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Papierversion Marathon 2018 Papierversion Sprinter 2018

#	Medien		Answers
1		The children in this picture are …… . The children in this picture are …… .	A in a classroom B in a garden C in a shop D in the street
2		The children are …… . The children are …… .	A happy B sad C angry D sisters
3		The boy on the left has got …… . The boy on the left has got …… .	A blond hair B a blue jacket C a red and white shirt D a yellow T-shirt
4	Complete the word: S _ O T L A N D Complete the word: S _ O T L A N D		A K B C C H D R
5	Twelve + eleven = …… Twelve + eleven = ……		A thirteen B twenty-three C twenty-four D thirty-two
6	Cats have got four …… . Cats have got four …… .		A heads B mouths C arms D legs
7	The River Thames is very …… . The River Thames is very …… .		A tall B fat C water D long
8	Complete this “family” of words: pen, pencil, rubber, …… . Complete this “family” of words: pen, pencil, rubber, …… .		A cow B ruler C clock D tie
9		Joanna is Christina's …… . Joanna is Christina's …… .	A mother B sister C aunt D daughter
10		This email is about…… . This email is about…… .	A a holiday B a birthday C a new baby D a house
11		The party is …… . The party is …… .	A in the evening B at night C in the afternoon D in the morning
12		Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A Everyone knows about the party. B Christina has got a secret. C Christina's parents want to give her a surprise. D Christina has got an invitation.
13	You …… very pretty, Maria. You …… very pretty, Maria.		A am B is C are D have
14	…… your book at page 10 and read the story …… your book at page 10 and read the story		A Sit B Open C Close D Look
15	…… Jennifer …… a new phone? …… Jennifer …… a new phone?		A Has …… got B Do …… have C Have …… got D Is …… got
16	Jack and his sister never …… to school by bus. Jack and his sister never …… to school by bus.		A catch B go C take D arrive
17	I …… play football today because I'm ill. I …… play football today because I'm ill.		A don’t want B am not C don't like D can't
18		In the picture, there is a …… on the left. In the picture, there is a …… on the left.	A door B chair C table D cup
19		There is a picture …… a plant. There is a picture …… a plant.	A under B above C behind D in
20		There is a …… between the bookcase and the corner. There is a …… between the bookcase and the corner.	A window B desk C bottle D carpet
21		What can you see in the picture? What can you see in the picture?	A Cupboards, a sofa, a banana. B A bag, a lamp, a calendar. C Flowers, curtains, cushions. D A bird, a fridge, books.
22	The capital of the United Kingdom is …… . The capital of the United Kingdom is …… .		A Dublin B London C England D Edinburgh
23	Robin Hood steals from the …… and gives to the …… Robin Hood steals from the …… and gives to the ……		A rich …… poor B men …… women C soldiers …… Church D people …… King
24	…… is a ball game and a national British sport. The ball is small, hard and usually red. …… is a ball game and a national British sport. The ball is small, hard and usually red.		A Cricket B Baseball C Rugby D Football
25	It's in London and it's almost 1,000 years old. What is it? It's in London and it's almost 1,000 years old. What is it?		A Buckingham Palace. B Tower Bridge. C The Tower of London. D Big Ben.
26	A man asks you, “What time is it?” It's 12.55. What can you say? A man asks you, “What time is it?” It's 12.55. What can you say?		A “It's twelve fifteen.” B “It's five to one.” C “It's almost got one.” D “It's eleven fifty-five.”
27	Your friend Tim is laughing. You don't know why. What can you ask him? Your friend Tim is laughing. You don't know why. What can you ask him?		A “Why is he laughing, Tim?” B “Tim, why are you unhappy?” C “What's so funny, Tim?” D “Do you like Tim?”
28	A woman is talking on the phone. She says, “It's cloudy and it's not very warm.” What is she talking about? A woman is talking on the phone. She says, “It's cloudy and it's not very warm.” What is she talking about?		A A new coat. B The weather. C Her house. D A cup of coffee.
29	Annie is phoning Bill. She says, “I'm sorry. I can't come to the cinema with you tonight." Bill is disappointed. What can he say? Annie is phoning Bill. She says, “I'm sorry. I can't come to the cinema with you tonight." Bill is disappointed. What can he say?		A “I'm very worried.” B “Well done.” C “What a pity!” D “You're welcome.”
30	A woman is crossing the street but a car is coming, very fast. You think she is in danger. What can you say? A woman is crossing the street but a car is coming, very fast. You think she is in danger. What can you say?		A “Run out!” B “Look out!” C “Get out!” D “Go out!”
31	You put a plate of food in the microwave and press the "on" button. But nothing happens. What can you say? You put a plate of food in the microwave and press the "on" button. But nothing happens. What can you say?		A “I can't turn the microwave.” B “It isn't making anything.” C “It doesn't work.” D “There's nothing here.”
32	“............” rhymes with “rich”. “............” rhymes with “rich”.		A H B Fish C Witch D Rice
33	The number “5” rhymes with “..............”. The number “5” rhymes with “..............”.		A life B drive C wife D give
34	“September” = o O o. “Grandfather” = …… “September” = o O o. “Grandfather” = ……		A O o o B o O o C o o O D o o O o
35		This is a page on the Twizzers' website. What is a Twizzer? This is a page on the Twizzers' website. What is a Twizzer?	A A smartphone. B A competition. C A sweet. D A game.
36		What does the web page say about Twizzers? What does the web page say about Twizzers?	A They're cheap and delicious. B There are thousands of Twizzers in a packet. C Twizzers are very popular. D Twizzers are good for you.
37		Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A You can only enter the competition if you live in England. B If you are 12 years old, you can't enter the competition. C To enter the competition, you must send your answer by email. D Everyone under 16 can enter the competition.
38		Which sentence can win the competition? Which sentence can win the competition?	A Children love Twizzers because they are really fun to eat. B Kids like Twizzers because they are colourful and cool! C Twizzers are kids' favourite sweets because they are really delicious. D My mum, dad, gran and grandad all love Twizzers!
39	“What …… on Sundays?” “I usually go swimming.” “What …… on Sundays?” “I usually go swimming.”		A are you doing B do you often C do you do D do I like
40	There …… orange juice in the fridge. There …… orange juice in the fridge.		A isn't any B are some C aren't any D are some bottles
41	…… those two cats in the garden? …… those two cats in the garden?		A How many are B Whose are C What's the matter D Can you see if
42	“…… dinner tonight, Mum?” “Fish and chips." “…… dinner tonight, Mum?” “Fish and chips."		A Is there a lot of B What's for C Have we got for D What do you cook for
43	“Worry” rhymes with “……” “Worry” rhymes with “……”		A lorry B curry C marry D sorry
44	Find the word that is not associated with money. Find the word that is not associated with money.		A purse B coin C note D sail
45	English children love Guy Fawkes Night, or Firework Night. It is on the …… . English children love Guy Fawkes Night, or Firework Night. It is on the …… .		A 5th of November B 1st of May C 24th of December D 2nd of January

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#	Medien		Answers
1		This is a picture of …… . This is a picture of …… .	A a woman at home in London B a tourist in London C a young man in a London street D a London shop
2		The woman is …… . The woman is …… .	A looking at her phone B lost C asking for help D very happy
3		The woman is holding …… . The woman is holding …… .	A a brown jacket B a map C a problem D a bag
4	…… is my favourite colour. …… is my favourite colour.		A Grey B Violin C Read D Write
5	John is in the bathroom. He's having a …… . John is in the bathroom. He's having a …… .		A toothpaste B painting C shower D water
6	The opposite of “dirty” is "......." . The opposite of “dirty” is "......." .		A bad B funny C clever D clean
7	Please …… up, Tom. You're late for school! Please …… up, Tom. You're late for school!		A ready B hurry C run D fast
8	Complete this “family” of words: beans, carrots, potatoes, …… . Complete this “family” of words: beans, carrots, potatoes, …… .		A peas B pears C bears D streets
9		Mandy is writing this email …… . Mandy is writing this email …… .	A in the morning B in the afternoon C in the evening D at lunchtime
10		Mandy and Carole had dinner at …… . Mandy and Carole had dinner at …… .	A a restaurant B Mandy's house C Carole's house D a hotel
11		What is Mandy's problem? What is Mandy's problem?	A She phoned Carole but there was no answer. B Her phone is in Carole's house. C Her computer doesn't work. D Carole can't find her phone.
12		Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A Mandy and Carole are students at the same school. B Carole is probably Mandy's older sister. C Mandy is a better cook than Carole. D Mandy is going to Carole's house tomorrow evening.
13	Peter, why …… your brother at school today? Peter, why …… your brother at school today?		A isn't B can't C do D don't
14	I often …… lunch in the school cafeteria. I often …… lunch in the school cafeteria.		A eats B have C drink D am having
15	We're …… to visit London in the summer. We're …… to visit London in the summer.		A going B want C went D can
16	A lion is …… a mouse. A lion is …… a mouse.		A big as B more dangerous C bigger than D faster
17	I didn't …… the spider in the bath. I didn't …… the spider in the bath.		A saw B found C can see D see
18		This is a picture of a table at …… time. This is a picture of a table at …… time.	A dinner B lunch C breakfast D tea
19		The bacon is …… . The bacon is …… .	A on the right of the picture B on the floor C next to an egg D under the plate
20		What can you see in the picture? What can you see in the picture?	A Sugar, oranges, a cup. B Sausages, a glass, milk. C Cornflakes, juice, a fork. D Coffee, eggs, a spoon.
21		Would you …… toast with your bacon and eggs? Would you …… toast with your bacon and eggs?	A have some pieces B like a C like some D want a
22	When you look at a map of Britain, Scotland is in the …… . When you look at a map of Britain, Scotland is in the …… .		A south B north C east D west
23	Oxford and Cambridge are English cities with famous …… . Oxford and Cambridge are English cities with famous …… .		A city walls B palaces C universities D beaches
24	A mile is …… a kilometre. A mile is …… a kilometre.		A longer than B shorter than C the same as D not as long as
25	The transport system under the streets of London is called the Underground or the …… . The transport system under the streets of London is called the Underground or the …… .		A Submarine B Tunnel C Tube D Metro
26	Your friend is climbing a tree. It looks dangerous. What can you say? Your friend is climbing a tree. It looks dangerous. What can you say?		A “Be careful.” B “I'm very sorry.” C “Don't worry.” D “Enjoy your trip.”
27	In the cinema, your friend says, “I think this film is awful.” You agree. What can you say? In the cinema, your friend says, “I think this film is awful.” You agree. What can you say?		A “So do I.” B “I am too.” C “Yes, I think.” D “I don't.”
28	You're looking for the words “Way out”. Why? You're looking for the words “Way out”. Why?		A You're shopping on the internet and you want to pay. B You're in a car park and you want to leave. C You're in a town and you want to cross a street. D You want to go into a museum.
29	You are in a theatre. Before the show starts, you hear an announcement: “Please …… your mobile phones.” You are in a theatre. Before the show starts, you hear an announcement: “Please …… your mobile phones.”		A switch off B put out C turn down D close down
30	Two boys are talking. One boy says, “It's on tonight, isn't it? I never miss it.” What are the boys talking about? Two boys are talking. One boy says, “It's on tonight, isn't it? I never miss it.” What are the boys talking about?		A A television programme. B A computer game. C A bus. D A friend's 16th birthday party.
31	A mechanic is repairing Mrs Clark's car. He says, “About an hour, madam.” What question did Mrs Clark ask? A mechanic is repairing Mrs Clark's car. He says, “About an hour, madam.” What question did Mrs Clark ask?		A “How much time does it have?” B “How long is it going to take?” C “When did you finish?” D “What time are you coming?”
32	The letter “K” rhymes with “……”. The letter “K” rhymes with “……”.		A car B way C key D her
33	Which pair of words doesn't rhyme? Which pair of words doesn't rhyme?		A try, high B friend, send C son, one D would, food
34	“Hospital” = O o o. “Political” = …… . “Hospital” = O o o. “Political” = …… .		A O o o o B o O o o C o o O o D o o o O
35		This is a page from …… website. This is a page from …… website.	A a school's B Warwick Castle's C a local newspaper's D Mrs Bell's
36		How many people went on the trip? How many people went on the trip?	A Twenty-two. B Ten. C Twenty-four. D Thirty-three.
37		What can you say about last Saturday? What can you say about last Saturday?	A The weather was better in the morning than in the afternoon. B No one enjoyed the trip. C The students and the teachers spent the afternoon on the river. D Everyone visited the castle after lunch.
38		Find the sentence that is definitely true. Find the sentence that is definitely true.	A The trip was on a Saturday in April. B Greg didn't take any photos of the trip. C Greg is looking for people who can take photos. D Greg thinks there aren't enough photos of the trip on the website.
39	If you look …… this telescope, you can see the stars. If you look …… this telescope, you can see the stars.		A across B through C over D out of
40	If he takes his medicine every day, he …… very quickly. If he takes his medicine every day, he …… very quickly.		A will get better B is getting strong C going to feel better D feels much better
41	I'm sorry, the next flight to Dublin is full. …… seats left at all. I'm sorry, the next flight to Dublin is full. …… seats left at all.		A You can only have the B There are no C All the D The people in the
42	I …… the piano when my phone rang, so I didn't hear it. I …… the piano when my phone rang, so I didn't hear it.		A played B listened to C was playing D did play
43	The “o” in “women” sounds like …… . The “o” in “women” sounds like …… .		A the “o” in “other” B the “e” in “women” C the “i” in “machine” D the “a” in “made”
44	Find the word that is not associated with clothes. Find the word that is not associated with clothes.		A size B tie C sleeve D comb
45	Who lived in the nineteenth century? Who lived in the nineteenth century?		A Queen Victoria. B William Shakespeare. C King Arthur. D William the Conqueror.

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#	Medien		Answers
1		The girl on the right is …… . The girl on the right is …… .	A wearing a green T-shirt B holding a cup of coffee C making a cake D taking a picture
2		Behind the girl, …… . Behind the girl, …… .	A there is a cupcake B some people are talking C we can see an empty table D four people are standing
3		Which group of words can be associated with the picture? Which group of words can be associated with the picture?	A shirt, plate, smile B window, arm, sofa C kitchen, flower, table D knife, hair, cap
4	The opposite of “cheap” is “……”. The opposite of “cheap” is “……”.		A expensive B awful C huge D difficult
5	My flat is on the second …… of that building. My flat is on the second …… of that building.		A stage B stand C stair D floor
6	Philip, could you …… me my glasses? Philip, could you …… me my glasses?		A bring B take C carry D borrow
7	Jason is not very …… at chemistry. Jason is not very …… at chemistry.		A interested B good C keen D interesting
8	Choose a name for this “family” of words: collar, tail, basket. Choose a name for this “family” of words: collar, tail, basket.		A Shopping B Clothes C Dogs D Planes
9		What do you know about Jane and Mark? What do you know about Jane and Mark?	A They live in London. B They are going to London. C They live in a flat. D They are on holiday at the moment.
10		What do you know about Elizabeth? What do you know about Elizabeth?	A Her son's name is John. B She is going to visit London. C She hasn't got any children. D She is coming to London alone.
11		Jane and Mark are writing to Elizabeth because …… . Jane and Mark are writing to Elizabeth because …… .	A she offered them a place to stay B there is no one to care for their cats C Elizabeth's cats need a new home D they want to sell their cats
12		The email tells us that …… . The email tells us that …… .	A Jane and Mark's neighbours don't like cats B Elizabeth has reserved hotel rooms in London C Jane and Mark are taking two weeks' holiday this summer D Elizabeth's family can stay with Jane and Mark's neighbours
13	“You don't look well.” “…… a cold.” “You don't look well.” “…… a cold.”		A I am B I have C It can D It has
14	Helen …… every Saturday. Helen …… every Saturday.		A plays volleyball B is washing her hair C don't cook lunch D and Tanya are going shopping
15	…… many people at the swimming pool? …… many people at the swimming pool?		A Were there B Did it have C Was it D How
16	It's 5 o'clock. The classrooms are empty because the students …… home at 4 o'clock. It's 5 o'clock. The classrooms are empty because the students …… home at 4 o'clock.		A are going B have gone C went D left to
17	I …… scared of him …… the first time I met him. I …… scared of him …… the first time I met him.		A have been …… for B am …… since C was …… ever D have been …… since
18		This man is …… . This man is …… .	A sitting in an armchair B looking in a shop window C lying down D standing on his bed
19		He is probably …… online. He is probably …… online.	A chatting to his friends B choosing something to eat C listening to music D drawing a picture
20		The pizza company …… to your door. The pizza company …… to your door.	A delivers pizzas B takes pizzas away C makes pizzas D takes out pizzas
21		Which group of words can be associated with the picture? Which group of words can be associated with the picture?	A glasses, T-shirt, thumb B finger, Wi-Fi, carpet C ruler, sofa, tablet D hungry, menu, skirt
22	…… are associated with the USA. …… are associated with the USA.		A Fish and chips B Black taxis C Hot dogs D Aborigines
23	Which city is not the capital of a country? Which city is not the capital of a country?		A London. B Sydney. C Edinburgh. D Dublin.
24	Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.		A The British Prime Minister is Queen Elizabeth II. B Australia is much smaller than Great Britain. C San Francisco is in the north east of the USA. D Washington, D.C. is named after the first US president.
25	Perhaps …… really existed. We can't be sure. Perhaps …… really existed. We can't be sure.		A King Arthur B Sherlock Holmes C William Shakespeare D Dr Frankenstein
26	You want to pay in a restaurant. What can you ask? You want to pay in a restaurant. What can you ask?		A “Can I have the bill, please?” B “May I check out?” C “Is there any money left?” D “Could you pay, please?”
27	Your mother has asked you to go to the post office, but it closes in half an hour. What can your mother say? Your mother has asked you to go to the post office, but it closes in half an hour. What can your mother say?		A “It's a waste of time.” B “You'll have to hurry.” C “Quick, before they run out.” D “It won't last long.”
28	Mr and Mrs Watson are driving home when suddenly Mr Watson realises that he is lost. He explains, “……” Mr and Mrs Watson are driving home when suddenly Mr Watson realises that he is lost. He explains, “……”		A This is a bad road. B We mustn't go home. C I've taken the wrong road. D I miss our house.
29	Stephanie calls her friend Bill. Bill says, “Sorry, I can't talk now I'm busy.” Stephanie isn't annoyed. She says, “……” Stephanie calls her friend Bill. Bill says, “Sorry, I can't talk now I'm busy.” Stephanie isn't annoyed. She says, “……”		A Hold on. B Never mind. C I don't care. D You're welcome.
30	“It looks awful but it’ll come out.” What is Jane talking about? “It looks awful but it’ll come out.” What is Jane talking about?		A A hole in her skirt. B A stain on her jeans. C A cut on her hand. D Her damaged phone.
31	Katy is frightened by a storm. Ann says, “Don't worry. ……” Katy is frightened by a storm. Ann says, “Don't worry. ……”		A It'll soon be over. B There’s nothing to it. C It doesn't hurt very much. D You can't help it.
32	“Phone” rhymes with “……”. “Phone” rhymes with “……”.		A own B one C brown D moon
33	The “i” in “child” has the same sound as the “i” in “……”. The “i” in “child” has the same sound as the “i” in “……”.		A children B begin C alive D machine
34	“Passionately” = O o o o. “Photography” = …… . “Passionately” = O o o o. “Photography” = …… .		A O o o o B o O o o C o o O o D o o o O
35		This is an article from a local newspaper. What is the subject? This is an article from a local newspaper. What is the subject?	A A bakery has closed. B A hypermarket has just opened. C A new shop is going to open next Saturday. D A popular shop is going to close.
36		What does the article tell us about the Franklyns? What does the article tell us about the Franklyns?	A They are brother and sister. B Their shop is not very well known. C They don't like living in this town. D People like their bread very much.
37		What is not one of the reasons for the Franklyns' decision? What is not one of the reasons for the Franklyns' decision?	A They don't have as many customers as in the past. B All their customers now buy their bread at the hypermarket. C They can't sell bread as cheaply as the hypermarket. D At their age, they don't want to work so hard.
38		Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.	A The Franklyns' son lives in this town. B Jack Franklyn isn't angry with people who shop at the hypermarket. C No one will be sorry that the shop is going to close. D The Franklyns have already sold their shop.
39	The …… in the post on Tuesday doesn't work. The …… in the post on Tuesday doesn't work.		A lamp that you've sent B clock I got C watch that I was having D hairdryer which sent
40	Can I have some more lemonade, please? I'm …… . Can I have some more lemonade, please? I'm …… .		A been thirsty again B still thirsty C thirsty yet D ever thirsty
41	When our teacher saw the smoke, she …… leave the classroom. When our teacher saw the smoke, she …… leave the classroom.		A said that we B told us to C wanted everyone D will have to
42	The prisoner escaped and went to London where he …… by friends until the police stopped looking for him. The prisoner escaped and went to London where he …… by friends until the police stopped looking for him.		A hid B was hiding C was hidden D has been hidden
43	The sign “…… the grass” means you mustn't walk on the grass. The sign “…… the grass” means you mustn't walk on the grass.		A Keep off B Go away from C Walk out of D Don't step
44	The “ed” of “listened” sounds like the "ed" of “……”. The “ed” of “listened” sounds like the "ed" of “……”.		A watched B washed C amazed D painted
45	The American national anthem is called …… . The American national anthem is called …… .		A "Land Of The Free" B "The Stars And Stripes" C "The Star-Spangled Banner" D "Lady Liberty"

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#	Medien		Answers
1		The girl on the left looks …… . The girl on the left looks …… .	A quite angry B rather embarrassed C extremely happy D very excited
2		She has just realised that …… . She has just realised that …… .	A she has lost her keys B she can't find her purse C she doesn't have enough cash D her basket is empty
3		Which group of words can be associated with the picture? Which group of words can be associated with the picture?	A money, search, path B steal, pay, shop C queue, vegetables, impatient D wait, scarf, shelves
4	The opposite of the adjective “dark” is “……”. The opposite of the adjective “dark” is “……”.		A light B thin C easy D clean
5	The glass fell …… the table and broke. The glass fell …… the table and broke.		A away B out of C down D off
6	The first symbol in “will_browne@mymail.com” is …… . The first symbol in “will_browne@mymail.com” is …… .		A an underscore B a hyphen C a slash D a dash
7	J. K. Rowling is estimated to …... $650 million. J. K. Rowling is estimated to …... $650 million.		A value B be worth C earns D cost
8	Find a name for this “family” of words: stage, curtain, dressing room. Find a name for this “family” of words: stage, curtain, dressing room.		A A hotel room B A clothes shop C A theatre D A swimming pool
9		We know that John has …. . We know that John has …. .	A just left university B never made a film before C been working for a film company for a month D not finished his studies yet
10		Which adjective would not be used to describe the film? Which adjective would not be used to describe the film?	A political B historical C biographical D fictional
11		John hopes that some of his Facebook friends will …… . John hopes that some of his Facebook friends will …… .	A make speeches in a hall B play the main roles C tell him more about Mrs Pankhurst D take part in one scene
12		Find the sentence that corresponds to information in the text. Find the sentence that corresponds to information in the text.	A John needs people who can be free one evening in May. B Women couldn't vote in Britain in the 20th century. C Everyone who takes part in the film could make a lot of money. D John thinks the people who want to take part will enjoy themselves.
13	“Your sister's got a new hairstyle, …… ?” “Your sister's got a new hairstyle, …… ?”		A isn't it B hasn't she C does she D has he
14	You really must stop …… meals. You'll get fat! You really must stop …… meals. You'll get fat!		A eating between B cook unhealthy C to eat such big D from having enormous
15	I want to go abroad for a holiday but I …… decided where …… . I want to go abroad for a holiday but I …… decided where …… .		A never …… going B have just …… yet C didn't …… already D haven't …… yet
16	There were no windows in the room so I didn’t know what …… outside. There were no windows in the room so I didn’t know what …… outside.		A was the weather like B was happening C has happened D were they doing
17	You'd get better results if you …… so much time watching TV. You'd get better results if you …… so much time watching TV.		A aren't spending B didn't spend C spent not D wouldn’t spend
18		The man on the right is …… . The man on the right is …… .	A indifferent B upset C delighted D desperate
19		The man on the left …… . The man on the left …… .	A has got his arms crossed B is sitting on the edge of the table C is staring at the screen D can’t bear to watch
20		You ask the man on the right if he is enjoying the match. He says, “….” You ask the man on the right if he is enjoying the match. He says, “….”	A You bet! B No way! C I can't stand it! D It's really awful!
21		Which group of words can be associated with the picture? Which group of words can be associated with the picture?	A bowl, supporter, cushion B team, goal, parcel C glasses, exciting, kneel D ceiling, score, lose
22	…… was a British politician. …… was a British politician.		A Winston Churchill B Agatha Christie C Franklin D. Roosevelt D George Washington
23	…… is the largest country where English is an official language. …… is the largest country where English is an official language.		A The United States B Australia C Canada D India
24	Which American holiday celebrates an event that took place in 1776? Which American holiday celebrates an event that took place in 1776?		A Independence Day. B Thanksgiving. C Labor Day. D Martin Luther King Day.
25	Complete the list: Miami/Florida, Dallas/Texas, Las Vegas/…… . Complete the list: Miami/Florida, Dallas/Texas, Las Vegas/…… .		A Nevada B Colorado C Oklahoma D Arizona
26	Ann replies to Ian, “You shouldn’t have.” What did he say first? Ann replies to Ian, “You shouldn’t have.” What did he say first?		A “Here’s a little gift to say thank you.” B “What a beautiful dress!” C “Good luck!” D “It doesn’t matter.”
27	A man says to a woman, “It's your go”. What is the situation? A man says to a woman, “It's your go”. What is the situation?		A They're playing a game – chess, for example. B They're at the station and the woman's train is leaving soon. C It's late and the man thinks the woman should go to bed now. D They’re in a car, stopped at traffic lights. The lights have turned green.
28	Kate wants to buy an ice-cream maker. It's expensive and she probably won’t use it often. What can you say to her? Kate wants to buy an ice-cream maker. It's expensive and she probably won’t use it often. What can you say to her?		A “Don't save your money.” B “It's a waste of money.” C “You'll never regret buying it.” D “It's a bargain.”
29	Alex offers to carry your suitcase. How can you refuse politely? Alex offers to carry your suitcase. How can you refuse politely?		A “Thanks, but I can manage.” B “No, thank you. I really don't care.” C “I'd be very grateful.” D “I don't mind if you do.”
30	Linda says, “Rob gives me the creeps.” What does she mean? Linda says, “Rob gives me the creeps.” What does she mean?		A Rob always compliments her and makes her feel wonderful. B She thinks Rob is strange and a bit scary. C Rob buys her a lot of very expensive presents. D Rob makes her laugh a lot because he makes a lot of jokes.
31	Mike thinks Carla is really irritating. How can he describe his feelings for her? Mike thinks Carla is really irritating. How can he describe his feelings for her?		A “I'm mad about her.” B “I really fancy her.” C “She winds me up.” D “When I see her, I go weak at the knees.”
32	Complete the list: deer, here, near, ....... . Complete the list: deer, here, near, ....... .		A bear B pear C where D fear
33	The “th” in “thirteen” has the same sound as the “th” in “……”. The “th” in “thirteen” has the same sound as the “th” in “……”.		A earth B although C rather D clothes
34	“Impossible” = o O o o. “Independence” = …… . “Impossible” = o O o o. “Independence” = …… .		A O o o o B o O o o C o o O o D o o o O
35		The blogger is writing about …… . The blogger is writing about …… .	A a book he or she has just read B a story about a farmer and his son C a novel by an unknown writer D the first novel by a new author
36		What do we know about Sandy? What do we know about Sandy?	A Her mother's death changed her father. B Her father left home after a family tragedy. C She lives in a city. D She is popular.
37		What do we know about Jason? What do we know about Jason?	A He has run away. B He met people from another state. C His abductors are from another planet. D Sandy is his only friend.
38		Find the sentence about Greenaway that isn't true. Find the sentence about Greenaway that isn't true.	A He didn't intend the book to be funny. B People who like his books enjoy romantic fiction. C In this book, his usual readers won't find what they're expecting. D He wrote this high-school romance because his other books aren't successful.
39	Before air travel became cheaper, …… to be so many tourists here. Before air travel became cheaper, …… to be so many tourists here.		A it wasn't able B there didn't use C I didn't notice D it hasn't had
40	I knew he was a burglar because I saw …… in through the window. I knew he was a burglar because I saw …… in through the window.		A him climb B him to enter C he's getting D that he's climbed
41	The doctor told David's mother that she couldn't …… until he was 12 months old. The doctor told David's mother that she couldn't …… until he was 12 months old.		A get David to have been vaccinated B have vaccinated David C have been vaccinating David D have David vaccinated
42	“It's time ……, my boy,” said John's mother. “It's time ……, my boy,” said John's mother.		A you learn to cook B you learned how to cook C that you're learning cooking D you've been learning to cook
43	Find the equivalent of the idiom “They get on like a house on fire.” Find the equivalent of the idiom “They get on like a house on fire.”		A They have become good friends quickly. B They argue frequently. C They are fast workers. D They talk loudly in public.
44	Spray your plants with this product and it will …… any insects. Spray your plants with this product and it will …… any insects.		A remove them from B make ends of C rid them of D keep them off from
45	Find the true sentence. Find the true sentence.		A Shakespeare lived in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. B The USA abolished slavery in 1776. C Yorkshire pudding is a dessert. D The US president is a Democrat.

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1		The man in the photo …… . The man in the photo …… .	A is waving to a friend B has found a car park C is in a bad traffic jam D needs help from someone
2		What can you say about the car? What can you say about the car?	A The woman has broken it. B It broke down a few minutes ago. C There's something wrong with the driver. D Nothing is the matter with it.
3		Which group of words can be associated with the photo? Which group of words can be associated with the photo?	A thumb, line, engine B petrol, straight, traffic light C path, country, trees D headlight, road, monkey
4	I don’t ……. very easily. I go red in the sun, not brown! I don’t ……. very easily. I go red in the sun, not brown!		A tan B skin C burn D pale
5	…… everyone thought he would win the marathon, he only came fifth. …… everyone thought he would win the marathon, he only came fifth.		A Through B Even C In spite D Although
6	I quite like this jacket but I'm not very keen …… the colour. I quite like this jacket but I'm not very keen …… the colour.		A about B of C on D in
7	Complete this “family” of words: connect, link, associate, …… . Complete this “family” of words: connect, link, associate, …… .		A edit B disagree C join D hang
8	It's raining. We'll have to …… the tennis match until tomorrow. It's raining. We'll have to …… the tennis match until tomorrow.		A put off B keep away C push ahead D bring forward
9		The Norfolk Broads …… . The Norfolk Broads …… .	A are boats B is an area of lakes and rivers C is a company that sells boats D is a travel agency
10		Find another word for “hire”. Find another word for “hire”.	A rent B borrow C meet D sail
11		If you hire one of these boats, you ................ If you hire one of these boats, you ................	A won’t be able to take a hot shower on board. B will be able to charge your mobile phone on the boat. C will have to eat in restaurants all the time. D must have a driving licence.
12		Who is most likely to be interested in this web page? Who is most likely to be interested in this web page?	A A young couple who want to go sailing in the Atlantic. B A family of four who want a quiet, relaxing holiday. C Two students who want to spend all summer on a boat. D A group of friends who enjoy hiking.
13	Peter is doing his homework. You …… disturb him! Peter is doing his homework. You …… disturb him!		A don't have to B mustn't C ought to D don't
14	You can see the doctor as soon as he …… . You can see the doctor as soon as he …… .		A arrives B is arriving C will arrive D arrived
15	If my best friend …… another town, I wouldn't see him so often. If my best friend …… another town, I wouldn't see him so often.		A moved to B goes to C has left for D is living in
16	He got the job, but he …… it if he'd known how boring it would be. He got the job, but he …… it if he'd known how boring it would be.		A hasn't accepted B wouldn't have taken C didn't ask for D should have done
17	I …… to call her since lunchtime but she's not answering her phone. I …… to call her since lunchtime but she's not answering her phone.		A haven't managed B have been trying C was trying D tried to
18		This house has been completely …… . This house has been completely …… .	A destroyed B collapsed C spoiled D broken down
19		How would you describe the man's feelings? How would you describe the man's feelings?	A He is taken aback. B He is devastated. C He can't record it. D He has lost his nerve.
20		This is the day after a hurricane. Floods, hurricanes and earthquakes are called natural …… . This is the day after a hurricane. Floods, hurricanes and earthquakes are called natural …… .	A casualties B misfortunes C disasters D setbacks
21		Find the list of words you can associate with the picture. Find the list of words you can associate with the picture.	A despair, shadow, wreck B ruin, damage, crops C demolish, rebuild, plug D trunk, cattle, roof
22	52 countries belong to the …… . Almost all of them used to be part of the British Empire. 52 countries belong to the …… . Almost all of them used to be part of the British Empire.		A Commonwealth of Nations B United Nations C European Union D United Kingdom
23	……. is a futuristic English novel set in a society ruled by Big Brother and his “thought police”. ……. is a futuristic English novel set in a society ruled by Big Brother and his “thought police”.		A "Brave New World" B "1984" C "A Clockwork Orange" D "The Hunger Games"
24	For a long time, …… was the district of New York where most of the inhabitants were African Americans. For a long time, …… was the district of New York where most of the inhabitants were African Americans.		A Hollywood B Harlem C Ellis Island D The Bronx
25	President Nixon resigned in 1974 because of …… . President Nixon resigned in 1974 because of …… .		A the Cuban Missile Crisis B the Watergate Scandal C America's defeat in the Vietnam War D the assassination of Martin Luther King
26	In a restaurant, a waiter serves you with your food. What can he say? In a restaurant, a waiter serves you with your food. What can he say?		A “Are you ready to order?” B “Enjoy your meal.” C “Your table is ready.” D “Make up your mind.”
27	Zoe says, “Ian is out of work at the moment.” What does she mean? Zoe says, “Ian is out of work at the moment.” What does she mean?		A He's got too much work to do. B He's on holiday. C He hasn't got a job. D He's working today.
28	Jill’s radio doesn’t work. You think you can fix it. What can you say? Jill’s radio doesn’t work. You think you can fix it. What can you say?		A “Let me have it.” B “Leave it to me.” C “I'll take care.” D “I can make you work.”
29	A friend says, “Max wants to study in the USA but he’s not very well off.” What is the problem? A friend says, “Max wants to study in the USA but he’s not very well off.” What is the problem?		A He hasn't passed the right exams. B He can't afford the cost. C His health isn't very good. D He doesn't like being away from home.
30	Claire is sad. Ellie guesses correctly that she has boyfriend problems. What can Claire say? Claire is sad. Ellie guesses correctly that she has boyfriend problems. What can Claire say?		A “You've knocked at the right door.” B “You've hit the nail on the head.” C “You've ticked the right box.” D “You've pressed the key.”
31	“One week into a new term and the ....... has already made changes to his Cabinet.” Who is the speaker talking about? “One week into a new term and the ....... has already made changes to his Cabinet.” Who is the speaker talking about?		A prime minister B head teacher C furniture maker D doctor
32	Complete the list: gain, lane, brain, …… . Complete the list: gain, lane, brain, …… .		A earn B reign C bean D thin
33	The second syllable of “lettuce” rhymes with “……”. The second syllable of “lettuce” rhymes with “……”.		A stress B miss C purse D juice
34	“Ecology” = o O o o. “Environmental” = …… . “Ecology” = o O o o. “Environmental” = …… .		A O o o o o B o O o o o C o o O o o D o o o O o
35		The programme that’s on at 10.30 is an episode of a .............. . The programme that’s on at 10.30 is an episode of a .............. .	A documentary B crime series C romcom D soap opera
36		What do we know about Dr Denton? What do we know about Dr Denton?	A She used to be Hadley's boss. B She keeps secret files in her office. C Papers have gone from her desk. D She works in the private sector.
37		Which sentence about Charles is not true? Which sentence about Charles is not true?	A He had access to the missing files. B At first, he said he wasn't responsible for the theft. C The police couldn't prove he was a thief. D He couldn't have stolen the files.
38		What do we know for certain? What do we know for certain?	A Dr Denton suspected Charles of taking the files. B Hadley finds out that Charles didn't kill himself. C Charles wrote a note saying that he was guilty of taking the files. D Charles committed suicide by jumping off a high building.
39	It is getting late so I propose …… the meeting tomorrow morning. It is getting late so I propose …… the meeting tomorrow morning.		A we will continue B you to continue C we continue D us continuing
40	One of the subjects …… is climate change. One of the subjects …… is climate change.		A she knows a great deal about B that Peter knows a lot of C which is interesting it D whose interest there
41	It took a lot of persuasion, but I finally …… me her bike. It took a lot of persuasion, but I finally …… me her bike.		A convinced she would sell B made her giving C had her borrow D got her to lend
42	The police are asking anyone who saw the accident to …… with information. The police are asking anyone who saw the accident to …… with information.		A come forward B bring up C call out D get across
43	Which word does not mean an error of some sort? Which word does not mean an error of some sort?		A oversight B undercarriage C blunder D slip-up
44	When we want someone to get straight to the point, we say, “Don’t ….. .” When we want someone to get straight to the point, we say, “Don’t ….. .”		A play the waiting game B stick in the mud C go round in circles D beat about the bush
45	In many American cities, you can be fined if you ............., i.e. cross a street where there is no pedestrian crossing. In many American cities, you can be fined if you ............., i.e. cross a street where there is no pedestrian crossing.		A jaywalk B double-cross C outpace D dodge

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