NAME: …………………………………………………………….……. DATE: ……………………

CLASS: …………………………………………………………….……. MARK: ______

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(Time: 80 minutes)

Vocabulary

A. Write the missing word.

1 My mum works really long hours. She's a real w __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ .

2 Henry's favourite s __ __ __ __ __ __ is geography.

3 Mary tries to get a __ __ __ __ with her neighbours.

4 This soup is delicious! You must give me the r __ __ __ __ __!

5 There are around 12,000 e __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ species in the world.

6 The police caught the robbers r __ __ - h __ __ __ __ __.

7 My brother loves s __ __ __ __ __ __ - f __ __ __ __ __ __ films! His favourite one is Star Wars.

8 Most factory workers work s __ __ __ __ __.

9 Would you like me to g __ __ __ __ some cheese to put on the pasta?

10 The rock band gave a fantastic live p __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ last night!

Β. Circle the correct answer.

1 Sometimes my father works until the soon / early hours.

2 Mary says that people who look vulnerable / potential are more likely to be attacked.

3 You must wear your seatbelt / boot when you are driving.

4 I am so sorry I forgot / lost my temper and shouted at you. Can you forgive me?

5 My father is so organised / creative! He loves writing stories.

6 I was woken up by the birds howling / singing in the trees!

7 This song reminds / remembers me of my holiday in Spain.

8 There were over 30,000 viewers / spectators at the football match.

9 Our planet is in great risk / danger, so it's up to us to take action now.

10 The robber tried to harm / grab my bag.

Grammar

C. Circle the correct item.

1 We ......... to the same CD for hours! Let's put on something else.

A have listened B have been listening

C had been listening

2 If I ......... you, I wouldn't eat so much chocolate. It's bad for you.

A were B am C be

3 You ......... drop litter on the pavement.

A should B must C shouldn't

4 I wish I ......... home alone that night. The mugger wouldn't have attacked me.

A had walked B hadn't walked

C could walk

5 I was riding my bike in the countryside when suddenly it ......... to rain.

A starts B had started

C started

6 You ......... bring any food to the party. We've got plenty already.

A have to B don't have to C must

7 Helen hasn't been to Paris ......... she was six years old.

A since B for C from

8 Kenny is the boy ......... father is a pilot.

A which B who C whose

9 Your costume is great! Did you make it .........?

A myself B yourself C herself

10 ......... schoolchildren have a mobile phone these days.

A Every B Each C Most

D. Complete the sentences with the correct word derived from the words in bold.

1 Mr Brown is always …………………… . He never does silly things. SENSE

2 Haggis is a …………………… Scottish food.

TRADITION

3 The news about the terrible accident left me …………………… . SPEECH

4 This horror film is not …………………… for children. SUIT

5 Halloween is a …………………… in the United States. CELEBRATE

E. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

1 They …………………… (study) in Germany since last May.

2 Margaret …………………… (drive) in the town centre when she got a flat tyre.

3 Michael …………………… (teach) himself how to use a computer when he was ten years old.

4 When she …………………… (finish) school, she'll look for a job.

5 Doug isn't very well, he …………………… (feel) under the weather.

Communication

F. Complete the exchanges.

1 A: We haven't met before, have we? I'm Ann.

B: .

2 A: ?

B: One moment, I'll see if he's in.

3 A: ?

B: I wouldn't miss it for the world!

4 A: I think teachers get paid too much money.

B: .

5 A: What's the weather forecast for the weekend?

B: .

Reading

G. Read the text and mark the sentences (1-10) as T (true) or F (false).

1 The UK is famous for its exotic wildlife. …….

2 You are not likely to see a panda in the UK. …….

3 The results of the survey were unexpected. …….

4 The survey has been going on for 10 years. …….

5 Thousands of people have seen unusual animals. …….

6 According to the survey, big cats are the animals that were seen most often. …….

7 Thousands of penguins have been spotted. …….

8 Some of the animals probably escaped
from zoos. …….

9 Someone saw a piranha in the sea. …….

10 Chinchillas usually live in the River Thames. …….

Listening

H. You will hear five short conversations. For questions 1-5, put a tick () next to the correct answer (A, B or C).

1 What does Emma's new neighbour look like?

2 What does John want to study at university?

3 What present did Pat get from her parents?

4 What does Penny's mum do for a living?

5 What was the weather like for the camping trip?

Writing

I. Your English pen friend has written to you saying he/she wants to get fit and lose weight. Write back to him/her giving your advice. (100-120 words)

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C

By Jane Harrison

The UK is not exactly famous for its exotic wildlife. A person would generally be right in thinking that they are more likely to see a squirrel than a panda when they go for a walk in the countryside. But things are changing!

A recent survey asked people from all over the UK what unusual animals they have seen over the past six years and the results could never have been predicted! Apparently, there have been around 10,000 sightings of unusual animals since the year 2000!

Nearly 6,000 people said they had seen big cats, 3,500 had seen sharks and others had seen; wallabies, snakes, crocodiles, pandas and even a penguin! The increased amount of unusual animals may be a result of many things, including climate change, zoo thefts and animals escaping from captivity.

Chris Mullins, of Beastwatch UK said, “It is clear that the UK contains more exotic animals than the public could ever imagine!” Some of the more weird sightings included a piranha in the River Thames and someone even found a chinchilla in a postbox!

a Would you like to come to my party on Saturday d There's going to be a heatwave

b I don't agree e Pleased to meet you

c Could I speak to the manager, please

Dear ......................,

Lots of love,

....................................

Marks : ____

5×2 10

Marks : ____

5×2 10

B

A

Dear ......................,

(Para 1) - greeting, reason for writing (e.g. How are you?/I have some advice for you about)

(Para 2) - your advice - what you should do… (e.g. If you want to get fit you should … eat a balanced diet/exercise for 30 mins every day, etc.)

(Para 3) - your advice - what you shouldn't do… (e.g. On the other hand, you shouldn't … eat between meals/eat junk food, etc.)

(Para 4) - ending (Well, I hope that helps. Let me know how you get on, etc.)

Lots of love,

....................................

Marks : ____

5×1 5

C

B

A

C

B

A

C

B

A

Marks : ____

10×2 20

C

B

Marks : ____

10×1 10

A

Marks : ____

10×1 10

Marks : ____

5×1 5

Marks : ____

10×1 10

Marks: ____

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