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  • mouse
  • house
  • horse
  • happy
  • 30
  • 25
  • 12
  • 15
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Where are you?
  • How are you?
  • What is that?
  • Are you ok?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I’m sick.
  • I’m seven.
  • Nice to meet you.
  • My name’s Katy.
  • He’s tall with black hair.
  • He’s short with brown hair.
  • He’s got blond hair and is short.
  • He’s thin with blond hair.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • I like tea.
  • I live in London.
  • I love London.
  • 30
  • 25
  • 16
  • 13
  • The girl likes her dinner.
  • The girl wants some water.
  • The girl doesn’t like salad.
  • The girl is angry.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He’s on the chair.
  • They’re next to the window.
  • It’s between the cups.
  • It’s under the table.
  • go
  • shoe
  • cow
  • four
  • Three, nice, please
  • Free, nice, please
  • Three, nice, peas
  • Free, night, peas
  • Fast, seat, ship
  • First, seat, sheep
  • First, sit, ship
  • Fast, sit, sheep
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • are
  • at
  • am
  • and
  • She
  • He
  • We
  • They
  • be
  • have got
  • can
  • are
  • Go
  • To
  • No
  • Do
  • The
  • This
  • Three
  • There
  • ride
  • play
  • swim
  • run
  • look
  • sit
  • spell
  • read
  • not
  • no
  • isn’t
  • don’t
  • eating
  • make
  • am cooking
  • do
  • is the time
  • does
  • time does
  • long is
  • Ava
  • Theo
  • Paul
  • Manon
  • have birthdays in the summer
  • are eleven years old
  • are from the same country
  • haven’t got blond hair
  • Manon … Theo
  • Ava … Paul
  • Ava … Manon
  • Manon … Ava
  • Theo likes carrots, broccoli and peas.
  • Manon and Paul have both only got one pet.
  • Ava and Paul like football.
  • Manon and Ava are the same age.
  • Manon and Paul have got brothers.
  • Both Americans hate homework.
  • One person has got a cat.
  • The boys have got sisters.
  • American.
  • British.
  • Australian.
  • Irish.
  • The king.
  • Mickey Mouse.
  • The president.
  • Tom Cruise.
  • Melbourne.
  • Sydney.
  • Canberra.
  • Brisbane.
  • thin
  • pretty
  • straight
  • naughty
  • A cat.
  • An eagle.
  • A snake.
  • A fish.
  • half ... twenty
  • quarter ... o'clock
  • thirty-five ... three
  • ten ... one
  • Grand
  • Big Apple
  • Central
  • Liberty

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  • mouse
  • house
  • horse
  • happy
  • 30
  • 25
  • 12
  • 15
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Where are you?
  • How are you?
  • What is that?
  • Are you ok?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I’m sick.
  • I’m seven.
  • Nice to meet you.
  • My name’s Katy.
  • He’s tall with black hair.
  • He’s short with brown hair.
  • He’s got blond hair and is short.
  • He’s thin with blond hair.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • I like tea.
  • I live in London.
  • I love London.
  • 30
  • 25
  • 16
  • 13
  • The girl likes her dinner.
  • The girl wants some water.
  • The girl doesn’t like salad.
  • The girl is angry.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He’s on the chair.
  • They’re next to the window.
  • It’s between the cups.
  • It’s under the table.
  • go
  • shoe
  • cow
  • four
  • Three, nice, please
  • Free, nice, please
  • Three, nice, peas
  • Free, night, peas
  • Fast, seat, ship
  • First, seat, sheep
  • First, sit, ship
  • Fast, sit, sheep
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • are
  • at
  • am
  • and
  • She
  • He
  • We
  • They
  • be
  • have got
  • can
  • are
  • Go
  • To
  • No
  • Do
  • The
  • This
  • Three
  • There
  • ride
  • play
  • swim
  • run
  • look
  • sit
  • spell
  • read
  • not
  • no
  • isn’t
  • don’t
  • eating
  • make
  • am cooking
  • do
  • is the time
  • does
  • time does
  • long is
  • Ava
  • Theo
  • Paul
  • Manon
  • have birthdays in the summer
  • are eleven years old
  • are from the same country
  • haven’t got blond hair
  • Manon … Theo
  • Ava … Paul
  • Ava … Manon
  • Manon … Ava
  • Theo likes carrots, broccoli and peas.
  • Manon and Paul have both only got one pet.
  • Ava and Paul like football.
  • Manon and Ava are the same age.
  • Manon and Paul have got brothers.
  • Both Americans hate homework.
  • One person has got a cat.
  • The boys have got sisters.
  • American.
  • British.
  • Australian.
  • Irish.
  • The king.
  • Mickey Mouse.
  • The president.
  • Tom Cruise.
  • Melbourne.
  • Sydney.
  • Canberra.
  • Brisbane.
  • thin
  • pretty
  • straight
  • naughty
  • A cat.
  • An eagle.
  • A snake.
  • A fish.
  • half ... twenty
  • quarter ... o'clock
  • thirty-five ... three
  • ten ... one
  • Grand
  • Big Apple
  • Central
  • Liberty

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Answers
  • mouse
  • house
  • horse
  • happy
  • 30
  • 25
  • 12
  • 15
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Where are you?
  • How are you?
  • What is that?
  • Are you ok?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I’m sick.
  • I’m seven.
  • Nice to meet you.
  • My name’s Katy.
  • He’s tall with black hair.
  • He’s short with brown hair.
  • He’s got blond hair and is short.
  • He’s thin with blond hair.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • I like tea.
  • I live in London.
  • I love London.
  • 30
  • 25
  • 16
  • 13
  • The girl likes her dinner.
  • The girl wants some water.
  • The girl doesn’t like salad.
  • The girl is angry.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He’s on the chair.
  • They’re next to the window.
  • It’s between the cups.
  • It’s under the table.
  • go
  • shoe
  • cow
  • four
  • Three, nice, please
  • Free, nice, please
  • Three, nice, peas
  • Free, night, peas
  • Fast, seat, ship
  • First, seat, sheep
  • First, sit, ship
  • Fast, sit, sheep
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • are
  • at
  • am
  • and
  • She
  • He
  • We
  • They
  • be
  • have got
  • can
  • are
  • Go
  • To
  • No
  • Do
  • The
  • This
  • Three
  • There
  • ride
  • play
  • swim
  • run
  • look
  • sit
  • spell
  • read
  • not
  • no
  • isn’t
  • don’t
  • eating
  • make
  • am cooking
  • do
  • is the time
  • does
  • time does
  • long is
  • Ava
  • Theo
  • Paul
  • Manon
  • have birthdays in the summer
  • are eleven years old
  • are from the same country
  • haven’t got blond hair
  • Manon … Theo
  • Ava … Paul
  • Ava … Manon
  • Manon … Ava
  • Theo likes carrots, broccoli and peas.
  • Manon and Paul have both only got one pet.
  • Ava and Paul like football.
  • Manon and Ava are the same age.
  • Manon and Paul have got brothers.
  • Both Americans hate homework.
  • One person has got a cat.
  • The boys have got sisters.
  • American.
  • British.
  • Australian.
  • Irish.
  • The king.
  • Mickey Mouse.
  • The president.
  • Tom Cruise.
  • Melbourne.
  • Sydney.
  • Canberra.
  • Brisbane.
  • thin
  • pretty
  • straight
  • naughty
  • A cat.
  • An eagle.
  • A snake.
  • A fish.
  • half ... twenty
  • quarter ... o'clock
  • thirty-five ... three
  • ten ... one
  • Grand
  • Big Apple
  • Central
  • Liberty

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  • I'm Lily.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • It's Lily.
  • Thanks.
  • I'm Jack.
  • I’m at school.
  • I'm not very well.
  • I'm English.
  • In a bedroom.
  • It’s white.
  • It's a bed.
  • There are five.
  • I'm fine.
  • I'm from London.
  • I'm fifteen.
  • I’m cold.
  • Yes, I can.
  • Yes, I am.
  • I'm Ben.
  • Yes, very well.
  • Green.
  • Blue.
  • Red.
  • Yellow.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • In half an hour.
  • At four o’clock.
  • I’m on the train.
  • To London.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a table.
  • It's a piece of toast.
  • It's a glass of orange juice.
  • It's an egg.
  • He's got a blue coat.
  • The girl in the yellow coat.
  • The girl is next to him.
  • A pink coat.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • You can have him.
  • There they are.
  • Here you are.
  • I can find it.
  • Kate is with her brother. They aren't hungry. She's talking to her mother.
  • Kate's buying theatre tickets for a group of adults.
  • Kate is telling her friend that she doesn't need petrol for her motor bike.
  • Kate is working. She takes phone reservations for a restaurant.
  • I'm sorry!
  • It's time.
  • No problem.
  • That's nice.
  • Seagent
  • Sargent
  • Sarjent
  • Sergint
  • He's having lunch in a restaurant.
  • He's buying something in a supermarket.
  • He's at home with his wife.
  • He's with his doctor.
  • Please don't make a noise.
  • Can you play with me?
  • You're very quiet.
  • Do you want to play?
  • Get up – now!
  • Stand up immediately!
  • Go to sleep.
  • Move your feet!
  • What a pity!
  • I'm really pleased for you.
  • That's so nice of you.
  • Please don't worry.
  • Wine.
  • Toothpaste.
  • Perfume.
  • Tomato ketchup.
  • short
  • sort
  • shoot
  • shut
  • eight
  • white
  • get
  • eat
  • watch, hold, man
  • wash, hold, men
  • wash, old, men
  • watch, old, man
  • George III.
  • William II.
  • Charles III.
  • Henry IX.
  • The Tower of London.
  • Big Ben.
  • Buckingham Palace.
  • Tower Bridge.
Mrs Patel … at home.
  • am
  • are
  • is
  • have
“... to bed, Sammy! It's late,” says Sammy's mother.
  • Listen
  • Make
  • Sit
  • Go
“… make brownies?” “Yes, I'm a very good cook.”
  • Can you
  • Am I
  • What's
  • You are
“… Mr and Mrs Fisher … a dog?” “Yes – he's called Bob.”
  • Are … have
  • Have … got
  • Does … like
  • Why … want
Jane prefers classical music, but she … to pop music too.
  • sometimes listens
  • often hears
  • doesn't like
  • can never love
I ... my shopping at the corner shop, but it's closed today so ... to the supermarket.
  • always have ... I must go
  • can't do ... I can go
  • normally do … I'm going
  • am doing … I'm going
Emma and Ruby … .
  • are schoolfriends
  • are sisters
  • live with their grandparents
  • are at the cinema
Ruby always ... .
  • goes to the cinema on Sunday afternoons
  • spends Sunday evenings with her grandparents
  • has lunch with her family on Sundays
  • goes to bed late on Sundays
The girls can't go to the cinema together on Sunday evening because … .
  • the film doesn't start until very late
  • Emma has something she must do, so she can't be free
  • Ruby isn't free on Sunday evenings
  • the cinema is closed on Sunday evenings
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Ruby and Emma aren't going to see each other this weekend.
  • Ruby and Emma certainly aren't going to see the film together.
  • The two girl are both fans of the same actor.
  • Ruby's parents don't stay at home on Sundays.
Morris dancers dance to … music.
  • folk
  • electronic
  • classical
  • rock
Who can join the Barstead Morris Dancers?
  • Children under the age of 12.
  • People who don’t like folk music.
  • Only experienced dancers.
  • Teenagers and adults.
The Barstead Morris Dancers … .
  • practise their dances every day
  • dance on the first day of May
  • perform all over the world
  • don’t celebrate May Day
What can you say about the dancers?
  • Their hats and uniforms are red and yellow.
  • They’ve got flowers on their knees.
  • They hold bells in their hands.
  • They make a noise when they dance.
Find the sentence that is true.
  • Popular young people like traditional dances.
  • This sort of dancing is about a hundred years old.
  • To join, you should send an email to Will Barker.
  • Will Barker isn't the writer of the article.
Edinburgh and Dublin are …
  • capital cities
  • cities in Scotland
  • in the United Kingdom
  • British cities
In London, phone boxes, postboxes and buses are all … .
  • green
  • red
  • yellow
  • black
… is a London railway station, and the battle that ended the Napoleonic Wars in 1815.
  • Waterloo
  • Victoria
  • Trafalgar
  • Piccadilly
The … and in … sound the same.
  • “ie” in “tries” … “believe”
  • “ou” in “south” … “mountain”
  • “ea” in “early” … “bear”
  • “oo” in “moon” … “book”
You usually find … in the bedroom.
  • an oven
  • a path
  • a sheet
  • a tap
I'm amazed that your teeth are so white. You never go to the dentist's, …?
  • do you
  • don't you
  • are you
  • isn't it
... there ... in your classroom?
  • Are … many posters
  • Is … a lot of windows
  • How many are … desks
  • Have you got … many desks

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Answers
  • I'm Lily.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • It's Lily.
  • Thanks.
  • I'm Jack.
  • I’m at school.
  • I'm not very well.
  • I'm English.
  • In a bedroom.
  • It’s white.
  • It's a bed.
  • There are five.
  • I'm fine.
  • I'm from London.
  • I'm fifteen.
  • I’m cold.
  • Yes, I can.
  • Yes, I am.
  • I'm Ben.
  • Yes, very well.
  • Green.
  • Blue.
  • Red.
  • Yellow.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • In half an hour.
  • At four o’clock.
  • I’m on the train.
  • To London.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a table.
  • It's a piece of toast.
  • It's a glass of orange juice.
  • It's an egg.
  • He's got a blue coat.
  • The girl in the yellow coat.
  • The girl is next to him.
  • A pink coat.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • You can have him.
  • There they are.
  • Here you are.
  • I can find it.
  • Kate is with her brother. They aren't hungry. She's talking to her mother.
  • Kate's buying theatre tickets for a group of adults.
  • Kate is telling her friend that she doesn't need petrol for her motor bike.
  • Kate is working. She takes phone reservations for a restaurant.
  • I'm sorry!
  • It's time.
  • No problem.
  • That's nice.
  • Seagent
  • Sargent
  • Sarjent
  • Sergint
  • He's having lunch in a restaurant.
  • He's buying something in a supermarket.
  • He's at home with his wife.
  • He's with his doctor.
  • Please don't make a noise.
  • Can you play with me?
  • You're very quiet.
  • Do you want to play?
  • Get up – now!
  • Stand up immediately!
  • Go to sleep.
  • Move your feet!
  • What a pity!
  • I'm really pleased for you.
  • That's so nice of you.
  • Please don't worry.
  • Wine.
  • Toothpaste.
  • Perfume.
  • Tomato ketchup.
  • short
  • sort
  • shoot
  • shut
  • eight
  • white
  • get
  • eat
  • watch, hold, man
  • wash, hold, men
  • wash, old, men
  • watch, old, man
  • George III.
  • William II.
  • Charles III.
  • Henry IX.
  • The Tower of London.
  • Big Ben.
  • Buckingham Palace.
  • Tower Bridge.
Mrs Patel … at home.
  • am
  • are
  • is
  • have
“... to bed, Sammy! It's late,” says Sammy's mother.
  • Listen
  • Make
  • Sit
  • Go
“… make brownies?” “Yes, I'm a very good cook.”
  • Can you
  • Am I
  • What's
  • You are
“… Mr and Mrs Fisher … a dog?” “Yes – he's called Bob.”
  • Are … have
  • Have … got
  • Does … like
  • Why … want
Jane prefers classical music, but she … to pop music too.
  • sometimes listens
  • often hears
  • doesn't like
  • can never love
I ... my shopping at the corner shop, but it's closed today so ... to the supermarket.
  • always have ... I must go
  • can't do ... I can go
  • normally do … I'm going
  • am doing … I'm going
Emma and Ruby … .
  • are schoolfriends
  • are sisters
  • live with their grandparents
  • are at the cinema
Ruby always ... .
  • goes to the cinema on Sunday afternoons
  • spends Sunday evenings with her grandparents
  • has lunch with her family on Sundays
  • goes to bed late on Sundays
The girls can't go to the cinema together on Sunday evening because … .
  • the film doesn't start until very late
  • Emma has something she must do, so she can't be free
  • Ruby isn't free on Sunday evenings
  • the cinema is closed on Sunday evenings
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Ruby and Emma aren't going to see each other this weekend.
  • Ruby and Emma certainly aren't going to see the film together.
  • The two girl are both fans of the same actor.
  • Ruby's parents don't stay at home on Sundays.
Morris dancers dance to … music.
  • folk
  • electronic
  • classical
  • rock
Who can join the Barstead Morris Dancers?
  • Children under the age of 12.
  • People who don’t like folk music.
  • Only experienced dancers.
  • Teenagers and adults.
The Barstead Morris Dancers … .
  • practise their dances every day
  • dance on the first day of May
  • perform all over the world
  • don’t celebrate May Day
What can you say about the dancers?
  • Their hats and uniforms are red and yellow.
  • They’ve got flowers on their knees.
  • They hold bells in their hands.
  • They make a noise when they dance.
Find the sentence that is true.
  • Popular young people like traditional dances.
  • This sort of dancing is about a hundred years old.
  • To join, you should send an email to Will Barker.
  • Will Barker isn't the writer of the article.
Edinburgh and Dublin are …
  • capital cities
  • cities in Scotland
  • in the United Kingdom
  • British cities
In London, phone boxes, postboxes and buses are all … .
  • green
  • red
  • yellow
  • black
… is a London railway station, and the battle that ended the Napoleonic Wars in 1815.
  • Waterloo
  • Victoria
  • Trafalgar
  • Piccadilly
The … and in … sound the same.
  • “ie” in “tries” … “believe”
  • “ou” in “south” … “mountain”
  • “ea” in “early” … “bear”
  • “oo” in “moon” … “book”
You usually find … in the bedroom.
  • an oven
  • a path
  • a sheet
  • a tap
I'm amazed that your teeth are so white. You never go to the dentist's, …?
  • do you
  • don't you
  • are you
  • isn't it
... there ... in your classroom?
  • Are … many posters
  • Is … a lot of windows
  • How many are … desks
  • Have you got … many desks

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  • I'm Lily.
  • It’s sunny today.
  • It's Lily.
  • Thanks.
  • I'm Jack.
  • I’m at school.
  • I'm not very well.
  • I'm English.
  • In a bedroom.
  • It’s white.
  • It's a bed.
  • There are five.
  • I'm fine.
  • I'm from London.
  • I'm fifteen.
  • I’m cold.
  • Yes, I can.
  • Yes, I am.
  • I'm Ben.
  • Yes, very well.
  • Green.
  • Blue.
  • Red.
  • Yellow.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • In half an hour.
  • At four o’clock.
  • I’m on the train.
  • To London.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a table.
  • It's a piece of toast.
  • It's a glass of orange juice.
  • It's an egg.
  • He's got a blue coat.
  • The girl in the yellow coat.
  • The girl is next to him.
  • A pink coat.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • You can have him.
  • There they are.
  • Here you are.
  • I can find it.
  • Kate is with her brother. They aren't hungry. She's talking to her mother.
  • Kate's buying theatre tickets for a group of adults.
  • Kate is telling her friend that she doesn't need petrol for her motor bike.
  • Kate is working. She takes phone reservations for a restaurant.
  • I'm sorry!
  • It's time.
  • No problem.
  • That's nice.
  • Seagent
  • Sargent
  • Sarjent
  • Sergint
  • He's having lunch in a restaurant.
  • He's buying something in a supermarket.
  • He's at home with his wife.
  • He's with his doctor.
  • Please don't make a noise.
  • Can you play with me?
  • You're very quiet.
  • Do you want to play?
  • Get up – now!
  • Stand up immediately!
  • Go to sleep.
  • Move your feet!
  • What a pity!
  • I'm really pleased for you.
  • That's so nice of you.
  • Please don't worry.
  • Wine.
  • Toothpaste.
  • Perfume.
  • Tomato ketchup.
  • short
  • sort
  • shoot
  • shut
  • eight
  • white
  • get
  • eat
  • watch, hold, man
  • wash, hold, men
  • wash, old, men
  • watch, old, man
  • George III.
  • William II.
  • Charles III.
  • Henry IX.
  • The Tower of London.
  • Big Ben.
  • Buckingham Palace.
  • Tower Bridge.
Mrs Patel … at home.
  • am
  • are
  • is
  • have
“... to bed, Sammy! It's late,” says Sammy's mother.
  • Listen
  • Make
  • Sit
  • Go
“… make brownies?” “Yes, I'm a very good cook.”
  • Can you
  • Am I
  • What's
  • You are
“… Mr and Mrs Fisher … a dog?” “Yes – he's called Bob.”
  • Are … have
  • Have … got
  • Does … like
  • Why … want
Jane prefers classical music, but she … to pop music too.
  • sometimes listens
  • often hears
  • doesn't like
  • can never love
I ... my shopping at the corner shop, but it's closed today so ... to the supermarket.
  • always have ... I must go
  • can't do ... I can go
  • normally do … I'm going
  • am doing … I'm going
Emma and Ruby … .
  • are schoolfriends
  • are sisters
  • live with their grandparents
  • are at the cinema
Ruby always ... .
  • goes to the cinema on Sunday afternoons
  • spends Sunday evenings with her grandparents
  • has lunch with her family on Sundays
  • goes to bed late on Sundays
The girls can't go to the cinema together on Sunday evening because … .
  • the film doesn't start until very late
  • Emma has something she must do, so she can't be free
  • Ruby isn't free on Sunday evenings
  • the cinema is closed on Sunday evenings
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Ruby and Emma aren't going to see each other this weekend.
  • Ruby and Emma certainly aren't going to see the film together.
  • The two girl are both fans of the same actor.
  • Ruby's parents don't stay at home on Sundays.
Morris dancers dance to … music.
  • folk
  • electronic
  • classical
  • rock
Who can join the Barstead Morris Dancers?
  • Children under the age of 12.
  • People who don’t like folk music.
  • Only experienced dancers.
  • Teenagers and adults.
The Barstead Morris Dancers … .
  • practise their dances every day
  • dance on the first day of May
  • perform all over the world
  • don’t celebrate May Day
What can you say about the dancers?
  • Their hats and uniforms are red and yellow.
  • They’ve got flowers on their knees.
  • They hold bells in their hands.
  • They make a noise when they dance.
Find the sentence that is true.
  • Popular young people like traditional dances.
  • This sort of dancing is about a hundred years old.
  • To join, you should send an email to Will Barker.
  • Will Barker isn't the writer of the article.
Edinburgh and Dublin are …
  • capital cities
  • cities in Scotland
  • in the United Kingdom
  • British cities
In London, phone boxes, postboxes and buses are all … .
  • green
  • red
  • yellow
  • black
… is a London railway station, and the battle that ended the Napoleonic Wars in 1815.
  • Waterloo
  • Victoria
  • Trafalgar
  • Piccadilly
The … and in … sound the same.
  • “ie” in “tries” … “believe”
  • “ou” in “south” … “mountain”
  • “ea” in “early” … “bear”
  • “oo” in “moon” … “book”
You usually find … in the bedroom.
  • an oven
  • a path
  • a sheet
  • a tap
I'm amazed that your teeth are so white. You never go to the dentist's, …?
  • do you
  • don't you
  • are you
  • isn't it
... there ... in your classroom?
  • Are … many posters
  • Is … a lot of windows
  • How many are … desks
  • Have you got … many desks

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  • I'm Dutch, from Amsterdam.
  • No, I'm not.
  • Yes, it's Paul.
  • I'm fine, thanks.
  • Yes, you are.
  • Yes, I can.
  • No, I'm from Italy.
  • I'm here.
  • 317
  • 370
  • 337
  • 307
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Jenny Erquhert
  • Jenny Urkuaert
  • Jenny Urkuhart
  • Jenny Urquhart
  • I've got it.
  • It's chocolate milk.
  • Please take it.
  • Well, it isn't mine.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's a mechanic.
  • He's a painter.
  • He's a gardener.
  • He's a banker.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • She's got long dark hair.
  • She's got two bags.
  • She's wearing a pink jumper.
  • She's giving some food to a child.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • The museum is far away.
  • The tourist is looking for a church.
  • The museum is across a river.
  • The museum is next to a church.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Why is it out of order?
  • What did I do?
  • What happened to it?
  • Is it broken?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A piano.
  • A tennis racket.
  • A leather jacket.
  • A video game.
  • He's a hotel receptionist. He's telling a tourist that the hotel is full.
  • He wants to buy a car. He's looking at one, but it's too small.
  • He's at the hairdresser's. He isn't happy with his haircut.
  • He's at the doctor's. He's telling the doctor that his back hurts.
  • At home.
  • At the supermarket.
  • In a café.
  • In a classroom.
  • You're very welcome.
  • Happy Birthday!
  • It doesn't matter.
  • That's nice of you.
  • …you must turn it round.
  • …you must take it away.
  • …you must send it back.
  • …you must put it down.
  • Buy something in a shop.
  • Fill up his car with petrol.
  • Make a phone call.
  • Become a waiter.
  • So was I.
  • It was, wasn't it?
  • Yes, she was.
  • I am too.
  • They looked exactly the same.
  • I promised to say nothing about them.
  • They never got angry with each other
  • I never found out why they hated each other.
  • Ricky can't get into his flat, so he wants to stay with Sarah.
  • Only Ricky and Sarah have got keys to Ricky's flat.
  • Ricky is in his flat and he can't find the key.
  • Sarah can't come by taxi to help Ricky because it's going to be too expensive.
  • they're winning
  • there we mean
  • they're women
  • the woman
  • piece
  • buys
  • price
  • fights
  • wear, knees, and
  • where, knees, hand
  • where, nice, hand
  • wear, niece, hand
  • Elizabeth.
  • Diana.
  • Kate.
  • Anne.
  • Manchester.
  • Bristol.
  • Birmingham.
  • Dover.
We … Italy this summer, because it's too expensive.
  • don't spend our holiday in
  • want to fly to
  • aren't going to
  • not having a holiday in
I'm so thirsty! … lemonade in the fridge?
  • Has it got
  • There's some
  • Are there any
  • Is there any
William likes video games a lot, but ... them every evening.
  • he doesn't play
  • he's not playing
  • they're playing
  • he's playing
Scientists believe that pigs ... more ... cats.
  • are … intelligent than
  • have got … intelligent as
  • are … cleverer than
  • do … clever things that
“Why … that I was your girlfriend?” asked Tania angrily.
  • did you say
  • sent everyone a message
  • you are writing
  • your parents said
“If you … nicer to your sister, you … get any more pocket money,” Mrs Lauder told Timmy.
  • can be … didn't
  • will be … do
  • aren't … won't
  • won't be … won't
The Oakland Centre is a ... .
  • youth camp
  • school gym
  • health club
  • football stadium
Before modernisation, the club ... .
  • didn't have any tennis courts
  • had a gym but no swimming pool
  • had a smaller swimming pool
  • didn't have any equipment in the gym
Members who pay £30 a month ... .
  • have jobs that don't pay very much money
  • are still at school or university
  • aren't allowed to use the gym at weekends
  • don't have to pay anything for swimming lessons
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • On weekdays, teenagers can't go swimming at the club before school.
  • A student who goes to a keep fit class every week, pays the club £70 a month.
  • A doctor who plays tennis for an hour once a month pays the club £80 a month.
  • The club hopes that special reduced prices will encourage more young people to become members.
How many people are mentioned in the extract (including the speakers)?
  • Three.
  • Five.
  • Four.
  • Six.
Find the title of the play that this extract comes from.
  • Fun and Games
  • The King's Secret
  • A Holiday Romance
  • Murder in the Family
We know that Mary ... .
  • was married to Philip
  • is Alice's mother
  • is Philip's daughter
  • loves her father's second wife
Find the sentence that is possibly true.
  • Mary went outside when she heard the noise of the shot.
  • Philip's daughter killed him because she will get all of his money now.
  • Mary's bedroom is next to the library.
  • Philip's wife didn't love him; she loved his money.
Find the sentence that is definitely NOT true.
  • Mary and Alice don't like each other at all.
  • Alice will be rich even if she goes to prison.
  • Mary loved her mother very much.
  • Philip's first wife died in a car accident.
... was not a British Prime Minister.
  • Margaret Thatcher
  • Boris Johnson
  • George Bush
  • Winston Churchill
The representatives of the British people meet in the ... of Parliament in London.
  • Palace
  • Houses
  • Tower
  • Assembly
Robin Hood is a legendary English hero who ... rich.
  • killed the
  • made the king very
  • stole from the
  • found treasure and became
... under the apple tree when, suddenly, an apple fell on my head.
  • I read a book
  • I could sit
  • I was standing
  • I'm asleep on the grass
Find the title for this “family” of words: can, tin, jar.
  • Containers.
  • Drinks.
  • Metals.
  • Distances.
The “oa” in “goal” sounds like ... .
  • the “ow” in “bowl”
  • the “ow” in “towel”
  • the “oo” in “tool”
  • the “oo” in “good”
I thought you were making good progress in English, and ... .
  • as well as your teacher is
  • also thinks your teacher
  • so did your teacher
  • thought your teacher too

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  • I'm Dutch, from Amsterdam.
  • No, I'm not.
  • Yes, it's Paul.
  • I'm fine, thanks.
  • Yes, you are.
  • Yes, I can.
  • No, I'm from Italy.
  • I'm here.
  • 317
  • 370
  • 337
  • 307
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Jenny Erquhert
  • Jenny Urkuaert
  • Jenny Urkuhart
  • Jenny Urquhart
  • I've got it.
  • It's chocolate milk.
  • Please take it.
  • Well, it isn't mine.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's a mechanic.
  • He's a painter.
  • He's a gardener.
  • He's a banker.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • She's got long dark hair.
  • She's got two bags.
  • She's wearing a pink jumper.
  • She's giving some food to a child.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • The museum is far away.
  • The tourist is looking for a church.
  • The museum is across a river.
  • The museum is next to a church.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Why is it out of order?
  • What did I do?
  • What happened to it?
  • Is it broken?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A piano.
  • A tennis racket.
  • A leather jacket.
  • A video game.
  • He's a hotel receptionist. He's telling a tourist that the hotel is full.
  • He wants to buy a car. He's looking at one, but it's too small.
  • He's at the hairdresser's. He isn't happy with his haircut.
  • He's at the doctor's. He's telling the doctor that his back hurts.
  • At home.
  • At the supermarket.
  • In a café.
  • In a classroom.
  • You're very welcome.
  • Happy Birthday!
  • It doesn't matter.
  • That's nice of you.
  • …you must turn it round.
  • …you must take it away.
  • …you must send it back.
  • …you must put it down.
  • Buy something in a shop.
  • Fill up his car with petrol.
  • Make a phone call.
  • Become a waiter.
  • So was I.
  • It was, wasn't it?
  • Yes, she was.
  • I am too.
  • They looked exactly the same.
  • I promised to say nothing about them.
  • They never got angry with each other
  • I never found out why they hated each other.
  • Ricky can't get into his flat, so he wants to stay with Sarah.
  • Only Ricky and Sarah have got keys to Ricky's flat.
  • Ricky is in his flat and he can't find the key.
  • Sarah can't come by taxi to help Ricky because it's going to be too expensive.
  • they're winning
  • there we mean
  • they're women
  • the woman
  • piece
  • buys
  • price
  • fights
  • wear, knees, and
  • where, knees, hand
  • where, nice, hand
  • wear, niece, hand
  • Elizabeth.
  • Diana.
  • Kate.
  • Anne.
  • Manchester.
  • Bristol.
  • Birmingham.
  • Dover.
We … Italy this summer, because it's too expensive.
  • don't spend our holiday in
  • want to fly to
  • aren't going to
  • not having a holiday in
I'm so thirsty! … lemonade in the fridge?
  • Has it got
  • There's some
  • Are there any
  • Is there any
William likes video games a lot, but ... them every evening.
  • he doesn't play
  • he's not playing
  • they're playing
  • he's playing
Scientists believe that pigs ... more ... cats.
  • are … intelligent than
  • have got … intelligent as
  • are … cleverer than
  • do … clever things that
“Why … that I was your girlfriend?” asked Tania angrily.
  • did you say
  • sent everyone a message
  • you are writing
  • your parents said
“If you … nicer to your sister, you … get any more pocket money,” Mrs Lauder told Timmy.
  • can be … didn't
  • will be … do
  • aren't … won't
  • won't be … won't
The Oakland Centre is a ... .
  • youth camp
  • school gym
  • health club
  • football stadium
Before modernisation, the club ... .
  • didn't have any tennis courts
  • had a gym but no swimming pool
  • had a smaller swimming pool
  • didn't have any equipment in the gym
Members who pay £30 a month ... .
  • have jobs that don't pay very much money
  • are still at school or university
  • aren't allowed to use the gym at weekends
  • don't have to pay anything for swimming lessons
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • On weekdays, teenagers can't go swimming at the club before school.
  • A student who goes to a keep fit class every week, pays the club £70 a month.
  • A doctor who plays tennis for an hour once a month pays the club £80 a month.
  • The club hopes that special reduced prices will encourage more young people to become members.
How many people are mentioned in the extract (including the speakers)?
  • Three.
  • Five.
  • Four.
  • Six.
Find the title of the play that this extract comes from.
  • Fun and Games
  • The King's Secret
  • A Holiday Romance
  • Murder in the Family
We know that Mary ... .
  • was married to Philip
  • is Alice's mother
  • is Philip's daughter
  • loves her father's second wife
Find the sentence that is possibly true.
  • Mary went outside when she heard the noise of the shot.
  • Philip's daughter killed him because she will get all of his money now.
  • Mary's bedroom is next to the library.
  • Philip's wife didn't love him; she loved his money.
Find the sentence that is definitely NOT true.
  • Mary and Alice don't like each other at all.
  • Alice will be rich even if she goes to prison.
  • Mary loved her mother very much.
  • Philip's first wife died in a car accident.
... was not a British Prime Minister.
  • Margaret Thatcher
  • Boris Johnson
  • George Bush
  • Winston Churchill
The representatives of the British people meet in the ... of Parliament in London.
  • Palace
  • Houses
  • Tower
  • Assembly
Robin Hood is a legendary English hero who ... rich.
  • killed the
  • made the king very
  • stole from the
  • found treasure and became
... under the apple tree when, suddenly, an apple fell on my head.
  • I read a book
  • I could sit
  • I was standing
  • I'm asleep on the grass
Find the title for this “family” of words: can, tin, jar.
  • Containers.
  • Drinks.
  • Metals.
  • Distances.
The “oa” in “goal” sounds like ... .
  • the “ow” in “bowl”
  • the “ow” in “towel”
  • the “oo” in “tool”
  • the “oo” in “good”
I thought you were making good progress in English, and ... .
  • as well as your teacher is
  • also thinks your teacher
  • so did your teacher
  • thought your teacher too

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  • I'm Dutch, from Amsterdam.
  • No, I'm not.
  • Yes, it's Paul.
  • I'm fine, thanks.
  • Yes, you are.
  • Yes, I can.
  • No, I'm from Italy.
  • I'm here.
  • 317
  • 370
  • 337
  • 307
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Jenny Erquhert
  • Jenny Urkuaert
  • Jenny Urkuhart
  • Jenny Urquhart
  • I've got it.
  • It's chocolate milk.
  • Please take it.
  • Well, it isn't mine.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's a mechanic.
  • He's a painter.
  • He's a gardener.
  • He's a banker.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • She's got long dark hair.
  • She's got two bags.
  • She's wearing a pink jumper.
  • She's giving some food to a child.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • The museum is far away.
  • The tourist is looking for a church.
  • The museum is across a river.
  • The museum is next to a church.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Why is it out of order?
  • What did I do?
  • What happened to it?
  • Is it broken?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A piano.
  • A tennis racket.
  • A leather jacket.
  • A video game.
  • He's a hotel receptionist. He's telling a tourist that the hotel is full.
  • He wants to buy a car. He's looking at one, but it's too small.
  • He's at the hairdresser's. He isn't happy with his haircut.
  • He's at the doctor's. He's telling the doctor that his back hurts.
  • At home.
  • At the supermarket.
  • In a café.
  • In a classroom.
  • You're very welcome.
  • Happy Birthday!
  • It doesn't matter.
  • That's nice of you.
  • …you must turn it round.
  • …you must take it away.
  • …you must send it back.
  • …you must put it down.
  • Buy something in a shop.
  • Fill up his car with petrol.
  • Make a phone call.
  • Become a waiter.
  • So was I.
  • It was, wasn't it?
  • Yes, she was.
  • I am too.
  • They looked exactly the same.
  • I promised to say nothing about them.
  • They never got angry with each other
  • I never found out why they hated each other.
  • Ricky can't get into his flat, so he wants to stay with Sarah.
  • Only Ricky and Sarah have got keys to Ricky's flat.
  • Ricky is in his flat and he can't find the key.
  • Sarah can't come by taxi to help Ricky because it's going to be too expensive.
  • they're winning
  • there we mean
  • they're women
  • the woman
  • piece
  • buys
  • price
  • fights
  • wear, knees, and
  • where, knees, hand
  • where, nice, hand
  • wear, niece, hand
  • Elizabeth.
  • Diana.
  • Kate.
  • Anne.
  • Manchester.
  • Bristol.
  • Birmingham.
  • Dover.
We … Italy this summer, because it's too expensive.
  • don't spend our holiday in
  • want to fly to
  • aren't going to
  • not having a holiday in
I'm so thirsty! … lemonade in the fridge?
  • Has it got
  • There's some
  • Are there any
  • Is there any
William likes video games a lot, but ... them every evening.
  • he doesn't play
  • he's not playing
  • they're playing
  • he's playing
Scientists believe that pigs ... more ... cats.
  • are … intelligent than
  • have got … intelligent as
  • are … cleverer than
  • do … clever things that
“Why … that I was your girlfriend?” asked Tania angrily.
  • did you say
  • sent everyone a message
  • you are writing
  • your parents said
“If you … nicer to your sister, you … get any more pocket money,” Mrs Lauder told Timmy.
  • can be … didn't
  • will be … do
  • aren't … won't
  • won't be … won't
The Oakland Centre is a ... .
  • youth camp
  • school gym
  • health club
  • football stadium
Before modernisation, the club ... .
  • didn't have any tennis courts
  • had a gym but no swimming pool
  • had a smaller swimming pool
  • didn't have any equipment in the gym
Members who pay £30 a month ... .
  • have jobs that don't pay very much money
  • are still at school or university
  • aren't allowed to use the gym at weekends
  • don't have to pay anything for swimming lessons
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • On weekdays, teenagers can't go swimming at the club before school.
  • A student who goes to a keep fit class every week, pays the club £70 a month.
  • A doctor who plays tennis for an hour once a month pays the club £80 a month.
  • The club hopes that special reduced prices will encourage more young people to become members.
How many people are mentioned in the extract (including the speakers)?
  • Three.
  • Five.
  • Four.
  • Six.
Find the title of the play that this extract comes from.
  • Fun and Games
  • The King's Secret
  • A Holiday Romance
  • Murder in the Family
We know that Mary ... .
  • was married to Philip
  • is Alice's mother
  • is Philip's daughter
  • loves her father's second wife
Find the sentence that is possibly true.
  • Mary went outside when she heard the noise of the shot.
  • Philip's daughter killed him because she will get all of his money now.
  • Mary's bedroom is next to the library.
  • Philip's wife didn't love him; she loved his money.
Find the sentence that is definitely NOT true.
  • Mary and Alice don't like each other at all.
  • Alice will be rich even if she goes to prison.
  • Mary loved her mother very much.
  • Philip's first wife died in a car accident.
... was not a British Prime Minister.
  • Margaret Thatcher
  • Boris Johnson
  • George Bush
  • Winston Churchill
The representatives of the British people meet in the ... of Parliament in London.
  • Palace
  • Houses
  • Tower
  • Assembly
Robin Hood is a legendary English hero who ... rich.
  • killed the
  • made the king very
  • stole from the
  • found treasure and became
... under the apple tree when, suddenly, an apple fell on my head.
  • I read a book
  • I could sit
  • I was standing
  • I'm asleep on the grass
Find the title for this “family” of words: can, tin, jar.
  • Containers.
  • Drinks.
  • Metals.
  • Distances.
The “oa” in “goal” sounds like ... .
  • the “ow” in “bowl”
  • the “ow” in “towel”
  • the “oo” in “tool”
  • the “oo” in “good”
I thought you were making good progress in English, and ... .
  • as well as your teacher is
  • also thinks your teacher
  • so did your teacher
  • thought your teacher too

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  • I'm a student.
  • Yes, I am.
  • Not too bad, thanks.
  • I'm almost 18.
  • From Sheffield, in the north of England.
  • Usually by train.
  • I was at school. Now I'm at home.
  • Yes, I do.
  • Daisy.
  • Ryan.
  • Anne.
  • Rosie.
  • A small blue ball.
  • A Rubix cube.
  • A plant in a pot.
  • A calculator.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Really? I didn't.
  • No, he wasn't.
  • Neither did I.
  • No, they didn't.
  • £59.17
  • £59.70
  • £55.70
  • £49.70
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • History.
  • Maths.
  • English.
  • Music.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Take care.
  • Hold on.
  • Is that you?
  • How are things?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a pleasure.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • I don't worry.
  • It's a mess.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Place in basket.
  • Convert to text.
  • Move to trash.
  • Full screen.
  • Untidy.
  • Grumpy.
  • Ugly.
  • Helpful.
  • Excuse me, I haven't got enough money.
  • You don't give me enough cash.
  • You've given me the wrong change.
  • But the cupcake costs more than that.
  • Two police officers tried to arrest a gang of criminals, but they weren't successful.
  • The woman wanted spaghetti for lunch, but it wasn't on the menu at the restaurant.
  • There were no apples in the supermarket, so the woman couldn't buy any.
  • Two researchers are talking about some rats that have escaped from a laboratory.
  • Jane is teaching Alan to drive.
  • Jane borrows lots of money from Alan.
  • Jane is helping Alan at a difficult time.
  • Alan thinks Jane is very annoying.
  • She's learning to play a video game.
  • She's at her front door with a bag of shopping.
  • She's cooking something.
  • She wants to call someone on her new smartphone.
  • Have you got my size?
  • I don't like it very much.
  • Can I try it on, please?
  • I'm sure it's too big for me.
  • The woman is very grateful to the man.
  • The man has found something that the woman needs.
  • The man has picked up something that the woman threw away.
  • When the man gives the woman something, she is delighted.
  • Let’s take it away later.
  • We should give it back next week.
  • We can put it off to another time.
  • I’d like to keep it on.
  • He doesn't have enough money.
  • His house burned down in a fire.
  • His computer files aren't protected.
  • He hasn't got time to take a holiday.
  • The couple thought Mr Willis was going to visit them this evening.
  • Mr Willis has just told Fiona that he can't repair their central heating system.
  • Mr Willis is a plumber who doesn't always keep his promises.
  • The plumber will probably repair the central heating tomorrow morning.
  • She's not independent enough.
  • She wants to know too much about other people.
  • She needs to create her own company.
  • She doesn't spend enough time with her family.
  • hard
  • heart
  • art
  • heard
  • foot
  • good
  • rude
  • proud
  • paid, very, bone
  • page, ferry, born
  • page, fairy, burn
  • pays, ferry, burn
  • Route 66.
  • Niagara Falls.
  • Monument Valley.
  • Mount Rushmore.
  • The American colonies declared independence from Britain.
  • Slavery ended in the United States.
  • A civil war started between the North and the South.
  • A gold rush began in California.
When the Smith family are on holiday, the kids ... their days at the pool.
  • often spend
  • likes to share
  • aren't having a lot of
  • are spending
… to … this Sunday?
  • Why do you want … leaving
  • What are you going … do
  • Who do they … see
  • Where can we … go
Tomatoes need rain so, if it … soon, we won't have many tomatoes this year.
  • isn't raining
  • won't rain
  • doesn't rain
  • isn't going to rain
Rob Scott … the same construction company since he left school, but now he's thinking of starting his own business.
  • worked with
  • is working in
  • works at
  • has worked for
My mother cut her hand in the accident and … her arm at the same time. But it was nothing serious.
  • hurt
  • hurts
  • has injured
  • was injured
The teacher spoke to the students and … study more for the exam.
  • said all they have to
  • asked for
  • told them all to
  • wanted for them
Find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Maisie died last year.
  • Jennifer's father had a great aunt.
  • Marjorie had an aunt called Maisie.
  • Marjorie's husband is dead.
What do we know about Maisie?
  • She lived a long way from Marjorie.
  • She had a lot of money.
  • She never married.
  • Her great nephew inherits her house.
What do we definitely know about Jennifer and David?
  • They would like to live away from the centre of London.
  • Up to now, they haven't thought about buying a house.
  • They've only been married for a short time.
  • Marjorie firmly believes that they're going to get married.
For Marjorie, one of the reasons the cottage is perfect for Jennifer and David is that … .
  • they can get from the cottage to their offices in London in just over an hour
  • Jennifer and David will be allowed to buy it for a very low price
  • it's close to where Jennifer's parents live
  • it's in a perfect location and is exactly the right size for a young couple
This extract is from a ... .
  • San Francisco travel guide
  • newspaper about an escape
  • prisoner’s diary
  • book about a deserted island
This is about how you can ... a prison on Alcatraz Island.
  • spend the night in
  • take a tour of
  • play an escape game in
  • visit people held in
From the text, we know that … .
  • prisoners were sent to Alcatraz as a reward for good behaviour
  • the prison was open for 50 years
  • Alcatraz Island is only a short distance from the city of San Francisco
  • it was impossible to swim from the island to the mainland
If you want to visit Alcatraz, you should ... .
  • remember to take your coat except in the summer
  • reserve your tickets ahead of time
  • bring cash or a credit card to pay for the boat trip
  • take a picnic with you because you can't buy food or drink there
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • In 30 years, 36 prisoners managed to escape from Alcatraz.
  • Sharks aren't the only reason that swimming to freedom was hard.
  • The boat trip takes half an hour there and back.
  • Taking photos inside the prison isn't permitted.
Find the true sentence.
  • Thanksgiving is a festival celebrated in Britain.
  • Crisps and petrol are the British words for chips and gasoline in the USA.
  • The Republic of Ireland is not a member of the European Union.
  • Rugby was invented in Australia.
Complete the list: Dublin, Ottawa, Wellington, ... .
  • Montreal
  • London
  • New York
  • Liverpool
Whose statue stands at the top of the column in Trafalgar Square in London?
  • Winston Churchill.
  • William the Conqueror.
  • Admiral Lord Nelson.
  • Queen Victoria.
There's no gas at the moment. … since last Thursday when someone said they smelt gas in their flat.
  • There isn't any
  • They turned off it
  • It's been turned off
  • It wasn't turned on
Which pair of words doesn't sound the same?
  • heir, hair
  • reign, rain
  • aloud, allowed
  • prays, praise
Complete the family of words: full stop, bracket, comma, ... .
  • tray
  • band
  • dash
  • strip
This is the ... chocolate cake I've ... !
  • most delicious … ever eaten
  • worse … tasted
  • best … never had
  • biggest … ever saw

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Answers
  • I'm a student.
  • Yes, I am.
  • Not too bad, thanks.
  • I'm almost 18.
  • From Sheffield, in the north of England.
  • Usually by train.
  • I was at school. Now I'm at home.
  • Yes, I do.
  • Daisy.
  • Ryan.
  • Anne.
  • Rosie.
  • A small blue ball.
  • A Rubix cube.
  • A plant in a pot.
  • A calculator.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Really? I didn't.
  • No, he wasn't.
  • Neither did I.
  • No, they didn't.
  • £59.17
  • £59.70
  • £55.70
  • £49.70
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • History.
  • Maths.
  • English.
  • Music.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Take care.
  • Hold on.
  • Is that you?
  • How are things?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a pleasure.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • I don't worry.
  • It's a mess.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Place in basket.
  • Convert to text.
  • Move to trash.
  • Full screen.
  • Untidy.
  • Grumpy.
  • Ugly.
  • Helpful.
  • Excuse me, I haven't got enough money.
  • You don't give me enough cash.
  • You've given me the wrong change.
  • But the cupcake costs more than that.
  • Two police officers tried to arrest a gang of criminals, but they weren't successful.
  • The woman wanted spaghetti for lunch, but it wasn't on the menu at the restaurant.
  • There were no apples in the supermarket, so the woman couldn't buy any.
  • Two researchers are talking about some rats that have escaped from a laboratory.
  • Jane is teaching Alan to drive.
  • Jane borrows lots of money from Alan.
  • Jane is helping Alan at a difficult time.
  • Alan thinks Jane is very annoying.
  • She's learning to play a video game.
  • She's at her front door with a bag of shopping.
  • She's cooking something.
  • She wants to call someone on her new smartphone.
  • Have you got my size?
  • I don't like it very much.
  • Can I try it on, please?
  • I'm sure it's too big for me.
  • The woman is very grateful to the man.
  • The man has found something that the woman needs.
  • The man has picked up something that the woman threw away.
  • When the man gives the woman something, she is delighted.
  • Let’s take it away later.
  • We should give it back next week.
  • We can put it off to another time.
  • I’d like to keep it on.
  • He doesn't have enough money.
  • His house burned down in a fire.
  • His computer files aren't protected.
  • He hasn't got time to take a holiday.
  • The couple thought Mr Willis was going to visit them this evening.
  • Mr Willis has just told Fiona that he can't repair their central heating system.
  • Mr Willis is a plumber who doesn't always keep his promises.
  • The plumber will probably repair the central heating tomorrow morning.
  • She's not independent enough.
  • She wants to know too much about other people.
  • She needs to create her own company.
  • She doesn't spend enough time with her family.
  • hard
  • heart
  • art
  • heard
  • foot
  • good
  • rude
  • proud
  • paid, very, bone
  • page, ferry, born
  • page, fairy, burn
  • pays, ferry, burn
  • Route 66.
  • Niagara Falls.
  • Monument Valley.
  • Mount Rushmore.
  • The American colonies declared independence from Britain.
  • Slavery ended in the United States.
  • A civil war started between the North and the South.
  • A gold rush began in California.
When the Smith family are on holiday, the kids ... their days at the pool.
  • often spend
  • likes to share
  • aren't having a lot of
  • are spending
… to … this Sunday?
  • Why do you want … leaving
  • What are you going … do
  • Who do they … see
  • Where can we … go
Tomatoes need rain so, if it … soon, we won't have many tomatoes this year.
  • isn't raining
  • won't rain
  • doesn't rain
  • isn't going to rain
Rob Scott … the same construction company since he left school, but now he's thinking of starting his own business.
  • worked with
  • is working in
  • works at
  • has worked for
My mother cut her hand in the accident and … her arm at the same time. But it was nothing serious.
  • hurt
  • hurts
  • has injured
  • was injured
The teacher spoke to the students and … study more for the exam.
  • said all they have to
  • asked for
  • told them all to
  • wanted for them
Find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Maisie died last year.
  • Jennifer's father had a great aunt.
  • Marjorie had an aunt called Maisie.
  • Marjorie's husband is dead.
What do we know about Maisie?
  • She lived a long way from Marjorie.
  • She had a lot of money.
  • She never married.
  • Her great nephew inherits her house.
What do we definitely know about Jennifer and David?
  • They would like to live away from the centre of London.
  • Up to now, they haven't thought about buying a house.
  • They've only been married for a short time.
  • Marjorie firmly believes that they're going to get married.
For Marjorie, one of the reasons the cottage is perfect for Jennifer and David is that … .
  • they can get from the cottage to their offices in London in just over an hour
  • Jennifer and David will be allowed to buy it for a very low price
  • it's close to where Jennifer's parents live
  • it's in a perfect location and is exactly the right size for a young couple
This extract is from a ... .
  • San Francisco travel guide
  • newspaper about an escape
  • prisoner’s diary
  • book about a deserted island
This is about how you can ... a prison on Alcatraz Island.
  • spend the night in
  • take a tour of
  • play an escape game in
  • visit people held in
From the text, we know that … .
  • prisoners were sent to Alcatraz as a reward for good behaviour
  • the prison was open for 50 years
  • Alcatraz Island is only a short distance from the city of San Francisco
  • it was impossible to swim from the island to the mainland
If you want to visit Alcatraz, you should ... .
  • remember to take your coat except in the summer
  • reserve your tickets ahead of time
  • bring cash or a credit card to pay for the boat trip
  • take a picnic with you because you can't buy food or drink there
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • In 30 years, 36 prisoners managed to escape from Alcatraz.
  • Sharks aren't the only reason that swimming to freedom was hard.
  • The boat trip takes half an hour there and back.
  • Taking photos inside the prison isn't permitted.
Find the true sentence.
  • Thanksgiving is a festival celebrated in Britain.
  • Crisps and petrol are the British words for chips and gasoline in the USA.
  • The Republic of Ireland is not a member of the European Union.
  • Rugby was invented in Australia.
Complete the list: Dublin, Ottawa, Wellington, ... .
  • Montreal
  • London
  • New York
  • Liverpool
Whose statue stands at the top of the column in Trafalgar Square in London?
  • Winston Churchill.
  • William the Conqueror.
  • Admiral Lord Nelson.
  • Queen Victoria.
There's no gas at the moment. … since last Thursday when someone said they smelt gas in their flat.
  • There isn't any
  • They turned off it
  • It's been turned off
  • It wasn't turned on
Which pair of words doesn't sound the same?
  • heir, hair
  • reign, rain
  • aloud, allowed
  • prays, praise
Complete the family of words: full stop, bracket, comma, ... .
  • tray
  • band
  • dash
  • strip
This is the ... chocolate cake I've ... !
  • most delicious … ever eaten
  • worse … tasted
  • best … never had
  • biggest … ever saw

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Answers
  • I'm a student.
  • Yes, I am.
  • Not too bad, thanks.
  • I'm almost 18.
  • From Sheffield, in the north of England.
  • Usually by train.
  • I was at school. Now I'm at home.
  • Yes, I do.
  • Daisy.
  • Ryan.
  • Anne.
  • Rosie.
  • A small blue ball.
  • A Rubix cube.
  • A plant in a pot.
  • A calculator.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Really? I didn't.
  • No, he wasn't.
  • Neither did I.
  • No, they didn't.
  • £59.17
  • £59.70
  • £55.70
  • £49.70
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • History.
  • Maths.
  • English.
  • Music.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Take care.
  • Hold on.
  • Is that you?
  • How are things?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • It's a pleasure.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • I don't worry.
  • It's a mess.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Place in basket.
  • Convert to text.
  • Move to trash.
  • Full screen.
  • Untidy.
  • Grumpy.
  • Ugly.
  • Helpful.
  • Excuse me, I haven't got enough money.
  • You don't give me enough cash.
  • You've given me the wrong change.
  • But the cupcake costs more than that.
  • Two police officers tried to arrest a gang of criminals, but they weren't successful.
  • The woman wanted spaghetti for lunch, but it wasn't on the menu at the restaurant.
  • There were no apples in the supermarket, so the woman couldn't buy any.
  • Two researchers are talking about some rats that have escaped from a laboratory.
  • Jane is teaching Alan to drive.
  • Jane borrows lots of money from Alan.
  • Jane is helping Alan at a difficult time.
  • Alan thinks Jane is very annoying.
  • She's learning to play a video game.
  • She's at her front door with a bag of shopping.
  • She's cooking something.
  • She wants to call someone on her new smartphone.
  • Have you got my size?
  • I don't like it very much.
  • Can I try it on, please?
  • I'm sure it's too big for me.
  • The woman is very grateful to the man.
  • The man has found something that the woman needs.
  • The man has picked up something that the woman threw away.
  • When the man gives the woman something, she is delighted.
  • Let’s take it away later.
  • We should give it back next week.
  • We can put it off to another time.
  • I’d like to keep it on.
  • He doesn't have enough money.
  • His house burned down in a fire.
  • His computer files aren't protected.
  • He hasn't got time to take a holiday.
  • The couple thought Mr Willis was going to visit them this evening.
  • Mr Willis has just told Fiona that he can't repair their central heating system.
  • Mr Willis is a plumber who doesn't always keep his promises.
  • The plumber will probably repair the central heating tomorrow morning.
  • She's not independent enough.
  • She wants to know too much about other people.
  • She needs to create her own company.
  • She doesn't spend enough time with her family.
  • hard
  • heart
  • art
  • heard
  • foot
  • good
  • rude
  • proud
  • paid, very, bone
  • page, ferry, born
  • page, fairy, burn
  • pays, ferry, burn
  • Route 66.
  • Niagara Falls.
  • Monument Valley.
  • Mount Rushmore.
  • The American colonies declared independence from Britain.
  • Slavery ended in the United States.
  • A civil war started between the North and the South.
  • A gold rush began in California.
When the Smith family are on holiday, the kids ... their days at the pool.
  • often spend
  • likes to share
  • aren't having a lot of
  • are spending
… to … this Sunday?
  • Why do you want … leaving
  • What are you going … do
  • Who do they … see
  • Where can we … go
Tomatoes need rain so, if it … soon, we won't have many tomatoes this year.
  • isn't raining
  • won't rain
  • doesn't rain
  • isn't going to rain
Rob Scott … the same construction company since he left school, but now he's thinking of starting his own business.
  • worked with
  • is working in
  • works at
  • has worked for
My mother cut her hand in the accident and … her arm at the same time. But it was nothing serious.
  • hurt
  • hurts
  • has injured
  • was injured
The teacher spoke to the students and … study more for the exam.
  • said all they have to
  • asked for
  • told them all to
  • wanted for them
Find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Maisie died last year.
  • Jennifer's father had a great aunt.
  • Marjorie had an aunt called Maisie.
  • Marjorie's husband is dead.
What do we know about Maisie?
  • She lived a long way from Marjorie.
  • She had a lot of money.
  • She never married.
  • Her great nephew inherits her house.
What do we definitely know about Jennifer and David?
  • They would like to live away from the centre of London.
  • Up to now, they haven't thought about buying a house.
  • They've only been married for a short time.
  • Marjorie firmly believes that they're going to get married.
For Marjorie, one of the reasons the cottage is perfect for Jennifer and David is that … .
  • they can get from the cottage to their offices in London in just over an hour
  • Jennifer and David will be allowed to buy it for a very low price
  • it's close to where Jennifer's parents live
  • it's in a perfect location and is exactly the right size for a young couple
This extract is from a ... .
  • San Francisco travel guide
  • newspaper about an escape
  • prisoner’s diary
  • book about a deserted island
This is about how you can ... a prison on Alcatraz Island.
  • spend the night in
  • take a tour of
  • play an escape game in
  • visit people held in
From the text, we know that … .
  • prisoners were sent to Alcatraz as a reward for good behaviour
  • the prison was open for 50 years
  • Alcatraz Island is only a short distance from the city of San Francisco
  • it was impossible to swim from the island to the mainland
If you want to visit Alcatraz, you should ... .
  • remember to take your coat except in the summer
  • reserve your tickets ahead of time
  • bring cash or a credit card to pay for the boat trip
  • take a picnic with you because you can't buy food or drink there
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • In 30 years, 36 prisoners managed to escape from Alcatraz.
  • Sharks aren't the only reason that swimming to freedom was hard.
  • The boat trip takes half an hour there and back.
  • Taking photos inside the prison isn't permitted.
Find the true sentence.
  • Thanksgiving is a festival celebrated in Britain.
  • Crisps and petrol are the British words for chips and gasoline in the USA.
  • The Republic of Ireland is not a member of the European Union.
  • Rugby was invented in Australia.
Complete the list: Dublin, Ottawa, Wellington, ... .
  • Montreal
  • London
  • New York
  • Liverpool
Whose statue stands at the top of the column in Trafalgar Square in London?
  • Winston Churchill.
  • William the Conqueror.
  • Admiral Lord Nelson.
  • Queen Victoria.
There's no gas at the moment. … since last Thursday when someone said they smelt gas in their flat.
  • There isn't any
  • They turned off it
  • It's been turned off
  • It wasn't turned on
Which pair of words doesn't sound the same?
  • heir, hair
  • reign, rain
  • aloud, allowed
  • prays, praise
Complete the family of words: full stop, bracket, comma, ... .
  • tray
  • band
  • dash
  • strip
This is the ... chocolate cake I've ... !
  • most delicious … ever eaten
  • worse … tasted
  • best … never had
  • biggest … ever saw

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Answers
  • Yes, I do.
  • By train.
  • From near Manchester.
  • To London.
  • Yes, you're much better.
  • A bit, yes.
  • I know.
  • Yes, it's worse.
  • The ice-cream.
  • The beach ball.
  • The suitcase.
  • The pair of sunglasses.
  • Sunday.
  • Friday.
  • Thursday.
  • Saturday.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • 26
  • 52
  • 70
  • 96
  • £4.50
  • £2.20
  • £4.20
  • £2
  • 10.15
  • 9.55
  • 9.45
  • 10.05
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A dot.
  • A comma.
  • A slash.
  • A tag.
  • Jaime Toyle
  • Graime Doile
  • Jarome Doyle
  • Graeme Doyle
  • You're welcome.
  • It's all the same to me.
  • You don't mind.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • Sure, I’ll be right back.
  • One bottle of water, coming up!
  • No worries, enjoy!
  • It doesn’t have meat in it.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's going to remove a poster from his bedroom wall.
  • He's going to take off his jacket because he's too hot.
  • He's going to turn off the television.
  • He's going to change the date of a meeting.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Help yourself.
  • Make yourself at home.
  • Take care!
  • Beware of the dog!
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • John wants to be alone at the moment.
  • John wants Katya to agree to go out with him.
  • Katya is playing a video game and John wants to try it.
  • John doesn't want to be Katya's boyfriend any more.
  • He took his driving test.
  • He got the results of a maths test.
  • He ran in a race.
  • He had a complete medical examination.
  • A supermarket cashier.
  • A customer in an electrical shop.
  • A passport controller.
  • A guest about to eat a yoghurt at a friend's house.
  • A flat-screen television.
  • A sofa that converts into a bed.
  • A folding dining table.
  • An inflatable swimming pool.
  • I can put you up now.
  • You've got a connection.
  • He'll hang up on you.
  • I'll put you through.
  • A virus.
  • A carnival.
  • A tornado.
  • A protest march.
  • The boy steals apples from a neighbour's apple tree. The girl thinks the neighbour will find out.
  • A farmer is probably going to put up a sign to stop people walking across his fields.
  • The boy's dog is missing. The girl thinks he'll come home eventually.
  • A famous actor is hiding from the press. But he'll have to tell people where he is very soon.
  • You were taken for a ride.
  • You should have trusted him.
  • You didn't put your cards on the table.
  • You had a lucky escape.
  • earring
  • hiring
  • herring
  • hearing
  • market
  • plastic
  • basin
  • picnic
  • No one of the
  • guessed who the
  • the students' guest
  • the lecture was referring
  • The Union Party.
  • The Democratic Party.
  • The Labour Party.
  • The Republican Party.
  • The states that make up the USA.
  • The first American colonies.
  • The generals who won independence.
  • The Pilgrim Fathers.
Anyone can do it. You ... be particularly athletic, but it helps!
  • can't
  • don't have to
  • mustn't
  • could even
“… you … the invitations?” “Yes, I did them yesterday.”
  • Did … write already
  • Did … just sent
  • Have … already written
  • Have … ever seen
I want to make my boyfriend's birthday a special day, but I have no idea what … to do.
  • he'd like
  • will he like
  • does he enjoy
  • is he going to want
Some priceless paintings … in the fire at the museum on Sunday.
  • have been burned
  • have burned
  • were destroyed
  • were destroying
There … so much pollution if … so many cars on the roads.
  • can't be … there won't be
  • don't have … we don't put
  • wouldn't be … there weren't
  • wouldn't be … we don't have
Ever since Carrie broke up with James, she … the boy next door.
  • was seeing
  • is seeing
  • has been seeing
  • has seen
What do we know about Emma?
  • She doesn't live in England.
  • She used to work with Louise.
  • She isn't married.
  • She has never had a job.
Louise wrote, “perhaps I should say Amelia” because … .
  • she doesn't know who she's writing to
  • Emma changed her name to Amelia
  • Emma used to be called Amelia
  • Emma and Amelia have the same email address
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • Emma is a movie actor who lives in the USA.
  • Emma married a very wealthy young man.
  • Louise and Emma were good friends when they were young.
  • Louise has a cousin who works in California.
Based on what Louise writes, find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Louise has no idea what Emma has been doing for the past five years.
  • Louise isn't writing to congratulate Emma on her marriage to a millionaire.
  • Emma didn't marry Louise's brother because she didn't want to live in England.
  • Louise has been expecting an email from Emma for several years.
The AIClip is ... .
  • a new and expensive smartphone
  • something that protects your smartphone
  • something you can use instead of a smartphone
  • something that gives your smartphone more power
This article tells us that it can be difficult for people to … .
  • buy a phone
  • depend on their phones
  • live without their phones
  • use social media
The writer thinks that the problem with smartphones is that … .
  • you can't do enough with them
  • you have to hold them in your hand
  • they don't use artificial intelligence
  • they are far too expensive
According to the article, which sentence about the AIClip ISN'T true?
  • You can speak to it, and it can speak to you.
  • It can do just as much as any smartphone.
  • Its camera can identify and analyse objects.
  • It doesn't display information on a screen.
It is clear that the writer of this article … .
  • works for the company that makes the AIClip
  • thinks the AIClip is a wonderful invention, even if it's expensive
  • is sure that a lot of people will replace their phones by AIClips
  • has been using the AIClip to translate documents
Silicon Valley in California is famous for … .
  • earthquakes
  • the production of oranges
  • technological progress
  • the number of movie stars who live there
At Christmas time, people say “Happy Christmas!” or “ … Christmas!” to each other.
  • Jolly
  • Gloomy
  • Merry
  • Lively
Which political leader was assassinated in a theatre in Washington D.C.?
  • Martin Luther King.
  • John F. Kennedy.
  • Abraham Lincoln.
  • George Washington.
Peter's father … him … to Mrs Brown for his bad behaviour.
  • made … to say sorry
  • had … to apologise
  • got … apologise
  • made … apologise
“Where are they? They … here hours ago. Do you think they've had an accident?”
  • are supposed to be
  • will have arrived
  • should have been
  • have been coming
“The more expensive rooms like this one have a sea view,” said the hotel manager, “but the cheaper ones … the car park.”
  • overlook
  • overcome
  • oversee
  • overview
Jane's nervous. It's her first day at her new school tomorrow. Her father says, “You'll soon … ,” meaning “You'll get used to it very quickly.”
  • make ends meet
  • find your feet
  • sit up straight
  • plant your tree

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Answers
  • Yes, I do.
  • By train.
  • From near Manchester.
  • To London.
  • Yes, you're much better.
  • A bit, yes.
  • I know.
  • Yes, it's worse.
  • The ice-cream.
  • The beach ball.
  • The suitcase.
  • The pair of sunglasses.
  • Sunday.
  • Friday.
  • Thursday.
  • Saturday.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • 26
  • 52
  • 70
  • 96
  • £4.50
  • £2.20
  • £4.20
  • £2
  • 10.15
  • 9.55
  • 9.45
  • 10.05
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A dot.
  • A comma.
  • A slash.
  • A tag.
  • Jaime Toyle
  • Graime Doile
  • Jarome Doyle
  • Graeme Doyle
  • You're welcome.
  • It's all the same to me.
  • You don't mind.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • Sure, I’ll be right back.
  • One bottle of water, coming up!
  • No worries, enjoy!
  • It doesn’t have meat in it.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's going to remove a poster from his bedroom wall.
  • He's going to take off his jacket because he's too hot.
  • He's going to turn off the television.
  • He's going to change the date of a meeting.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Help yourself.
  • Make yourself at home.
  • Take care!
  • Beware of the dog!
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • John wants to be alone at the moment.
  • John wants Katya to agree to go out with him.
  • Katya is playing a video game and John wants to try it.
  • John doesn't want to be Katya's boyfriend any more.
  • He took his driving test.
  • He got the results of a maths test.
  • He ran in a race.
  • He had a complete medical examination.
  • A supermarket cashier.
  • A customer in an electrical shop.
  • A passport controller.
  • A guest about to eat a yoghurt at a friend's house.
  • A flat-screen television.
  • A sofa that converts into a bed.
  • A folding dining table.
  • An inflatable swimming pool.
  • I can put you up now.
  • You've got a connection.
  • He'll hang up on you.
  • I'll put you through.
  • A virus.
  • A carnival.
  • A tornado.
  • A protest march.
  • The boy steals apples from a neighbour's apple tree. The girl thinks the neighbour will find out.
  • A farmer is probably going to put up a sign to stop people walking across his fields.
  • The boy's dog is missing. The girl thinks he'll come home eventually.
  • A famous actor is hiding from the press. But he'll have to tell people where he is very soon.
  • You were taken for a ride.
  • You should have trusted him.
  • You didn't put your cards on the table.
  • You had a lucky escape.
  • earring
  • hiring
  • herring
  • hearing
  • market
  • plastic
  • basin
  • picnic
  • No one of the
  • guessed who the
  • the students' guest
  • the lecture was referring
  • The Union Party.
  • The Democratic Party.
  • The Labour Party.
  • The Republican Party.
  • The states that make up the USA.
  • The first American colonies.
  • The generals who won independence.
  • The Pilgrim Fathers.
Anyone can do it. You ... be particularly athletic, but it helps!
  • can't
  • don't have to
  • mustn't
  • could even
“… you … the invitations?” “Yes, I did them yesterday.”
  • Did … write already
  • Did … just sent
  • Have … already written
  • Have … ever seen
I want to make my boyfriend's birthday a special day, but I have no idea what … to do.
  • he'd like
  • will he like
  • does he enjoy
  • is he going to want
Some priceless paintings … in the fire at the museum on Sunday.
  • have been burned
  • have burned
  • were destroyed
  • were destroying
There … so much pollution if … so many cars on the roads.
  • can't be … there won't be
  • don't have … we don't put
  • wouldn't be … there weren't
  • wouldn't be … we don't have
Ever since Carrie broke up with James, she … the boy next door.
  • was seeing
  • is seeing
  • has been seeing
  • has seen
What do we know about Emma?
  • She doesn't live in England.
  • She used to work with Louise.
  • She isn't married.
  • She has never had a job.
Louise wrote, “perhaps I should say Amelia” because … .
  • she doesn't know who she's writing to
  • Emma changed her name to Amelia
  • Emma used to be called Amelia
  • Emma and Amelia have the same email address
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • Emma is a movie actor who lives in the USA.
  • Emma married a very wealthy young man.
  • Louise and Emma were good friends when they were young.
  • Louise has a cousin who works in California.
Based on what Louise writes, find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Louise has no idea what Emma has been doing for the past five years.
  • Louise isn't writing to congratulate Emma on her marriage to a millionaire.
  • Emma didn't marry Louise's brother because she didn't want to live in England.
  • Louise has been expecting an email from Emma for several years.
The AIClip is ... .
  • a new and expensive smartphone
  • something that protects your smartphone
  • something you can use instead of a smartphone
  • something that gives your smartphone more power
This article tells us that it can be difficult for people to … .
  • buy a phone
  • depend on their phones
  • live without their phones
  • use social media
The writer thinks that the problem with smartphones is that … .
  • you can't do enough with them
  • you have to hold them in your hand
  • they don't use artificial intelligence
  • they are far too expensive
According to the article, which sentence about the AIClip ISN'T true?
  • You can speak to it, and it can speak to you.
  • It can do just as much as any smartphone.
  • Its camera can identify and analyse objects.
  • It doesn't display information on a screen.
It is clear that the writer of this article … .
  • works for the company that makes the AIClip
  • thinks the AIClip is a wonderful invention, even if it's expensive
  • is sure that a lot of people will replace their phones by AIClips
  • has been using the AIClip to translate documents
Silicon Valley in California is famous for … .
  • earthquakes
  • the production of oranges
  • technological progress
  • the number of movie stars who live there
At Christmas time, people say “Happy Christmas!” or “ … Christmas!” to each other.
  • Jolly
  • Gloomy
  • Merry
  • Lively
Which political leader was assassinated in a theatre in Washington D.C.?
  • Martin Luther King.
  • John F. Kennedy.
  • Abraham Lincoln.
  • George Washington.
Peter's father … him … to Mrs Brown for his bad behaviour.
  • made … to say sorry
  • had … to apologise
  • got … apologise
  • made … apologise
“Where are they? They … here hours ago. Do you think they've had an accident?”
  • are supposed to be
  • will have arrived
  • should have been
  • have been coming
“The more expensive rooms like this one have a sea view,” said the hotel manager, “but the cheaper ones … the car park.”
  • overlook
  • overcome
  • oversee
  • overview
Jane's nervous. It's her first day at her new school tomorrow. Her father says, “You'll soon … ,” meaning “You'll get used to it very quickly.”
  • make ends meet
  • find your feet
  • sit up straight
  • plant your tree

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Answers
  • Yes, I do.
  • By train.
  • From near Manchester.
  • To London.
  • Yes, you're much better.
  • A bit, yes.
  • I know.
  • Yes, it's worse.
  • The ice-cream.
  • The beach ball.
  • The suitcase.
  • The pair of sunglasses.
  • Sunday.
  • Friday.
  • Thursday.
  • Saturday.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • 26
  • 52
  • 70
  • 96
  • £4.50
  • £2.20
  • £4.20
  • £2
  • 10.15
  • 9.55
  • 9.45
  • 10.05
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A dot.
  • A comma.
  • A slash.
  • A tag.
  • Jaime Toyle
  • Graime Doile
  • Jarome Doyle
  • Graeme Doyle
  • You're welcome.
  • It's all the same to me.
  • You don't mind.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • Sure, I’ll be right back.
  • One bottle of water, coming up!
  • No worries, enjoy!
  • It doesn’t have meat in it.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He's going to remove a poster from his bedroom wall.
  • He's going to take off his jacket because he's too hot.
  • He's going to turn off the television.
  • He's going to change the date of a meeting.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Help yourself.
  • Make yourself at home.
  • Take care!
  • Beware of the dog!
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • John wants to be alone at the moment.
  • John wants Katya to agree to go out with him.
  • Katya is playing a video game and John wants to try it.
  • John doesn't want to be Katya's boyfriend any more.
  • He took his driving test.
  • He got the results of a maths test.
  • He ran in a race.
  • He had a complete medical examination.
  • A supermarket cashier.
  • A customer in an electrical shop.
  • A passport controller.
  • A guest about to eat a yoghurt at a friend's house.
  • A flat-screen television.
  • A sofa that converts into a bed.
  • A folding dining table.
  • An inflatable swimming pool.
  • I can put you up now.
  • You've got a connection.
  • He'll hang up on you.
  • I'll put you through.
  • A virus.
  • A carnival.
  • A tornado.
  • A protest march.
  • The boy steals apples from a neighbour's apple tree. The girl thinks the neighbour will find out.
  • A farmer is probably going to put up a sign to stop people walking across his fields.
  • The boy's dog is missing. The girl thinks he'll come home eventually.
  • A famous actor is hiding from the press. But he'll have to tell people where he is very soon.
  • You were taken for a ride.
  • You should have trusted him.
  • You didn't put your cards on the table.
  • You had a lucky escape.
  • earring
  • hiring
  • herring
  • hearing
  • market
  • plastic
  • basin
  • picnic
  • No one of the
  • guessed who the
  • the students' guest
  • the lecture was referring
  • The Union Party.
  • The Democratic Party.
  • The Labour Party.
  • The Republican Party.
  • The states that make up the USA.
  • The first American colonies.
  • The generals who won independence.
  • The Pilgrim Fathers.
Anyone can do it. You ... be particularly athletic, but it helps!
  • can't
  • don't have to
  • mustn't
  • could even
“… you … the invitations?” “Yes, I did them yesterday.”
  • Did … write already
  • Did … just sent
  • Have … already written
  • Have … ever seen
I want to make my boyfriend's birthday a special day, but I have no idea what … to do.
  • he'd like
  • will he like
  • does he enjoy
  • is he going to want
Some priceless paintings … in the fire at the museum on Sunday.
  • have been burned
  • have burned
  • were destroyed
  • were destroying
There … so much pollution if … so many cars on the roads.
  • can't be … there won't be
  • don't have … we don't put
  • wouldn't be … there weren't
  • wouldn't be … we don't have
Ever since Carrie broke up with James, she … the boy next door.
  • was seeing
  • is seeing
  • has been seeing
  • has seen
What do we know about Emma?
  • She doesn't live in England.
  • She used to work with Louise.
  • She isn't married.
  • She has never had a job.
Louise wrote, “perhaps I should say Amelia” because … .
  • she doesn't know who she's writing to
  • Emma changed her name to Amelia
  • Emma used to be called Amelia
  • Emma and Amelia have the same email address
Find the sentence that isn't true.
  • Emma is a movie actor who lives in the USA.
  • Emma married a very wealthy young man.
  • Louise and Emma were good friends when they were young.
  • Louise has a cousin who works in California.
Based on what Louise writes, find the sentence that is definitely true.
  • Louise has no idea what Emma has been doing for the past five years.
  • Louise isn't writing to congratulate Emma on her marriage to a millionaire.
  • Emma didn't marry Louise's brother because she didn't want to live in England.
  • Louise has been expecting an email from Emma for several years.
The AIClip is ... .
  • a new and expensive smartphone
  • something that protects your smartphone
  • something you can use instead of a smartphone
  • something that gives your smartphone more power
This article tells us that it can be difficult for people to … .
  • buy a phone
  • depend on their phones
  • live without their phones
  • use social media
The writer thinks that the problem with smartphones is that … .
  • you can't do enough with them
  • you have to hold them in your hand
  • they don't use artificial intelligence
  • they are far too expensive
According to the article, which sentence about the AIClip ISN'T true?
  • You can speak to it, and it can speak to you.
  • It can do just as much as any smartphone.
  • Its camera can identify and analyse objects.
  • It doesn't display information on a screen.
It is clear that the writer of this article … .
  • works for the company that makes the AIClip
  • thinks the AIClip is a wonderful invention, even if it's expensive
  • is sure that a lot of people will replace their phones by AIClips
  • has been using the AIClip to translate documents
Silicon Valley in California is famous for … .
  • earthquakes
  • the production of oranges
  • technological progress
  • the number of movie stars who live there
At Christmas time, people say “Happy Christmas!” or “ … Christmas!” to each other.
  • Jolly
  • Gloomy
  • Merry
  • Lively
Which political leader was assassinated in a theatre in Washington D.C.?
  • Martin Luther King.
  • John F. Kennedy.
  • Abraham Lincoln.
  • George Washington.
Peter's father … him … to Mrs Brown for his bad behaviour.
  • made … to say sorry
  • had … to apologise
  • got … apologise
  • made … apologise
“Where are they? They … here hours ago. Do you think they've had an accident?”
  • are supposed to be
  • will have arrived
  • should have been
  • have been coming
“The more expensive rooms like this one have a sea view,” said the hotel manager, “but the cheaper ones … the car park.”
  • overlook
  • overcome
  • oversee
  • overview
Jane's nervous. It's her first day at her new school tomorrow. Her father says, “You'll soon … ,” meaning “You'll get used to it very quickly.”
  • make ends meet
  • find your feet
  • sit up straight
  • plant your tree

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Answers
  • Loyd.
  • Lloid.
  • Lloyd.
  • Woyd.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I hope not.
  • Yes, go ahead.
  • Just a bit.
  • Do you think so?
  • How old is your brother?
  • How many people will be there?
  • What time is it?
  • When are you going to London?
  • A radio.
  • A pineapple.
  • A bottle.
  • A pair of sunglasses.
  • I'll call you back.
  • I'll have to take their call.
  • Don't speak to me.
  • I can't hang up.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • £130.49
  • £113.49
  • £113.09
  • £130.99
  • 23rd July
  • 30th July
  • 18th July
  • 24th July
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I'm sure I will.
  • Yes, thank you for inviting me.
  • You're welcome. See you soon.
  • Never mind.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Me too.
  • Neither did I.
  • Nor do I.
  • So do I.
  • Best wishes.
  • Lots of fun.
  • With sympathy.
  • Enjoy your trip.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He works nights in a factory.
  • He doesn't earn as much as he used to.
  • He goes out with friends every night.
  • When he changed job, it was easy to adapt.
  • Sarah is trying to persuade Paul to do something.
  • Paul is changing his mind because of something Sarah has said.
  • Paul thinks Sarah isn't telling the truth, as a joke.
  • Paul thinks Sarah is trying to humiliate him.
  • To repeat.
  • To practise.
  • To exercise.
  • To relax.
  • She doesn't understand why it's a good idea to watch CNN.
  • She can't get CNN on her television or computer.
  • She has problems understanding CNN.
  • She doesn't have time to watch CNN.
  • Mr Smith has created an awkward situation with a neighbour by not telling the truth.
  • A neighbour broke Mr Smith’s lawnmower so now he can’t cut the grass.
  • Mr Smith borrowed Mr Brown’s lawnmower and damaged it while cutting his grass.
  • Mr Smith never lends his things and always lies when asked.
  • The man thinks that the woman is about to do something dangerous.
  • The woman is going to do something because she has no other option.
  • The man is persuading the woman to do something she doesn’t want to.
  • The woman is determined to do something that scares her.
  • Tom isn't obeying the sergeant's orders because he will soon be a sergeant himself.
  • Tom doesn't go to the gym often enough and he's getting fat.
  • Tom can't do his job properly because he's getting old.
  • Tom will soon be leaving the police force because he's not very good at his job.
  • They're not going to make ends meet.
  • They're going to be in the red.
  • They're going to break even.
  • They're not going to break the bank.
  • Helen is having second thoughts about the engagement.
  • Helen feels the same about Paul as she does about her brother.
  • Helen is head over heels in love with Paul.
  • Helen knows that she and Paul are perfectly matched.
  • bury
  • curry
  • furry
  • diary
  • fires, cannot, write
  • fires, own, red
  • files, read, right
  • files, only, write
  • thorough
  • volley
  • chaos
  • yacht
  • The third Monday of January.
  • The fourth of July.
  • The first Monday of October.
  • The fourth Thursday of November.
  • Guinevere.
  • Marian.
  • Lara.
  • Rosalind.
We won't be able to start the match unless it ... raining.
  • stops
  • will stop
  • isn't
  • wasn't
The man said “Hello” to Kate, but she had no idea … .
  • what was his name
  • how did he know her
  • where did he come from
  • who he was
If Susie put more effort into her job, her boss ... her.
  • will probably promote
  • can think about promoting
  • would promote
  • was promoting
The man fired at the policeman and … him. Fortunately, he missed.
  • could have killed
  • will surely kill
  • might kill
  • would like to kill
A union representative said, “We ... with management since yesterday, but we haven't reached any agreement yet.”
  • have been negotiating
  • have talked
  • are discussing
  • were having a meeting
Once they … a vaccine, it … long to produce it.
  • will find … won't take them
  • had found … wouldn't take
  • find … won't be
  • have found … won't take
We know from Ryan's email that Luigi … .
  • needs riders who can work part-time
  • wants riders who can work every day
  • pays his riders more than Gino does
  • doesn't have any delivery riders
We know that Ryan wants to ... .
  • leave school and work for Luigi
  • stop working for Gino
  • earn some money while he's still at school
  • only work during the school holidays
Find the true sentence, according to the information in the email.
  • The job advertisement didn't say anything about pay.
  • The hours are the only thing that might stop Ryan from getting the job.
  • Ryan is applying for the same job as he did for Gino.
  • Ryan can work any evening of the week, but not after 10.00 pm.
Find the sentence about Gino that definitely ISN'T true.
  • He and Luigi are in direct competition for trade.
  • Not everyone thinks his pizzas are the best in town.
  • He doesn't consider that Ryan's worth having as a rider.
  • As a boss, he can be short-tempered at times.
What sort of book does this extract come from?
  • A sci-fi adventure.
  • A romantic novel.
  • A horror story.
  • A historical biography.
In the story, we know that Mark and Lucy ... .
  • are in a haunted castle
  • aren't where they intended to be
  • have checked in to a luxury hotel
  • are in a creepy cottage
Lucy describes an incident. Which sentence matches what she says?
  • The shower water was cold so she asked Mr Price to fix it.
  • Mr Price was reluctant to help Lucy when she asked.
  • Lucy saw something that Mr Price tried to hide from her.
  • She was in the bathroom with Mr Price and saw he had no reflection.
Find the true sentence.
  • They got lost in the snow so it took them ages to find their hotel.
  • Lucy and Mark are trying to leave but Mr Price has trapped them.
  • The couple have yet to spend a night in the hotel.
  • Lucy has tried phoning the police but can't get through.
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Mark says that if they told the police, they would think it was a joke.
  • They can't get to the nearby city because of heavy snow.
  • Aside from Mr Price, Mark believes that he and Lucy are alone.
  • Lucy is convinced by what she saw but Mark is less easily persuaded.
Which of these is one of the national emblems of England?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
Find the list of three major US cities that are NOT all in the same state.
  • Dallas, Houston, Austin
  • Miami, Palm Springs, Orlando
  • Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego
  • Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Boston
The people who … are called Native Americans.
  • were all slaves before the American Civil War
  • were the first Europeans to colonise America
  • lived in America before the Europeans arrived
  • wanted America to be independent from Britain
Which famous character from a Shakespeare play says “To be or not to be, that is the question”?
  • Romeo.
  • Juliet.
  • Hamlet.
  • King Lear.
If you are “at … ,” it means you have nothing specific to do, or don't know what to do.
  • sixes and sevens
  • a loose end
  • a turning point
  • the end of your tether
In the USA, it is illegal to walk across a street when the traffic lights are against you. This is called … .
  • road hogging
  • cross-stitching
  • carjacking
  • jaywalking
Students and workers were the main driving force behind a popular up… that caused the fall of the government.
  • turn
  • roar
  • rising
  • thrust

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Answers
  • Loyd.
  • Lloid.
  • Lloyd.
  • Woyd.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I hope not.
  • Yes, go ahead.
  • Just a bit.
  • Do you think so?
  • How old is your brother?
  • How many people will be there?
  • What time is it?
  • When are you going to London?
  • A radio.
  • A pineapple.
  • A bottle.
  • A pair of sunglasses.
  • I'll call you back.
  • I'll have to take their call.
  • Don't speak to me.
  • I can't hang up.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • £130.49
  • £113.49
  • £113.09
  • £130.99
  • 23rd July
  • 30th July
  • 18th July
  • 24th July
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I'm sure I will.
  • Yes, thank you for inviting me.
  • You're welcome. See you soon.
  • Never mind.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Me too.
  • Neither did I.
  • Nor do I.
  • So do I.
  • Best wishes.
  • Lots of fun.
  • With sympathy.
  • Enjoy your trip.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He works nights in a factory.
  • He doesn't earn as much as he used to.
  • He goes out with friends every night.
  • When he changed job, it was easy to adapt.
  • Sarah is trying to persuade Paul to do something.
  • Paul is changing his mind because of something Sarah has said.
  • Paul thinks Sarah isn't telling the truth, as a joke.
  • Paul thinks Sarah is trying to humiliate him.
  • To repeat.
  • To practise.
  • To exercise.
  • To relax.
  • She doesn't understand why it's a good idea to watch CNN.
  • She can't get CNN on her television or computer.
  • She has problems understanding CNN.
  • She doesn't have time to watch CNN.
  • Mr Smith has created an awkward situation with a neighbour by not telling the truth.
  • A neighbour broke Mr Smith’s lawnmower so now he can’t cut the grass.
  • Mr Smith borrowed Mr Brown’s lawnmower and damaged it while cutting his grass.
  • Mr Smith never lends his things and always lies when asked.
  • The man thinks that the woman is about to do something dangerous.
  • The woman is going to do something because she has no other option.
  • The man is persuading the woman to do something she doesn’t want to.
  • The woman is determined to do something that scares her.
  • Tom isn't obeying the sergeant's orders because he will soon be a sergeant himself.
  • Tom doesn't go to the gym often enough and he's getting fat.
  • Tom can't do his job properly because he's getting old.
  • Tom will soon be leaving the police force because he's not very good at his job.
  • They're not going to make ends meet.
  • They're going to be in the red.
  • They're going to break even.
  • They're not going to break the bank.
  • Helen is having second thoughts about the engagement.
  • Helen feels the same about Paul as she does about her brother.
  • Helen is head over heels in love with Paul.
  • Helen knows that she and Paul are perfectly matched.
  • bury
  • curry
  • furry
  • diary
  • fires, cannot, write
  • fires, own, red
  • files, read, right
  • files, only, write
  • thorough
  • volley
  • chaos
  • yacht
  • The third Monday of January.
  • The fourth of July.
  • The first Monday of October.
  • The fourth Thursday of November.
  • Guinevere.
  • Marian.
  • Lara.
  • Rosalind.
We won't be able to start the match unless it ... raining.
  • stops
  • will stop
  • isn't
  • wasn't
The man said “Hello” to Kate, but she had no idea … .
  • what was his name
  • how did he know her
  • where did he come from
  • who he was
If Susie put more effort into her job, her boss ... her.
  • will probably promote
  • can think about promoting
  • would promote
  • was promoting
The man fired at the policeman and … him. Fortunately, he missed.
  • could have killed
  • will surely kill
  • might kill
  • would like to kill
A union representative said, “We ... with management since yesterday, but we haven't reached any agreement yet.”
  • have been negotiating
  • have talked
  • are discussing
  • were having a meeting
Once they … a vaccine, it … long to produce it.
  • will find … won't take them
  • had found … wouldn't take
  • find … won't be
  • have found … won't take
We know from Ryan's email that Luigi … .
  • needs riders who can work part-time
  • wants riders who can work every day
  • pays his riders more than Gino does
  • doesn't have any delivery riders
We know that Ryan wants to ... .
  • leave school and work for Luigi
  • stop working for Gino
  • earn some money while he's still at school
  • only work during the school holidays
Find the true sentence, according to the information in the email.
  • The job advertisement didn't say anything about pay.
  • The hours are the only thing that might stop Ryan from getting the job.
  • Ryan is applying for the same job as he did for Gino.
  • Ryan can work any evening of the week, but not after 10.00 pm.
Find the sentence about Gino that definitely ISN'T true.
  • He and Luigi are in direct competition for trade.
  • Not everyone thinks his pizzas are the best in town.
  • He doesn't consider that Ryan's worth having as a rider.
  • As a boss, he can be short-tempered at times.
What sort of book does this extract come from?
  • A sci-fi adventure.
  • A romantic novel.
  • A horror story.
  • A historical biography.
In the story, we know that Mark and Lucy ... .
  • are in a haunted castle
  • aren't where they intended to be
  • have checked in to a luxury hotel
  • are in a creepy cottage
Lucy describes an incident. Which sentence matches what she says?
  • The shower water was cold so she asked Mr Price to fix it.
  • Mr Price was reluctant to help Lucy when she asked.
  • Lucy saw something that Mr Price tried to hide from her.
  • She was in the bathroom with Mr Price and saw he had no reflection.
Find the true sentence.
  • They got lost in the snow so it took them ages to find their hotel.
  • Lucy and Mark are trying to leave but Mr Price has trapped them.
  • The couple have yet to spend a night in the hotel.
  • Lucy has tried phoning the police but can't get through.
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Mark says that if they told the police, they would think it was a joke.
  • They can't get to the nearby city because of heavy snow.
  • Aside from Mr Price, Mark believes that he and Lucy are alone.
  • Lucy is convinced by what she saw but Mark is less easily persuaded.
Which of these is one of the national emblems of England?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
Find the list of three major US cities that are NOT all in the same state.
  • Dallas, Houston, Austin
  • Miami, Palm Springs, Orlando
  • Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego
  • Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Boston
The people who … are called Native Americans.
  • were all slaves before the American Civil War
  • were the first Europeans to colonise America
  • lived in America before the Europeans arrived
  • wanted America to be independent from Britain
Which famous character from a Shakespeare play says “To be or not to be, that is the question”?
  • Romeo.
  • Juliet.
  • Hamlet.
  • King Lear.
If you are “at … ,” it means you have nothing specific to do, or don't know what to do.
  • sixes and sevens
  • a loose end
  • a turning point
  • the end of your tether
In the USA, it is illegal to walk across a street when the traffic lights are against you. This is called … .
  • road hogging
  • cross-stitching
  • carjacking
  • jaywalking
Students and workers were the main driving force behind a popular up… that caused the fall of the government.
  • turn
  • roar
  • rising
  • thrust

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Answers
  • Loyd.
  • Lloid.
  • Lloyd.
  • Woyd.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I hope not.
  • Yes, go ahead.
  • Just a bit.
  • Do you think so?
  • How old is your brother?
  • How many people will be there?
  • What time is it?
  • When are you going to London?
  • A radio.
  • A pineapple.
  • A bottle.
  • A pair of sunglasses.
  • I'll call you back.
  • I'll have to take their call.
  • Don't speak to me.
  • I can't hang up.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • £130.49
  • £113.49
  • £113.09
  • £130.99
  • 23rd July
  • 30th July
  • 18th July
  • 24th July
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • I'm sure I will.
  • Yes, thank you for inviting me.
  • You're welcome. See you soon.
  • Never mind.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • Me too.
  • Neither did I.
  • Nor do I.
  • So do I.
  • Best wishes.
  • Lots of fun.
  • With sympathy.
  • Enjoy your trip.
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
  • He works nights in a factory.
  • He doesn't earn as much as he used to.
  • He goes out with friends every night.
  • When he changed job, it was easy to adapt.
  • Sarah is trying to persuade Paul to do something.
  • Paul is changing his mind because of something Sarah has said.
  • Paul thinks Sarah isn't telling the truth, as a joke.
  • Paul thinks Sarah is trying to humiliate him.
  • To repeat.
  • To practise.
  • To exercise.
  • To relax.
  • She doesn't understand why it's a good idea to watch CNN.
  • She can't get CNN on her television or computer.
  • She has problems understanding CNN.
  • She doesn't have time to watch CNN.
  • Mr Smith has created an awkward situation with a neighbour by not telling the truth.
  • A neighbour broke Mr Smith’s lawnmower so now he can’t cut the grass.
  • Mr Smith borrowed Mr Brown’s lawnmower and damaged it while cutting his grass.
  • Mr Smith never lends his things and always lies when asked.
  • The man thinks that the woman is about to do something dangerous.
  • The woman is going to do something because she has no other option.
  • The man is persuading the woman to do something she doesn’t want to.
  • The woman is determined to do something that scares her.
  • Tom isn't obeying the sergeant's orders because he will soon be a sergeant himself.
  • Tom doesn't go to the gym often enough and he's getting fat.
  • Tom can't do his job properly because he's getting old.
  • Tom will soon be leaving the police force because he's not very good at his job.
  • They're not going to make ends meet.
  • They're going to be in the red.
  • They're going to break even.
  • They're not going to break the bank.
  • Helen is having second thoughts about the engagement.
  • Helen feels the same about Paul as she does about her brother.
  • Helen is head over heels in love with Paul.
  • Helen knows that she and Paul are perfectly matched.
  • bury
  • curry
  • furry
  • diary
  • fires, cannot, write
  • fires, own, red
  • files, read, right
  • files, only, write
  • thorough
  • volley
  • chaos
  • yacht
  • The third Monday of January.
  • The fourth of July.
  • The first Monday of October.
  • The fourth Thursday of November.
  • Guinevere.
  • Marian.
  • Lara.
  • Rosalind.
We won't be able to start the match unless it ... raining.
  • stops
  • will stop
  • isn't
  • wasn't
The man said “Hello” to Kate, but she had no idea … .
  • what was his name
  • how did he know her
  • where did he come from
  • who he was
If Susie put more effort into her job, her boss ... her.
  • will probably promote
  • can think about promoting
  • would promote
  • was promoting
The man fired at the policeman and … him. Fortunately, he missed.
  • could have killed
  • will surely kill
  • might kill
  • would like to kill
A union representative said, “We ... with management since yesterday, but we haven't reached any agreement yet.”
  • have been negotiating
  • have talked
  • are discussing
  • were having a meeting
Once they … a vaccine, it … long to produce it.
  • will find … won't take them
  • had found … wouldn't take
  • find … won't be
  • have found … won't take
We know from Ryan's email that Luigi … .
  • needs riders who can work part-time
  • wants riders who can work every day
  • pays his riders more than Gino does
  • doesn't have any delivery riders
We know that Ryan wants to ... .
  • leave school and work for Luigi
  • stop working for Gino
  • earn some money while he's still at school
  • only work during the school holidays
Find the true sentence, according to the information in the email.
  • The job advertisement didn't say anything about pay.
  • The hours are the only thing that might stop Ryan from getting the job.
  • Ryan is applying for the same job as he did for Gino.
  • Ryan can work any evening of the week, but not after 10.00 pm.
Find the sentence about Gino that definitely ISN'T true.
  • He and Luigi are in direct competition for trade.
  • Not everyone thinks his pizzas are the best in town.
  • He doesn't consider that Ryan's worth having as a rider.
  • As a boss, he can be short-tempered at times.
What sort of book does this extract come from?
  • A sci-fi adventure.
  • A romantic novel.
  • A horror story.
  • A historical biography.
In the story, we know that Mark and Lucy ... .
  • are in a haunted castle
  • aren't where they intended to be
  • have checked in to a luxury hotel
  • are in a creepy cottage
Lucy describes an incident. Which sentence matches what she says?
  • The shower water was cold so she asked Mr Price to fix it.
  • Mr Price was reluctant to help Lucy when she asked.
  • Lucy saw something that Mr Price tried to hide from her.
  • She was in the bathroom with Mr Price and saw he had no reflection.
Find the true sentence.
  • They got lost in the snow so it took them ages to find their hotel.
  • Lucy and Mark are trying to leave but Mr Price has trapped them.
  • The couple have yet to spend a night in the hotel.
  • Lucy has tried phoning the police but can't get through.
Find the sentence that ISN'T true.
  • Mark says that if they told the police, they would think it was a joke.
  • They can't get to the nearby city because of heavy snow.
  • Aside from Mr Price, Mark believes that he and Lucy are alone.
  • Lucy is convinced by what she saw but Mark is less easily persuaded.
Which of these is one of the national emblems of England?
  • A
  • B
  • C
  • D
Find the list of three major US cities that are NOT all in the same state.
  • Dallas, Houston, Austin
  • Miami, Palm Springs, Orlando
  • Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego
  • Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Boston
The people who … are called Native Americans.
  • were all slaves before the American Civil War
  • were the first Europeans to colonise America
  • lived in America before the Europeans arrived
  • wanted America to be independent from Britain
Which famous character from a Shakespeare play says “To be or not to be, that is the question”?
  • Romeo.
  • Juliet.
  • Hamlet.
  • King Lear.
If you are “at … ,” it means you have nothing specific to do, or don't know what to do.
  • sixes and sevens
  • a loose end
  • a turning point
  • the end of your tether
In the USA, it is illegal to walk across a street when the traffic lights are against you. This is called … .
  • road hogging
  • cross-stitching
  • carjacking
  • jaywalking
Students and workers were the main driving force behind a popular up… that caused the fall of the government.
  • turn
  • roar
  • rising
  • thrust

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