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- 1.You will hear five short recordings (A–E).Before each recording you will have one minute to read the questions.You will have time after each recording to answer the questions. You will hear each recording only once.
- 2.Listen to someone speak about their childhood in Scotland in the 1930s.Read the statements below:A In the 1930s, my family lived in a village in Scotland. B We didn’t have a TV but we listened to the radio every morning. C The school was six miles from our house. D We walked to school every day. E When I was 14, I left school. F I went to the cinema in our village every Saturday afternoon. G My family left Scotland when I was 15 and moved to England. H I often go back to the village in Scotland.
- 3.Mark the four statements which are correct.
- A.
In the 1930s, my family lived in a village in Scotland.
- B.
We didn’t have a TV but we listened to the radio every morning.
- C.
The school was six miles from our house.
- D.
We walked to school every day.
- E.
When I was 14, I left school.
- F.
I went to the cinema in our village every Saturday afternoon.
- G.
My family left Scotland when I was 15 and moved to England.
- H.
I often go back to the village in Scotland.
- 4.Recording B Listen to an interview with a man called Bob Kessler.Read the statements below.1 A Bob Kessler has a wife and daughter. B Bob Kessler has two sons. C Bob Kessler is a bachelor. D Bob Kessler was married before.2 A Bob Kessler is English. B Bob Kessler lives in West Hills California, USA. C Bob Kessler’s wife isn’t American, she’s British. D Bob Kessler is American but he lives in England.3 A Bob Kessler writes two or three books a year. B Bob Kessler writes travel books about England and other European countries. C Bob Kessler’s job is selling books in Italy and France. D Bob Kessler likes Italy and France more than the USA.4 A Bob Kessler’s wife works at a school in England. B Bob Kessler’s daughter has many English friends. C Bob Kessler never drinks tea without milk. D Bob Kessler always drives his daughter to school.
- 5.1
- A.
Bob Kessler has a wife and daughter.
- B.
Bob Kessler has two sons.
- C.
Bob Kessler is a bachelor.
- D.
Bob Kessler was married before.
- 6.2
- A.
Bob Kessler is English.
- B.
Bob Kessler lives in West Hills California, USA.
- C.
Bob Kessler’s wife isn’t American, she’s British.
- D.
Bob Kessler is American but he lives in England.
- 7.3
- A.
Bob Kessler writes two or three books a year.
- B.
Bob Kessler writes travel books about England and other European countries.
- C.
Bob Kessler’s job is selling books in Italy and France.
- D.
Bob Kessler likes Italy and France more than the USA.
- 8.4
- A.
Bob Kessler’s wife works at a school in England.
- B.
Bob Kessler’s daughter has many English friends.
- C.
Bob Kessler never drinks tea without milk.
- D.
Bob Kessler always drives his daughter to school.
- 9.Recording C Listen to a telephone conversation between two people preparing to go on a trip.Read the statements below. A Neil asks Lucy to pack his black shoes. B They are going to do a lot of sightseeing. C Neil doesn’t think it will rain. D Lucy suggests they pack some smart clothes. E They are planning to hire a car when they arrive. F They are going to a country where everyone speaks English. G Lucy doesn’t think they should pack sun cream. H Neil is going to the airport now. I Lucy will phone Neil if she thinks of anything else. J They’re going to meet at the airport at 5 o’clock.
- 10.Mark the four statements which are correct.
- A.
A Neil asks Lucy to pack his black shoes.
- B.
B They are going to do a lot of sightseeing.
- C.
C Neil doesn’t think it will rain.
- D.
D Lucy suggests they pack some smart clothes.
- E.
E They are planning to hire a car when they arrive.
- F.
F They are going to a country where everyone speaks English.
- G.
G Lucy doesn’t think they should pack sun cream.
- H.
H Neil is going to the airport now.
- I.
I Lucy will phone Neil if she thinks of anything else.
- J.
J They’re going to meet at the airport at 5 o’clock.
- 11.Recording D Listen to a woman talking about her shop.Read the statements below. A Denise has owned the shop for two years. B She lives next door to the shop. C Most of the things she sells are handmade. D She sells some ceramics imported from Greece and Portugal. E The interviewer likes the Japanese dresses in the shop.F The shop also sells kitchen equipment like washing machines. G A lot of the jewellery is made by local artists. H Denise would like to move somewhere else. I Unfortunately, it’s noisy because it is on a busy high street. J Denise would like to have richer customers, rather than the students who come into the shop.
- 12.Mark the four statements which are correct.
- A.
A Denise has owned the shop for two years.
- B.
B She lives next door to the shop. Option2
- C.
C Most of the things she sells are handmade.
- D.
D She sells some ceramics imported from Greece and Portugal.
- E.
E The interviewer likes the Japanese dresses in the shop.
- F.
F The shop also sells kitchen equipment like washing machines.
- G.
G A lot of the jewellery is made by local artists.
- H.
H Denise would like to move somewhere else.
- I.
I Unfortunately, it’s noisy because it is on a busy high street.
- J.
J Denise would like to have richer customers, rather than the students who come into the shop.
- 13.Recording E Listen to a conversation in which a woman is checking out of a hotel.Read the statements below. A The receptionist asked the guest how she was going to pay her bill. B The guest took the telephone from room 603. C The guest asked about a charge for $120. D The receptionist asked why she had used the telephone. E The receptionist suggested that she should phone her husband. F The guest told the receptionist he was crazy. G The guest insisted on seeing the hotel manager at once. H The receptionist explained that the hotel manager was having his lunch. I The receptionist invited the guest to have lunch with the hotel manager. J The guest agreed to meet the hotel manager at two thirty.
- 14.Mark the four statements (A–J) which are correct.
- A.
A The receptionist asked the guest how she was going to pay her bill.
- B.
B The guest took the telephone from room 603.
- C.
C The guest asked about a charge for $120.
- D.
D The receptionist asked why she had used the telephone.
- E.
E The receptionist suggested that she should phone her husband.
- F.
F The guest told the receptionist he was crazy.
- G.
G The guest insisted on seeing the hotel manager at once.
- H.
H The receptionist explained that the hotel manager was having his lunch.
- I.
I The receptionist invited the guest to have lunch with the hotel manager.
- J.
J The guest agreed to meet the hotel manager at two thirty.
- 15.Four partsTime: 10 minutes
- 16.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Estelle Dupont was 100 years old in 2000. She was born near Bordeaux in France, where her father was a rich businessman. Today she lives in an old people’s home in Paris. “My father was a rich businessman and we lived in a chateau about ten kilometres from Bordeaux. Our home was very comfortable. The house was very big – there were twenty bedrooms, beautiful gardens and lots of servants. But my childhood wasn’t happy. I was an only child, and my mother was always ill. She died when I was eight, and my father died two years later when I was ten. It was a very bad time. I was a very unhappy child, but life is better now.”1 How old was Estelle Dupont in 1967?
- A.
She was living in Bordeaux.
- B.
She was 67 years old.
- C.
She was a hundred years old.
- 17.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Estelle Dupont was 100 years old in 2000. She was born near Bordeaux in France, where her father was a rich businessman. Today she lives in an old people’s home in Paris. “My father was a rich businessman and we lived in a chateau about ten kilometres from Bordeaux. Our home was very comfortable. The house was very big – there were twenty bedrooms, beautiful gardens and lots of servants. But my childhood wasn’t happy. I was an only child, and my mother was always ill. She died when I was eight, and my father died two years later when I was ten. It was a very bad time. I was a very unhappy child, but life is better now.”2 Where did she live when she was a child?
- A.
She lived in the city of Bordeaux, France.
- B.
She lived in an old people’s home in Paris.
- C.
She lived in a chateau near Bordeaux.
- 18.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Estelle Dupont was 100 years old in 2000. She was born near Bordeaux in France, where her father was a rich businessman. Today she lives in an old people’s home in Paris. “My father was a rich businessman and we lived in a chateau about ten kilometres from Bordeaux. Our home was very comfortable. The house was very big – there were twenty bedrooms, beautiful gardens and lots of servants. But my childhood wasn’t happy. I was an only child, and my mother was always ill. She died when I was eight, and my father died two years later when I was ten. It was a very bad time. I was a very unhappy child, but life is better now.”3 Did she like the gardens at the chateau?
- A.
Yes, she said they were beautiful.
- B.
Yes, she said they were very big.
- C.
No, because she had no one to play with.
- 19.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Estelle Dupont was 100 years old in 2000. She was born near Bordeaux in France, where her father was a rich businessman. Today she lives in an old people’s home in Paris. “My father was a rich businessman and we lived in a chateau about ten kilometres from Bordeaux. Our home was very comfortable. The house was very big – there were twenty bedrooms, beautiful gardens and lots of servants. But my childhood wasn’t happy. I was an only child, and my mother was always ill. She died when I was eight, and my father died two years later when I was ten. It was a very bad time. I was a very unhappy child, but life is better now.”4 What happened to her parents?
- A.
Estelle’s mother died two years after her father.
- B.
Her father died two years after her mother.
- C.
She was an only child.
- 20.Part Two Mark the correct word to complete the sentenceMy sister likes Mexican food, but I don’t like ____ .
- A.
It
- B.
Them
- C.
Her
- 21.Part Two Mark the correct word to complete the sentenceDoes ____ friend like classical music?
- A.
Your
- B.
You
- C.
Yours
- 22.Part Two Mark the correct word to complete the sentenceMy parents haven’t got calculators, but ____ have a computer at home.
- A.
It
- B.
Them
- C.
They
- 23.Part Two Mark the correct word to complete the sentenceI really like Craig David’s music. My older brother gave ____ some of his CDs.
- A.
Me
- B.
Them
- C.
My
- 24.Part Three Read the utterance. Mark the place where you would hear them.Look at exercise 6 on page 21.
- A.
Restaurant
- B.
Classroom
- C.
Shopping mall
- 25.Part Three Read the utterance. Mark the place where you would hear them.How much is an sandwich and a bottle of water?
- A.
Café
- B.
Restaurant
- C.
Living room
- 26.Part Three Read the utterance. Mark the place where you would hear them.What time does the main film start?
- A.
Video shop
- B.
Cinema
- C.
Library
- 27.Part Three Read the utterance. Mark the place where you would hear them.Fasten your seatbelts, put the backs of your seats in the upright position and fold away your tables.
- A.
Police station
- B.
Train station
- C.
Aeroplane
- 28.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.We are looking for a green car ____ .
- A.
Every day
- B.
At the moment
- C.
Yesterday
- 29.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.I don’t usually play tennis ____ .
- A.
On Tuesdays
- B.
Last week
- C.
Tomorrow
- 30.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.John isn’t going to buy a new house ____ .
- A.
Next year
- B.
Last month
- C.
Yesterday
- 31.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.Where were you at 6 o’clock ____ ?
- A.
Tomorrow
- B.
In the summer
- C.
This morning
- 32.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.What time did you leave home ____ ?
- A.
Tomorrow
- B.
On Thursday
- C.
At 6 o’clock
- 33.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.There are a lot of clouds in the sky ____ .
- A.
On Monday
- B.
Yesterday
- C.
At the moment
- 34.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.Do you like going to the beach ____ ?
- A.
In summer
- B.
Tomorrow
- C.
Last month
- 35.Part Four Mark the correct word to complete the sentence.She never drives her car ____ .
- A.
Today
- B.
Next day
- C.
At weekends
- 36.Four partsTime: 10 minutes
- 37.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Tim Berners-Lee looks ordinary – he is about 45 years old and has brown hair. His life is quite normal – he was born in England, but his home is now in Massachusetts, USA. But, in 1989, Tim had a very important idea. He invented the World Wide Web. Tim went to school in London. His parents both worked with computers, so it isn’t surprising that he loved computers from an early age. When he was eighteen, he left school and went to Oxford University, where he studied Physics. At Oxford he became more and more interested in computers, and he made his first computer from an old television. He graduated in 1976 and got a job with a computer company in Dorset, England. In 1989, he went to work in Switzerland, where he first had the idea of an international information network linked by computer … and he decided to call it the World Wide Web. In 1994, he went to live in the United States, where he now works. In 1995, he wrote an article in the New York Times where he said ‘The Web is a universe of information: it is for everyone.’ His idea of a web, where people from all over the world can exchange information, is now real.1 Where was Tim Berners-Lee born?
- A.
In Massachusetts
- B.
In Oxford
- C.
In Dorset
- D.
In England
- 38.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Tim Berners-Lee looks ordinary – he is about 45 years old and has brown hair. His life is quite normal – he was born in England, but his home is now in Massachusetts, USA. But, in 1989, Tim had a very important idea. He invented the World Wide Web. Tim went to school in London. His parents both worked with computers, so it isn’t surprising that he loved computers from an early age. When he was eighteen, he left school and went to Oxford University, where he studied Physics. At Oxford he became more and more interested in computers, and he made his first computer from an old television. He graduated in 1976 and got a job with a computer company in Dorset, England. In 1989, he went to work in Switzerland, where he first had the idea of an international information network linked by computer … and he decided to call it the World Wide Web. In 1994, he went to live in the United States, where he now works. In 1995, he wrote an article in the New York Times where he said ‘The Web is a universe of information: it is for everyone.’ His idea of a web, where people from all over the world can exchange information, is now real.2 What did Tim study at Oxford University?
- A.
Computers
- B.
School
- C.
The world wide web
- D.
Physics
- 39.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Tim Berners-Lee looks ordinary – he is about 45 years old and has brown hair. His life is quite normal – he was born in England, but his home is now in Massachusetts, USA. But, in 1989, Tim had a very important idea. He invented the World Wide Web. Tim went to school in London. His parents both worked with computers, so it isn’t surprising that he loved computers from an early age. When he was eighteen, he left school and went to Oxford University, where he studied Physics. At Oxford he became more and more interested in computers, and he made his first computer from an old television. He graduated in 1976 and got a job with a computer company in Dorset, England. In 1989, he went to work in Switzerland, where he first had the idea of an international information network linked by computer … and he decided to call it the World Wide Web. In 1994, he went to live in the United States, where he now works. In 1995, he wrote an article in the New York Times where he said ‘The Web is a universe of information: it is for everyone.’ His idea of a web, where people from all over the world can exchange information, is now real.3 What did he make when he was at Oxford?
- A.
A television
- B.
The first computer
- C.
A computer company
- D.
A computer
- 40.Part OneRead the text and mark the correct answer to each question. Tim Berners-Lee looks ordinary – he is about 45 years old and has brown hair. His life is quite normal – he was born in England, but his home is now in Massachusetts, USA. But, in 1989, Tim had a very important idea. He invented the World Wide Web. Tim went to school in London. His parents both worked with computers, so it isn’t surprising that he loved computers from an early age. When he was eighteen, he left school and went to Oxford University, where he studied Physics. At Oxford he became more and more interested in computers, and he made his first computer from an old television. He graduated in 1976 and got a job with a computer company in Dorset, England. In 1989, he went to work in Switzerland, where he first had the idea of an international information network linked by computer … and he decided to call it the World Wide Web. In 1994, he went to live in the United States, where he now works. In 1995, he wrote an article in the New York Times where he said ‘The Web is a universe of information: it is for everyone.’ His idea of a web, where people from all over the world can exchange information, is now real.4 When did he invent the World Wide Web?
- A.
45 years old
- B.
In Switzerland
- C.
In 1989
- D.
In 1994
- 41.Part TwoChoose the correct answer for the question.Which verb is the opposite of sell?
- A.
Cost
- B.
Bid
- C.
Bye
- D.
Buy
- 42.Part TwoChoose the correct answer for the question.Which word means very good?
- A.
Expensive
- B.
Brilliant
- C.
Important
- D.
Beautiful
- 43.Part TwoChoose the correct answer for the question.Which word is not about family?
- A.
Aunt
- B.
Grandfather
- C.
Wide
- D.
Wife
- 44.Part TwoChoose the correct answer for the question.Which word is not a language?
- A.
Russian
- B.
Italian
- C.
Argentina
- D.
Japanese
- 45.Part ThreeChoose the best answer for the question.Do you sell toothpaste?
- A.
No, we don’t. Try the pharmacy.
- B.
No, we can’t. It’s too late.
- C.
Did you go to the pharmacy?
- D.
No, it isn’t.
- 46.Part ThreeChoose the best answer for the question.Excuse me, are you Mr Rogers?
- A.
I don’t know.
- B.
No, he isn’t there.
- C.
No, I’m not. I think he’s in the restaurant.
- D.
No, he’s from Jordan.
- 47.Part ThreeChoose the best answer for the question.What’s the time?
- A.
It’s rather hot at the moment.
- B.
I’ll tell you later.
- C.
I’m sorry, I don’t know.
- D.
It’s the 15th August.
- 48.Part ThreeChoose the best answer for the question.Would you like a drink?
- A.
Thanks. I’d like an apple juice.
- B.
Excuse me, are you drinking?
- C.
Tea or coffee?
- D.
I don’t know. Can you ask someone else?
- 49.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.____ Peter come from Dublin?
- A.
Do
- B.
Does
- C.
Is
- D.
Was
- 50.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.Do you like ____ house over there?
- A.
Those
- B.
This
- C.
These
- D.
That
- 51.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.Where did you ____ when you were a child?
- A.
Live
- B.
Lived
- C.
Lives
- D.
Living
- 52.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.____ it raining in Amsterdam?
- A.
Do
- B.
Does
- C.
Is
- D.
Are
- 53.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.Are you ____ José tomorrow?
- A.
See
- B.
Will see
- C.
Seen
- D.
Going to see
- 54.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.You ____ clean your car.
- A.
Mustn’t to
- B.
Don’t have to
- C.
Don’t want
- D.
Can’t have to
- 55.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.I went home ____ my new baby.
- A.
To see
- B.
For to see
- C.
Seeing
- D.
See
- 56.Part FourChoose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.This is ____ picture of my friend.
- A.
Some
- B.
Any
- C.
A
- D.
An
- 57.Four partsTime: 10 minutes
- 58.Part One Read the five texts quickly and choose the correct answer for the question. During the last ten years, Ameet has had ten different jobs: he has worked in an importexport business, he has been an estate agent and now he has just started his own company which sells mobile phones – but he hasn’t made a million pounds yet! Edward has moved to the United States, where he now works, designing computer games. His most popular game, Death Rider, has already sold over ten million copies, and has made him very rich! He isn’t married, in fact, he’s never had a girlfriend, and he still spends most of his time playing computer games in his bedroom. Lucy is an actress and a part-time waitress. In the last few years, she’s appeared in several plays and a couple of TV commercials – but there has been no call from Hollywood yet! Since leaving university with a brilliant degree, Kate has worked for Greenpeace and other similar organisations, first as a volunteer and now as a manager. She’s just had her first baby. In the last ten years, Hannah has got married, and has lived in Italy, Egypt, France and Australia. At present, she’s running a bar on the Greek island of Kos with her husband, Nikos. 1 Who has earned the most money?
- A.
Ameet
- B.
Lucy
- C.
Hannah
- D.
Edward
- 59.Part One Read the five texts quickly and choose the correct answer for the question. During the last ten years, Ameet has had ten different jobs: he has worked in an importexport business, he has been an estate agent and now he has just started his own company which sells mobile phones – but he hasn’t made a million pounds yet! Edward has moved to the United States, where he now works, designing computer games. His most popular game, Death Rider, has already sold over ten million copies, and has made him very rich! He isn’t married, in fact, he’s never had a girlfriend, and he still spends most of his time playing computer games in his bedroom. Lucy is an actress and a part-time waitress. In the last few years, she’s appeared in several plays and a couple of TV commercials – but there has been no call from Hollywood yet! Since leaving university with a brilliant degree, Kate has worked for Greenpeace and other similar organisations, first as a volunteer and now as a manager. She’s just had her first baby. In the last ten years, Hannah has got married, and has lived in Italy, Egypt, France and Australia. At present, she’s running a bar on the Greek island of Kos with her husband, Nikos. 2 Who works in a bar?
- A.
Ameet
- B.
Lucy
- C.
Hannah
- D.
Edward
- 60.Part One Read the five texts quickly and choose the correct answer for the question. During the last ten years, Ameet has had ten different jobs: he has worked in an importexport business, he has been an estate agent and now he has just started his own company which sells mobile phones – but he hasn’t made a million pounds yet! Edward has moved to the United States, where he now works, designing computer games. His most popular game, Death Rider, has already sold over ten million copies, and has made him very rich! He isn’t married, in fact, he’s never had a girlfriend, and he still spends most of his time playing computer games in his bedroom. Lucy is an actress and a part-time waitress. In the last few years, she’s appeared in several plays and a couple of TV commercials – but there has been no call from Hollywood yet! Since leaving university with a brilliant degree, Kate has worked for Greenpeace and other similar organisations, first as a volunteer and now as a manager. She’s just had her first baby. In the last ten years, Hannah has got married, and has lived in Italy, Egypt, France and Australia. At present, she’s running a bar on the Greek island of Kos with her husband, Nikos. 3 Who has appeared on television?
- A.
Kate
- B.
Lucy
- C.
Hannah
- D.
Edward
- 61.Part One Read the five texts quickly and choose the correct answer for the question. During the last ten years, Ameet has had ten different jobs: he has worked in an importexport business, he has been an estate agent and now he has just started his own company which sells mobile phones – but he hasn’t made a million pounds yet! Edward has moved to the United States, where he now works, designing computer games. His most popular game, Death Rider, has already sold over ten million copies, and has made him very rich! He isn’t married, in fact, he’s never had a girlfriend, and he still spends most of his time playing computer games in his bedroom. Lucy is an actress and a part-time waitress. In the last few years, she’s appeared in several plays and a couple of TV commercials – but there has been no call from Hollywood yet! Since leaving university with a brilliant degree, Kate has worked for Greenpeace and other similar organisations, first as a volunteer and now as a manager. She’s just had her first baby. In the last ten years, Hannah has got married, and has lived in Italy, Egypt, France and Australia. At present, she’s running a bar on the Greek island of Kos with her husband, Nikos. 4 Who worked for no money?
- A.
Edward
- B.
Lucy
- C.
Hannah
- D.
Kate
- 62.Part Two Choose the correct word to complete the phrase.I’m looking ____ to seeing my friend next week.
- A.
Forward
- B.
About
- C.
For
- D.
Out
- 63.Part Two Choose the correct word to complete the phrase.She thinks all Spanish men look ____ Antonio Banderas!
- A.
After
- B.
About
- C.
Like
- D.
Same
- 64.Part Two Choose the correct word to complete the phrase.Can you look ____ Bill’s address?
- A.
Up
- B.
Forward
- C.
Out
- D.
On
- 65.Part Two Choose the correct word to complete the phrase.I’m looking ____ my coat. Have you seen it?
- A.
Out
- B.
After
- C.
For
- D.
Towards
- 66.Part Three Choose the best answer for the question.Your letter begins ‘Dear Sir’, what do you write above your signature?
- A.
Yours faithfully
- B.
Yours sincerely
- C.
With love
- D.
Your obedient servant,
- 67.Part Three Choose the best answer for the question.Where exactly is New York?
- A.
On this side of the USA.
- B.
On the right hand side of the USA.
- C.
In the east coast of the USA.
- D.
On the east coast of the USA.
- 68.Part Three Choose the best answer for the question.You walk into a shop. What does the shop assistant say to you?
- A.
What do you want?
- B.
Can I help you?
- C.
Do you want to buy something?
- D.
What would you like to buy?
- 69.Part Three Choose the best answer for the question.Your restaurant bill says ‘service not included’. What should you do?
- A.
Pay by credit card.
- B.
Get your own food.
- C.
Leave a tip for the waiter.
- D.
Ask for a receipt.
- 70.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.The Roxy Cinema closed seven years ____ .
- A.
Ago
- B.
Yet
- C.
Before
- D.
On
- 71.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.You ____ park your car on the pavement. It’s not permitted.
- A.
Don’t have to
- B.
Ought to
- C.
Needn’t
- D.
Shouldn’t
- 72.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.My hair is ____ than my sister’s.
- A.
Straightest
- B.
Straighter
- C.
More straight
- D.
Straight
- 73.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.She’s been in India ____ 1999.
- A.
For
- B.
In
- C.
Since
- D.
At
- 74.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.How long ____ you ____ a soldier?
- A.
Have/ been
- B.
Has / been
- C.
Did / be
- D.
Were / being
- 75.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.Yes, I’ll come to the party but I ____ arrive late.
- A.
Might
- B.
Perhaps
- C.
May be
- D.
Should
- 76.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.Stop ____ lazy. Go out and dig the garden!
- A.
Being
- B.
Been
- C.
Be
- D.
To be
- 77.Part Four Choose the correct word or phrase to complete the sentence.She said that she ____ never seen him before.
- A.
Had
- B.
Would
- C.
Has
- D.
Haven’t
- 78.Four partsTime: 10 minutes
- 79.Part One Read this text quickly and match the correct word with the definition. The majority of Inuit people from Alaska are nomads, moving from one place to another, hunting and fishing to survive. They don’t tend to live in houses, preferring tents or houses built from ice, called ‘igloos’. It is quite common for a man to have several wives. In some parts of Kentucky and Virginia, USA, it is quite normal for girls of twelve or thirteen to get married and start a family. Often their husbands are only sixteen or seventeen, so young couples tend to live with their parents until they finish their education. Many schools in these areas have crèches to look after their pupils’ babies while they are studying.People who have no permanent home, but move from place to place according to the time of year.
- A.
Nomads
- B.
Inuit
- C.
Alaskans
- 80.Part One Read this text quickly and match the correct word with the definition. The majority of Inuit people from Alaska are nomads, moving from one place to another, hunting and fishing to survive. They don’t tend to live in houses, preferring tents or houses built from ice, called ‘igloos’. It is quite common for a man to have several wives. In some parts of Kentucky and Virginia, USA, it is quite normal for girls of twelve or thirteen to get married and start a family. Often their husbands are only sixteen or seventeen, so young couples tend to live with their parents until they finish their education. Many schools in these areas have crèches to look after their pupils’ babies while they are studying.To usually do something
- A.
Prefer
- B.
Tend
- C.
Tent
- 81.Part One Read this text quickly and match the correct word with the definition. The majority of Inuit people from Alaska are nomads, moving from one place to another, hunting and fishing to survive. They don’t tend to live in houses, preferring tents or houses built from ice, called ‘igloos’. It is quite common for a man to have several wives. In some parts of Kentucky and Virginia, USA, it is quite normal for girls of twelve or thirteen to get married and start a family. Often their husbands are only sixteen or seventeen, so young couples tend to live with their parents until they finish their education. Many schools in these areas have crèches to look after their pupils’ babies while they are studying.An imprecise number, more than a few, but not a lot.
- A.
Normal
- B.
Couple
- C.
Several
- 82.Part One Read this text quickly and match the correct word with the definition. The majority of Inuit people from Alaska are nomads, moving from one place to another, hunting and fishing to survive. They don’t tend to live in houses, preferring tents or houses built from ice, called ‘igloos’. It is quite common for a man to have several wives. In some parts of Kentucky and Virginia, USA, it is quite normal for girls of twelve or thirteen to get married and start a family. Often their husbands are only sixteen or seventeen, so young couples tend to live with their parents until they finish their education. Many schools in these areas have crèches to look after their pupils’ babies while they are studying.Not more than a particular amount, number etc.
- A.
Quite
- B.
Only
- C.
Often
- 83.Part Two Mark the word which has the same vowel sound as the word in CAPITAL LETTERS in the sentence. I CAN’T read your handwriting.
- A.
Sent
- B.
Want
- C.
Aunt
- 84.Part Two Mark the word which has the same vowel sound as the word in CAPITAL LETTERS in the sentence. She OUGHT to stay at home and study.
- A.
Out
- B.
Sort
- C.
Tough
- 85.Part Two Mark the word which has the same vowel sound as the word in CAPITAL LETTERS in the sentence. I’m studying LAW at university.
- A.
Floor
- B.
Know
- C.
Flour
- 86.Part Two Mark the word which has the same vowel sound as the word in CAPITAL LETTERS in the sentence. Have you READ Tolstoy’s War and Peace?
- A.
Seed
- B.
Said
- C.
Sighed
- 87.Part Three Choose the correct answer for the question. Which is the normal way to write an address on an envelope?
- A.
London Road 28 HUDDERSFIELD HD1 6DD Miss Longtree Julia
- B.
HUDDERSFIELD Miss Julia Longtree 28, Road London HD1 6DD
- C.
Miss Julia Longtree 28, London Road HUDDERSFIELD HD1 6DD
- 88.Part Three Choose the correct answer for the question. What should Peter Thomas say when he answers the telephone?
- A.
I am Peter Thomas.
- B.
Hello. Who are you?
- C.
412 3663 Peter Thomas speaking.
- 89.Part Three Choose the correct answer for the question. How would you recommend that someone should visit the Grand Canyon?
- A.
Why won’t you go to the Grand Canyon?
- B.
You really should go to the Grand Canyon.
- C.
You could go to the Grand Canyon if you’ve nothing better to do.
- 90.Part Three Choose the correct answer for the question. You want to borrow a dictionary from a friend. What do you say?
- A.
Can I borrow your dictionary, please?
- B.
Would you be so kind as to lend me your dictionary, please?
- C.
Give me your dictionary.
- 91.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. I haven’t seen her for four days.I haven’t seen her since four days ago.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 92.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. Don’t let me forget my umbrella.Please remind me to forget my umbrella.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 93.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. Jill’s shorter than her brother.Jill’s brother is not as short as Jill.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 94.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. I remember opening the door.I remembered to open the door.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 95.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. It was raining when I arrived.When I arrived, it started to rain.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 96.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. She taught here for 35 years.She’s taught here for 35 years.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 97.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. I won’t come to see you if the weather’s bad.I’ll come to see you if the weather’s good.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 98.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer. They weren’t allowed to enter the military base.They didn’t have permission to enter the military base.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 99.Four partsTime: 10 minutes
- 100.Part One Read the text. Four of the statements below are really true (are not just beliefs or opinions). Which are the four true statements? Rather than investing in expensive scientific equipment to predict earthquakes, perhaps scientists should spend more time watching their pets. Many researchers now believe that the behaviour of certain animals might help them to predict natural disasters. For example, Chinese scientists in the 1970s thought that reports of farm animals running around in circles, and of dogs barking all night may indicate an impending natural disaster. They decided to evacuate the city of Haichin, which shortly afterwards was hit by a huge earthquake. Thousands of lives were probably saved as a result. Japanese scientists have also discovered that catfish become livelier several days before moderately strong earthquakes. Many scientists now accept that this can’t be pure coincidence; they believe the explanation may be linked to slight changes in the Earth’s magnetic field. Although human beings can’t perceive such changes, it is thought that the sensitive nervous systems of some animals must be affected by them. Now scientists must discover exactly which animals are affected in this way, so that they can save many more lives in the future.
- A.
Scientists spend money on expensive scientific equipment to predict earthquakes.
- B.
Animals can predict natural disasters.
- C.
In the 1970s, Chinese scientists heard reports of animals behaving strangely near Haichin.
- D.
The scientists knew this was a sign that an earthquake was coming.
- E.
The city of Haichin was evacuated before the earthquake.
- F.
Japanese scientists noticed an increase in activity of catfish before earthquakes.
- G.
Some animals are more sensitive to magnetic changes than human beings are.
- H.
All scientists believe this is not a pure coincidence.
- I.
Scientists have discovered which animals are affected by magnetic changes.
- J.
They will be able to save more lives in the future.
- 101.Part Two Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.The car stopped because I had run ____ of petrol.
- A.
Out
- B.
Down
- C.
Over
- 102.Part Two Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.She apologised ____ being late.
- A.
Over
- B.
For
- C.
From
- 103.Part Two Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.She has brought ____ a family of five healthy children.
- A.
About
- B.
Out
- C.
Up
- 104.Part Two Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence.If you don’t understand, ask your teacher to go ____ it again with you.
- A.
Through
- B.
Into
- C.
Towards
- 105.Part Three Choose the most suitable sympathetic response to the utteranceMy son is having an operation in hospital today.
- A.
Calm down!
- B.
Oh dear, you must be really worried about him.
- C.
Oh, that’s too bad.
- 106.Part Three Choose the most suitable sympathetic response to the utteranceThat wasp is really annoying me!
- A.
Just try to ignore it.
- B.
How awful for you!
- C.
Nevermind, it’s only a wasp!
- 107.Part Three Choose the most suitable sympathetic response to the utteranceMy girlfriend said she didn’t like my moustache!
- A.
Don’t worry, she’ll get used to it.
- B.
How terrible for you!
- C.
I agree, you look terrible!
- 108.Part Three Choose the most suitable sympathetic response to the utteranceI’ve been waiting for my bus for 15 minutes!
- A.
Nevermind, I’m sure it will arrive soon.
- B.
Try not to worry about it.
- C.
Maybe it will never come.
- 109.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.I’ll phone you the moment I get home.I’ll phone you as soon as I get home.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 110.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.Parking is very difficult in Cambridge.It is very difficult to park in Cambridge.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 111.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.The criminals had escaped when the police arrived.The criminals escaped when the police arrived.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 112.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.More foreign cars are being sold than last year.People are buying more foreign cars than last year.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 113.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.She accused me of lying.She said I was lying.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 114.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.His nervousness prevents him from being a good speaker.What prevents him from being a good speaker, is his nervousness.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 115.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.The people, who shouted at the minister, were arrested.The people who shouted at the minister were arrested.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
- 116.Part Four Read these pairs of sentences carefully. Do they have the same or different meanings? Mark the correct answer.I wish you were more helpful around the house.I wish you’d be more helpful around the house.
- A.
Same
- B.
Different
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