PHOTOCOPIABLE

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Module

Tes

Student A

4

Vocabulary

1

Complete the sentences with the words in the

box. There is one extra word.

easy-going energetic honest independent

lazy organised quiet reliable sociable

Tom is my best friend and he’s a very

0

easy-going

person. He doesn’t worry about

anything. He loves spending his free time with
his friends – he’s more

1

than I

am. I like to be alone sometimes and I’m a

2

person, but Tom is usually

much noisier than I am. But he’s also a very

3

person. If you need his help,

he’s always there for you. I can be a bit

4

sometimes and just want to sit

down and watch TV, but Tom is very

5

. He can never sit still. He’s

always doing something. However, I think I’m
more

6

than he is, because I make

lists and plans, but Tom often forgets things.
And finally, we’re both very

7

and always tell the truth.

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2

Complete the words for feelings.

0 My mother is always very c

a

l

m. She never

gets angry or upset.

1 I’ve got no friends and I hate my new school –

I’m so d s s .

2 I always get x s before a test.

Look! My hands are shaking!

3 He promised to help me with my project, but

he never came. I was quite a o d
with him.

4 Tomorrow is the school play and I’m really

n s. What if I forget my words?

5 We were d g h to see our old

friends after nearly twenty years. We had a
great time together.

6 Clare was really u t after the argument

with her best friend.

7 Mum was a r with me because I broke

her favourite cup.

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3

Complete the sentences with do or make.

0 Did they

make

a mess in the room?

1 She didn’t

her bed before school

this morning.

2 I usually

my homework straight

after school.

3 Did he

well in the physics test?

4 You can

a lot of money selling

your old toys.

5 She didn’t

a fuss when everything

went wrong.

6 The girls

their hair in a different

style every day.

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Grammar

4

Rewrite the sentences so that the second

sentence has the same meaning as the first.

Use must, could or can’t.

0 I’m sure that’s John over there.

That

must be

John over there.

1 I’m sure that isn’t Henry. He’s in Australia.

That

Henry.

2 Our teacher is late today – maybe she’s ill.

She

ill.

3 I’m sure Sarah has my book. I saw it on her

desk.

Sarah

my book.

4 His mum says he’s in bed. Perhaps it’s true.

He

in bed.

5 I don’t think that’s Phoebe’s brother. He

doesn’t look like her.

That

Phoebe’s brother.

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Module 4 Test A

6

Complete the dialogue with the correct form

of make or let.

A Did your parents

0

make

you eat

vegetables when you were younger?

B Yes, they did and they didn’t

1

me watch TV after six

o’clock in the evening. And, do you know, they
still

2

me watch it after nine

o’clock! What about you?

A They

3

me watch TV until

eight, but they never

4

me

eat vegetables.

B Why not?
A Because I loved vegetables. I still do. But they

had to

5

me tidy my room. I

was very untidy then.

B You’re not very tidy now!

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Communication

7

Complete the dialogue. Write one word for

each space.

William Hello, Mr Smith?

0

It

is William

here.

Mr Smith Hello, William. How are you?
William Fine, thanks. Can I speak

1

Pat, please?

Mr Smith Hold

2

a moment. I’ll

go and

3

if she’s here

at the moment.

4

,

she isn’t in her room. Can I

5

a message?

William Yes,

6

. Can

7

ask her to call

8

when she gets in?

Mr Smith What’s your

9

?

William It’s 073557297612.
Mr Smith Okay, I’ll get her to call you.
William Thanks, Mr Smith.
Mr Smith Not

10

all,

William. Bye.

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TOTAL

/ 50

5

Complete the sentences with the words in the

box. There is one extra word.

each

other her hers herself me

mine my our them us your yours

‘Have you done

0

your

hair yet?’ Sophie

asked her friend. Sarah looked at

1

in the mirror. She was very

happy with her new hairstyle. She and

2

friends Liz and Sophie

were getting ready to go to a party at Laura’s
house.

‘Yes, I have and I think it looks great,’ Sarah
replied. ‘Where are

3

shoes?

I can’t find

4

anywhere.’

‘Here they are – under the bed,’ Sophie said,
holding the shoes in her hand.

‘Those aren’t

5

. Those are

my sister’s shoes.

6

are too

big for

7

,’ explained Sarah.

‘Oh, they look just like

8

.

By the way, did you know that Laura’s brother,
the one in that famous pop group, is going to
be at the party tonight?’ Sophie asked. Sarah
and Liz looked at

9

and

laughed.

‘Really? I think she’s playing a trick on

10

. He and his group are in

America at the moment. They aren’t coming
back until next week,’ Liz said.

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