparents live with

. (we)

6 I don’t like that programme and I don’t watch

. (it)

Complete the phrases with the correct ordinal
numbers in words.

their child

(4)

1 his album

(2)

2 the century

(21)

3 her book

(3)

4 the programme

the series (5)

5 on her

birthday (13)

6 his

(8) game for the club

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fourth

Mark

mine

Tick (

✓) if the phrase is correct and rewrite it if the

phrase is incorrect.

I sometimes drive my fathers car.

my father’s car

1 The dog sleeps in it’s bed.

2 This is a children’s programme.

3 Are you going to Alice’s party?

4 I can never remember peoples’ names.

5 What is today’s date?

6 This is one of the countrys’ festivals.

Write these dates as you say them.

15 / 2

the fifteenth of February

February the fifteenth

1 12 / 8

2 22 / 1

3 1 / 7

4 19 / 4

5 6 / 12

6 20 / 3

Total

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Test 6B

Complete the sentences with the correct possessive
pronoun or adjective.

That chair is

. (I)

1 This house is

. (they)

2 She lives with

parents. (she)

3 You can come in

car. (we)

4 This jacket is

. (I)

5 My sister is good at music and this guitar is

. (she)

6 Are these keys

? (you)

Complete the sentences with the correct object
pronoun.

Can you see

? (I)

1 I like this newspaper and I read

every

day. (it)

2 I often speak to

on the phone. (he)

3 Can you meet

at seven? (I)

4 Those pictures are nice – I really like

(they)

5 They sometimes come to eat with

(we)

6 I can take

in my car. (you)

Complete the phrases with the correct ordinal
numbers in words.

their child

(4)

1 her birthday

(12)

2 his girlfriend

(10)

3 their visit

(1)

4 the century

(20)

5 her film

(7)

6 the person

(18)

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fourth

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mine

Tick (

✓) if the phrase is correct and rewrite it if the

phrase is incorrect.

I sometimes drive my fathers car.

my father’s car

1 This book is about the town’s history.

2 Where are the mens’ boots?

3 What is Carls sister called?

4 I like this band’s music.

5 The puppy is playing with its mother.

6 I love my grandmothers cooking.

Write these dates as you say them.

15 / 2

the fifteenth of February

February the fifteenth

1 2 / 9

2 25 / 6

3 30 / 11

4 3 / 2

5 9 / 5

6 11 / 10

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Progress Test 2A

Read the text and answer the questions.

BAND ON THE ROAD

Tom Nixon, of the band The Fudges, talks about the life of a
rock musician.

At the moment, we’re touring round Europe. I’m writing this on
our tour bus and we’re travelling from London to Amsterdam. I’m
listening to music. The other members of the band are sleeping
but I’m not feeling tired. I really like travelling and I’m feeling very
excited about tonight’s concert. Our guitar player, Henry, hates
travelling and he always wants to be at home. But I love it.

Life ‘on the road’ is different from our usual daily routine. We
travel every day and then we play a concert in the evening.
There are usually about 2,000–3,000 people in the audience,
and we sometimes play for 10,000 people. They always go mad
when they see us and they always sing the words to the songs.
It’s great! I like playing at big venues – it’s great being famous!
We usually start playing at 10pm and finish at 12pm. Then we
go back to our hotel and we always have a party after every
show. We go to bed very late and we get up late the next day.
We hardly ever get up before lunchtime. Then the bus comes
and we travel to the next city for the next concert. It’s got a TV
and a music system, so travelling is never boring.

It’s not all easy. I like going to new places but we see very little of
them – we only see our hotel and the concert hall. I don’t see my
friends and family for a long time. But I’m having a great time.
We’re selling lots of CDs and DVDs and we’re making a lot of
money. I’m doing what I really like doing – I’m singing with a very
successful rock band. So I’ve got a great life.

Question 1 Circle the correct answer.

1 What does Tom say in the text?

A The band is always travelling.

B He doesn’t want to live at home.

C Some things are difficult.

Questions 2–10 Write T (True) or F (False).

2 Tom is in a hotel at the moment.

3 Tom is eating and writing at the same time.

4 Tom loves being famous.

5 Tom thinks that his life is interesting.

6 They play in a different place every night.

7 Audiences are sometimes quiet at the band’s

concerts.

8 They sometimes go to bed before 12pm.

9 Tom doesn’t see much of the places they visit.

10 The members of the band haven’t got any money.

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Write about the lives of young people in your
country. Include:

• their habits, using frequency adverbs

• facts about them, using possessives and apostrophe ’s

• facts about them, using like/love/hate -ing

• what they like doing at the moment, using the

present continuous

Use vocabulary for clothes, dates, months, seasons and
weather in your answer.

Circle the correct answers.

1 Miranda hates

Maths homework.

A do

B to doing

C doing

2 How are

the

tickets?

A lot

B many

C much

3 What for

lunch

today?

A are we haveing

B are we having

C are we have

4 Robert is a good person and I like

A he

B him

C his

eleven players in a cricket team.

A It is

B There’s

C There are

6 I TV.

A hardly ever watch

B watch hardly ever

C hardly watch ever

7 The

clothes are in the bag.

A children’s

B childrens

C childrens’

8 Let’s

to the cinema.

A going

B to go

C go

9 I really like

shoes.

A those

B this

C that

10 This is my pencil and that pencil is

A your

B yous

C yours

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Progress Test 2B

Read the text and answer the questions.

BAND ON THE ROAD

Tom Nixon, of the band The Fudges, talks about the life of a
rock musician.

Question 1 Circle the correct answer.

1 What does Tom say in the text?

A He doesn’t like the other members of the band.

B He loves living like this.

C He is often at home.

Questions 2–10 Write T (True) or F (False).

2 Tom is in the tour bus and writing.

3 The other members of the band are talking to Tom.

4 Tom sometimes doesn’t like being famous.

5 Touring is difficult.

6 They sometimes play in a town for two or three

nights.

7 There are usually more than 3,000 people at their

concerts.

8 They often play for three hours at concerts.

9 They hardly ever get up early after concerts.

10 Tom usually drives the tour bus.

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Write about the lives of young people in your
city/village. Include:

• their habits, using frequency adverbs

• facts about them, using possessives and apostrophe ’s

• facts about them, using like/love/hate -ing

• what they like doing at the moment, using the

present continuous

Use vocabulary for clothes, dates, months, seasons and
weather in your answer.

Circle the correct answers.

1 ‘Are you feeling ill?’ ‘No,

.’

A I’m not

B I don’t

C I not

2 Do you know

phone number?

A Lucys

B Lucy’s

C Lucys’

3 I don’t like

people very much.

A that

B these

C this

4 ‘Who are those people?’ ‘I don’t know

.’

A them

B they

C their

5 He

to football matches.

A goes often

B often goes

C is often going

6 How these

trousers?

A much cost

B cost are

C much are

two cinemas in this town.

A They are

B This is

C There are

8 This money is

A my

B mine

C the mine

9 I love

in the sea.

A swiming

B swimming

C swim

10 Let’s lunch.

A having

B to have

C have

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Test 7A

Complete the sentences with the past simple
positive form of these verbs.

write

cry

want

see

laugh

wait

for the bus for half an hour.

1 It was hot and I

to buy an ice cream.

2 It was a funny joke and we all

3 She

her homework before supper.

4 He

this book in 1998.

5 I

this film in the summer.

6 The film was very sad and I

Complete the sentences with the past simple
negative form of the verb in brackets.

It last

week.

(rain)

1 I

Katherine to my party.

(invite)

2 We

the game, it was a 1–1

draw.

(lose)

3 They

get tickets for the

concert.

(can)

4 I breakfast

this

morning.

(have)

5 My dad

to work today.

(go)

6 She because

she

happy.

(smile / be)

Complete the sentences with the adjectives that
mean the opposite.

Tom is nice but his brother is

1 Alicia isn’t normal, she’s very

2 Frank is

but his father is very tall.

3 Barbara isn’t

, she’s very stupid.

4 Some of our teachers are kind and some of them are

5 Old people don’t like this kind of music but

people love it.

6 He was very friendly but his friends were very

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horrible

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didn’t rain

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waited

These questions are incorrect. Rewrite them.

What you did watch on TV last night?

What did you watch on TV last night?

1 What did the answer be?

2 Did you have a good time the yesterday evening?

3 Where did you bought that jacket?

4 Did you last month go on holiday?

5 Where you had supper at last night?

6 Did you yesterday see that programme?

Write these years as you say them.

1955

nineteen fifty-five

1 2005

2 1496

3 1939

4 2012

5 1805

6 2000

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Test 7B

Complete the sentences with the past simple
positive form of these verbs.

buy

happen

wait

miss

ask

have

for the bus for half an hour.

1 I was late and I

the train.

2 She

a new dress yesterday.

3 We

a good time on our holiday.

4 They

home by taxi after the party.

5 He

me some questions.

6 What

at the end of the programme?

Complete the sentences with the past simple
negative form of the verb in brackets.

It last

week.

(rain)

1 She

to have breakfast.

(want)

2 My grandparents

rich people.

(be)

3 He

his homework on time.

(do)

4 They

to open the door.

(try)

5 We

find the ice rink.

(can)

6 I

at the party because I

anyone.

(stay / know)

Complete the sentences with the adjectives that
mean the opposite.

Tom is

but his brother is horrible.

1 Some people in my class are kind but some of them

are .

2 These snakes are young but these are

3 He’s very strange but the other people in his family

are .

4 Jake is friendly but George is very

and he doesn’t speak to me.

5 Lisa isn’t

– she’s very intelligent.

6 He’s short but his wife is

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nice

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didn’t rain

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waited

These questions are incorrect. Rewrite them.

What you did watch on TV last night?

What did you watch on TV last night?

1 Did you bought those jeans?

2 What you had for supper yesterday?

3 Did the tickets be yours?

4 Where you went at yesterday afternoon?

5 Did you last week buy that CD?

6 What did you studied last month?

Write these years as you say them.

1955

nineteen fifty-five

1 1914

2 1688

3 2007

4 2015

5 1966

6 1405

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Test 8A

Complete the sentences with the correct adverbs.

She speaks very

. (loud)

1 I answered the questions

. (easy)

2 She can play the piano very

. (good)

3 I went up the stairs

. (quiet)

4 She spoke to him

. (kind)

5 He spoke to me very

. (nice)

6 Can you speak

, please? (slow)

Write sentences using a lot or a lot of.

He rides his bike.

He rides his bike a lot.

1 She shouts.

2 There were people

at the concert.

3 He hasn’t got money.

4 I read.

5 They travel.

6 He’s got friends.

Find, circle and write six jobs. The words can go in
any direction.

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waiter

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loudly

Write sentences. Use the past simple for the verbs.

He / play / brilliant

He played brilliantly.

1 I / run / fast

2 She / earn / lot / money

3 He / do / lot / work

4 They / play / bad

5 He / speak / angry

6 The children / play / happy

Reorder these letters to make adjectives to describe
jobs.

seya

1 gronib

2 tucflifdi

3 eruasngdo

4 fresutsls

5 teitgeinrsn

6 gadriwern

Total

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Test 8B

Complete the sentences with the correct adverbs.

She speaks very

. (loud)

1 He sometimes drives very

. (bad)

2 You paint very

. (nice)

3 He does all his work

. (fast)

4 They smiled

. (happy)

5 She dressed

. (beautiful)

6 I can’t speak the language very. (good)

Write sentences using a lot or a lot of.

He rides his bike.

He rides his bike a lot.

1 She cries.

2 They talk on the phone.

3 He he’s got interests.

4 The shop has got

customers.

5 We go to that café.

6 I know people.

Find, circle and write six jobs. The words can go in
any direction.

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waiter

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loudly

Write sentences. Use the past simple for the verbs.

He / play / brilliant

He played brilliantly.

1 I / work / quick

2 She / travel / slow

3 He / smile / happy

4 I / study / lot

5 He / listen / careful

6 He / help / lot / people

Reorder these letters to make adjectives to describe
jobs.

seya

1 snteignerti

2 ragiwendr

3 usefstrls

4 gibnor

5 cuftiifdl

6 sudonagre

Total

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Test 9A

Write sentences using the positive and negative
forms of going to.

I / go / to the match

I’m going to go to the match.

1 It / be / sunny / this afternoon

2 I / not finish / this meal

3 They / not arrive / on time

4 We / have / a party

5 You / not win / the game

6 She / get up / late

Complete the sentences with a / an or some.

Do you want

drink?

1 We bought

bread.

2 You can have

crisps.

3 He ate

sandwich.

4 I’d like

orange juice.

5 Can I have

potatoes, please?

6 Do you want

cheese?

Complete the words for food and drink.

is white. It’s a drink.

1 Ch

are made from potatoes.

2 A cu

is long and green.

3 H

is a kind of meat.

4 To

are usually red.

5 Co

is a hot drink.

6 Some people put k

on their

burgers.

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These sentences and questions are incorrect.
Rewrite them correctly.

Do you going to have a holiday?

Are you going to have a holiday?

1 What are you going drink?

2 Is going to be a big wedding?

3 She doesn’t want living in a big city.

4 Are you go to have a party for your birthday?

5 I want watch this programme.

6 ‘Is he going to get a job? ‘Yes, he does.’

Complete the sentences with these words.

chop

tin

need

recipe

bowl

add

making

She’s a

chocolate

cake.

1 I got this

from a book of Italian

cookery.

2 You need to have a

of tomatoes.

3 You can

salt if you want to.

4 Put the salad in a

and then serve it.

5 First of all,

an onion into very small

pieces.

6 You

three eggs for this omelette.

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Test 9B

Write sentences using the positive and negative
forms of going to.

I / go / to the match

I’m going to go to the match.

1 She / buy / some clothes

2 We / not do / our homework

3 He / not be / happy

4 He / cook / a nice meal

5 It / cost / a lot

6 I / not watch / that programme

Complete the sentences with a / an or some.

Do you want

drink?

1 We need to buy

tomatoes.

2 Do you want

ketchup on your

burger?

3 I’d like

ham in my sandwich.

4 Do you want

biscuits?

5 I had

egg for breakfast.

6 Can I have

banana?

Complete the words for food and drink.

is white. It’s a drink.

1 Cr

are made from potatoes.

2 Lots of British people drink t

3 A pe

is a kind of fruit.

4 I’m going to have a cheese and tomato pi

5 An o

is a kind of fruit.

6 You can put ma

on salad.

Mark

These sentences and questions are incorrect.
Rewrite them correctly.

Do you going to have a holiday?

Are you going to have a holiday?

1 What are you going do at the weekend?

2 She want to travel round the world.

3 Where you want to go tonight?

4 ‘Is he going to phone?’ ‘Yes, he does.’

5 Are we going to eating before we go out?

6 They don’t want going by train.

Complete the sentences with these words.

add

need

delicious

making

mix

dressing

enjoy

She’s a

chocolate

cake.

1 This meal is

your meal!

3 Put all the ingredients in a bowl and

them together.

4 You can

some cheese to the soup.

5 You

flour to make a cake.

6 Would you like some

on your salad?

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Progress Test 3A

Five people (A–E) are talking about their jobs. Read
the texts then match the statements with the people.

A I studied History at university and then I got a job as a History

teacher in a secondary school. I liked the job but I didn’t like
getting there every day – the school was a long way from my
home and it took an hour and a half to get there. Last year I
moved to a local school and I like it very much. The students
work very hard. They do well in their exams and I find this
very rewarding. I’m not going to move to another school – I’m
happy now.

B After I left school I went to work at my father’s shop. He’s got

a shop that sells sports equipment. At first, I learned all about
the things we sell – I didn’t know anything about that when I
started. My father does his job very well and we have a lot of
customers. I’m going to be the manager one day, but at the
moment I’m learning the business.

C I worked in a restaurant for two years. I liked the work but I

didn’t like the restaurant manager. We were all scared of him
because he was horrible to people all the time. The strange
thing is, he was really nice when he wasn’t at work. Because
of him I left and now I work in another restaurant, where
everyone is very friendly.

D I had a job in a shop for two months but I did it very badly. I

was good with the customers but I was no good with the
money and I often gave people the wrong change. The
manager was very kind to me but it was clear that I couldn’t
do the job so I left. Now I’m working happily part-time in an
office. I’m learning to use computers and I’m doing well. I’m
going to work full-time next month so I can earn more money.

E When I left university, I worked for an organization that helps

people in poor countries. I didn’t earn a lot of money but the
work was very rewarding. After two years, I became a
manager at the organization and my job was very different. I
did lots of work on the computer and other things I didn’t
enjoy, and the work was very stressful. So I left and went to
work for another organization. I earned less than before but I
enjoyed the work.

I work for a member of my family.

1 I worked for someone who wasn’t very nice.

2 I left a job because I couldn’t do it well.

3 I’m going to stay in the job I have now.

4 I’m enjoying using a computer.

5 I want to stay at the shop.

6 I didn’t like being a manager.

7 I left a job because of the travelling.

8 I got more money but I didn’t enjoy my work.

9 I’m learning about the business.

10 I liked someone when we weren’t at work.

Mark

Write about yourself in the past, present and
future. Include:

• facts about your life in the past, using the past

simple

• facts about your personality, using personality

adjectives

• facts about how you do things, using adverbs of

manner

• your plans for the future, using going to and

vocabulary for jobs

Circle the correct answers.

1 It was a hot night and I

sleep.

A couldn’t

B couldn’t to

C didn’t could

2 There were

cars in the city centre.

A a lot

B lot of

C a lot of

3 Do you want

to some music?

A listen

B listening

C to listen

4 I

her address correctly.

A didn’t wrote

B didn’t write

C wrote not

5 James started a new job

week.

A on last

B the last

C last

late for work yesterday?

A Did he arrive

B Did he arrives

C Did he arrived

7 My brother

come on holiday with us.

A doesn’t go to

B isn’t going to

C is going not to

you want some chocolate?

A Do

B Could

C Are

a good match yesterday?

A Did it be

B Was it

C Was it be

10 He did his homework very

A bad

B badly

C baddly

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Progress Test 3B

Five people (A–E) are talking about their jobs. Read
the texts then match the statements with the people.

A I studied History at university and then I got a job as a History

B After I left school I went to work at my father’s shop. He’s got

C I worked in a restaurant for two years. I liked the work but I

D I had a job in a shop for two months but I did it very badly. I

E When I left university, I worked for an organization that helps

I work for a member of my family.

1 I made a lot of mistakes in one job.

2 I enjoyed a job but I didn’t earn much money.

3 Lots of people buy things from the place

where I work.

4 I work with young people.

5 I like all the people where I work.

6 The new job wasn’t rewarding.

7 I knew nothing before I started.

8 It doesn’t take a long time to get to work.

9 I left a job because of someone’s personality.

10 I’m going to work all week.

Mark

Write about someone you know in the past, present
and future. Include:

• facts about your life in the past, using the past

simple

• facts about your personality, using personality

adjectives

• facts about how you do things, using adverbs of

manner

• your plans for the future, using going to and

vocabulary for jobs

Circle the correct answers.

1 She can play the drums

A goodly

B good

C well

2 She phoned me

morning.

A last

B yesterday

C on yesterday

wait for him.

A I don’t go to

B I’m not going

C I’m not going to

to come horse riding at the weekend?

A Would you like

B Would like you

C Do you like

5 I don’t want

this programme.

A watching

B to watch

C watch

at home last night?

A Was you

B Did you be

C Were you

7 Helen

go to school yesterday.

A couldn’t

B didn’t can

C couldn’t to

you to her party?

A Did she invited

B Did she invites

C Did she invite

9 She didn’t

any clothes in the shops.

A bought

B buys

C buy

10 They’ve got

books in their house.

A a lot

B lot of

C a lot of

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Listening tests

Tests 1A and 1B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

Where is Kate’s party?

a At the café.

■

b At school.

■

c At home.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A Kate is fifteen.

■

B The CD is really cool.

■

C Kate is late.

■

D Kate’s grandparents are at home.

■

Tests 2A and 2B

1 Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

Ryan talks about

a his school and his house.

■

b his house and his family.

■

c his family and his address.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A Ryan is from Nottingham.

■

B Marina is his cousin.

■

C Monty is a snake.

■

D Ryan plays cricket.

■

Tests 3A and 3B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

What type of house does Jay live in?

a A small house with a big garden.

■

b A big house with a big garden.

■

c A big house with a small garden.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A There is a computer in the study.

■

B Jay and his wife eat in the kitchen.

■

C Jay can play tennis at home.

■

D Jay’s wife likes sunbathing.

■

Tests 4A and 4B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

Three people talk about

a things they enjoy doing.

■

b their typical day.

■

c their normal school day.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A One person doesn’t like being alone.

■

B Three people like listening to music.

■

C Two people like making new friends.

■

D Two people like reading books.

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Tests 5A and 5B

1 Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

A a Charlie wants to buy some presents.

■

b Tamsin and Charlie want to buy some

presents.

■

c Tamsin wants to buy some presents.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A Tamsin buys a T-shirt.

■

B Tamsin spends £6.50 in the shop.

■

C Charlie doesn’t want a dolphin.

■

D Tamsin wants to go clothes shopping.

■

Tests 6A and 6B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

A Who knows about the surprise party?

a Melanie.

■

b Melanie’s parents.

■

c Melanie’s cousins.

■

B Where are Melanie’s friends waiting?

a In Melanie’s garden.

■

b In Melanie’s sitting room.

■

c In Melanie’s kitchen.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A Melanie phones four friends.

■

B Melanie’s birthday is on 14th July.

■

C Melanie’s dad wants her to help in the kitchen.

■

Tests 7A and 7B

Listen. Complete the dialogue.

Wife

Then my sister switched on the light.

… my husband!

‘Why

you at the window?’

Husband

Because I

find my keys!

Wife

. I was scared!

Husband

Sorry

Tests 8A and 8B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

Ollie talks about

a his interests and his appearance.

■

b his interests and his personality.

■

c his parents and his pets.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false? Write
T or F.

A Ollie can swim well.

■

B Ollie likes playing the guitar.

■

C Ollie often has a lot of energy.

■

D Ollie always loves being with children.

■

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Tests 9A and 9B

Listen. Tick (

✓) the correct box.

A a Will is happy his mum’s got a new job.

■

b Will is sad his dad’s got a new job.

■

c Will is sad his mum’s got a new job.

■

B Will’s friends are going to have

a a goodbye party.

■

b a goodbye meal.

■

c a goodbye concert.

■

Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write T or F.

A Kate is going to sell some books.

■

B Kate is going to buy some food.

■

C Will knew about the party.

■

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Answer key

Starting out Test A

1 name’s

4 Hello

2 your

5 what’s

3 from

6 my

1 a

4 a

2 a

5 an

3 an

6 a

1 boxes

4 tomatoes

2 photos

5 woman

3 child

6 babies

1 Hungary

4 Belgium

2 Ireland

5 France

3 Switzerland

6 Poland

1 four

4 fifteen

2 eleven

5 eighteen

3 nine

6 seven

Starting out Test B

1 from

4 Hello

2 ’m

5 Eva

3 your

6 What’s

1 a

4 a

2 a

5 an

3 a

6 an

1 hands

4 mice

2 bus

5 boys

3 country

6 foot

1 Greece

4 Holland

2 Italy

5 Spain

3 Sweden

6 Scotland

1 five

4 twenty

2 thirteen

5 eight

3 nine

6 nineteen

Test 1A

1 ’re

4 ’s

2 ’s

5 ’re

3 ’re

6 ’s

1 I’m not

4 my

2 Their

5 he is

3 aren’t

6 isn’t

1 wife

4 brother

2 son

5 grandfather

3 aunt

6 cousins

1 The chair isn’t blue. / Is the chair blue?
2 She isn’t his girlfriend. / Is she his girlfriend?
3 They aren’t sisters. / Are they sisters?
4 You aren’t hungry. / Are you hungry?
5 He isn’t from France. / Is he from France?
6 We aren’t late. / Are we late?

stupid, creative, musical, nice, kind, shy

Test 1B

1 ’s

4 ’re

2 ’s

5 ’re

3 ’s

6 ’re

1 I am

4 aren’t

2 aren’t

5 our

3 his

6 I’m not

1 sisters

4 husband

2 uncles

5 grandmother

3 daughter

6 nephew

1 She isn’t nice. / Is she nice?
2 They aren’t cool. / Are they cool?
3 You aren’t my friend. / Are you my friend?
4 The book isn’t green. / Is the book green?
5 He isn’t her boyfriend. / Is he her boyfriend?
6 We aren’t at the airport. / Are we at the airport?

sporty, sad, horrible, kind, shy, funny

Test 2A

1 My sister’s got a new house.
2 I’ve got a mobile phone.
3 We haven’t got a pet.
4 They haven’t got a big TV.
5 You’ve got their new CD.
6 My school hasn’t got a sports club.

1 I can’t swim.
2 They can sing.
3 Can he cook?
4 She can’t find her dog.
5 You can come to my house.
6 Can you phone me this afternoon?

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1 volleyball

4 badminton

2 hockey

5 cricket

3 table tennis

6 football

1 Have you got any interests? / No, I haven’t.
2 Have we got any tomatoes? / Yes, we have.
3 Have you got an MP3 player? /No, I haven’t.
4 Has she got any brothers and sisters? / Yes, she has.
5 Has he got a new girlfriend? / Yes, he has.
6 Have they got a big house? / No, they haven’t.

1 How do you spell your name?
2 My brother is called David.
3 Can you wait a minute?
4 I’m sixteen years old. / I’m sixteen.
5 What’s your address?
6 My phone number’s 567 2354.

Test 2B

1 We’ve got a good computer.
2 He’s got a big family.
3 They haven’t got two dogs.
4 My car hasn’t got a CD player.
5 Your town’s got a cinema.
6 I haven’t got a ticket for the concert.

1 I can play the piano.
2 She can’t come to school.
3 Can your brother speak English?
4 You can open the window.
5 He can’t see you.
6 Can you ride a motorbike?

1 cricket

4 basketball

2 ice hockey

5 rugby

3 swimming

6 water polo

1 Has she got a boyfriend? / No, she hasn’t.
2 Have you got an orange bag? / No, I haven’t.
3 Have we got any old books? / Yes, we have.
4 Has your town got an airport? / Yes, it has.
5 Have they got an Italian car? / Yes, they have.
6 Have we got any bananas? / No, we haven’t.

1 I’m fifteen years old. / I’m fifteen.
2 What’s your address?
3 He’s got a sister called Natasha.
4 How do you spell your name?
5 She’s allergic to tomatoes.
6 That’s a pity.

Test 3A

1 have

4 watches

2 sells

5 know

3 speak

6 start

1 she doesn’t walk

4 you don’t speak

2 I don’t play

5 they don’t go

3 he doesn’t eat

6 we don’t have

1 garage

4 bedroom

2 study

5 flat

3 kitchen

6 garden

1 Do you get home from school at four o’clock? / Yes,

I do.

2 Do they live in a big house? / No, they don’t.
3 Does she go to school at eight o’clock? / Yes, she does.
4 Do you have breakfast in the dining room? / No, we

don’t.

5 Does he like football? / Yes, he does.
6 Does he watch TV every evening? / No, he doesn’t.

1 half past eight

4 quarter past ten

2 quarter to four

5 forty-eight

3 twenty-seven

6 thirty

Test 3B

1 get

4 does

2 have

5 listen

3 read

6 finish

1 he doesn’t go

4 she doesn’t know

2 I don’t play

5 you don’t live

3 they don’t write

6 we don’t buy

1 dining

4 garden

2 bathroom

5 sitting

3 bungalow

6 kitchen

1 Do you like History? / No, we don’t.
2 Do the children go to bed early? / Yes, they do.
3 Do you read a newspaper every day? / No, I don’t.
4 Does the museum open at nine o’clock? / Yes, it

does.

5 Does she do her homework before supper? / Yes,

she does.

6 Do you help at home every day? / Yes, I do.

1 quarter past six

4 quarter to twelve

2 thirty-four

5 fifty

3 half past two

6 twenty-nine

Progress Test 1A

1 B

6 football team

2 No

7 songs

3 No

8 sports books

4 Yes

9 (some) Spanish

5 No

10 folk (music)

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 1 mark for accurate use of grammar and vocabulary

for each of the five content points listed (maximum 5)

• a mark out of two for correct use of the linking

words and, but and because (maximum 2)

• a mark out of three for overall accuracy of grammar

and vocabulary (maximum 3)

1 C

6 C

2 B

7 C

3 A

8 C

4 A

9 C

5 A

10 B

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Progress Test 1B

1 A

6 a flat

2 Yes

7 classical (music)

3 Yes

8 sports books

4 No

9 a writer

5 No

10 friends

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 1 mark for accurate use of grammar and vocabulary

for each of the five content points listed (maximum 5)

• a mark out of two for correct use of the linking

words and, but and because (maximum 2)

• a mark out of three for overall accuracy of grammar

and vocabulary (maximum 3)

1 C

6 C

2 A

7 C

3 C

8 A

4 C

9 B

5 A

10 A

Test 4A

1 She hardly ever eats burgers.
2

✓

4 We don’t always study hard at school.
5

✓

6 He often goes to the cinema.

1 They go skiing in the holidays.
2 She doesn’t like watching TV.
3 They like living in a big town.
4 We go bike riding every weekend.
5 I don’t like going to parties.
6 Do you like studying Maths?

1 summer

4 Saturday

2 Friday

5 winter

3 October

6 December

1 She hardly ever goes on holiday in August.
2 We don’t usually play computer games in the

morning.

3 He often cooks a big meal on Fridays.
4 It’s always rainy in April.
5 They’re sometimes late for school.
6 You never read books in your bedroom.

1 twelve thousand
2 five hundred and sixty-seven
3 two thousand four hundred and ninety-five
4 one hundred and fifty-six
5 five thousand and thirty-four
6 nine thousand three hundred and fifteen

Test 4B

1 The bus always comes at ten past seven.
2

✓

3 They usually play hockey on Sundays.
4

✓

6 He’s never got any money.

1 I don’t like waiting for buses.
2 He goes running every morning.
3 Do you like living in the countryside?
4 They go shopping every weekend.
5 She doesn’t like doing the washing-up.
6 We hate playing tennis in winter.

1 autumn

4 February

2 Wednesday

5 spring

3 Sunday

6 September

1 She sometimes visits friends in the evening.
2 He usually does his homework in the study on

Saturdays.

3 We never go to school in August.
4 It’s hardly ever warm in winter.
5 They’re always kind to other people.
6 She doesn’t often read newspapers.

1 ninety-nine
2 seven thousand and seventy-two
3 eight hundred and fifteen
4 one thousand two hundred and fifty-nine
5 eleven thousand
6 six thousand and two

Test 5A

1 She isn’t writing a book. / I’m writing a book.
2 We’re having breakfast. / They aren’t having

breakfast.

3 You’re sitting on the bus. / I’m not sitting on the

bus.

4 She isn’t buying a present. / He’s buying a present.
5 They’re watching TV. / We aren’t watching TV.
6 She’s coming to the party. / He isn’t coming to the

party.

1 Is he juggling? / No, he isn’t.
2 Is it starting? / Yes, it is.
3 Are they coming? / No, they aren’t.
4 Are we going home? / No, we aren’t.
5 Are you wearing trainers? / Yes, I am.
6 Are you watching this programme? / No, I’m not.

1 coat

4 sweatshirt

2 shoes

5 trousers

3 skirt

6 belt

1 Those 4 this
2 any

5 There’s

3 Is there

6 Are there

1 ten (pounds) ninety-nine
2 one (pound) forty
3 seventy-four p/pence
4 ninety-eight (pounds) twenty
5 seven p/pence
6 four pounds and a penny/four pounds (and) one

p/pence

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Test 5B

1 She isn’t doing the washing-up. / He’s doing the

washing-up.

2 I’m listening to music. / You aren’t listening to

music.

3 He’s washing the car. / I’m not washing the car.
4 You aren’t running to school. / We’re running to

school.

5 They’re smiling. / We aren’t smiling.
6 She’s practising for the show. / He isn’t practising

for the show.

1 Is she buying a newspaper? / Yes, she is.
2 Is it open? / No, it isn’t.
3 Are they living in England? / Yes, they are.
4 Are you joking? / Yes, I am.
5 Is he playing on Saturday? / No, he isn’t.
6 Am I cooking supper? / No, I’m not.

1 T-shirt

4 hat

2 tights

5 jumper

3 boots

6 socks

1 Is there

4 That

2 Those

5 There are

3 There are

6 any

1 sixteen (pounds) forty-seven
2 twenty-three pounds and a penny/twenty-three

pounds (and) one p/pence

3 twelve p/pence
4 eight (pounds) ninety-nine
5 eleven (pounds) eighty
6 five p/pence

Test 6A

1 yours

4 my

2 hers

5 ours

3 his

6 his

1 her

4 them

2 you

5 us

3 him

6 it

1 second

4 fifth

2 twenty-first

5 thirteenth

3 third

6 eighth

1 its bed
2

✓

4 people’s names
5

✓

6 country’s festivals

1 the twelfth of August/August the twelfth
2 the twenty-second of January/January the twenty-

second

3 the first of July/July the first
4 the nineteenth of April/April the nineteenth
5 the sixth of December/December the sixth
6 the twentieth of March/March the twentieth

Test 6B

1 theirs

4 mine

2 her

5 hers

3 our

6 yours

1 it

4 them

2 him

5 us

3 me

6 you

1 twelfth

4 twentieth

2 tenth

5 seventh

3 first

6 eighteenth

✓

2 men’s boots
3 Carl’s sister
4

✓

6 my grandmother’s cooking

1 the second of September/September the second
2 the twenty-fifth of June/June the twenty-fifth
3 the thirtieth of November/November the thirtieth
4 the third of February/February the third
5 the ninth of May/May the ninth
6 the eleventh of October/October the eleventh

Progress Test 2A

1 C

6 True

2 False

7 False

3 False

8 False

4 True

9 True

5 True

10 False

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 1 mark for accurate use of grammar for each of the

four content points listed (maximum 4)

• a mark out of three for correct use of the vocabulary

listed (maximum 3)

• a mark out of three for overall accuracy of grammar

and vocabulary (maximum 3)

1 C

6 A

2 C

7 A

3 B

8 C

4 B

9 A

5 C

10 C

Progress Test 2B

1 B

6 False

2 True

7 False

3 False

8 False

4 False

9 True

5 False

10 False

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 1 mark for accurate use of grammar for each of the

four content points listed (maximum 4)

• a mark out of three for correct use of the vocabulary

listed (maximum 3)

• a mark out of three for overall accuracy of grammar

and vocabulary (maximum 3)

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1 A

6 C

2 B

7 C

3 B

8 B

4 A

9 B

5 B

10 C

Test 7A

1 wanted

4 wrote

2 laughed

5 saw

3 did

6 cried

1 didn’t invite

4 didn’t have

2 didn’t lose

5 didn’t go

3 couldn’t

6 didn’t smile / wasn’t

1 strange

4 unkind

2 short

5 young

3 intelligent

6 unfriendly

1 What was the answer?
2 Did you have a good time yesterday evening?
3 Where did you buy that jacket?
4 Did you go on holiday last month?
5 Where did you have supper last night?
6 Did you see that programme yesterday?

1 two thousand and five
2 fourteen ninety-six
3 nineteen thirty-nine
4 twenty twelve
5 eighteen oh five
6 two thousand

Test 7B

1 missed

4 went

2 bought

5 asked

3 had

6 happened

1 didn’t want
2 weren’t
3 didn’t do
4 didn’t try
5 couldn’t
6 didn’t stay / didn’t know

1 unkind

4 unfriendly

2 old

5 stupid

3 normal

6 tall

1 Did you buy those jeans?
2 What did you have for supper yesterday?
3 Were the tickets yours?
4 Where did you go yesterday afternoon?
5 Did you buy that CD last week?
6 What did you study last month?

1 nineteen fourteen
2 sixteen eighty-eight
3 two thousand and seven
4 twenty fifteen
5 nineteen sixty-six
6 fourteen oh five

Test 8A

1 easily

4 kindly

2 well

5 nicely

3 quietly

6 slowly

1 She shouts a lot.
2 There were a lot of people at the concert.
3 He hasn’t got a lot of money.
4 I read a lot.
5 They travel a lot.
6 He’s got a lot of friends.

postman, singer, musician, nurse, doctor, actor

1 I ran fast.
2 She earned a lot of money.
3 He did a lot of work.
4 They played badly.
5 He spoke angrily.
6 The children played happily.

1 boring

4 stressful

2 difficult

5 interesting

3 dangerous

6 rewarding

Test 8B

1 badly

4 happily

2 nicely

5 beautifully

3 fast

6 well

1 She cries a lot.
2 They talk on the phone a lot.
3 He’s got a lot of interests.
4 The shop has got a lot of customers.
5 We go to that café a lot.
6 I know a lot of people.

D W N W

M A

W O

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taxi driver, teacher, dentist, writer, singer, musician

1 I worked quickly.

4 I studied a lot.

2 She travelled slowly. 5 He listened quietly.
3 He smiled happily.

6 He helped a lot of people.

1 interesting

4 boring

2 rewarding

5 difficult

3 stressful

6 dangerous

Test 9A

1 It’s going to be sunny this afternoon.
2 I’m not going to finish this meal.
3 They aren’t going to arrive on time.
4 We’re going to have a party.
5 You aren’t going to win the game.
6 She’s going to get up late.

1 some

4 an

2 some

5 some

3 a

6 some

1 Chips

4 Tomatoes

2 cucumber

5 Coffee

3 Ham

6 ketchup

1 What are you going to drink?
2 Is it going to be a big wedding?
3 She doesn’t want to live in a big city.
4 Are you going to have a party for your birthday?
5 I want to watch this programme.
6 ‘Is he going to get a job?’ ‘Yes, he is.’

1 recipe

4 bowl

2 tin 5 chop
3 add

6 need

Test 9B

1 She’s going to buy some clothes.
2 We aren’t going to do our homework.
3 He isn’t going to be happy.
4 He’s going to cook a nice meal.
5 It’s going to cost a lot.
6 I’m not going to watch that programme.

1 some

4 some

2 some

5 an

3 some

6 a

1 Crisps

4 pizza

2 tea

5 orange

3 pear

6 mayonnaise

1 What are you going to do at the weekend?
2 She wants to travel round the world.
3 Where do you want to go tonight?
4 ‘Is he going to phone?’ ‘Yes, he is.’
5 Are we going to eat before we go out?
6 They don’t want to go by train.

1 delicious

4 add

2 Enjoy

5 need

3 mix

6 dressing

Progress Test 3A

1 C

6 E

2 D

7 A

3 A

8 E

4 D

9 B

5 B

10 C

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 2 marks for accurate use of grammar and

vocabulary for each of the four content points listed
(maximum 8)

• a mark out of two for overall accuracy of other

grammar and vocabulary (maximum 2)

1 A

6 A

2 C

7 B

3 C

8 A

4 B

9 B

5 C

10 B

Progress Test 3B

1 D

6 E

2 E

7 B

3 B

8 A

4 A

9 C

5 C

10 D

Marks out of 10 as follows:
• 2 marks for accurate use of grammar and

vocabulary for each of the four content points listed
(maximum 8)

• a mark out of two for overall accuracy of other

grammar and vocabulary (maximum 2)

1 C

6 C

2 B

7 A

3 C

8 C

4 A

9 C

5 B

10 C

O W M

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Tests 1A and 1B

1 C

2 A F

B T

C T

D T

Audioscript

1 Kate

We’re here because I’m fourteen today.

Amelia

Here you are. Happy birthday.

Kate

Thanks! It’s a book by Phillip Pullman! He’s very
good.

2 Will and Jack Happy birthday, Kate! Here you are.

Kate

It’s a CD! Thanks! It’s really cool.

Will

You’re welcome.

3 Mum

Kate, you’re late!

Kate

Oh, sorry, Mum! I’m at the café.

Mum

But it’s your birthday party at home. Grandma and
Grandad are here. And they’re really hungry.

Kate

Sorry, Mum.

Mum

Please come home.

Kate

Yes, of course.

4 Kate

Sorry, guys.

Will

We’re OK here. No problem.

Kate

Well, thanks, everybody. You’re great. Bye.

Friends

Bye!

5 Kate

Wow! It’s an MP3 player! Thanks!

Tests 2A and 2B

1 b

2 A T

B F

C T

D T

Audioscript

Hi, my name’s Ryan and I’m from England. I’m fifteen. I live in a big
town called Nottingham. We’ve got a small house and we haven’t got a
garden. I’ve got a sister called Marina, but I haven’t got any brothers.
Marina’s 14 years old. I’ve got one pet. He’s called Monty and he’s a
snake. He’s big and fast. And I love sport. What sports can you play? I
can play football and cricket.

Tests 3A and 3B

1 b

2 A T

B F

C T

D T

Audioscript

The house has a big sitting room – I watch TV there. And I read books
and go on the computer in the study. We eat in the dining room and
we cook in the kitchen. The house has five bedrooms and two
bathrooms.
We’ve got a big garden and a garage. I play tennis on the tennis court,
and I swim in the swimming pool. My wife doesn’t play tennis and she
doesn’t like swimming, but she loves sunbathing.

Tests 4A and 4B

1 a

2 A T

B F

C F

D F

Audioscript

1 I love going to parties and discos. I like listening to music and I love

dancing. I also like talking to new people. I hate being alone. Let’s
party!

2 I love my friends and family, but I enjoy being alone. I like reading,

and listening to music and the radio. I love going for long walks,
and thinking. I sometimes write poems, too.

3 I like meeting people, but I also like being alone sometimes. I go out

with my friends every week, but we often just go to someone’s house
and watch TV. I like dancing, and I enjoy going to parties when I can.
I’m not really quiet, and I’m not really wild. I’m just me!

1.76

1.53

1.45

1.23

Tests 5A and 5B

1 A c

2 A F

B F

C T

D F

Audioscript

At the London Aquarium
Tamsin

Look, Charlie – a souvenir shop!

Charlie

Oh, no. she’s shopping again …

Tamsin

Excuse me. How much is this T-shirt, please?

Assistant It’s eleven ninety-seven.
Tamsin

Thanks. And how much is this pencil?

Assistant It’s ninety-nine p.
Tamsin

OK. Oh, look at those toy dolphins!

Charlie

Toy dolphins? How old are you, Tamsin?

Tamsin

Excuse me. How much are those dolphins, please?

Assistant They’re six pounds fifty each.
Tamsin

I’d like two dolphins and a pencil, please.

Assistant That’s thirteen ninety-nine, please.
Tamsin

Thanks.

Assistant Thank you. Goodbye.
Tamsin

Bye. … Do you want a dolphin, Charlie?

Charlie

Er … no thanks!

Tamsin

I’m joking! The dolphins are for my nephew and niece in
Australia. They’re five and seven.

Charlie

Ah.

Tamsin

Come on. Let’s go clothes shopping now. The shops are
great in London.

Charlie

Go clothes shopping? No! Let’s go home. Please …

Tests 6A and 6B

1 A b

B c

2 A F

B F

C T

Audioscript

In the living room
Narrator

Melanie is sitting on the sofa. There’s a telephone next
to her.

Melanie

It’s my birthday today. I’m fifteen. And I’m having a party
tonight. The party starts at six o’clock. And it’s …

Narrator

Looks at her watch.

Melanie

six o’clock now!

Narrator

She waits. She hums. She looks at her nails. She waits.

Melanie

Hmm. Where Is everybody?

Narrator

Picks up her phone and dials a number. On his mobile.

Stewart

Hello.

Melanie

Hi, Stewy. What are you doing?

Stewart

I’m reading a book.

Melanie

But … it’s my party.

Stewart

Oh, sorry! I can’t come.

Melanie

Why not?

Stewart

Because I’m … um … reading a book. Bye!

Melanie

bye … Hmph.

Narrator

Dials another number.

Melanie

Hello?

Lara

Hello.

Melanie

It’s Melanie here.

Lara

Yes, I know.

Melanie

It’s six o’clock.

Lara

Yes, it is.

Melanie

And it’s the fourth of July.

Lara

Yes, it is.

Melanie

So …

Lara

So, what?

Melanie

It’s my birthday party!

Lara

Oh, yes.

Melanie

Well, why aren’t you here?

Lara

I can’t come. I’m … um … doing my homework.

Melanie

But it’s my party!

Lara

Sorry. This homework is really important. Bye.

Melanie

Bye. …

Narrator

Looks very miserable, then very angry; dials again.

Dan

Hello.

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Melanie

Hi, Dan! It’s Mel here.

Dan

Hi, Mel. How are you?

Melanie

I’m fine, thanks. How are you?

Dan

I’m great.

Melanie

What are you doing?

Dan

I’m watching TV.

Melanie

You’re watching TV?

Dan

Yes, I am. I’m watching a film. It’s excellent.

Melanie

What’s the date, Dan?

Dan

The date? It’s … um … the fourth of July.

Melanie

Yes, it is. And what time is it?

Dan

It’s ten past six.

Melanie

Very good. And what’s happening now?

Dan

I’m watching TV, and you’re talking on the phone.

Melanie

It’s my BIRTHDAY party, Dan! Where are you?

Dan

Oops. Sorry. I can’t come.

Melanie

Why not? Because you’re watching a film?

Dan

Er … yes.

Melanie

Hmph!

Narrator

Puts down the phone and looks very upset.

Melanie

I hate them ALL. They aren’t my friends.

Narrator

Dad puts his head round the door.

Dad

Melanie.

Melanie

Yes, Dad?

Dad

Can you do the washing-up, please?

Melanie

The washing-up? Hmph! Well, nobody’s here for my party,
so OK, yes, I can do the washing-up. Why NOT?

Narrator

Melanie walks angrily to the door. Dad opens it. All her
friends are there.

All

Surprise! Happy birthday!

Narrator

Melanie looks very surprised.

Melanie

I don’t believe it! You ARE my friends.

Tests 7A and 7B

1 was

2 were

3 asked

4 couldn’t

5 said

Audioscript

Wife

Then my sister switched on the light. It was ... my
husband!
‘Why were you at the window?’ I asked.

Husband

Because I couldn’t find my keys.

Wife

he said. I was scared!

Husband

Sorry.

Tests 8A and 8B

1 b

2 A F

B T

C F

D F

Audioscript

My name’s Ollie. I’m nineteen years old and I’m from Oxford.
I can swim, but I don’t swim very well. I can play football. I play
volleyball well, but I can’t play tennis. I speak English well. I also speak
French, badly!
My interests are reading, playing the guitar, and going out with my

friends. I also like

History.

I’ve got a

brother called Thomas. He’s ten years old. I’ve also got a dog

called K9.
I enjoy teaching, and I am friendly and sometimes I’m energetic, but
not always!
And I think children are OK. Sometimes I like them, but sometimes I
don’t!

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Tests 9A and 9B

1 A c

B a

2 A F

B T

C F

Audioscript

1 Will

But I don’t want to move! I’m NOT going to go with you!
… Bye, Mum!

Kate

Are you coming inside, Will? It’s going to rain.

Will

No, thanks.

Kate

What’s wrong?

Will

Mum’s got a new job – in Canada! Mum says we’re going
to move to Montreal.

Kate

Oh, no!

2 Amelia What’s happening, Kate?

Kate

I’m going to sell my old clothes and CDs on the internet.
I need some money. I want to give Will a goodbye party.

Amelia Great idea! Jack and I can help with the party.
Kate

Thanks, Amelia.

3 Kate

OK, so I’m going to buy sandwiches and crisps. And you’re
going to book a band, Amelia.

Amelia Yes, I am.
Kate

And Jack’s going to … make a cake. Are you sure, Jack?
Can you make cakes?

Jack

No, I can’t. My mum’s going to make the cake.

Kate

Good!

4 All

Surprise!

Will

Wow! … Thanks … but … what IS this?

Kate

It’s a goodbye party. For you!

Will

A goodbye party? Oh, no …

Kate

What’s wrong?

Will

We aren’t going to move – my mum isn’t going to take the
job!

Kate

Fantastic! Come on – let’s enjoy the party!

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