UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 1 Test A
1
Past simple. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
(Think about the meaning!)
0
I
late for school again this morning!
1
The Titanic
on her maiden voyage in 1913.
2
We
to the cinema because we were very tired.
3
Simon
his cousins at the weekend.
4
I
a cold because it was freezing in the restaurant.
5
Paul
the house until 7 o’clock so he missed the train.
6
I’m sorry. I
your books by mistake.
7
Is this your scarf? I
it in the living room.
8
My parents
home late last night.
9
I
breakfast this morning and now I’m really hungry.
10
Sally
ten emails to her penfriend last week.
0
I don’t believe / ’m not believing you.
1
Paul loves / is loving his girlfriend Julia.
2
Do you want / Are you wanting to leave the party?
3
We study / are studying irregular verbs at the moment.
4
My brothers play / are playing football every Saturday.
5
A: What do you do / are you doing?
B: Nothing. Go away!
6
A: Does Jack speak / Is Jack speaking French?
B: No, I think it’s Italian.
7
We go / are going to Majorca this summer.
8
Do you know / Are you knowing my parents?
9
How often do you go / are you going to the cinema?
10
When do you get / are you getting home this evening?
1 Grammar
5
B
Present simple or present continuous? Underline the correct alternative.
A
be
come find go have leave see sink take write
5
was
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 1 Test A
Units 1-2
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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2
0
I’m not liking Geography.
1
My grandparents lives in Paris.
2
The children were playing in the garden
when it starts to rain.
3
Maria gave Mark the answers while they
did their English test.
4
How many birthday cards are you get?
5
Oh no! I leaved my bag on the bus.
6
How often are you buying new clothes?
7
Where went you yesterday when I saw you?
8
I came home when Carla was cooking supper.
9
Did you found this exercise easy?
10
We take exams at the moment.
Past simple or past continuous? Fill in the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
0
The phone
(ring) when I
(get) home.
1
When I
(see) Mary, she
(cry).
2
While I
(drive) to work, I
(have) an accident. Luckily it wasn’t serious.
3
My mother
(find) some old photos while she
(clean) the living room.
4
We
(eat) supper when the telephone
(ring).
5
While our teacher
(talk), Pietro
(come) into the classroom.
5
Correct the sentences.
5
C
D
was ringing
got
I don’t like Geography.
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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3
Noun (N), verb (V), adjective (Adj), adverb (Adv) or preposition (P)?
2 Vocabulary
0
I think my boyfriend is wonderful.
1
My grandfather was a famous scientist.
2
Jim is always at the top of the class.
3
Our teacher speaks English fluently.
4
I hate Mondays!
5
English grammar is quite difficult.
6
I study hard because I want to be a successful doctor.
7
Sydney is a beautiful city.
8
Your dictionary is on the table.
9
History is my favourite subject.
10
Fred cooked a delicious pizza yesterday.
A
0
This is a fantastic
.
Can you
a table at our favourite restaurant for this evening?
1
This is a very
exercise.
2
Have you got the new
by Britney Spears?
3
I like watching
football.
4
I work very
.
5
You don’t look very
.
6
My father plays the piano very
.
7
I mustn’t forget to
the news on TV this evening.
8
Our teachers often
us when we speak English.
9
Do you like my new
? My parents bought it for my 18th birthday.
10
Where do you
?
Fill in the gaps. Use each word twice. In each case is it a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
Adj
5
book
hard live watch well record
B
N
V
5
book
book
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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4
Meanings of get: arrive (A), receive (R) or become (B)?
5
0
I’m getting
. Let’s have lunch now.
1
I got a nasty
yesterday when I checked my emails.
2
Don’t get too
to me because I’ve got a cold.
3
Is that the time? It’s getting
and I want to go home.
4
When you get
, put up your hand.
5
Please call me when you get
.
6
My hair is already grey. Oh dear, I really am getting
!
7
What time did you get to
last night?
8
I got very
with John because he forgot my birthday – again!
9
The book I’m reading is getting really
– I don’t want to finish it.
10
After I got to
this morning, I remembered it was the first day of the holidays!
5
C
Fill in the gaps with a suitable word from the box.
0
When did you get home last night?
1
It’s getting dark. Come on, let’s go.
2
What did you get for your birthday?
3
I always get to work early.
4
I don’t like getting surprises!
5
We’re all getting older, I’m afraid.
6
Sarah got soaking wet yesterday.
7
Don’t get angry! It was only a joke.
8
We got to school late so our teacher was annoyed.
9
I got first prize for Art last year.
10
I didn’t get any emails yesterday.
D
A
hungry
late surprise bed school close the answer angry old boring home
hungry
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test A
1
Circle the correct answers: a, b or c.
Write the correct question tags.
0
Your sister likes chocolate,
?
a isn’t she b does he c doesn’t she
1
I haven’t
my homework yet.
a did b done c do
2
We aren’t allowed
after school on weekdays.
a to go out b go out c going out
3
Millions of trees
down every year.
a are cut b are cutted c are cutting
4
You can’t help me tomorrow,
?
a will you b can’t you c can you
5
We’ll be late,
?
a will not we b won’t we c wont we
6
Jack has
got married.
a yet b alredy c just
7
My mother never
me go on the computer at home.
a lets b allows c allow
8
Football
in all schools in the UK, isn’t it?
a has played b is played c is playing
9
You’ve got my dictionary,
?
a haven’t you got b don’t you c haven’t you
10
I can’t do this exercise because we
studied this grammar yet.
a didn’t b haven’t c aren’t
1 Grammar
A
5
0
You’re from London,
?
1
We should leave now,
?
2
John doesn’t want to study law,
?
3
Your parents aren’t very happy,
?
4
The film was fantastic,
?
5
You don’t know my brother,
?
6
There isn’t any milk at home,
?
7
Paolo can’t drive,
?
8
They shouldn’t have any problems,
?
9
Steven will remember to come to my party,
?
10
You’ve met my husband,
?
B
5
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 2 Test A
Units 5-6
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test A
2
Correct the sentences.
0
The film
just
so we’ve only missed five minutes.
1
I’m not hungry because I
already
.
2
I
my new car yet.
3
My parents
just
£1 million on the lottery!
4
you
Nicole Kidman’s latest movie yet?
5
I
just
to your teacher and she says you’re doing very well.
6
Paul
back yet. I think he’s still at work.
7
What
you
?!!! The kitchen is such a mess.
8
I
already
five compositions this term.
9
How long
you
Maria?
10
A: Where’s Bob? B: He
to the cinema with Jim.
5
0
Philip’s very intelligent, hasn’t he?
1
We’re let to stay up late at the weekends.
2
Look at Claudio! He’s just drinked a bottle of wine.
3
Susan’s paid for our milkshakes, isn’t she?
4
Please let me to go to Will’s party.
5
I haven’t finished my supper already.
6
You shouldn’t smoke so much, do you?
7
A: Where’s David? B: Oh, he’s just came in.
8
Ssh! Allow me speaking.
9
How many pizzas are eating in Italy every day?
10
It can rain later, mightn’t it?
5
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
C
D
begin
come eat go know see write drive speak do win
has
begun
Philip’s very intelligent, isn’t he?
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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3
Are the sentences in American (A) or British (B) English?
Fill in the gaps in the table.
American English
British English
0
film
1
garbage
2
apartment
3
colour
4
theater
5
favourite
6
centre
7
gas
8
sidewalk
9
faucet
10
lorry
5
5
2 Vocabulary
0
We traveled for ten hours yesterday.
1
Take the elevator to the tenth floor.
2
How many kilometres is it from Paris to Calais?
3
Is the subway safe at night?
4
I’ve put on weight! Look, my trousers are too small now!
5
Excuse me waiter, can we have the check please?
Now rewrite the sentences.
0
1
2
3
4
5
A
A
We travelled for ten hours yesterday. (British English)
B
movie
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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4
Use the words from Exercise B to fill in the gaps. American (A) or British (B) English.
C
0
Our
is on the third floor.
1
A: What
are your eyes? B: They’re blue.
2
What’s your
film?
3
Turn off the
– there won’t be any hot water soon.
4
We live in the
of town.
5
Don’t forget to put the
out today – it’s Tuesday.
6
Don’t walk in the road, walk on the
!
7
I went to the
yesterday and saw a fantastic play called Art.
8
I must get some
for the car. We don’t want to run out on the motorway!
9
My father’s a
driver – he drives thousands of kilometers a year.
10
I saw an awful
at the cinema yesterday. It was so boring!
5
flat
There are ten words connected with age in the box. See if you can find them all.
D
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
5
B
T
U
L
V
M O P
R
N
T
A
D
U
L
T
W E
E
A
E
X
B
C
Y
O U
N
G
S
E
P
E
Y
Q D
A
S
L
A
N
S
B
O L
D
C
I
K
E
A
V
C
B
D
L
A
O N
R
G
O H
E
X
E
F
N
G
S
E
T
I
S
Z
R
M E
T
I
R
N
L
E
L
D
E
R
L
Y
M I
D
D
L
E
A
G
E
D
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test A
1
Rewrite the sentences using the past simple passive.
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
0
A lot of people
killed in the earthquake.
a were b have c did
1
Can I have
drink, please? I’m really thirsty.
a the b an c a
2
America was
by Christopher Columbus in 1492.
a discovering b discover c discovered
3
There
enough ice-cream for all of you – I’m sorry.
a isn’t b is c aren’t
4
I think
go to bed early tonight.
a I’m going to b I’ll c I’m
5
There are
people in the world.
a too many b too much c not much
6
What’s Bob doing in
garden?
a an b a c the
7
You can never have
money – or can you?!
a too many b too much c not enough
8
Look! That car
crash! Do something!
a is going b will c is going to
9
There
enough hours in the day – I’m always so busy I don’t have any free time.
a aren’t b isn’t c are
10
What’s
address of the British Embassy in Madrid?
a an b the c a
1 Grammar
A
5
0
My neighbour cut down the trees in my garden.
1
The avalanche damaged all the houses
in the village.
2
Van Gogh painted The Sunflowers.
3
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
4
The journalists didn’t interview David Beckham.
5
We sold our house for £500,000.
6
They built a busy road at the end of the street.
7
The police didn’t find the body for six months.
8
John lost his credit card yesterday.
9
William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet.
10
The floods washed away Peter’s caravan.
B
5
The trees in my garden were cut down by my neighbour.
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 3 Test A
Units 9-10
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test A
2
Correct the sentences.
Will or going to? Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
0
You’ve put too many salt in the soup.
1
A lot of houses was built in our village last year.
2
Could you please buy some more wine? I don’t
like a wine you bought yesterday.
3
I’ve got the elder brother.
4
I have got enough money to buy you a CD
and a magazine – I’m sorry.
5
Jack and Jill is going to get married in June.
6
Where was the money finded?
7
What’s a capital of Peru?
8
You’ve got too much clothes.
9
You did buy enough salad for the party.
10
I do my homework after the film. I promise!
D
0
Oh no! I
sick.
1
Don’t worry. I
you with your homework.
2
We
to Barbados next week.
3
If you’re busy, I
the phone.
4
I think I
pasta this evening.
5
What
when you finish school?
6
I’m sure John
my birthday.
7
It
. Look how dark the sky is.
8
Paul
to your party if you don’t invite him!
9
I
you another dictionary – you must be more careful with your things.
10
I
to the cinema and buy tickets for the film tonight, shall I?
5
5
C
be
fly go do answer buy remember help come rain cook
’m going to be
You’ve put too much salt in the soup.
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test A
3
Disasters: complete the definitions.
Fill in the gaps with a suitable word from the box.
0
The most powerful weapon in the world: n
.
1
Very high levels of water, often after a lot of rain: f
.
2
Huge wave which starts after an earthquake under the sea: t
.
3
A mountain which erupts and throws out ash and molten lava: v
.
4
Huge volume of snow which slides down a mountain: a
.
5
Huge movement of the earth where the ground opens up: e
.
A
5
0
Thousands of houses were
when the water level rose.
1
The
measured 6.3 on the Richter scale.
2
Hundreds of people were
as they tried to run away.
3
Five houses were
in the explosion.
4
is the Japanese for ‘harbour wave’.
5
The
was started by an off-piste skier.
6
A tidal
can cause huge destruction.
7
A
would destroy life as we know it.
8
Mount Vesuvius is a very famous
. It erupted in 79 AD.
9
There were very bad
in Europe in 2002 and many cities were under water for days.
10
Many villages were completely
after the earthquake.
B
5
2 Vocabulary
uclear bomb
washed away
Tsunami wave earthquake volcano avalanche
floods nuclear bomb destroyed injured damaged
washed away
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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4
Homes: what are these words?
0
VT reliaa
1
wagnolub
2
carteder shoue
3
cenef
4
ogetcat
5
sratsi
6
tilf
7
ranacav
8
hymnice
9
dactheed osuhe
10
orolf
C
Fill in the gaps. The first letter has been given to you.
D
0
We’ve got lots of flowers and trees in our g
.
1
My grandparents live in a b
because they’re too old to climb stairs now.
2
All the houses on a h
e
look the same.
3
We live on the 10th floor in a new b
of f
.
4
If you live in a s
- d
house, you only have neighbours on one side.
5
But if you live in a d
house, you don’t have any neighbours.
6
A lot of people spend their holidays in a c
because it’s very flexible.
7
I think our garden f
must have a hole in it because our dog disappeared yesterday.
8
The typical English country c
has a little garden and lots of roses around the front door!
9
If you have a car, it’s good to have a g
.
10
If you want to have a real fire in your living room, you need a c
for the smoke.
5
5
TV aerial
a r d e n
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test A
1
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of used to + a verb from the box.
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
0
Look at the girl
is talking to Pavel.
a which b who c where
1
This is the place
I live.
a that b which c where
2
Did you
study hard at school?
a used to b use to c used
3
If I
you, I’d buy some new clothes.
a were b am c would be
4
Gianni
like pasta, but now he loves it.
a usedn’t to b used to c didn’t use to
5
We
a fantastic holiday if we had enough money.
a will have b would have c had
6
I love films
are romantic comedies like Love Actually.
a that b who c where
7
I
play a lot of tennis but now I’m too lazy.
a didn’t use to b used c used to
8
I wouldn’t study so hard unless I
to go to university.
a didn’t want b wanted c would want
9
I like people
make me laugh.
a which b where c who
10
Paul used to live in New York,
?
a didn’t he b usedn’t he c wasn’t he
1 Grammar
A
5
0
I
milk, but now I do.
1
You
in Paris, didn’t you?
2
I
going to the dentist but now I don’t mind so much.
3
Our English teacher
us a test every Monday so we had to study hard at the weekends.
4
Jack
football, but now he does.
5
What
you
at the weekends when you were a child?
6
Jessica
fantastic but now she’s a little overweight!
7
you
a lot of television when you were younger?
8
I
in class because I was very shy, but now I’m a teacher and I’m never quiet!
9
Life
very hard a hundred years ago.
10
I ................. Harrison Ford, but now my favourite actor is Brad Pitt.
B
5
drink
speak
hate
play
give
live
look
like
be
watch
do
didn’t use to drink
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 4 Test A
Units 13-14
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test A
2
Second conditional: match the sentence halves to make sentences.
0
If I won the lottery,
a would you come?
1
You’d lose weight
b if I were you.
2
I wouldn’t do that
c I’d enjoy her lessons more.
3
If you could go anywhere,
d I’d go jogging every day.
4
If Jack came to my party,
e I’d buy a fast car.
5
I wouldn’t spend so much money
f where would you go?
6
If you failed your exams,
g if people were more careful.
7
If I knew the answer,
h would you take them again?
8
If I had more free time,
i if you stopped eating so much chocolate.
9
The planet wouldn’t be so polluted
j I’d tell you, but I don’t!
10
If our Biology teacher were nicer,
k unless I could afford to.
Correct the sentences.
0
That’s the woman which stole my bag!
1
Paul didn’t used to look so good!
2
Italy is the country that I live.
3
If Simon would have time, he would help you,
I’m sure.
4
I don’t like dogs who are too small.
5
I didn’t go to the dentist unless I had
toothache.
6
Is that the cinema which you saw Lord
of the Rings?
7
Do you use to play tennis when you were
at school?
8
If you were me, what did you do?
9
Do you remember the teacher which taught us
Geography?
10
My brother never use to brush his teeth!
He was so disgusting!!
5
5
C
D
That’s the woman who/that stole my bag!
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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3
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
2 Vocabulary
A
0
When I logged
I saw that I had ten new emails.
a up b on c in
1
I’ve got a terrible
– I think I ate too much cake!
a stomach ache b stomach hurt c stomach pains
2
My website gets 1,000
a day on average.
a beats b bangs c hits
3
Lots of teenagers spend hours in
rooms on the Internet.
a talking b chatting c chat
4
I’ve got a
throat from talking so much!
a pain b sore c hurt
5
I feel very hot. I think I must have a high
.
a temperature b fever c thermometer
6
Oh no! My computer’s
again!
a crash b crashes c crashed
7
My legs really
after playing squash yesterday!
a pain b hurt c sore
8
If you have
, you should go to the dentist.
a teethache b toothache c teethaches
9
Google is a popular
engine.
a searching b looking c search
10
I hate being ill so I’m a really bad
!
a patient b doctor c dentist
What are these words connected with medicine?
0
inpa
1
thipsoal
2
aclubmane
3
ottochhae
4
pramteerute
5
blatte
6
rose trotha
7
ruth
8
tenpita
9
dolc
10
stidten
5
5
B
pain
a/w:
detached house
block of flats
caravan
bungalow
cottage
semi-detached house
chimney
garage
TV aerial
fence
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
A
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test A
4
Information Technology: match a word from Column A with
a word from Column B to give word pairs.
C
A
B
0
CD
a pad
1
launch
b engine
2
surf
c drive
3
mouse
d off
4
computer
e the Internet
5
chat
f drive
6
search
g up
7
disk
h room
8
work
i a website
9
log
j online
10
start
k screen
5
Find ten words connected with Information Technology in the square.
D
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
C R
A
S
H
P
S
U
R
F
H L
B
U
L
R
B
M
A
X
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UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 1 Test B
1
Past simple. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
(Think about the meaning!)
0
I
late for school again this morning!
1
We
to the cinema because we were very tired.
2
The Titanic
on her maiden voyage in 1913.
3
Simon
his cousins at the weekend.
4
I’m sorry. I
your books by mistake.
5
Paul
the house until 7 o’clock so he missed the train.
6
I
a cold because it was freezing in the restaurant.
7
Is this your scarf? I
it in the living room.
8
Sally
ten emails to her penfriend last week.
9
I
breakfast this morning and now I’m really hungry.
10
My parents
home late last night.
0
I don’t believe / ’m not believing you.
1
We study / are studying irregular verbs at the moment.
2
Do you want / Are you wanting to leave the party?
3
Paul loves / is loving his girlfriend Julia.
4
My brothers play / are playing football every Saturday.
5
A: Does Jack speak / Is Jack speaking French?
B: No, I think it’s Italian.
6
A: What do you do / are you doing?
B: Nothing. Go away!
7
We go / are going to Majorca this summer.
8
When do you get / are you getting home this evening?
9
How often do you go / are you going to the cinema?
10
Do you know / Are you knowing my parents?
1 Grammar
5
A
Present simple or present continuous? Underline the correct alternative.
B
be
go find come see leave have sink write take
5
was
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 1 Test B
Units 1-2
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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2
0
I’m not liking Geography.
1
Maria gave Mark the answers while they
did their English test.
2
The children were playing in the garden
when it starts to rain.
3
My grandparents lives in Paris.
4
How many birthday cards are you get?
5
How often are you buying new clothes?
6
Oh no! I leaved my bag on the bus.
7
Where went you yesterday when I saw you?
8
We take exams at the moment.
9
Did you found this exercise easy?
10
I came home when Carla was cooking supper.
0
The phone
(ring) when I
(get) home.
1
My mother
(find) some old photos while she
(clean) the living room.
2
While I
(drive) to work, I
(have) an accident. Luckily it wasn’t serious.
3
When I
(see) Mary, she
(cry).
4
While our teacher
(talk), Pietro
(come) into the classroom.
5
We
(eat) supper when the telephone
(ring).
Past simple or past continuous? Fill in the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
5
Correct the sentences.
5
D
C
was ringing
got
I don’t like Geography.
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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3
Noun (N), verb (V), adjective (Adj), adverb (Adv) or preposition (P)?
2 Vocabulary
0
I think my boyfriend is wonderful.
1
Our teacher speaks English fluently.
2
Jim is always at the top of the class.
3
My grandfather was a famous scientist.
4
I hate Mondays!
5
I study hard because I want to be a successful doctor.
6
English grammar is quite difficult.
7
Sydney is a beautiful city.
8
Fred cooked a delicious pizza yesterday.
9
History is my favourite subject.
10
Your dictionary is on the table.
B
0
This is a fantastic
.
Can you
a table at our favourite restaurant for this evening?
1
I like watching
football.
2
Have you got the new
by Britney Spears?
3
This is a very
exercise.
4
I work very
.
5
My father plays the piano very
.
6
You don’t look very
.
7
I mustn’t forget to
the news on TV this evening.
8
Where do you
?
9
Do you like my new
? My parents bought it for my 18th birthday.
10
Our teachers often
us when we speak English.
Fill in the gaps. Use each word twice. In each case is it a noun, verb, adjective or adverb?
Adj
5
book
watch live hard record well
A
N
V
5
book
book
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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4
Meanings of get: arrive (A), receive (R) or become (B)?
5
0
I’m getting
. Let’s have lunch now.
1
Is that the time? It’s getting
and I want to go home.
2
Don’t get too
to me because I’ve got a cold.
3
I got a nasty
yesterday when I checked my emails.
4
When you get
, put up your hand.
5
What time did you get to
last night?
6
My hair is already grey. Oh dear, I really am getting
!
7
Please call me when you get
.
8
I got very
with John because he forgot my birthday – again!
9
After I got to
this morning, I remembered it was the first day of the holidays!
10
The book I’m reading is getting really
– I don’t want to finish it.
5
D
Fill in the gaps with a suitable word from the box.
0
When did you get home last night?
1
What did you get for your birthday?
2
It’s getting dark. Come on, let’s go.
3
I always get to work early.
4
We’re all getting older, I’m afraid.
5
I don’t like getting surprises!
6
Sarah got soaking wet yesterday.
7
We got to school late so our teacher was annoyed.
8
Don’t get angry! It was only a joke.
9
I got first prize for Art last year.
10
I didn’t get any emails yesterday.
C
A
hungry
bed surprise late school angry the answer close home boring old
hungry
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test B
1
Circle the correct answers: a, b or c.
Write the correct question tags.
0
Your sister likes chocolate,
?
a isn’t she b does he c doesn’t she
1
Millions of trees
down every year.
a are cut b are cutted c are cutting
2
We aren’t allowed
after school on weekdays.
a to go out b go out c going out
3
I haven’t
my homework yet.
a did b done c do
4
You can’t help me tomorrow,
?
a will you b can’t you c can you
5
Jack has
got married.
a yet b alredy c just
6
We’ll be late,
?
a will not we b won’t we c wont we
7
My mother never
me go on the computer at home.
a lets b allows c allow
8
I can’t do this exercise because we
studied this grammar yet.
a didn’t b haven’t c aren’t
9
You’ve got my dictionary,
?
a haven’t you got b don’t you c haven’t you
10
Football
in all schools in the UK, isn’t it?
a has played b is played c is playing
1 Grammar
B
5
0
You’re from London,
?
1
Your parents aren’t very happy,
?
2
John doesn’t want to study law,
?
3
We should leave now,
?
4
The film was fantastic,
?
5
There isn’t any milk at home,
?
6
You don’t know my brother,
?
7
Paolo can’t drive,
?
8
You’ve met my husband,
?
9
Steven will remember to come to my party,
?
10
They shouldn’t have any problems,
?
A
5
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 2 Test B
Units 5-6
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test B
2
Correct the sentences.
0
The film
just
so we’ve only missed five minutes.
1
My parents
just
£1 million on the lottery!
2
I
my new car yet.
3
I’m not hungry because I
already
.
4
Paul
back yet. I think he’s still at work.
5
I
just
to your teacher and she says you’re doing very well.
6
you
Nicole Kidman’s latest movie yet?
7
What
you
?!!! The kitchen is such a mess.
8
A: Where’s Bob? B: He
to the cinema with Jim.
9
How long
you
Maria?
10
I
already
five compositions this term.
5
0
Philip’s very intelligent, hasn’t he?
1
Look at Claudio! He’s just drinked a bottle of wine.
2
We’re let to stay up late at the weekends.
3
Susan’s paid for our milkshakes, isn’t she?
4
You shouldn’t smoke so much, do you?
5
I haven’t finished my supper already.
6
Please let me to go to Will’s party.
7
A: Where’s David? B: Oh, he’s just came in.
8
It can rain later, mightn’t it?
9
How many pizzas are eating in Italy every day?
10
Ssh! Allow me speaking.
5
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
D
C
begin
go eat come write see know win speak do drive
has
begun
Philip’s very intelligent, isn’t he?
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test B
3
Are the sentences in American (A) or British (B) English?
Fill in the gaps in the table.
American English
British English
0
film
1
theater
2
apartment
3
favourite
4
garbage
5
colour
6
lorry
7
sidewalk
8
gas
9
faucet
10
centre
5
5
2 Vocabulary
0
We traveled for ten hours yesterday.
1
Is the subway safe at night?
2
How many kilometres is it from Paris to Calais?
3
Take the elevator to the tenth floor.
4
Excuse me waiter, can we have the check please?
5
I’ve put on weight! Look, my trousers are too small now!
Now rewrite the sentences.
0
1
2
3
4
5
B
A
We travelled for ten hours yesterday. (British English)
A
movie
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
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4
Use the words from Exercise B to fill in the gaps. American (A) or British (B) English.
D
0
Our
is on the third floor.
1
What’s your
film?
2
A: What
are your eyes? B: They’re blue.
3
Turn off the
– there won’t be any hot water soon.
4
Don’t walk in the road, walk on the
!
5
Don’t forget to put the
out today – it’s Tuesday.
6
We live in the
of town.
7
I went to the
yesterday and saw a fantastic play called Art.
8
My father’s a
driver – he drives thousands of kilometers a year.
9
I must get some
for the car. We don’t want to run out on the motorway!
10
I saw an awful
at the cinema yesterday. It was so boring!
5
flat
There are ten words connected with age in the box. See if you can find them all.
C
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
5
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T
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V
M O P
R
N
T
A
D
U
L
T
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E
A
E
X
B
C
Y
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N
G
S
E
P
E
Y
Q D
A
S
L
A
N
S
B
O L
D
C
I
K
E
A
V
C
B
D
L
A
O N
R
G
O H
E
X
E
F
N
G
S
E
T
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Z
R
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T
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N
L
E
L
D
E
R
L
Y
M I
D
D
L
E
A
G
E
D
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test B
1
Rewrite the sentences using the past simple passive.
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
0
A lot of people
killed in the earthquake.
a were b have c did
1
There
enough ice-cream for all of you – I’m sorry.
a isn’t b is c aren’t
2
America was
by Christopher Columbus in 1492.
a discovering b discover c discovered
3
Can I have
drink, please? I’m really thirsty.
a the b an c a
4
I think
go to bed early tonight.
a I’m going to b I’ll c I’m
5
What’s Bob doing in
garden?
a an b a c the
6
There are
people in the world.
a too many b too much c not much
7
You can never have
money – or can you?!
a too many b too much c not enough
8
What’s
address of the British Embassy in Madrid?
a an b the c a
9
There
enough hours in the day – I’m always so busy I don’t have any free time.
a aren’t b isn’t c are
10
Look! That car
crash! Do something!
a is going b will c is going to
1 Grammar
B
5
0
My neighbour cut down the trees in my garden.
1
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
2
Van Gogh painted The Sunflowers.
3
The avalanche damaged all the houses
in the village.
4
The journalists didn’t interview David Beckham.
5
They built a busy road at the end of the street.
6
We sold our house for £500,000.
7
The police didn’t find the body for six months.
8
The floods washed away Peter’s caravan.
9
William Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet.
10
John lost his credit card yesterday.
A
5
The trees in my garden were cut down by my neighbour.
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 3 Test B
Units 9-10
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test B
2
Correct the sentences.
Will or going to? Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the box.
0
You’ve put too many salt in the soup.
1
I’ve got the elder brother.
2
Could you please buy some more wine? I don’t
like a wine you bought yesterday.
3
A lot of houses was built in our village last year.
4
I have got enough money to buy you a CD
and a magazine – I’m sorry.
5
What’s a capital of Peru?
6
Where was the money finded?
7
Jack and Jill is going to get married in June.
8
You’ve got too much clothes.
9
I do my homework after the film. I promise!
10
You did buy enough salad for the party.
C
0
Oh no! I
sick.
1
If you’re busy, I
the phone.
2
We
to Barbados next week.
3
Don’t worry. I
you with your homework.
4
I think I
pasta this evening.
5
I’m sure John
my birthday.
6
What
when you finish school?
7
It
. Look how dark the sky is.
8
I
to the cinema and buy tickets for the film tonight, shall I?
9
I
you another dictionary – you must be more careful with your things.
10
Paul
to your party if you don’t invite him!
5
5
D
be
do go fly remember buy answer rain come help cook
’m going to be
You’ve put too much salt in the soup.
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test B
3
Disasters: complete the definitions.
Fill in the gaps with a suitable word from the box.
0
The most powerful weapon in the world: n
.
1
A mountain which erupts and throws out ash and molten lava: v
.
2
Huge wave which starts after an earthquake under the sea: t
.
3
Very high levels of water, often after a lot of rain: f
.
4
Huge movement of the earth where the ground opens up: e
.
5
Huge volume of snow which slides down a mountain: a
.
B
5
0
Thousands of houses were
when the water level rose.
1
Five houses were
in the explosion.
2
Hundreds of people were
as they tried to run away.
3
The
measured 6.3 on the Richter scale.
4
The
was started by an off-piste skier.
5
is the Japanese for ‘harbour wave’.
6
A tidal
can cause huge destruction.
7
There were very bad
in Europe in 2002 and many cities were under water for days.
8
Mount Vesuvius is a very famous
. It erupted in 79 AD.
9
A
would destroy life as we know it.
10
Many villages were completely
after the earthquake.
A
5
2 Vocabulary
uclear bomb
washed away
Tsunami volcano earthquake wave avalanche
floods injured destroyed nuclear bomb damaged
washed away
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test B
4
Homes: what are these words?
0
VT reliaa
1
cenef
2
carteder shoue
3
wagnolub
4
sratsi
5
ogetcat
6
hymnice
7
ranacav
8
tilf
9
orolf
10
dactheed osuhe
D
Fill in the gaps. The first letter has been given to you.
C
0
We’ve got lots of flowers and trees in our g
.
1
We live on the 10th floor in a new b
of f
.
2
All the houses on a h
e
look the same.
3
My grandparents live in a b
because they’re too old to climb stairs now.
4
If you live in a s
- d
house, you only have neighbours on one side.
5
A lot of people spend their holidays in a c
because it’s very flexible.
6
But if you live in a d
house, you don’t have any neighbours.
7
I think our garden f
must have a hole in it because our dog disappeared yesterday.
8
If you want to have a real fire in your living room, you need a c
for the smoke.
9
If you have a car, it’s good to have a g
.
10
The typical English country c
has a little garden and lots of roses around the front door!
5
5
TV aerial
a r d e n
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test B
1
Fill in the gaps with the correct form of used to + a verb from the box.
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
0
Look at the girl
is talking to Pavel.
a which b who c where
1
If I
you, I’d buy some new clothes.
a were b am c would be
2
Did you
study hard at school?
a used to b use to c used
3
This is the place
I live.
a that b which c where
4
Gianni
like pasta, but now he loves it.
a usedn’t to b used to c didn’t use to
5
I love films
are romantic comedies like Love Actually.
a that b who c where
6
We
a fantastic holiday if we had enough money.
a will have b would have c had
7
I
play a lot of tennis but now I’m too lazy.
a didn’t use to b used c used to
8
Paul used to live in New York,
?
a didn’t he b usedn’t he c wasn’t he
9
I like people
make me laugh.
a which b where c who
10
I wouldn’t study so hard unless I
to go to university.
a didn’t want b wanted c would want
1 Grammar
B
5
0
I
milk, but now I do.
1
I
going to the dentist but now I don’t mind so much.
2
You
in Paris, didn’t you?
3
Our English teacher
us a test every Monday so we had to study hard at the weekends.
4
Jessica
fantastic but now she’s a little overweight!
5
What
you
at the weekends when you were a child?
6
Jack
football, but now he does.
7
you
a lot of television when you were younger?
8
I ................. Harrison Ford, but now my favourite actor is Brad Pitt.
9
Life
very hard a hundred years ago.
10
I
in class because I was very shy, but now I’m a teacher and I’m never quiet!
A
5
drink
play
hate
speak
look
live
give
watch
be
like
do
didn’t use to drink
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 4 Test B
Units 13-14
Name
Class
Date
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test B
2
Second conditional: match the sentence halves to make sentences.
0
If I won the lottery,
a would you come?
1
I wouldn’t do that
b I’d go jogging every day.
2
You’d lose weight
c I’d enjoy her lessons more.
3
If you could go anywhere,
d if I were you.
4
If you failed your exams,
e I’d buy a fast car.
5
I wouldn’t spend so much money
f if people were more careful.
6
If Jack came to my party,
g where would you go?
7
If I knew the answer,
h would you take them again?
8
The planet wouldn’t be so polluted
i unless I could afford to.
9
If I had more free time,
j I’d tell you, but I don’t!
10
If our Biology teacher were nicer,
k if you stopped eating so much chocolate.
Correct the sentences.
0
That’s the woman which stole my bag!
1
Italy is the country that I live.
2
Paul didn’t used to look so good!
3
If Simon would have time, he would help you,
I’m sure.
4
Is that the cinema which you saw Lord
of the Rings?
5
I didn’t go to the dentist unless I had
toothache.
6
I don’t like dogs who are too small.
7
If you were me, what did you do?
8
Do you use to play tennis when you were
at school?
9
Do you remember the teacher which taught us
Geography?
10
My brother never use to brush his teeth!
He was so disgusting!!
5
5
D
C
That’s the woman who/that stole my bag!
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test B
3
Circle the correct answer, a, b or c.
2 Vocabulary
B
0
When I logged
I saw that I had ten new emails.
a up b on c in
1
My website gets 1,000
a day on average.
a beats b bangs c hits
2
I’ve got a terrible
– I think I ate too much cake!
a stomach ache b stomach hurt c stomach pains
3
Lots of teenagers spend hours in
rooms on the Internet.
a talking b chatting c chat
4
Oh no! My computer’s
again!
a crash b crashes c crashed
5
I feel very hot. I think I must have a high
.
a temperature b fever c thermometer
6
I’ve got a
throat from talking so much!
a pain b sore c hurt
7
My legs really
after playing squash yesterday!
a pain b hurt c sore
8
Google is a popular
engine.
a searching b looking c search
9
If you have
, you should go to the dentist.
a teethache b toothache c teethaches
10
I hate being ill so I’m a really bad
!
a patient b doctor c dentist
What are these words connected with medicine?
0
inpa
1
ottochhae
2
aclubmane
3
thipsoal
4
pramteerute
5
rose trotha
6
blatte
7
ruth
8
stidten
9
dolc
10
tenpita
5
5
A
pain
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
B
PHOTOCOPIABLE
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test B
4
Information Technology: match a word from Column A with
a word from Column B to give word pairs.
D
A
B
0
CD
a engine
1
surf
b pad
2
launch
c drive
3
mouse
d drive
4
search
e the Internet
5
chat
f off
6
computer
g a website
7
work
h room
8
disk
i up
9
start
j screen
10
log
k online
5
Find ten words connected with Information Technology in the square.
C
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
C R
A
S
H
P
S
U
R
F
H L
B
U
L
R
B
M
A
X
A C
N
R
O
L
U
D
V
P
T
E
J
W G
I
R
O
E
R
R
S
N
B
O
U
N
W T
O
O N
L
I
N
E
F
N
G
V
O S
A
D
R
U
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L
A
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M O
U
S
E
D
Y
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N
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M
C
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K
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B
O
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D
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5
1 Grammar
1 loves 2 Do you want 3 are studying 4 play
5 are you doing 6 Is Jack speaking 7 are going
8 Do you know 9 do you go 10 are you getting
1 sank 2 didn’t go 3 saw 4 caught
5 didn’t leave 6 took 7 found 8 came
9 didn’t have 10 wrote
1 saw; was crying 2 was driving; had
3 found; was cleaning 4 were eating; rang
5 was talking; came
1 My grandparents live in Paris.
2 The children were playing in the garden when
it started to rain.
3 Maria gave Mark the answers while they were
doing their English test.
4 How many birthday cards did you get?
5 Oh no! I left my bag on the bus.
6 How often do you buy new clothes?
7 Where were you going yesterday when I saw
you?
8 I came home while Carla was cooking supper.
9 Did you find this exercise easy?
10 We are taking exams at the moment.
2 Vocabulary
1
N
2
P
3
Adv
4
V
5
Adv
6
Adv
7
Adj
8
P
9
N
10
V
1
hard – Adj
2
record – N
3
live – Adj
4
hard – Adv
5
well – Adj
6
well – Adv
7
watch – V
8
record – V
9
watch – N
10
live – V
1
B
2
R
3
A
4
R
5
B
6
B
7
B
8
A
9
R
10
R
1
surprise
2
close
3
late
4
the answer
5
home
6
old
7
bed
8
angry
9
boring
10
school
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 1 Test A
Units 1-2
Test A Key
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
A
KEY
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 1 Test A Key
5
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 2 Test A Key
1 Grammar
1
b
2
a
3
a
4
c
5
b
6
c
7
a
8
b
9
c
10
b
1
shouldn’t we
2
does he
3
are they
4
wasn’t it
5
do you
6
is there
7
can he
8
should they
9
won’t he
10
haven’t you
1
have (’ve); eaten
2
haven’t driven
3
have (’ve); won
4
Have; seen
5
have (’ve); spoken
6
hasn’t come
7
have; done
8
have (’ve); written
9
have; known
10
has (’s) gone
1
We’re allowed to stay up late at the weekends.
2
Look at Claudio! He’s just drunk a bottle of wine.
3
Susan’s paid for our milkshakes, hasn’t she?
4
Please let me go to Will’s party.
5
I haven’t finished my supper yet.
6
You shouldn’t smoke, should you?
7
Where’s David? – Oh, he’s just come in.
8 S
sh! Allow me to speak.
9
How many pizzas are eaten in Italy every day?
10
It might rain later, mightn’t it?
2 Vocabulary
1 A 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A
1 Take the lift to the tenth floor.
2 How many kilometers is it from Paris
to Calais?
3 Is the underground safe at night?
4 I’ve put on weight! Look, my pants are too
small now.
5 Excuse me waiter, can we have the bill
please?
1 rubbish 2 flat 3 color 4 theatre
5 favorite 6 center 7 petrol 8 pavement
9 tap 10 truck
1 color 2 favourite 3 tap 4 center
5 garbage 6 pavement 7 theater 8 petrol
9 truck 10 film
Across: adult, young, old, elderly, middle-aged
Down: teenager, child, toddler, pensioner
Diagonal: baby
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
B
T
U
L
V
M
O
P
R
N
T
A
D
U
L
T
W E
E
A
E
X
B
C
Y
O
U
N
G
S
E
P
E
Y
Q
D
A
S
L
A
N
S
B
O
L
D
C
I
K
E
A
V
C
B
D
L
A
O
N
R
G
O
H
E
X
E
F
N
G
S
E
T
I
S
Z
R
M
E
T
I
R
N
L
E
L
D
E
R
L
Y
M
I
D
D
L
E
A
G
E
D
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 2 Test A
Units 5-6
Test A Key
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
A
KEY
5
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test A Key
1 Grammar
1
c
2
c
3
a
4
b
5
a
6
c
7
b
8
c
9
a
10
b
1
All the houses in the village were damaged
by the avalanche.
2
The Sunflowers was painted by Van Gogh.
3
The telephone was invented by Alexander
Graham Bell.
4
David Beckham wasn’t interviewed by the
journalists.
5
Our house was sold for £500,000.
6
A busy road was built at the end of the street.
7
The body wasn’t found by the police for six
months.
8
John’s credit card was lost yesterday.
9
Romeo and Juliet was written by William
Shakespeare.
10
Peter’s caravan was washed away by the floods.
1
’ll help
2
’re going to fly
3
’ll answer
4
’ll cook
5
are you going to do
6
will remember
7
’s going to rain
8
won’t come
9
’m not going to buy
10
’ll go
1
A lot of houses were built in our village last year.
2
Could you please buy some more wine? I don’t
like the wine you bought yesterday.
3
I’ve got an elder brother.
4
I haven’t got enough money to buy you a CD
and a magazine – I’m sorry.
5
Jack and Jill are going to get married in June.
6
Where was the money found?
7
What’s the capital of Peru?
8
You’ve got too many clothes.
9
You didn’t buy enough salad for the party.
10
I’ll do my homework after the film. I promise!
2 Vocabulary
1
floods
2
Tsunami
3
volcano
4
avalanche
5
earthquake
1
earthquake
2
injured
3
damaged
4
Tsunami
5
avalanche
6
wave
7
nuclear bomb
8
volcano
9
floods
10
destroyed
1
bungalow
2
terraced house
3
fence
4
cottage
5
stairs
6
lift
7
caravan
8
chimney
9
detached house
10
floor
1
bungalow
2
housing estate
3
block of flats
4
semi-detached
5
detached
6
caravan
7
fence
8
cottage
9
garage
10
chimney
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
A
KEY
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 3 Test A
Units 9-10
Test A Key
5
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test A Key
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
A
KEY
1 Grammar
1 c 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 a 7 c 8 b 9 c
10 a
1 used to live 2 used to hate 3 used to give
4 didn’t use to play 5 did you use to do
6 used to look 7 Did you use to watch
8 didn’t use to speak 9 used to be 10 used to like
1 i 2 b 3 f 4 a 5 k 6 h 7 j 8 d 9 g
10 c
1 Paul didn’t use to look so good!
2 Italy is the country where I live.
3 If Simon had time, he would help you, I’m sure.
4 I don’t like dogs which/that are too small!
5 I wouldn’t go to the dentist unless I had
toothache.
6 Is that the cinema where you saw Lord of the
Rings?
7 Did you use to play tennis when you were
at school?
8 If you were me, what would you do?
9 Do you remember the teacher who taught us
Geography?
10 My brother never used to brush his teeth! He
was
so disgusting!!
2 Vocabulary
1 a 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 c 7 b 8 b 9 c
10 a
1 hospital 2 ambulance 3 toothache
4 temperature 5 tablet 6 sore throat 7 hurt
8 patient 9 cold 10 dentist
1 i 2 e 3 a 4 k 5 h 6 b 7 f 8 j 9 d
10 g
Across: crash, surf, online, mouse, keyboard
Down: chat room, logon, burn, download, provider
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
C R
A
S
H
P
S
U
R
F
H L
B
U
L
R
B
M
A
X
A C
N
R
O
L
U
D
V
P
T
E
J
W G
I
R
O
E
R
R
S
N
B
O
U
N
W T
O
O N
L
I
N
E
F
N
G
V
O S
A
D
R
U
Z
L
A
I
M O
U
S
E
D
Y
O
N
D
V
M
C
I
N
L
U
A
M
E
K
E
Y
B
O
A
R
D
Y
R
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 4 Test A
Units 13-14
Test A Key
5
1 Grammar
1 didn’t go 2 sank 3 saw 4 took
5 didn’t leave 6 caught 7 found 8 wrote
9 didn’t have 10 came
1 are studying 2 Do you want 3 loves 4 play
5 Is Jack speaking 6 are you doing 7 are going
8 are you getting 9 do you go 10 Do you know
1 Maria gave Mark the answers while they were
doing their English test.
2 The children were playing in the garden when
it started to rain.
3 My grandparents live in Paris.
4 How many birthday cards did you get?
5 How often do you buy new clothes?
6 Oh no! I left my bag on the bus.
7 Where were you going yesterday when I saw
you?
8 We are taking exams at the moment.
9 Did you find this exercise easy?
10 I came home while Carla was cooking supper.
1 found; was cleaning 2 was driving; had
3 saw; was crying 4 was talking; came
5 were eating; rang
2 Vocabulary
1
live – Adj
2
record – N
3
hard – Adj
4
hard – Adv
5
well – Adj
6
well – Adv
7
watch – V
8
live – V
9
watch – N
10
record – V
1
Adv
2
P
3
N
4
V
5
Adv
6
Adv
7
Adj
8
V
9
N
10
P
1
late
2
close
3
surprise
4
the answer
5
bed
6
old
7
home
8
angry
9
school
10
boring
1
R
2
B
3
A
4
B
5
R
6
B
7
A
8
B
9
R
10
R
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 1 Test B
Units 1-2
Test B Key
UNITS
1–2
MID-MODULE
1
TES
T
B
KEY
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 1 Test B Key
5
1 Grammar
1
are they
2
does he
3
shouldn’t we
4
wasn’t it
5
is there
6
do you
7
can he
8
haven’t you
9
won’t he
10
should they
1
a
2
a
3
b
4
c
5
c
6
b
7
a
8
b
9
c
10
b
1
Look at Claudio! He’s just drunk a bottle of wine.
2
We’re allowed to stay up late at the weekends.
3
Susan’s paid for our milkshakes, hasn’t she?
4
You shouldn’t smoke so much, should you?
5
I haven’t finished my supper yet.
6
Please let me go to Will’s party.
7
Where’s David? – Oh, he’s just come in.
8
It might rain later, mightn’t it?
9
How many pizzas are eaten in Italy every day?
10 S
sh! Allow me to speak.
1
have (’ve); won
2
haven’t driven
3
have (’ve); eaten
4
Have; seen
5
hasn’t come
6
have (’ve); spoken
7
have; done
8
has (’s) gone
9
have; known
10
have (’ve); written
2 Vocabulary
1 theatre 2 flat 3 favorite 4 rubbish
5 color 6 truck 7 pavement 8 petrol
9 tap 10 center
1 A 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 B
1 Is the underground safe at night?
2 How many kilometers is it from Paris
to Calais?
3 Take the lift to the tenth floor.
4 Excuse me waiter, can we have the bill
please?
5 I’ve put on weight! Look, my pants are too
small now.
Across: adult, young, old, elderly, middle-aged
Down: teenager, child, toddler, pensioner
Diagonal: baby
1 favourite 2 color 3 tap 4 pavement
5 garbage 6 center 7 theater 8 truck
9 petrol 10 film
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
B
T
U
L
V
M
O
P
R
N
T
A
D
U
L
T
W E
E
A
E
X
B
C
Y
O
U
N
G
S
E
P
E
Y
Q
D
A
S
L
A
N
S
B
O
L
D
C
I
K
E
A
V
C
B
D
L
A
O
N
R
G
O
H
E
X
E
F
N
G
S
E
T
I
S
Z
R
M
E
T
I
R
N
L
E
L
D
E
R
L
Y
M
I
D
D
L
E
A
G
E
D
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 2 Test B
Units 5-6
Test B Key
UNITS
5–6
MID-MODULE
2
TES
T
B
KEY
© Cambridge University Press 2004
English in Mind Level 2
Mid-module 2 Test B Key
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 3 Test B Key
1 Grammar
1
The telephone was invented by Alexander
Graham Bell.
2
The Sunflowers was painted by Van Gogh.
3
All the houses in the village were damaged
by the avalanche.
4
David Beckham wasn’t interviewed by the
journalists.
5
A busy road was built at the end of the street.
6
Our house was sold for £500,000.
7
The body wasn’t found by the police for six
months.
8
Peter’s caravan was washed away by the floods.
9
Romeo and Juliet was written by William
Shakespeare.
10
John’s credit card was lost yesterday.
1
a
2
c
3
c
4
b
5
c
6
a
7
b
8
b
9
a
10
c
1
I’ve got an elder brother.
2
Could you please buy some more wine? I don’t
like the wine you bought yesterday.
3
A lot of houses were built in our village last year.
4
I haven’t got enough money to buy you a CD
and a magazine – I’m sorry.
5
What’s the capital of Peru?
6
Where was the money found?
7
Jack and Jill are going to get married in June.
8
You’ve got too many clothes.
9
I’ll do my homework after the film. I promise!
10
You didn’t buy enough salad for the party.
1
’ll answer
2
’re going to fly
3
’ll help
4
’ll cook
5
will remember
6
are you going to do
7
’s going to rain
8
’ll go
9
’m not going to buy
10
won’t come
2 Vocabulary
1
damaged
2
injured
3
earthquake
4
avalanche
5
Tsunami
6
wave
7
floods
8
volcano
9
nuclear bomb
10
destroyed
1
volcano
2
Tsunami
3
floods
4
earthquake
5
avalanche
1
block of flats
2
housing estate
3
bungalow
4
semi-detached
5
caravan
6
detached
7
fence
8
chimney
9
garage
10
cottage
1
fence
2
terraced house
3
bungalow
4
stairs
5
cottage
6
chimney
7
caravan
8
lift
9
floor
10
detached house
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
UNITS
9–10
MID-MODULE
3
TES
T
B
KEY
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 3 Test B
Units 9-10
Test B Key
5
© Cambridge University Press 2004 English in Mind Level 2 Mid-module 4 Test B Key
UNITS
13–14
MID-MODULE
4
TES
T
B
KEY
1 Grammar
1 used to hate 2 used to live 3 used to give
4 used to look 5 did you use to do
6 didn’t use to play 7 Did you use to watch
8 used to like 9 used to be 10 didn’t use to speak
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 c 8 a 9 c
10 b
1 Italy is the country where I live.
2 Paul didn’t use to look so good!
3 If Simon had time, he would help you, I’m sure.
4 Is that the cinema where you saw Lord of the
Rings?
5 I wouldn’t go to the dentist unless I had
toothache.
6 I don’t like dogs which/that are too small!
7 If you were me, what would you do?
8 Did you use to play tennis when you were
at school?
9 Do you remember the teacher who taught us
Geography?
10 My brother never used to brush his teeth! He
was
so disgusting!!
1 d 2 k 3 g 4 h 5 i 6 a 7 j 8 f 9 b
10 c
2 Vocabulary
1 toothache 2 ambulance 3 hospital
4 temperature 5 sore throat 6 tablet 7 hurt
8 dentist 9 cold 10 patient
1 c 2 a 3 c 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 b 8 c 9 b
10 a
Across: crash, surf, online, mouse, keyboard
Down: chat room, logon, burn, download, provider
1 e 2 g 3 b 4 a 5 h 6 j 7 k 8 d 9 i
10 f
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
C R
A
S
H
P
S
U
R
F
H L
B
U
L
R
B
M
A
X
A C
N
R
O
L
U
D
V
P
T
E
J
W G
I
R
O
E
R
R
S
N
B
O
U
N
W T
O
O N
L
I
N
E
F
N
G
V
O S
A
D
R
U
Z
L
A
I
M O
U
S
E
D
Y
O
N
D
V
M
C
I
N
L
U
A
M
E
K
E
Y
B
O
A
R
D
Y
R
English
in
Mind
Level 2
Mid-Module 4 Test B
Units 13-14
Test B Key
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