Die Lösungen

Papierversion Marathon Papierversion Sprint Onlineversion Marathon Onlineversion Sprint

#	messages.answers_media	Answers
1		A T B L C M D S
2		A 8 B 6 C 7 D 4
3		A A B B C C D D
4		A A B B C C D D
5		A A B B C C D D
6		A A B B C C D D
7		A A B B C C D D
8		A A B B C C D D
9		A A B B C C D D
10		A A B B C C D D
11		A A B B C C D D
12		A A B B C C D D
13		A A B B C C D D
14		A A B B C C D D
15		A A B B C C D D
16		A Good night. B Goodbye. C Good morning. D Good day.
17		A The boy is nine years old. B The girl’s name is Sally. C The girl is ten years old. D The boy’s name is James.
18		A German B French C Italian D Spanish
19		A A B B C C D D
20		A A B B C C D D
21		A A B B C C D D
22		A A B B C C D D
23		A A B B C C D D
24		A A B B C C D D
25		A A B B C C D D
26		A A B B C C D D
27		A A B B C C D D
28		A A sandwich, tomatoes and nuts. B The orange juice is in the bottom C It’s between the lunch box and the calculator. D They are inside the yellow school bag.
29		A go B no C do D so
30		A ship, white, back B chip, white, back C ship, what, black D sheep, what, black
31		A there B hair C square D near
32		A A B B C C D D
33		A A B B C C D D
34	This is … pig. This is … pig.	A you B a C it D am
35	“How are you?” “I … fine.” “How are you?” “I … fine.”	A am B and C are D at
36	Yum! … doughnuts are delicious! Yum! … doughnuts are delicious!	A An B The C You D We
37	This is Emma. … is my best friend. This is Emma. … is my best friend.	A It B You C She D He
38	I … breakfast in the morning with my family. I … breakfast in the morning with my family.	A sleep B wake up C go D eat
39	I … video games with my sister at the weekend. I … video games with my sister at the weekend.	A go B play C run D walk
40	I … got green eyes. I … got green eyes.	A have B hate C am D like
41	Zach, please … your story for the class. Zach, please … your story for the class.	A write B read C draw D take
42	“… does the film start?” “… does the film start?”	A Who B When C Where D What
43	“Can I have this toy, Mum?” “… does it cost?” “It costs 20 euros.” “No!” “Can I have this toy, Mum?” “… does it cost?” “It costs 20 euros.” “No!”	A Could I B How many C How much D Is it
44		A Camila is 9 and she lives in San Diego. B Camila is 10 and she’s American. C Oscar is English and he’s 9 years old. D Oscar is 10 and he lives in San Diego.
45		A Camila doesn’t have any brothers or sisters. B Camila’s brother is called Oscar. C Camila has two sisters. D Camila has a brother and a sister.
46		A Oscar has a brother and a big dog. B Oscar has a sister and a brother. C Oscar has a brother called Thor. D Oscar has a small dog and a brother.
47		A Camila likes movies, popcorn and homework. B Oscar doesn't like salad, football and cheese. C Camila speaks Spanish and plays basketball. D Oscar loves music and cleaning.
48		A The boy can play the guitar and the piano. B Oscar likes riding his bike and Camila likes singing karaoke. C Oscar has music lessons on Mondays and Wednesdays. D Oscar hates rugby.
49		A Baseball. B Cricket. C Rugby. D Netball.
50		A Cookies. B Crisps. C Fries. D Candy.
51		A Westminster B Windsor C Buckingham D Thames
52		A late B weak C low D hard
53		A sheep B jump C rice D kite
54		A cats and dogs B ducks and frogs C fish and chips D cups of tea
55		A Presidents. B Actors. C Pop stars. D Kings.

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media	Answers
1		A Morning B Sunday C Monday D Mummy
2		A 8 B 6 C 12 D 9
3		A A B B C C D D
4		A Tuesday / September B Wednesday / October C Saturday / September D Saturday / October
5		A A B B C C D D
6		A A B B C C D D
7		A A B B C C D D
8		A A B B C C D D
9		A A B B C C D D
10		A A B B C C D D
11		A A B B C C D D
12		A A B B C C D D
13		A A B B C C D D
14		A A B B C C D D
15		A A B B C C D D
16		A It’s a nice day. B Have a nice day! C Be good today. D Good night!
17		A Draw a picture… B Sing a song… C Read a book… D Write your name…
18		A Julia. 10 years old. America. B Andrea. 10 years old. Australia. C Julia. 11 years old. Australia. D Maria. 11 years old. America.
19		A A B B C C D D
20		A A B B C C D D
21		A A B B C C D D
22		A A B B C C D D
23		A A B B C C D D
24		A A B B C C D D
25		A A B B C C D D
26		A A B B C C D D
27		A Abigail. B Abigail’s aunt. C Abigail’s mum. D Abigail's sister.
28		A A yellow jumper and blue trousers. B There are twelve people. C It’s next to the café. D She is riding a scooter.
29		A please B three C miss D face
30		A Four, lake, sun B Four, like, sun C Far, like, soon D Far, lake, soon
31		A Half, ear, eyes B Half, hear, eyes C Have, hear, ice D Have, ear, ice
32		A A B B C C D D
33		A A B B C C D D
34	“How are you?” “I … fine.” “How are you?” “I … fine.”	A be B are C is D am
35	“Look at the kittens!” “… are so cute!” “Look at the kittens!” “… are so cute!”	A He B It C They D She
36	I … blonde hair. I … blonde hair.	A am B have C can D do
37	“… you play football?” “Yes, I do.” “… you play football?” “Yes, I do.”	A Do B Play C Like D Have
38	I …. speak English. I …. speak English.	A like B not C is D can
39	I … like soup! I … like soup!	A don’t B eat C no D hate
40	I love … basketball with my friends! I love … basketball with my friends!	A singing B being C making D playing
41	“Could you … me the bread, please?” “Yes, here you are.” “Could you … me the bread, please?” “Yes, here you are.”	A eat B make C give D buy
42	“What … it?” “It’s half past three.” “What … it?” “It’s half past three.”	A clock does B hours do C minutes are D time is
43	“Is there any ice cream left?” “Yes, … .” “Is there any ice cream left?” “Yes, … .”	A I do B there is C it’s my D it does
44		A He speaks English. B He’s American. C He lives in San Francisco. D He is from California.
45		A Liam has a brother called Theo and a sister called Sophia. B Olivia’s brother is called Chester and he is 11. C Ben doesn’t have a brother but he has a sister. D Liam’s brother is 14 and his sister is 9.
46		A At the weekend, Liam likes to watch comedy movies with his friends. B In summer, Olivia goes surfing every weekend. C Liam rides his bike in winter. D Ben visits his grandparents every day.
47		A Everyone loves chocolate. B Olivia's dog is brown and white. C The girl plays basketball and one of the boys plays the guitar. D The Canadian boy likes drawing and video games.
48		A One boy has a pet called Loki but doesn't have a sister. B Sophia has two brothers and no pets. C Ben hates vegetable soup and cheese. D Two of the children live in cities and one lives in a village.
49		A beef B beans C pudding D chips
50		A 19 June. B 4 July. C 31 October. D 26 November.
51		A The Grand Canyon. B Niagara Falls. C The Rocky Mountains. D Central Park.
52		A full B cheap C tidy D brave
53		A bath, cat B sing, thin C nose, toes D watch, wash
54		A always knows … usually B remembers … doesn't know C never forgets … is sometimes D sometimes says … is
55		A Sydney Harbour Bridge. B Tower Bridge. C The Golden Gate. D Brooklyn Bridge.

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media		Answers
1			A It's Rosie. B It's OK? C Yes, I'm fine. D Yes, she is.
2			A I'm at school. B Yes, I am. C I'm from London. D I'm Jimmy.
3			A A B B C C D D
4			A I'm fourteen. B I'm here. C Not today. D Yes, I am.
5			A Yes, he is B Yes, it is. C No, it's not. D Because it's cold.
6			A Green. B Blue. C Red. D Orange.
7			A A B B C C D D
8			A A B B C C D D
9			A A B B C C D D
10			A On the table. B It's small. C In the kitchen. D Yes, it is.
11			A A B B C C D D
12			A A B B C C D D
13			A correct B good C left D well
14			A A B B C C D D
15			A He's her grandfather. B He's her husband. C She's his wife. D She's his daughter.
16			A A B B C C D D
17			A A music lesson. B Musical instruments. C School uniforms. D A classroom.
18			A On top of the microwave. B Next to two cups. C In the middle of the table. D Between two plants.
19			A In a museum. B In a train station. C In a cinema. D In a public library.
20			A What do you do? B What's the matter? C I think you're wrong. D Are you in a hurry?
21			A The phone is new but it doesn't work. Jack must change it. B The phone doesn't work because it's old. C It isn't Jack's phone. It's Anna's. D Anna thinks that Jack must sell the phone.
22		Listen to the conversation between a girl and her dad. What can the girl say now? Listen to the conversation between a girl and her dad. What can the girl say now?	A I can help. B It's very nice. C Yes, please. D Thank you.
23		Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job? Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job?	A He's a policeman. B He's a mechanic. C He's a waiter. D He sells cars.
24		Listen. What can you say about the boy? Listen. What can you say about the boy?	A He's hungry. B He's thirsty. C He's angry. D He's busy.
25		Emily asks William a question. Listen to William's answer and find Emily's question. Emily asks William a question. Listen to William's answer and find Emily's question.	A Do you like carrots? B Is your sister very tall? C Can you make an omelette? D Is it lunchtime?
26		Listen to the conversation in a restaurant. What's the man's name? Listen to the conversation in a restaurant. What's the man's name?	A Wertel B Wartil C Wiatel D Wirtel
27		Listen to the conversation. What are they looking at? Listen to the conversation. What are they looking at?	A Pizzas in a supermarket. B Beds in a furniture shop. C Plants in a garden. D Trousers in a department store.
28		Listen to the conversation. Where are they? Listen to the conversation. Where are they?	A At a railway station. B At an airport. C Outside a cinema. D Outside a computer shop.
29		Listen. What's the word? Listen. What's the word?	A white B what C wait D want
30		Listen and find the word that rhymes with the word you hear. Listen and find the word that rhymes with the word you hear.	A miss B flies C these D his
31		Listen. Which three words can you hear? Listen. Which three words can you hear?	A right, woman, find B write, woman, fine C write, women, thin D ride, women, fine
32		Listen, and find the answer to the question. Listen, and find the answer to the question.	A Canada B Wales C Dublin D New England
33		Listen. The man is talking about a special day. Is it A, B, C or D? Listen. The man is talking about a special day. Is it A, B, C or D?	A Christmas Day B New Year's Day C Easter Sunday D Halloween
34	Peter and Lily … in my class. Peter and Lily … in my class.		A am B are C is D have
35	… here, Ryan! I want to talk to you. … here, Ryan! I want to talk to you.		A Go B Find C Do D Come
36	My sister … got blue eyes. They're brown. My sister … got blue eyes. They're brown.		A hasn't B has C don't D doesn't
37	“Dad! … we … to the football match on Saturday?” “Yes, OK.” “Dad! … we … to the football match on Saturday?” “Yes, OK.”		A Do … watch B Am … play C Can … go D What … come
38	I … my homework before dinner. I … my homework before dinner.		A usually do B can't make C sometimes does D do always
39	… , Peter … as a tour guide. … , Peter … as a tour guide.		A Once a month … isn't working B This year … usually works C Every summer … is working D This summer … is working
40	The picture is of … . The picture is of … .		A a butcher's shop B a shop in a village C a house D a baker's in Rosperton
41	In Rosperton, there is … . In Rosperton, there is … .		A a chemist's, a butcher's and a baker's B a butcher's, a baker's and a post office C a hotel, a village shop and a hairdresser's D a village shop, a baker's and a butcher's
42	Find the sentence about Vera that is definitely NOT true. Find the sentence about Vera that is definitely NOT true.		A She goes to the supermarket by car. B She sometimes shops at Wilsons'. C She lives locally with her family. D She buys bread in Rosperton.
43	Find the sentence that is true. Find the sentence that is true.		A Kevin probably buys vegetables at the supermarket. B There's a bus to the supermarket every ten minutes. C It takes an hour to drive to York. D Apples from Wilsons' are cheaper than the supermarket.
44	What sort of book is 'Different'? What sort of book is 'Different'?		A A western. B Poetry. C A historical romance. D Fantasy fiction.
45	Mark Fry lives … . Mark Fry lives … .		A near London B in a town that's on the coast C in a very original house D with three people and two pets
46	We know that … . We know that … .		A Mark's parents and sister have all got jobs B Mark's sister lives alone in a flat C Mr Fry works in London D Mark's family is extraordinary
47	Mark is frightened because … . Mark is frightened because … .		A he never plays football with his friends B he knows things that his friends don't know C people think he's different D he can't tell his parents about his problems
48	The text tells us that … . The text tells us that … .		A Mark's friends know he's different from them B Mark is frightened when he sees the little girl C the girl on the beach is with a lot of other tourists D there are two things about the girl that are strange
49	The Channel Tunnel connects France with … . The Channel Tunnel connects France with … .		A north-west England B south-east Scotland C south-east England D Ireland
50	In Britain, children start … when they are aged 11 or 12. In Britain, children start … when they are aged 11 or 12.		A college B junior school C secondary school D primary school
51	About two million people visit St … Cathedral in London every year. It is over 300 years old. About two million people visit St … Cathedral in London every year. It is over 300 years old.		A George's B Peter's C James's D Paul's
52	Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: hot/phone. Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: hot/phone.		A one/but B cart/watch C here/year D fire/buyer
53	Find the word that is associated with public transport. Find the word that is associated with public transport.		A pan B rug C fare D file
54	Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking were British … . Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking were British … .		A politicians B poets C scientists D soldiers
55	… , doesn't she? … , doesn't she?		A Your sister hasn't got a car B My grandmother never watches television C Taylor usually sings her own songs D Jordan often visits his uncle

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media		Answers
1			A No, I'm not. B Yes, please. C Yes, it is. D He's Peter.
2			A I'm very well, thanks. B It's Monday. C I'm at home. D Yes, I am.
3			A 113 B 830 C 813 D 533
4			A A B B C C D D
5			A A B B C C D D
6			A A B B C C D D
7			A Black B Blue C White D Red
8			A A B B C C D D
9			A Jerri B Gerri C Jerry D Jeri
10			A Yes, they are. B Yes, it's my mother. C No, she isn't here. D No, it's mine.
11			A A B B C C D D
12			A A B B C C D D
13			A Thursday B Monday C Wednesday D Saturday
14			A A B B C C D D
15			A A B B C C D D
16			A A B B C C D D
17			A A B B C C D D
18			A Get down! B Watch! C Keep up! D Look out!
19			A What a disaster! B You mustn't break it. C It doesn't matter. D It's a pleasure.
20			A A B B C C D D
21			A They're playing cards. Jack never plays very well. B They're running because they're late for a concert. Jack can't run very fast. C They're at a service station. Jack is filling the tank with petrol. D They're having dinner. Jack's eating very slowly.
22		It's Saturday evening. Listen to the conversation. What's the girl’s father going to say now? It's Saturday evening. Listen to the conversation. What's the girl’s father going to say now?	A Have fun! B Have a nice day! C Have a good trip! D Have a lot of time!
23		Listen to the conversation. What can the boy say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the boy say now?	A He doesn't like me. B She isn't a good teacher. C I really like her. D She's not very nice.
24		Listen to the conversation between Jane and Rob. Rob isn't interested in history, so what can he say now? Listen to the conversation between Jane and Rob. Rob isn't interested in history, so what can he say now?	A Yes, it's the best. B I don't. C Not me. D I feel the same.
25		Listen to the conversation. What can the woman say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the woman say now?	A No, it's very near here. B Yes, there's a bus that goes there. C Yes, but it's quite a long way. D Yes, I think it's open.
26		Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now?	A Yes, I hope so. B That's good. C Are you really? D Oh, I hope not.
27		Listen to the conversation. What's the woman talking about? Listen to the conversation. What's the woman talking about?	A Visiting a volcano. B Flying to the moon. C Riding a camel. D Driving a Ferrari.
28		Listen to the conversation. What can Ryan's mother say now? Listen to the conversation. What can Ryan's mother say now?	A You must help yourself. B I'm joking. C I mean it. D It's your go.
29		Listen. What can you hear? Listen. What can you hear?	A They're hurt. B They hurt. C They heard. D They're hard.
30		Listen. What three words can you hear? Listen. What three words can you hear?	A ice, mean, cat B us, men, cut C eyes, main, cut D ice, main, cut
31		Listen and find the word that has the same two vowel sounds as the word you hear. Listen and find the word that has the same two vowel sounds as the word you hear.	A certain B visa C disturb D crystal
32			A A B B C C D D
33		Listen, and find the answer to the question. Listen, and find the answer to the question.	A You eat it. B You drink it. C You sing it. D You decorate it.
34	I … eat all this spaghetti. Do you want some? I … eat all this spaghetti. Do you want some?		A can't B don't like C am not going D am not
35	Zoe's parents … £10 pocket money every week. Zoe's parents … £10 pocket money every week.		A doesn't get B are giving her C usually give her D hasn't got
36	There … people on the beach today. It's too cold. There … people on the beach today. It's too cold.		A isn't any B are no C are many D aren't some
37	What … when he got the message? What … when he got the message?		A did Peter do B did your brother C does he say D Roger did
38	Jim can play the piano … better … I can. Jim can play the piano … better … I can.		A a lot … as B is … that C much … than D more … than
39	If it … soon, these plants … die. If it … soon, these plants … die.		A won't rain … are going to B rains … always C doesn't rain … will D is raining … won't
40	Rosie is writing … . Rosie is writing … .		A a postcard to a friend B to her parents in London C about her visit to Wales D to her grandparents in Wales
41	What was the problem with the first hotel? What was the problem with the first hotel?		A It wasn't close to Big Ben. B It wasn't clean and it was loud. C The breakfasts weren't very good. D It was clean but it was near a train station.
42	What happened at Buckingham Palace? What happened at Buckingham Palace?		A Rosie's dad got in trouble when he got too close to the guards. B Rosie's mum didn’t see the King because she stayed at home. C Rosie's dad took a selfie with the guards. D Rosie was upset when the guards shouted at her dad.
43	Find the sentence that ISN'T true. Find the sentence that ISN'T true.		A If it doesn’t rain, the family will see the penguins at the zoo. B Rosie would rather see penguins than visit the Tower of London. C If it rains, they won’t see any penguins. D Sunny weather will mean Rosie can see penguins at the Tower of London.
44	Gavin is writing about … . Gavin is writing about … .		A a party at his house B a terrible experience C a party at a friend's house D a party at his school
45	What do we know about Gavin? What do we know about Gavin?		A His sister works in an office. B His parents have both got jobs. C He doesn't like Halloween parties. D He wanted to buy a costume for the party
46	Gavin didn't rent the Spider-Man outfit because … . Gavin didn't rent the Spider-Man outfit because … .		A it was the only costume he didn't like B it looked disappointing C it was the wrong size D he preferred the witch's costume
47	What can you say about Gavin's costume? What can you say about Gavin's costume?		A The paint on his clothes and his face looked just like blood. B He wore a zombie costume but no one was scared of him except the dog. C He spent a lot of money on his costume and it looked good. D He found an old shirt that had holes in it and wore it to the party.
48	Find the sentence that is definitely NOT true. Find the sentence that is definitely NOT true.		A Gavin goes to the same school as his sister. B Emma's costume wasn't cheaper than Gavin's. C There were more adults than children at the party. D The party was the day before Halloween.
49	The leader of the British government is called the … Minister. The leader of the British government is called the … Minister.		A King's B First C Prime D Head
50	London is on the River … . London is on the River … .		A Avon B Trent C Severn D Thames
51	Find the list of things that are all part of a traditional English breakfast. Find the list of things that are all part of a traditional English breakfast.		A beans, bacon, marmalade B toast, cereal, rice C sausages, eggs, peas D tea, mushrooms, cheese
52	In that box of cupcakes, … chocolate … are there? In that box of cupcakes, … chocolate … are there?		A it is … that B a lot of … ones C how many … ones D how often … cakes
53	Find the right title for this “family” of words: fur, bark, bone. Find the right title for this “family” of words: fur, bark, bone.		A Trees B Dogs C The Human Body D Ships
54	When you buy your ticket for the concert, … a ticket as well, will you? When you buy your ticket for the concert, … a ticket as well, will you?		A get me B buy for me C why not buying D you'll get
55	The “i” in “island” sounds like … . The “i” in “island” sounds like … .		A the “ai” in “chain” B the “ei” in “weight” C the “y” in “shy” D the “ie” in “believe”

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media		Answers
1			A Yes, I'm fine thanks. B Yes, that's my name. C No, I'm thirteen. D No, I haven't.
2			A I'm a doctor. B Yes, I am. C Roger –Roger Grant. D I'm not married.
3			A A B B C C D D
4			A A plant. B A cup. C A teapot. D A pink box
5			A A B B C C D D
6			A He's cool. B Not me. C I don't like him either. D Yes, me too.
7			A £17.15 B £70.15 C £70.50 D £17.50
8			A A B B C C D D
9			A History. B Maths. C English. D Music.
10			A A B B C C D D
11			A A B B C C D D
12			A A B B C C D D
13			A A B B C C D D
14			A A B B C C D D
15			A A B B C C D D
16			A How kind of you. B You're very welcome. C I don't care. D I don't think so.
17			A It's Bob's birthday. He's going to thank his friends for his presents. B Bob's going to leave the room because the other people there bore him. C Bob's having dinner. He doesn't want anything else to eat. D Bob's in love with someone. He's going to talk about it.
18			A A B B C C D D
19			A Get off! B Keep back! C Take away! D Stay out!
20			A Thomas won a race, beating the record set by Catherine. B Thomas was very direct when he told Catherine she was going to lose her job. C Catherine got an electric shock, and Thomas quickly repaired the fault. D Thomas rescued Catherine from the ruins of her house after an earthquake.
21			A She broke some plates and can't find new ones that are exactly the same. B The sweets she's eating aren't as good as the last time she bought them. C She's talking about an unhappy couple who were born in the same town. D Her students are all good football players but they lost their last game.
22		Listen to the conversation, and finish the woman's sentence. Listen to the conversation, and finish the woman's sentence.	A … he's very busy B … he's not in today C … he'll see you in a few minutes. D … he's not very well
23		Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now?	A Well done! B That's good news. C How awful! D What a pity!
24		Listen to Jack and his daughter in a restaurant. What can Jack say now? Listen to Jack and his daughter in a restaurant. What can Jack say now?	A It's up to you. B Nothing's wrong. C It's your turn. D Never mind.
25			A The shirt's the wrong size. B The assistant always agrees with the customer. C The colour doesn't suit the customer. D The shirt doesn't fit the customer.
26		Listen to Adam and Diane. Why did Richard make a phone call this morning? Listen to Adam and Diane. Why did Richard make a phone call this morning?	A He was very angry with someone B He wanted to congratulate someone. C He felt very sorry for someone. D He knew that Diane was angry.
27		It's Ryan's first day as a scientist doing research at the North Pole. Listen to his conversation with a colleague. How do you interpret what Ryan says? It's Ryan's first day as a scientist doing research at the North Pole. Listen to his conversation with a colleague. How do you interpret what Ryan says?	A He thinks it's exciting to be in such a remote place. B He enjoys pushing himself to his limits. C The farther they are away from civilisation, the better he feels. D Everything has gone well up to now.
28		It’s Halloween. Friends Claire and Jeremy are meeting up at Claire’s house before going to a Halloween party together. Listen to their conversation, then choose the sentence that is NOT true. It’s Halloween. Friends Claire and Jeremy are meeting up at Claire’s house before going to a Halloween party together. Listen to their conversation, then choose the sentence that is NOT true.	A Claire thinks that Jeremy is inappropriately dressed for the party. B Jeremy couldn’t find anything suitable to wear to the party. C Claire is probably wearing a black dress with white make up. D It’s not necessary to wear a costume but the party’s hosts probably hope their guests will make the effort.
29		Listen. What's the word? Listen. What's the word?	A true B throw C though D through
30		Listen. What three words can you hear? Listen. What three words can you hear?	A world, later, chip B word, later, ship C word, lighter, ship D world, letter, chip
31		Listen and find the word that rhymes. Listen and find the word that rhymes.	A soon B shone C crown D flown
32			A A B B C C D D
33			A The Lincoln Memorial B The White House C The Capitol Building D The Washington Monument
34	It's already 10.15, sir. Normally, we … breakfast until 10 am. It's already 10.15, sir. Normally, we … breakfast until 10 am.		A aren't serving B only serve C are serving D are going to serve
35	Lily doesn't pay enough attention in class, so she … much progress this term. Lily doesn't pay enough attention in class, so she … much progress this term.		A doesn't make B hasn't got C isn't making D makes not
36	Follow him when he … the building, and don't lose sight of him! Follow him when he … the building, and don't lose sight of him!		A will leave B is leaving C leaves D left
37	Kevin often hit the ball so hard that it … into the neighbour's garden. Kevin often hit the ball so hard that it … into the neighbour's garden.		A sometimes went B is going C nearly goes D falls almost
38	My sister has got her own flat now. I … her … several weeks. My sister has got her own flat now. I … her … several weeks.		A don't visit … for B am not visiting … since C didn't see … since D haven't seen … for
39	He pretended to have lots of friends because he didn't want … he was lonely. He pretended to have lots of friends because he didn't want … he was lonely.		A people to think B for everyone thought C that people thought D that his parents think
40	Find the best title for this film. Find the best title for this film.		A Invasion From Jupiter B The Last Gladiator C Wild West Adventures D Money Isn't Everything
41	We know that the Corvans … . We know that the Corvans … .		A own a flat in the house where Nick lives B are Nick's relatives C work for Nick's parents D never leave London
42	We know that Nick believes … . We know that Nick believes … .		A it's important that no one at all knows his family's rich B no one will want to be his friend if they find out he's rich C it can be difficult for rich people to find real friends D it's OK to tell Emily that he's rich because she' s rich too
43	Find the sentence that isn't true. Find the sentence that isn't true.		A Nick doesn't stay in England during the summer. B Emily can hardly believe what Nick tells her. C Members of two different families live in this house. D Paul owns two houses and lives on a farm with his father.
44	The purpose of this email is to announce … . The purpose of this email is to announce … .		A some good news B that someone needs money C some bad news D that there has been a fire
45	Dr Jenkins is sending this email to … . Dr Jenkins is sending this email to … .		A the person who gave the hospital £20,000 B the people who gave money to the hospital C the fire officers who saved the animals' lives D an insurance company
46	The email tells us that … . The email tells us that … .		A the hospital was almost completely destroyed B the fire broke out during a storm C very few animals died in the fire D the hospital was slightly damaged
47	Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.		A Someone set fire to the hospital last August. B The new hospital has just re-opened. C Dr Jenkins is surprised that so many people gave money. D This email is dated the 25th of September.
48	According to the email, Dr Jenkins asked the local community for money because … . According to the email, Dr Jenkins asked the local community for money because … .		A he knows that people spend a lot on their pets B he wants the hospital to be better equipped than before C he can't afford to buy any equipment for the hospital D the building was insured, but the equipment wasn't
49	The Union Jack is the name of … . The Union Jack is the name of … .		A the British national anthem B the American constitution C the flag of the United Kingdom D a park in New York City
50	Canada is … the United States of America. Canada is … the United States of America.		A the largest state of B one of the states of C smaller than D larger than
51	Aboriginal people, Maori, and … Americans are all First Nations. Aboriginal people, Maori, and … Americans are all First Nations.		A Native B Founding C African D Latin
52	The fox usually walks across their garden every evening, but it … three days now. The fox usually walks across their garden every evening, but it … three days now.		A didn't do that during B hasn't walked since last C hasn't been seen for D hasn't been for a walk since
53	“Tap,” “mat” and “towel” are all associated with … . “Tap,” “mat” and “towel” are all associated with … .		A dances B beaches C yoga classes D bathrooms
54	April 1st – called April …’ Day – is when people play tricks on each other. April 1st – called April …’ Day – is when people play tricks on each other.		A Fools B Comics C Fishes D Jokes
55	Find the pair of words that contains the same vowel sound. For example: sister/decide. Find the pair of words that contains the same vowel sound. For example: sister/decide.		A drawing, extreme B eighteen, update C Arctic, lighter D parcel, untrue

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media		Answers
1			A Shoana B Gioanna C Joanna D Joawna
2			A Just for a week. B No, I'm from Spain. C No, I come from North Africa. D Yes, I do.
3			A A hat. B A pair of sunglasses. C A passport. D A globe.
4			A How are you? B I'm busy. C I'm free. D It's the right time.
5			A A B B C C D D
6			A Tuesday, 1st April. B Wednesday, 1st June. C Thursday, 2nd March. D Tuesday, 30th March.
7			A 1943 B 1961 C 1963 D 1953
8			A £5 B £16 C £22 D £10
9			A 10.30 B 9.51 C 10.50 D 11.10
10			A A B B C C D D
11			A How much are they? B Can I help you? C Yes, please. D How many would you like?
12			A The police station. B The school. C The hospital. D The fire station.
13			A Excuse me. B How are you? C I'm sorry. D Where am I?
14			A Help yourself. B Push in. C You can help. D Go straight on.
15			A A B B C C D D
16			A They’re sitting around a campfire. B In a tent, in the woods. C She’s wearing a red woollen hat. D It’s daytime.
17			A A B B C C D D
18			A A B B C C D D
19			A A B B C C D D
20			A A B B C C D D
21		Listen to the conversation. What's the situation? Listen to the conversation. What's the situation?	A They're looking at a shirt in a rather old-fashioned clothes shop. B They're looking at a shopping website where a second-hand phone is for sale. C They're in the kitchen talking about a microwave meal. D They want to rent a boat for a river trip but the only one available is very old.
22		Listen to the conversation. What happened at the beach? Listen to the conversation. What happened at the beach?	A Carl arrived unexpectedly. B Carl left suddenly. C Carl suddenly felt very ill. D Carl started crying.
23		Listen to the conversation. What can you say about the situation? Listen to the conversation. What can you say about the situation?	A They're climbing a mountain B They're playing cards. C Someone has offered the man a new job. D Someone has given the man a large dog.
24		Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job? Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job?	A A firefighter. B A wildlife photographer. C A dentist. D A coal miner.
25		Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about? Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about?	A A rock band who won't get a big audience for their concert. B A shop whose prices are too high. C Olympic champions who will earn a lot of money. D A football team with little chance of winning its next game.
26		Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now? Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now?	A I don't keep in touch. B I'm not aware of it C I can't afford it. D I can't work it out.
27		Listen to the conversation between two managers in an office. Which sentence is true? Listen to the conversation between two managers in an office. Which sentence is true?	A The man thinks that it’s a coincidence that the food started going missing when Martin began working there. B Until recently, the woman has chosen not to believe that Martin is the thief. C The woman is sure she knows who is responsible for the thefts but can’t prove it. D The woman initially suspected someone else but has now changed her mind.
28		Listen to the conversation. The people are talking about a young boy called Christopher. What can you say about him this evening? Listen to the conversation. The people are talking about a young boy called Christopher. What can you say about him this evening?	A He was very well behaved. B He proved he was very intelligent. C He played a game of cards and won. D He sang beautifully.
29		Listen. Which word can you hear? Listen. Which word can you hear?	A grease B greys C graze D grace
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 magic B engine C police D refill
31		Listen. Which group of words can you hear? Listen. Which group of words can you hear?	A four teas no more B ought to become C or more in order D have to be for
32		Listen and find the right answer. Listen and find the right answer.	A Toronto. B Montreal. C Vancouver. D Ottawa.
33		Listen and answer the question. Listen and answer the question.	A Yellowstone National Park. B The Lake District National Park. C Cairngorms National Park. D Kruger National Park.
34	When the bus came, it was full so we all … to wait for the next one. When the bus came, it was full so we all … to wait for the next one.		A had B must C were able D obliged
35	That's funny. I don't remember … my bike here. Someone's moved it! That's funny. I don't remember … my bike here. Someone's moved it!		A I left B to leave C leaving D to have left
36	Taylor Swift released a new single recently but I … heard it … . Taylor Swift released a new single recently but I … heard it … .		A haven't … already B never … already C didn't … until now D haven't … yet
37	I didn't enjoy the party very much because I didn't know who … . I didn't enjoy the party very much because I didn't know who … .		A anyone was B was anyone there C were the other people there D any people there were
38	If petrol … cost so much, I … see you much more often. If petrol … cost so much, I … see you much more often.		A won't … will B didn't … would come and C doesn't … would D wouldn't … will be able to
39	Although she loved living in Japan, she … using chopsticks instead of a knife and fork. Although she loved living in Japan, she … using chopsticks instead of a knife and fork.		A hadn't used with B didn't use to C never got used to D wasn't used for
40	What do we know about the accident on Monday? What do we know about the accident on Monday?		A A man was knocked down in the street. B Mr Ogilvy was badly hurt. C A van hit a car that was going too fast. D A van was going too fast and hit a car.
41	Angela Wright … . Angela Wright … .		A was in the car behind Mr Ogilvy B knows that accidents often happen there C saw the accident from her house nearby D says that people never drive fast along Oakland Street
42	Turning right into Victoria Avenue can be a problem because … . Turning right into Victoria Avenue can be a problem because … .		A there is extremely heavy traffic on Victoria Avenue B when there's a chance, it's difficult to turn into the traffic fast enough C of the bend on the left, which means you can't see if it's clear to turn D the traffic coming from the right is going too fast
43	Based on the information in the article, find the true sentence. Based on the information in the article, find the true sentence.		A Accidents at this junction have already resulted in several deaths. B It will probably take a fatal accident to make the council do anything about the problem. C The council would like to build a wall here but hasn't been able to yet. D Angela Wright is grateful to the council for listening to local residents.
44	Gwen is sorry that Danny … . Gwen is sorry that Danny … .		A got out of the lab B went out with other girls C got locked in the lab D was injured
45	What do we definitely know about Danny? What do we definitely know about Danny?		A He is seriously ill. B He hasn't been out with Gwen for several days. C He's going out with Gwen at the moment. D He's been out with three different girls in the last week.
46	Gwen feels that … . Gwen feels that … .		A Danny didn't deserve what happened to him B she has learned a lesson C she has been treated badly by Danny D she did something very wrong
47	Find the sentence that we know is true. Find the sentence that we know is true.		A Gwen got a girl in Danny's class to write a note to him. B The accident happened at the moment when Gwen locked Danny in the lab. C Danny thought he was going to the lab to meet a girl. D Danny thought he knew exactly who had written the note.
48	Danny went to the lab … . Danny went to the lab … .		A even though he suspected something wasn't quite right B because he wanted to punish the writer of the anonymous note C and found that he had walked into a trap set by Gwen D but didn't get in because he couldn't open the door
49	In the USA, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner does not normally include … . In the USA, a traditional Thanksgiving dinner does not normally include … .		A mashed potatoes B roast turkey C fried chicken D pumpkin pie
50	Mark Twain, John Steinbeck and Harper Lee are all American … . Mark Twain, John Steinbeck and Harper Lee are all American … .		A folk singers B writers C astronauts D politicians
51	Easter Sunday is a public holiday in the UK, and so is … Friday – the Friday before Easter Sunday. Easter Sunday is a public holiday in the UK, and so is … Friday – the Friday before Easter Sunday.		A Good B Saintly C Cross D Final
52	The first vowel sound in “better” is the same as the vowel sound in “…” The first vowel sound in “better” is the same as the vowel sound in “…”		A cheat B threat C great D straight
53	“The … for London tomorrow: cloudy with some rain in the afternoon, ” said the TV weatherman. “The … for London tomorrow: cloudy with some rain in the afternoon, ” said the TV weatherman.		A outcome B outset C outlook D outfit
54	The pilot must have ejected because no body … from the wreckage of the plane. The pilot must have ejected because no body … from the wreckage of the plane.		A recovered anyone B wasn't recovered at all C has been recovered D has recovered anything
55	“Better … than … ,” is a common expression. Roger's mother uses it when she tells him he must wear a helmet when he's on his bike. “Better … than … ,” is a common expression. Roger's mother uses it when she tells him he must wear a helmet when he's on his bike.		A sane … pain B safe … sorry C care … dare D fear … disappear

messages.answers_download_pdf

#	messages.answers_media		Answers
1			A By train, of course. B No, I'm not going yet. C Pretty well, actually. D He's fine, thanks.
2			A A B B C C D D
3			A A B B C C D D
4			A A B B C C D D
5			A 4/2/1913 B 2/4/1913 C 4/2/1930 D 4/2/1933
6			A A shoe. B A pen. C A banana. D A notebook.
7			A I hope so. B I expect. C That's nice. D I hope not.
8			A Hang up, please. B Wait for it. C Hold on, please. D Don't move.
9			A A B B C C D D
10			A A B B C C D D
11			A Marjorie B Margary C Margery D Marjery
12			A £10.15. B £10.50. C Less than $12. D More than twelve pounds.
13			A Scrolling B Deleting C Scanning D Sharing
14			A A B B C C D D
15			A A B B C C D D
16			A In a cinema. B In a taxi. C At a railway station. D At a fast-food restaurant.
17			A … he won’t get away with it B … he won’t get along with us C … he won’t let us down D … he won’t throw it away
18			A A B B C C D D
19			A A B B C C D D
20			A A B B C C D D
21			A Carla is sure that her sister doesn't want to go out with Sam. B Carla thinks that it's a good idea for Sam to ask her sister to go out with him. C Sam is going to get a nice surprise when he asks Carla's sister to go out with him. D Carla knows that another boy is already going out with her sister.
22		Listen to the phone conversation. What can the man say now? Listen to the phone conversation. What can the man say now?	A Oh, what a pity! B Aren't you lucky! C Congratulations! D I'm glad to hear it.
23		Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about? Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about?	A A carpet. B A hat. C A cake. D A pot of paint.
24		Listen to this business meeting that is taking place by phone. One attendee is missing. What is the reason for his absence? Listen to this business meeting that is taking place by phone. One attendee is missing. What is the reason for his absence?	A Martin is too busy to attend. B Martin isn’t at work because he’s unwell. C Martin is having problems travelling into work. D Martin has asked his assistant to go instead.
25		Listen to this conversation between a woman and a delivery man. They are speaking over an intercom. Which sentence is true? Listen to this conversation between a woman and a delivery man. They are speaking over an intercom. Which sentence is true?	A The delivery man rang the wrong door by mistake. B The man can’t deliver the package to the correct address because Mr Foster is out and it’s too big C The delivery man wants the woman to let him in the building so he can park in the car park. D The woman might have signed for the package if the delivery man had come upstairs.
26		A guide is taking a group of visitors around an art gallery. Listen to her conversation with one of the members of the tour group. Which sentence is true? A guide is taking a group of visitors around an art gallery. Listen to her conversation with one of the members of the tour group. Which sentence is true?	A The man maintains that an artwork’s value is fundamentally linked to its recognisability. B The tour guide doesn’t think that the sale price of a painting is an indication of its quality. C The man’s son is a celebrated young artist. D “Apples and a Vase” is a painting by an artist who painted in the same style throughout his career.
27		Listen to the conversation between Mark and Nadia. What did Mark probably do a few minutes ago? Listen to the conversation between Mark and Nadia. What did Mark probably do a few minutes ago?	A He trod on Nadia's dress during a dance competition. B He missed an easy goal and his team lost the football match. C He said the wrong thing when he met Nadia's parents for the first time. D He cooked a meal that everyone appreciated.
28		Listen. Jane runs a café. She’s telling her husband Peter about some difficult customers today. Which sentence is NOT true? Listen. Jane runs a café. She’s telling her husband Peter about some difficult customers today. Which sentence is NOT true?	A If the customers had been on time, they wouldn’t have been given a small table. B Jane is more annoyed by the negative feedback than by anything else the clients did. C In spite of making changes to the food, it still didn’t satisfy the clients. D The customers were unhappy because the cakes were made by someone else.
29		Listen, and find the word that rhymes with the word you hear. Listen, and find the word that rhymes with the word you hear.	A rinse B fits C twins D pence
30		Listen, and find the right answer to the question. Listen, and find the right answer to the question.	A altered B avoid C athlete D April
31		Listen. Which of these phrases can you hear? Listen. Which of these phrases can you hear?	A apartment that B had to get into C in their meals D a bit of
32		Listen, and identify the country. Listen, and identify the country.	A Australia B New Zealand C India D Ireland
33		Listen, and find the answer to the question. Listen, and find the answer to the question.	A At London Zoo. B On the London Underground. C On a ferry from France to England. D On English beaches.
34	Those doughnuts are delicious but I wish they … so much sugar in them. Those doughnuts are delicious but I wish they … so much sugar in them.		A don't put B haven't got C didn't have D wouldn't have
35	As soon as the milk … , pour it over the chocolate. As soon as the milk … , pour it over the chocolate.		A will be hot B will boil C boils D boiling
36	A team of scientists … the building since early this morning. They'll have finished very soon. A team of scientists … the building since early this morning. They'll have finished very soon.		A has been decontaminating B has decontaminated C was decontaminating D decontaminated
37	I like children but I don't know … as a parent. I like children but I don't know … as a parent.		A will I be like B what I'll be like C how will I be D who could I be
38	The accident was his own fault. He … there was no one behind him before he reversed. The accident was his own fault. He … there was no one behind him before he reversed.		A should make sure B looked to see if C can't have realised D ought to have checked
39	By the time I … 50, I think we … a cure for cancer. By the time I … 50, I think we … a cure for cancer.		A will be … have found B will have been … would find C reach … will find D am … will have found
40	We know that Colin … . We know that Colin … .		A used to teach at Ludford High School B was George's coach in the past C plays sport at a high level D is going to answer this email
41	We know that George … . We know that George … .		A likes people to know that he coached Colin B is simply writing to congratulate Colin C doesn't know much about Colin's career D wants Colin to run in a race on Sports Day
42	If Colin agrees to do what George is asking, he will … . If Colin agrees to do what George is asking, he will … .		A only have to spend a short time at the school B need to give a lecture C have to cancel an important match D certainly meet the Mayor or the local MP
43	George doesn't think that Colin … . George doesn't think that Colin … .		A is often asked to do favours and donate money B has to deal with a great many emails every day C remembers his old school with fondness D takes much notice of many of the emails he receives
44	What would be a suitable title for this book? What would be a suitable title for this book?		A 'Death Beneath the Stones' B 'The Mysteries of Japan' C 'Gardening For Beginners' D 'Hollywood Scandals'
45	What do we know about Jake, Petra and Maria? What do we know about Jake, Petra and Maria?		A Jake is getting paid for working on the site. B They are all excavating some Medieval ruins. C At least one of the three is a student. D Maria is a new volunteer this year.
46	The skeleton talked about in the passage … . The skeleton talked about in the passage … .		A is the first one to be found on this site B was wearing a ring on one of its fingers C was lying on top of two other skeletons D wasn't discovered by a volunteer at the site
47	The passage tells us that … . The passage tells us that … .		A Petra has never met Gemma B the Romans didn't value diamonds highly C Maria was surprised when Gemma said goodbye D Gemma never told anyone she'd lost a ring
48	Jake doesn't think the skeleton is Gemma's because … . Jake doesn't think the skeleton is Gemma's because … .		A there's a modern ring on one of the skeleton's fingers B someone else might have put her ring on the skeleton C Gemma couldn't have been buried so long ago D the other skeletons might have been buried afterwards
49	Since 2021, Juneteenth – or Freedom Day – has been a federal holiday in the USA. What occasion does it commemorate? Since 2021, Juneteenth – or Freedom Day – has been a federal holiday in the USA. What occasion does it commemorate?		A The end of British rule. B The end of the civil war. C The end of World War II. D The end of slavery.
50	The … – the annual championship match of one of the USA's most popular national sports – was watched by 125 million viewers in 2026. The … – the annual championship match of one of the USA's most popular national sports – was watched by 125 million viewers in 2026.		A World Series B Masters C Super Bowl D US Open
51	The Secretary of State is the American equivalent of the British … . The Secretary of State is the American equivalent of the British … .		A Prime Minister B Home Secretary C Foreign Secretary D Cabinet Secretary
52	“He's still unconscious,” said the nurse. “I expect he'll … in about half an hour.” “He's still unconscious,” said the nurse. “I expect he'll … in about half an hour.”		A set up B come to C drop in D pass out
53	“Plain” can mean “obvious”. When we say, "It's as plain as … ,” we mean, “It's very obvious.” “Plain” can mean “obvious”. When we say, "It's as plain as … ,” we mean, “It's very obvious.”		A the fingers on your hand B the nose on your face C the hair on your head D the toes on your feet
54	Albert Einstein was one of the fore… scientists of his time. Albert Einstein was one of the fore… scientists of his time.		A most B saken C front D head
55	The owners of this house don't know the value of their paintings because they've never … by an expert. The owners of this house don't know the value of their paintings because they've never … by an expert.		A had them looked at B made them valued C been examining them D been seen

Please wait...