Copy Of Pretest November Pre-intermediate1: Listening

Peter is going to Shelley's house to study "tomorrow". This implies that Peter has plans to study with Shelley in the future, specifically the following day. The other options, "tonight" and "after lunch", do not indicate a specific time in the future for their study session.

Peter is not skilled or proficient in mathematics.

The correct answer is "help Peter with maths" because Shelley is going to assist Peter in his math-related tasks or problems. This implies that Peter is in need of support or guidance in the subject of mathematics, and Shelley is willing to provide that help.

Shelley believes that it is not necessary for Peter to study tonight.

Shelley believes that Peter should watch a DVD.

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The correct answer is "isn't, is not." This is because the word "something" is singular and requires the use of the contraction "isn't" or the phrase "is not" to maintain subject-verb agreement.

The word "mark" in this context refers to a grade or evaluation of performance. The sentence suggests that the speaker anticipates receiving a low or unfavorable grade or evaluation.

The correct answer is "should" because it indicates a recommendation or obligation to speak to the teacher.

The correct answer is "mustn't, must not." In this sentence, the speaker is addressing Peter and telling him not to worry so much. Both "mustn't" and "must not" are used to express prohibition or strong advice. They have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably in this context.