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#		Answers
1		A Very well. B At school. C I'm Emma. D Twelve.
2		A Yes, it is. B Yes, I am. C I'm from London. D Thanks.
3		A Image A B Image B C Image C D Image D
4		A Thank you. B Yes, please. C I'm fine. D No, thanks.
5		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
6		A What time is it? B How are you? C How old are you? D What's your name?
7		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
8		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
9		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
10		A Fourteen B Twelve C Fifteen D Ten
11		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
12		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
13		A my mother's brother B my father's cousin C my uncle's wife D my brother's wife
14		A On the bed. B On the right. C On the left. D Under the window.
15		A He's got a blue T-shirt. B He hasn't got a book. C He isn't very happy. D He's got short hair.
16		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
17		A Under the books. B In front of a bag. C Next to the clock. D On top of an apple.
18		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
19		A chips, pasta, ham B apples, caps, rice C fish, beef, plates D chicken, coats, sausages
20		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
21		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
22	Listen. Where does Jane work? Listen. Where does Jane work?	A Germin Street B Girmyn Street C Jermyn Street D Jermin Street
23	Listen to the conversation. What day is it today? Listen to the conversation. What day is it today?	A Friday, 12th March. B Friday, 11th March. C Sunday, 11th March. D Saturday, 9th March.
24	Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job? Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job?	A He's a taxi driver. B He drives a bus. C He's a film actor. D He sells tickets at a cinema.
25	Listen to the conversation on a bus. What can the man say now? Listen to the conversation on a bus. What can the man say now?	A I'm ready. B I'm so sorry. C No problem. D Have a nice time.
26	Listen to a father and his son. What can the father say now? Listen to a father and his son. What can the father say now?	A You're not tired. B I'm so hungry. C It's your bedtime. D I want to play a game.
27	Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about? Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about?	A Motor bikes. B Computer games. C The man's dogs. D A rock band.
28		A Absolutely. That's a terrible idea. B That's really kind of you. C Yes, of course I can borrow it. D You're welcome.
29	Listen. What's the word? Listen. What's the word?	A black B back C bag D pack
30	Listen to the word and find the letter that rhymes with it. Listen to the word and find the letter that rhymes with it.	A Image A B J C G D K
31	Listen. What three words can you hear? Listen. What three words can you hear?	A hour, these, food B our, this, foot C over, this, foot D hour, his, food
32		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
33		A The Normans. B The Vikings. C The Romans. D The Spanish.
34	Dad and I …… in the garden at the moment. Dad and I …… in the garden at the moment.	A is B am C are D have
35	Please …… down and be quiet, children! Please …… down and be quiet, children!	A make B sit C don't D put
36	My sister's …… blue eyes. My sister's …… blue eyes.	A got B hasn't C have got D likes
37	…… I …… just a small piece of cake, please? …… I …… just a small piece of cake, please?	A Am … got B Can … have C Have … make D Does … like
38	We …… shopping at this supermarket. We think it's too expensive. We …… shopping at this supermarket. We think it's too expensive.	A never do our B usually go C don't often D doesn't like
39	…… much …… the fridge? …… much …… the fridge?	A How … does cost B How … have you got C Is there … cheese in D Do you keep … eggs in
40	Leo Patterson is …… . Leo Patterson is …… .	A Sue's friend B Danny's father C Sue's brother D Sue's neighbour
41	Leo says he wants to …… . Leo says he wants to …… .	A buy a new bicycle B give Sue a present C go to a party D see Danny on Sunday
42	What do we know about Leo? What do we know about Leo?	A He never has problems with his bike. B He lives a long way from Danny. C He knows he can go to the party by bus. D He can't use his bike next Sunday.
43	We know that …… . We know that …… .	A Leo can't go to the party because he hasn't got a car B Danny and Leo are going to Sue's party in the same car C Leo is going to drive his father's car to the party D Sue's birthday party starts at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
44	We know that Alan Drew …… . We know that Alan Drew …… .	A is a student B plays football C is a teacher D works in Cranmarsh
45	Alan Drew's message is …… . Alan Drew's message is …… .	A only for new members B about the club's activities in October C about a visit to a school D about the club's minibus
46	We know the members of the club are interested in …… . We know the members of the club are interested in …… .	A the natural world B trips to big cities C football D visits to castles
47	What can you say about the minibus? What can you say about the minibus?	A The school football team needs it every Saturday. B When the Safari Club needs it, the football team can't have it. C It belongs to the school and has only 12 seats. D The football team doesn't need it on the first Saturday in October.
48	What do we know about Cranmarsh Nature Reserve? What do we know about Cranmarsh Nature Reserve?	A There aren't many birds and flowers in the reserve. B You can see everything in the reserve in an hour. C Visitors usually have lunch at the café in the reserve. D It's the perfect place for people who like long walks.
49	British people love …… and usually put milk or lemon in it. British people love …… and usually put milk or lemon in it.	A coffee B fish and chips C tea D cereal
50	Meghan and Kate are married to two princes: …… . Meghan and Kate are married to two princes: …… .	A Charles and Edward B William and Charles C Harry and William D Edward and William
51	…… is only 130 years old and no one lives there, but visitors to London usually want to see it. …… is only 130 years old and no one lives there, but visitors to London usually want to see it.	A Buckingham Palace B Tower Bridge C The Tower of London D Stonehenge
52	Mum …… the dinner but she's ill today, so …… it. Mum …… the dinner but she's ill today, so …… it.	A normally cooks … she doesn't cook B likes cooking … I cook C usually cooks … Dad's cooking D always cooking … she can't cook
53	Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: ship/please, main/test. Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: ship/please, main/test.	A green/east B food/book C know/hope D my/time
54	“This new machine for making pasta is amazing.” “Really? …… it …… ? ” “This new machine for making pasta is amazing.” “Really? …… it …… ? ”	A What's … do B How does … work C Whose … for D Why … so good
55	People think it often rains in England, …… ? People think it often rains in England, …… ?	A isn't it B does it C don't they D doesn't it

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#		Answers
1		A Daisy. B England. C Yes. D No.
2		A I'm thirteen. B I'm very well. C I'm from England. D Yes, I am.
3		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
4		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
5		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
6		A Under the plant. B On top of the notebooks. C Next to the book. D In the bag.
7		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
8		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
9		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
10		A A. Kwyvirn B C. Whyvean C B. Wyvian D D. Wyvern
11		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
12		A She's working on her computer. B She's exercising. C She's reading. D She's painting.
13		A 714 B 704 C 740 D 1114
14		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
15		A …isn't wearing a hat B …has got a bottle in her hand C …is looking at her friends D …is holding a coffee cup
16		A A fork. B A large spoon. C A knife. D A teaspoon
17		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
18		A Can you repeat that, please? B You didn't understand my question. C Yes, thank you very much. D No, I want to walk there.
19		A He doesn't like westerns. B He's going to watch a film on TV. C He's very busy at the moment. D He can't finish his essay tonight.
20		A Kelly was at home this morning. B Mark was worried because Kelly wasn't at home. C Kelly rang Mark this morning. D Kelly wasn't with Mark this morning.
21		A ham, salmon, wood B mustard, jam, sign C lettuce, turkey, cheese D flour, luggage, chicken
22	Teresa's phone rings and she answers it. Listen to the conversation. What can Teresa say now? Teresa's phone rings and she answers it. Listen to the conversation. What can Teresa say now?	A Yes, she's talking. B It's here. C Speaking. D No, it's Teresa.
23	Listen to the conversation in a London souvenir shop. What is the girl going to say now? Listen to the conversation in a London souvenir shop. What is the girl going to say now?	A I don't like it. B It's a T-shirt. C It's too expensive. D You don't want it.
24		A So did I. B I did them. C I didn't. D I've got them too.
25		A A dress. B An apartment. C A car. D A painting.
26	Listen to the phone conversation between Philip and Mrs Brown, his boss. What can Mrs Brown say now? Listen to the phone conversation between Philip and Mrs Brown, his boss. What can Mrs Brown say now?	A I'm sure it's not true. B This is terrible. C It doesn't matter. D Don't speak to me again.
27	The manager of a football team is talking to the team's coach. Listen to his question. What does he want to know? The manager of a football team is talking to the team's coach. Listen to his question. What does he want to know?	A He wants to know if Richard wants to be the team captain. B He wants to know who will be a good captain, in Richard's opinion. C He wants to know if Richard is a good captain. D He wants to know if Richard likes being the captain.
28	Listen to the conversation. The “buzz” covers something the woman says. What does she say? Listen to the conversation. The “buzz” covers something the woman says. What does she say?	A How nice of you! B Have a wonderful time! C Can I help you? D I'm so happy you're back.
29	Listen. What's the word? Listen. What's the word?	A heart B heard C hard D hurt
30	“Eight” and “take” have the same vowel sound. Listen and find the word with the same vowel sound as the word you hear. “Eight” and “take” have the same vowel sound. Listen and find the word with the same vowel sound as the word you hear.	A foot B put C flew D blow
31	Listen. What three words can you hear? Listen. What three words can you hear?	A bought, feel, heat B bored, fill, hate C bored, fill, hat D board, feel, ate
32		A Robinson Crusoe B Charles Dickens C Agatha Christie D Sherlock Holmes
33		A Liverpool B Belfast C Glasgow D Birmingham
34	There's no school today so I …… in bed until 10 o'clock! There's no school today so I …… in bed until 10 o'clock!	A am staying B stay C don't get up D can't stay
35	I can see some white paint on the shelf but …… blue paint at all. I can see some white paint on the shelf but …… blue paint at all.	A there's some B it isn't much C there are no D there isn't any
36	Ryan …… a lot of fun when he's with his cousin Mark. Ryan …… a lot of fun when he's with his cousin Mark.	A is going B doesn't often C always has D isn't having
37	Sally's new tablet is …… her old laptop. Sally's new tablet is …… her old laptop.	A much faster as B a lot better than C not as good D quicker that
38	Why did …… this at 90°? You have to wash wool at 30°! Why did …… this at 90°? You have to wash wool at 30°!	A wash it B you wash C my husband washed D put in the washing machine
39	I …… the High Street when suddenly I heard thunder. I …… the High Street when suddenly I heard thunder.	A walked along B was walking down C looked at the shops in D didn't have a long time in
40	Kate …… . Kate …… .	A lives near Dave and Pete B doesn't live in England C has got two brothers D is writing to her parents
41	The email tells us that Dave and Pete …… .. The email tells us that Dave and Pete …… ..	A don't work abroad B left England a few years ago C are on holiday abroad D are coming to England for their father's birthday
42	Kate …… on the 31st. Kate …… on the 31st.	A is disappointed because she won't be able to see her father B won't be at her parents' house C is planning to see her father on Zoom D isn't going to tell her father that he'll see both of his sons
43	Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A The golf clubs cost more than Kate could pay, but she bought them anyway. B Dave and Pete both live in New York. C Kate hopes that her brothers will pay the full cost of the golf clubs. D On the evening of the 31st, Mr Randall is going to see his three children.
44	This article tells us …… . This article tells us …… .	A how to make cookies B the secret of Pattie's cookies C about a girl who made a million cookies D how Pattie Barnes became rich
45	What do you know about Pattie? What do you know about Pattie?	A She is younger than all the other millionaires in Britain. B Not all supermarkets sell her cookies. C She only sells her cookies on the internet. D She is the only teenage millionaire in Britain.
46	One Sunday last year, Pattie …… . One Sunday last year, Pattie …… .	A got bored when she was making cookies with her gran's recipe B called her boyfriend because she was making some cookies C made some chocolate cookies for the first time D did something wrong, possibly because her boyfriend was on the phone
47	When she realised her mistake, Pattie …… . When she realised her mistake, Pattie …… .	A started again from the beginning B was sure that her mistake didn't matter C hoped that the cookies were going to be all right D had to buy some more chocolate
48	Find the sentence that is true according to the information in the article. Find the sentence that is true according to the information in the article.	A No one knows why Pattie's cookies are so delicious. B Pattie left school but her parents didn't think it was a good idea. C Pattie started a business because other people loved her cookies. D The journalist didn't ask Pattie for details about the mistake.
49	The traditional English dish in the photo is …… beef served with potatoes and vegetables. The traditional English dish in the photo is …… beef served with potatoes and vegetables.	A roast B boiled C fried D grilled
50	You must see the …… of Parliament when you visit London. You must see the …… of Parliament when you visit London.	A Tower B Palace C Houses D Cathedral
51	In Britain, a lot of shops have sales that start on Boxing Day, the day after an important festival. When is Boxing Day? In Britain, a lot of shops have sales that start on Boxing Day, the day after an important festival. When is Boxing Day?	A 26th December B 2nd May C 2nd January D 2nd November
52	We …… have time for dinner before the concert if it …… at 7 pm. We …… have time for dinner before the concert if it …… at 7 pm.	A won't … starts B don't … will start C will … won't start D didn't … is starting
53	I don't want to watch TV. How …… a game of cards, or Scrabble or something? I don't want to watch TV. How …… a game of cards, or Scrabble or something?	A about having B do you like to play C if we're having D good can be
54	The “ai” in “said” sounds like …… . The “ai” in “said” sounds like …… .	A the “ai” in “afraid” B the “ey” in “grey” C the “ei” in “receive” D the “ea” in “head”
55	…… dates from Roman times when it was between England and Scotland. A lot of tourists visit it every year. …… dates from Roman times when it was between England and Scotland. A lot of tourists visit it every year.	A Stonehenge B Hadrian's Wall C Windsor Castle D Loch Ness

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#		Answers
1		A I'm nearly fifteen. B No, I'm not. C I'm not very well. D I'm Maria.
2		A Doctor Simpson, please. B Yes, that's right. C Jane Hamilton. D No, thank you.
3		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
4		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
5		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
6		A Some notebooks and a pair of glasses. B A cup of tea. C Some coloured pencils. D A table.
7		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
8		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
9		A Alex is Nathalie's niece. B Alex is Bob and Debbie's daughter. C Alex is Patrick's brother. D Alex is Nathalie's aunt.
10		A A. £12.70 B C. £11.70 C B. £12.17 D D. £22.17
11		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
12		A English B Geography C History D Maths
13		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
14		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
15		A tie B book C grass D smile
16		A Adding a bookmark. B Writing a footnote. C Marking the keyboard. D Changing a preference.
17		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
18		A He thinks he's going to lose his job. B His girlfriend is seriously ill in hospital. C He's afraid his girlfriend doesn't want to see him any more. D When he phones his girlfriend's office, she's never there.
19		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
20		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
21		A Their house is full of antique vases. B They're very fond of old things. C They sometimes buy old Chinese vases. D They don't really like antiques.
22	Listen. Robbie is phoning his girlfriend. What can she say now? Listen. Robbie is phoning his girlfriend. What can she say now?	A Very fast! B By bus. C Great! D All the time.
23		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
24	Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now?	A I don't mind. B Don't upset me. C You're welcome. D It's very tidy.
25		A It's not up to you. B It doesn't match. C It doesn't belong to you. D It doesn't suit you.
26	Listen. Mr Palmer is calling Mel. What can Mel say now? Listen. Mr Palmer is calling Mel. What can Mel say now?	A Take care of Ben for me. B I'll put Ben away. C I'll look after Ben. D Ben will be careful with me.
27	Listen to Mr Brown. He's on the phone. What's he talking about? Listen to Mr Brown. He's on the phone. What's he talking about?	A His children. B A new pair of glasses. C His car. D Some plants he has ordered.
28	Listen to the conversation between Sam and Karen. What can you say about the situation? Listen to the conversation between Sam and Karen. What can you say about the situation?	A They're playing a guessing game. Karen can't find the right answer. B Karen promises Sam that she will stop eating meat. C Karen has to admit to Sam that she gives money to a bully at school. D Karen finally agrees to lend Sam some money.
29	Listen. What's the word? Listen. What's the word?	A leaf B leave C live D lift
30	Listen and find the word that doesn't rhyme. Listen and find the word that doesn't rhyme.	A stuff B rough C tough D cough
31	Listen. What three words can you hear? Listen. What three words can you hear?	A such, party, list B search, hardly, least C search, partly, least D such, partly, list
32		A California B Pennsylvania C Alaska D Texas
33		A The United States of America B Canada C The United Kingdom D Australia
34	“Let's look at the menu. Hmm. Steak for me, I think. What …… ?” “Let's look at the menu. Hmm. Steak for me, I think. What …… ?”	A do you have B are you having C you want D have you got
35	David …… often …… to the gym after work because he's too tired. David …… often …… to the gym after work because he's too tired.	A does … like going B goes … every day C isn't … going D doesn't … go
36	After lunch, the old lady put the television on and …… it until 5 o'clock. After lunch, the old lady put the television on and …… it until 5 o'clock.	A looks at B watches C is watching D watched
37	“You've got ten minutes to finish the exam. You must all stop writing when the bell …… .” “You've got ten minutes to finish the exam. You must all stop writing when the bell …… .”	A is ringing B will ring C rings D is going to ring
38	I can't remember the words of that song because I …… sung it …… years. I can't remember the words of that song because I …… sung it …… years.	A haven't … for B didn't have … in C didn't … for many D didn't want to … since
39	He …… the world. He's already had three accidents this year! He …… the world. He's already had three accidents this year!	A drives the worst of B is the most dangerous driving in C is the worst driver in D drives most dangerously of
40	Robert Delamere …… . Robert Delamere …… .	A is going to build a swimming pool B left £2,000 to his old school C went to the same school as Harriet D died a long time ago
41	We know from the article that …… . We know from the article that …… .	A the school's swimming pool is rather old B the school doesn't need any money C the school hasn't got a swimming pool D Harriet thinks swimming pools are too expensive
42	Harriet hopes that students and parents can help, because they can …… . Harriet hopes that students and parents can help, because they can …… .	A give her the things she needs to buy for the pool B sell things that she doesn't want any more C find all sorts of things that nobody wants D give things they don't need but which others will like
43	According to information in the article, we know that …… . According to information in the article, we know that …… .	A Harriet doesn't want people to give her things that are too big B Harriet can accept any gifts at all, including money C the objects that the school will sell at the Summer Fair will be quite small D Harriet is not only asking for clothes, books and ornaments
44	The subject of this article is …… . The subject of this article is …… .	A a competition B how to make cheese C a very old village D how to win a lot of money
45	According to the text, the competition at Cooper's Hill …… . According to the text, the competition at Cooper's Hill …… .	A began when the Romans lived in Britain B is the strangest tradition in Britain C takes place every spring D is probably the oldest tradition in Britain
46	The cheese …… . The cheese …… .	A is big, but it can reach a high speed B rolls slowly down the hill C follows the competitors when they run down the hill D is pushed down the hill by the competitors
47	If you want to win the competition, you have to …… the bottom of the hill. If you want to win the competition, you have to …… the bottom of the hill.	A catch the cheese before it reaches B be in front of the other competitors when you get to C run past the cheese before it gets to D make sure you don't fall before you reach
48	One competitor thinks that …… . One competitor thinks that …… .	A keeping a tradition is more important than having fun B it's a tradition for people to hurt themselves in the competition C the important thing is to win; it doesn't matter if you hurt yourself D the risk of hurting yourself is part of the fun of the competition
49	The traditional American Thanksgiving dinner usually includes …… . The traditional American Thanksgiving dinner usually includes …… .	A barbecue sauce B brown bread C roast turkey D pancakes
50	Which of these is not in New York? Which of these is not in New York?	A The Statue of Liberty B The White House C The Empire State Building D Manhattan
51	The Duke of …… , who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815, gave his name to a capital city. The Duke of …… , who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815, gave his name to a capital city.	A Edinburgh B Washington C Wellington D Cardiff
52	“Mashed” and “jacket” can both be used as adjectives with the same noun. Which noun? “Mashed” and “jacket” can both be used as adjectives with the same noun. Which noun?	A fire B pocket C ceremony D potato
53	There's a terrible smell in the street because the bins …… for a week now. The dustmen are on strike. There's a terrible smell in the street because the bins …… for a week now. The dustmen are on strike.	A are staying there B were last emptied C haven't been emptied D stayed outside
54	Find the pair of words that rhymes. Find the pair of words that rhymes.	A size, nice B voice, toys C choose, lose D keys, peace
55	She's exhausted because she always wants to do everything by herself. She never …… help her. She's exhausted because she always wants to do everything by herself. She never …… help her.	A needs her friends B wants anyone to C asks that people D likes if we

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1		A Not too bad, thank you. B I'm going to take a taxi. C For a long time, doctor. D No, not today.
2		A My name's Julia. B Only £25. C Orchids. D They're from South America.
3		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
4		A Sunday 30th June B Friday 28th June C Saturday 29th June D Thursday 27th June
5		A A clock B An ice-cream C A coffee pot D A cup and saucer
6		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
7		A 10.30 B 11.40 C 10.50 D 10.40
8		A Thursday B Saturday C Friday D Sunday
9		A It leaves in ten minutes. B Return? Forty-five pounds. C Two and a half hours. D Half past four.
10		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
11		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
12		A best-games.com B best/games.com C best_games.com D best#games.com
13		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
14		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
15		A Badly hurt. B Explaining what happened. C Extremely upset. D Very professional.
16		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
17		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
18		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
19		A You can't help it. B No way can you miss. C You won't mind at all. D There's nothing to it.
20		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
21		A Mrs Ryman has had several heart attacks. B Mrs Ryman knows she has digestive problems. C The doctor doesn't think Mrs Ryman has a heart problem. D The doctor advises Mrs Ryman to eat healthier food.
22	Karen's doorbell rings. It's her neighbour, Ed. Listen to their conversation. What is Ed going to ask? Karen's doorbell rings. It's her neighbour, Ed. Listen to their conversation. What is Ed going to ask?	A Can you come with me? B Do you want to use it? C Could I borrow yours? D Would you like to start?
23	Tom has just arrived home. He's talking to his wife. Listen. What else can his wife say? Tom has just arrived home. He's talking to his wife. Listen. What else can his wife say?	A It's off. B It's gone past. C It's all over. D It missed you.
24		A I'll turn it off tomorrow. B Tell everyone we've run out. C Let's put it off until next week. D We'll set off on Monday.
25		A I couldn't possibly. B I'm fed up. C Fill it up. D Not any more.
26	Listen to the conversation. What's the man selling? Listen to the conversation. What's the man selling?	A An electric scooter B A helicopter C A revolver D A mobile phone
27	Johnny and Tara are in a phone shop. Listen to them. What can Johnny say now? Johnny and Tara are in a phone shop. Listen to them. What can Johnny say now?	A They're not kidding. B Go for it. C There must be a catch. D They just want us to save money.
28	Jimmy's worried. Listen to him and his mother. Why is Jimmy worried. Jimmy's worried. Listen to him and his mother. Why is Jimmy worried.	A He thinks some cakes are taking too long to bake. B His guests are late for his birthday party. C He thinks that their house plants are dying. D He's watching a film on TV but he can't hear what the actors are saying.
29	Listen. Which word can you hear? Listen. Which word can you hear?	A wet B won't C went D want
30	Listen and find the word with the same two vowel sounds as the word you hear. Listen and find the word with the same two vowel sounds as the word you hear.	A define B avoid C polite D discreet
31	Listen. Which group of words can you hear? Listen. Which group of words can you hear?	A was a grey B on a further C school as a whole D John's swimming
32		A Basketball B Volleyball C Rugby D Cricket
33		A Boiled eggs B Toast and marmalade C Fried fish D Grilled bacon
34	Laura turned on the light. “…… did you do that for?” asked Frank. “We don't need it.” Laura turned on the light. “…… did you do that for?” asked Frank. “We don't need it.”	A Why B How C What D Now
35	I …… this jacket for two years now. I …… this jacket for two years now.	A am wearing B had C have had D was wearing
36	Please, Jane, will you stop …… your phone and pay attention to what I'm saying! Please, Jane, will you stop …… your phone and pay attention to what I'm saying!	A playing games on B from texting on C to use D to reading messages
37	We love our little terrace but if only we …… a garden, we could grow our own vegetables. We love our little terrace but if only we …… a garden, we could grow our own vegetables.	A had B are having C would have D will have
38	When the meteorite fell on our house, I had no idea what ……. . When the meteorite fell on our house, I had no idea what ……. .	A was the noise B has happened C did it happen D was happening
39	For the last two days, diplomats …… out an agreement that will satisfy everyone. It should be ready in about an hour. For the last two days, diplomats …… out an agreement that will satisfy everyone. It should be ready in about an hour.	A worked B were working C have worked D have been working
40	We know that Olivia …… . We know that Olivia …… .	A started her blog when she left school B doesn't write the blog just for fun C only talked about clothes when she started her blog D doesn't earn money from her blog
41	We know that Sophie …… . We know that Sophie …… .	A doesn't like the same clothes as Olivia B isn't interested in clothes C was a schoolgirl when she started reading Olivia's blog D likes Olivia's blog very much
42	The conversation tells us that …… . The conversation tells us that …… .	A Sophie thinks that blogs should be for making money, not for fun B Olivia pays a lot of money to clothes shops C Olivia is extremely unhappy because she has lost a follower D Olivia doesn't care that Sophie won't read her blog any more
43	Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A Although she likes fashion, Sophie thinks it is trivial in comparison with other topics. B Since she started earning money from her blog, Olivia has become more interested in serious things. C Olivia is quite happy to discuss important issues like climate change on her blog. D The fact that Sophie will no longer be following Olivia is very disappointing to the blogger.
44	From the article, we know that Nessie is …… . From the article, we know that Nessie is …… .	A a legendary monster B the name of a video game C a lake in Scotland D a photographer
45	We know that AGVS is …… . We know that AGVS is …… .	A a company that makes video games B a company based near Loch Ness C a small American company D the first company to search for Nessie
46	We know that Jack Stein …… . We know that Jack Stein …… .	A is convinced that Nessie doesn't exist B has never tried to photograph Nessie C is certain that no one is going to win the prize D is sure he'll have to spend $1 million on publicity
47	We know from Peter Hallam's article that, up to now, …… . We know from Peter Hallam's article that, up to now, …… .	A no one has seen the Loch Ness monster B no proof has been found of Nessie's existence C all the photos of Nessie have been fakes D people have taken a lot of photos of Nessie
48	Find the sentence that corresponds to what you know from the article. Find the sentence that corresponds to what you know from the article.	A The Loch Ness area is full of tourists at the moment. B AGVS thinks the prize will help to sell its new video game. C Businesses in the Loch Ness area are worried because there are going to be so many visitors. D If no one wins the prize, AGVS will lose a lot of money.
49	Different attitudes to …… in the northern and southern states were the main cause of the American Civil War. Different attitudes to …… in the northern and southern states were the main cause of the American Civil War.	A guns B taxes C Britain D slavery
50	…… is not in Australia. …… is not in Australia.	A The Great Barrier Reef B The Grand Canyon C Uluru (Ayers Rock) D Sydney Opera House
51	…… covers 1.7 million kilometres and is the largest US state. …… covers 1.7 million kilometres and is the largest US state.	A Alaska B Arizona C Texas D California
52	He had never been famous before, so he …… being followed everywhere by photographers. He had never been famous before, so he …… being followed everywhere by photographers.	A couldn't stand in B had never in the past C wasn't used to D didn't use to
53	Complete the missing word: “In order to walk again, she had to under…… a major operation on each of her legs.” Complete the missing word: “In order to walk again, she had to under…… a major operation on each of her legs.”	A go B draw C take D lie
54	A woman is talking about her husband: “When we have family arguments, James always sits on the fence.” She means that James …… . A woman is talking about her husband: “When we have family arguments, James always sits on the fence.” She means that James …… .	A thinks he has the right to judge everyone else B cannot decide who to agree with C makes sure that everyone can express their opinion D stops people from becoming too violent
55	About 7% of the US population are of …… origin. The percentage is increasing every year. About 7% of the US population are of …… origin. The percentage is increasing every year.	A Hispanic B African-American C Native American D Asian

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1		A Not really. B No, I haven't, I'm afraid. C Yes, it's really bad. D Yes, always.
2		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
3		A Kaylee B Kylee C Kylie D Kilee
4		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
5		A When did we first meet? B What's the score in the tennis match? C What time is it? D How much did it cost?
6		A I think you've got the wrong number. B Give me your number. C No problem. I'll text it to you. D Why don't you phone him?
7		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
8		A The plant B The clock C The wardrobe D The window
9		A £3,000.76 B £3,076 C £3,067 D £3,760
10		A 17th February B 15th February C 16th February D 24th February
11		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
12		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
13		A You're very welcome. B Yes, I've had a wonderful time, thank you. C I'm sure I will, and it's a pleasure to meet you. D I've no idea at all.
14		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
15		A So do I. B Nor did I. C Neither have I. D So I have.
16		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
17		A Julie doesn't have enough money to live alone. B Julie can't find a suitable apartment to buy. C Julie can't get into her apartment because she's lost her keys. D Julie has gone back to live with her parents because she didn't like living alone.
18		A Their refrigerator isn't working. B Rising prices. C Global warming. D His son doesn't want to see the doctor.
19		A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
20		A Heavy snow has meant that his train is going to be stuck for several hours. B He's at the airport where flights have been delayed because of snow. C He's in a taxi and snow has caused a bad traffic jam. D His internet connection at his office is down. He can't leave until it's working again.
21		A Bill needs to pay more attention to the way he looks. B Bill risks being sacked if he doesn't improve his game in the second half. C Bill isn't playing well but his manager says it doesn't matter. D It's the first time Bill has played badly, so his manager forgives him.
22	Listen to the conversation. What is the man going to say? Complete his sentence. Listen to the conversation. What is the man going to say? Complete his sentence.	A I'd better not. B That would be great. C I'd rather have one. D I'll have some.
23	Listen. What can the man say now? Listen. What can the man say now?	A It's still a waste of money. B It really doesn't look very nice. C The important thing is that you didn't pay much for it. D I don't want to go to a wedding.
24		A She was very open and direct. B She did exactly the right thing. C She said something very embarrassing. D She showed too much enthusiasm.
25	Listen to the conversation. What is the woman doing? Listen to the conversation. What is the woman doing?	A Ordering some furniture in a store. B Renting a car at an airport. C Opening a bank account. D Talking to her doctor.
26		A It was no picnic. B It wasn't very tricky. C Anyone could have done it. D It was like taking candy from a baby.
27	Listen to Tara and her father. What are they talking about? Listen to Tara and her father. What are they talking about?	A Tara and Jack haven't been speaking, but Jack wants to be friends again. B Tara and Jack have written a story together. C Jack has helped Tara with her Halloween costume. D With Jack's help, Tara has repaired an ornament she broke.
28	Listen to Helen and Peter. What could Helen's problem be? Listen to Helen and Peter. What could Helen's problem be?	A She's on a diet and her favourite foods are forbidden. B She's started a blog but she's being insulted on social media. C She wants to adopt a child, but it's a complicated procedure. D She's just become famous, and her fans never leave her alone.
29	Listen and find the word that doesn't rhyme with the word you hear. Listen and find the word that doesn't rhyme with the word you hear.	A weak B cake C ache D break
30	Listen to the word “season” and find the word in which the letters S-O-N are pronounced the same way. Listen to the word “season” and find the word in which the letters S-O-N are pronounced the same way.	A supersonic B poison C personal D son
31	Listen. Which group of words can you hear? Listen. Which group of words can you hear?	A so he discussed it B lied to that he C and be allowed to D Harry signed
32		A Broadway B Madison Avenue C Brooklyn D Fifth Avenue
33		A Queens B Long C Staten D Ellis
34	Unless …… in the next few minutes, we'll have to cancel the tennis match. Unless …… in the next few minutes, we'll have to cancel the tennis match.	A it won't rain B there will be no rain C it stops raining D it would rain
35	I'm sure he …… better grades if he put more thought into his work. I'm sure he …… better grades if he put more thought into his work.	A would get B obtained C was having D gets
36	When she realised …… , she knew she was going to miss the train. When she realised …… , she knew she was going to miss the train.	A how late was it B was it the time C what was the time D what time it was
37	…… told me you didn't eat meat when I invited you to dinner. I've cooked steak! …… told me you didn't eat meat when I invited you to dinner. I've cooked steak!	A You ought to B If only you have C You could have D I wish you
38	The Prime Minister …… his speech for over an hour. It will be ready very soon. The Prime Minister …… his speech for over an hour. It will be ready very soon.	A has written B has been preparing C was finishing D is practising
39	“Sherlock,” said Dr Watson, “I assure you, everyone …… about your adventures for years to come.” “Sherlock,” said Dr Watson, “I assure you, everyone …… about your adventures for years to come.”	A is bound to have read B has been reading C will have been read D will be reading
40	What does the text tell us about 3D pens? What does the text tell us about 3D pens?	A Not many people bought them last Christmas. B Children don't really like them. C Kids are happy to play with them for hours. D Children love them but their parents don't.
41	How do these pens work? Find the true sentence. How do these pens work? Find the true sentence.	A When you switch the pen on, the filament hardens. B When the filament comes out of the pen, it's warm and soft. C After you introduce the filament, you wait for it to harden. D It takes quite a long time for the “ink” to harden.
42	According to what you have read, find the sentence that isn't true. According to what you have read, find the sentence that isn't true.	A 3D pens should be considered both as learning tools and toys. B There is no reason why works of art can't be produced with these pens. C It is not so much adults who are targeted by this ad, but children. D 3D pens can be used to repair all sorts of things.
43	Making models with a 3D pen is a popular hobby. Find the list of three other popular hobbies. Making models with a 3D pen is a popular hobby. Find the list of three other popular hobbies.	A knitting, collecting, grabbing B pottery, baking, stamping C handicrafts, hiking, sewing D carpentry, resenting, hang-gliding
44	This extract is probably from …… . This extract is probably from …… .	A a mystery story B a guide book C a history textbook D an autobiography
45	We know that Mel and Jeremy …… . We know that Mel and Jeremy …… .	A are spending their holidays with Lord Casterby B never knew their parents C always do what their uncle tells them D arrived at the castle a week ago
46	What do we know about the west tower? What do we know about the west tower?	A Mel and Jeremy went up to the top of it yesterday evening. B Mel and Jeremy were told not to unlock the door to the tower. C Lord Casterby says it's dangerous, but we don't know why. D There is only one room in the tower.
47	What do we know about Lord Casterby? What do we know about Lord Casterby?	A He doesn't like telling people what to do. B He doesn't think he should have invited Mel and Jeremy to live with him. C This is the first time his niece and nephew have disobeyed him. D He never told Mel and Jeremy that they could live at the castle.
48	Find the sentence that is definitely not true. Find the sentence that is definitely not true.	A Lord Casterby wants to keep a secret from Mel and Jeremy. B The woman in white is not imaginary because two people saw her at the same time. C Mel and Jeremy's parents are dead. D Last night, Mel and Jeremy went outside after dinner to look at the tower.
49	Which of these creatures is one of the national symbols of the USA? Which of these creatures is one of the national symbols of the USA?	A Image A B Image C C Image B D Image D
50	Look at the pictures and the names of the objects in British English. What are they called in American English? Find the right sequence. Look at the pictures and the names of the objects in British English. What are they called in American English? Find the right sequence.	A A. faucet, B. eraser, C. pitcher, D. hood. B A. faucet, B. pitcher, C. eraser, D. hood. C A. eraser, B. hood, C. pitcher, D. faucet. D A. hood, B eraser, C. faucet, D. pitcher.
51	US President …… is famous for his “New Deal” in the 1930s, which helped end the Great Depression by introducing financial reforms, boosting industry and agriculture, and creating jobs. US President …… is famous for his “New Deal” in the 1930s, which helped end the Great Depression by introducing financial reforms, boosting industry and agriculture, and creating jobs.	A Harry S. Truman B Franklin D. Roosevelt C Woodrow Wilson D Herbert Hoover
52	During the Covid crisis, some of my school friends …… with the virus, but, fortunately, they weren't seriously ill. During the Covid crisis, some of my school friends …… with the virus, but, fortunately, they weren't seriously ill.	A fell over B felt under C came down D made away
53	Since 1956, the national motto of the USA has been “In ……we trust.” Since 1956, the national motto of the USA has been “In ……we trust.”	A God B Unity C Freedom D Justice
54	“This new law is really going to put the …… among the ……” means that the law is sure to cause a lot of trouble. “This new law is really going to put the …… among the ……” means that the law is sure to cause a lot of trouble.	A fox … rabbits B wolf … chickens C cat … pigeons D lion … cows
55	Complete the list: “supervise” = oversee, “fail to notice” = overlook, “hear by accident” = overhear, “have a strong emotional effect on” = …… . Complete the list: “supervise” = oversee, “fail to notice” = overlook, “hear by accident” = overhear, “have a strong emotional effect on” = …… .	A overturn B overrun C overwhelm D overthrow

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