The Big Challenge

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  • Very well.
  • At school.
  • I'm Emma.
  • Twelve.
  • Yes, it is.
  • Yes, I am.
  • I'm from London.
  • Thanks.
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  • Thank you.
  • Yes, please.
  • I'm fine.
  • No thanks.
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  • Half past ten.
  • I’m fine.
  • Nine and a half.
  • Linda.
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  • Fourteen
  • Twelve
  • Fifteen
  • Ten
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  • my dad’s brother
  • my grandmother
  • my dad’s sister
  • my sister
  • On the bed.
  • On the right.
  • On the left.
  • Under the window.
  • He's got a blue T-shirt.
  • He hasn't got a book.
  • He isn't very happy.
  • He's got short hair.
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  • Under a bag.
  • In front of a bag.
  • On top of a bag.
  • In a bag.
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  • chips, pasta, ham
  • apples, caps, rice
  • fish, beef, plates
  • chicken, coats, sausages
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Listen. Where does Jane work?
  • Germin Street
  • Herman Street
  • Jermyn Street
  • Germany Street
Listen to the conversation. What day is Claire’s birthday?
  • 20th March.
  • 12th March.
  • 21st May.
  • 12th May.
Listen to the conversation. What's the man's job?
  • He's a police officer.
  • He drives a bus.
  • He's a film actor.
  • He sells tickets at a cinema.
Listen to the conversation on a bus. What can the man say now?
  • I'm ready.
  • I'm so sorry.
  • You’re welcome.
  • Have a nice time.
Listen to a father and his son. What can the father say now?
  • You're not tired.
  • I'm so hungry.
  • It's your bedtime.
  • I want to play a game.
Listen to the conversation. What are they talking about?
  • Motor bikes.
  • Computer games.
  • The man's dogs.
  • A rock band.
  • Absolutely. That's a terrible idea.
  • That's really kind of you.
  • Yes, of course I can borrow it.
  • No problem.
Listen. What's the word?
  • black
  • back
  • bag
  • bad
Listen to the word and find the letter that rhymes with it.
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  • I
  • P
  • K
Listen. What three words can you hear?
  • hour, these, food
  • our, this, foot
  • over, this, foot
  • hour, his, food
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  • Image C
  • Image B
  • Image D
  • The Normans.
  • The Vikings.
  • The Romans.
  • The Spanish.
Jack …… in the garden at the moment.
  • are
  • am
  • is
  • have
Please sit down and ….. quiet, children!
  • make
  • be
  • don't
  • put
My sister …… blue eyes.
  • has got
  • hasn't
  • have got
  • is
…… I have just a small piece of cake, please?
  • Am
  • Can
  • Have
  • Does
We …… to the supermarket on Saturdays.
  • usually go
  • are never
  • don't often
  • doesn't like
…… much …… the fridge?
  • How … does cost
  • How … have you got
  • Is there … cheese in
  • Do you keep … eggs in
Leo Patterson is …… .
  • Sue's friend
  • Danny's father
  • Sue's brother
  • Sue's neighbour
Leo says he wants to …… .
  • buy a new bicycle
  • give Sue a present
  • go to a party
  • see Danny on Sunday
What do we know about Leo?
  • He never has problems with his bike.
  • He lives a long way from Danny.
  • He knows he can go to the party by bus.
  • He can't use his bike next Sunday.
We know that …… .
  • Leo can't go to the party because he hasn't got a car
  • Danny and Leo are going to Sue's party in the same car
  • Leo is going to drive his father's car to the party
  • Sue's birthday party starts at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
We know that Alan Drew …… .
  • is a student
  • plays football
  • is a teacher
  • works in Cranmarsh
Alan Drew's message is …… .
  • only for new members
  • about the club's activities in October
  • about a visit to a school
  • about a city bus
We know the members of the club are interested in …… .
  • the natural world
  • trips to big cities
  • football
  • visits to castles
What can you say about the minibus?
  • The school football team needs it every Saturday.
  • When the Safari Club needs it, the football team can't have it.
  • It belongs to the school and has only 12 seats.
  • The football team doesn't need it on the first Saturday in October.
What do we know about Cranmarsh Nature Reserve?
  • There aren't many birds and flowers in the reserve.
  • You can see everything in the reserve in an hour.
  • Visitors usually have lunch at the café in the reserve.
  • It's the perfect place for people who like long walks.
British people love …… and usually put milk or lemon in it.
  • coffee
  • fish and chips
  • tea
  • cereal
Meghan and Kate are married to two princes: …… .
  • Charles and Edward
  • William and Charles
  • Harry and William
  • Edward and William
…… is only 130 years old and no one lives there, but visitors to London usually want to see it.
  • Buckingham Palace
  • Tower Bridge
  • The Tower of London
  • Stonehenge
Mum …… the dinner but she's ill today, so …… it.
  • normally cooks … she doesn't cook
  • likes cooking … I cook
  • usually cooks … Dad's cooking
  • always cooking … she can't cook
Find the pair of words with different vowel sounds. For example: ship/please, main/test.
  • green/east
  • food/book
  • know/hope
  • my/time
“This new app is amazing.” “Really? …… it …… ? ”
  • How … go
  • What does … do
  • Who … for
  • Why … so good
People think it often rains in England, …… ?
  • isn't it
  • does it
  • don't they
  • doesn't it

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  • Daisy.
  • England.
  • Yes.
  • No.
  • I'm thirteen.
  • I'm very well.
  • I'm from England.
  • Yes, I am.
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  • Under the plant.
  • On top of the books.
  • On the floor.
  • In the bag.
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  • A. Waybridge
  • C. Weyridge
  • B. Waibride
  • D. Weybridge
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  • She's working on her computer.
  • She's exercising.
  • She's reading.
  • She's painting.
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  • 704
  • 740
  • 1114
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  • …is eating an apple
  • …has got a short black hair
  • …is looking at her friends
  • …is wearing a hat
  • A fork.
  • A large spoon.
  • A knife.
  • A teaspoon
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  • Image C
  • Image B
  • Image D
  • Can you repeat that, please?
  • You didn't understand my question.
  • Yes, thank you very much.
  • No, I want to walk there.
  • He doesn't like Spider-Man.
  • He's going to watch a film on TV.
  • He's very busy at the moment.
  • He can't finish his homework tonight.
  • Kelly was at home this morning.
  • Mark was worried because Kelly wasn't at home.
  • Kelly rang Mark this morning.
  • Kelly wasn't with Mark this morning.
  • ham, salmon, wood
  • mustard, jam, sign
  • lettuce, turkey, cheese
  • flour, luggage, chicken
Listen to the conversation. What does the man say?
  • 13/4/1984
  • 19/3/2004
  • 30/4/1994
  • 31/9/1994
Listen to the conversation in a London souvenir shop. What is the girl going to say now?
  • I don't like it.
  • It's a T-shirt.
  • It's too expensive.
  • You don't want it.
  • So did I.
  • I did them.
  • I didn't.
  • I've got them too.
Listen to the conversation. Where is it taking place?
  • A train ticket office.
  • A restaurant.
  • A furniture shop.
  • A cinema.
Listen to the phone conversation between Philip and Mrs Brown, his boss. What can Mrs Brown say now?
  • I'm sure it's not true.
  • This is terrible.
  • It doesn't matter.
  • Don't speak to me again.
  • A dress.
  • An apartment.
  • A car.
  • A painting.
Listen to the conversation. The “buzz” covers something the woman says. What does she say?
  • How nice of you!
  • Have a wonderful time!
  • Can I help you?
  • I'm so happy you're back.
Listen. What's the word?
  • heart
  • heard
  • hard
  • hurt
“Eight” and “take” have the same vowel sound. Listen and find the word with the same vowel sound as the word you hear.
  • foot
  • put
  • flew
  • blow
Listen. What three words can you hear?
  • bought, feel, heat
  • bored, fill, hate
  • bored, fill, hat
  • bad, feel, ate
  • Robinson Crusoe
  • Charles Dickens
  • J. K. Rowling
  • Sherlock Holmes
  • Toronto
  • Belfast
  • Glasgow
  • Birmingham
There's no school today so I …… staying in bed until 10 o'clock!
  • am
  • is
  • sleep
  • can't
…… any bread left. Dad ate it all.
  • Are there
  • It is
  • There are
  • There isn't
Ryan …… has a lot of fun when he's with his best friend.
  • must
  • doesn't
  • always
  • got
Sally's new bike is faster …… her old one.
  • as
  • than
  • that
  • like
Why did …… this at 90°? You have to wash wool at 30°!
  • wash it
  • you wash
  • wash you
  • put in
I …… the High Street when suddenly I heard thunder.
  • walked along
  • was walking down
  • looked at the shops in
  • didn't have a long time in
This email is to Dave. It is from Kate, his ..... .
  • mother
  • wife
  • sister
  • daughter
The email tells us that Dave …… .
  • is 50 years old
  • works in Chicago
  • lives with his parents
  • plays golf
Kate …… on the 31st.
  • is disappointed because she won't be able to see her father
  • won't be at her parents' house
  • is inviting her brother to London
  • isn't going to tell her father about the video call
Find the true sentence.
  • The golf clubs cost more than Kate could pay, but she bought them anyway.
  • Dave lives in England.
  • Kate hopes that her brother will pay the full cost of the golf clubs.
  • On the evening of the 31st, Mr Randall is going to see his two children.
This article tells us …… .
  • how to make cookies
  • the secret of Pattie's cookies
  • about a girl who made a million cookies
  • how Pattie Barnes became a millionaire
What do you know about Pattie?
  • She is younger than all the other millionaires in Britain.
  • She makes lots of money from selling chocolate cookies.
  • She only sells her cookies on the internet.
  • She is the only teenage millionaire in Britain.
One Sunday last year, Pattie …… .
  • hurt herself while making cookies
  • asked her grandma to buy her some cookies
  • made cookies for the first time
  • didn't follow the recipe correctly
When she realised her mistake, Pattie …… .
  • started again from the beginning
  • called her grandma for advice
  • hoped that the cookies were going to be all right
  • had to buy some more chocolate
Find the true sentence.
  • No one knows why Pattie's cookies are so delicious.
  • Pattie left school but her parents didn't think it was a good idea.
  • Pattie started a business because other people loved her cookies.
  • The journalist didn't ask Pattie for details about the mistake.
The traditional English dish in the photo is …… beef served with potatoes and vegetables.
  • roast
  • boiled
  • fried
  • grilled
You must see the …… of Parliament when you visit London.
  • Tower
  • Land
  • Houses
  • Cathedral
In Britain, a lot of shops have sales that start on Boxing Day, the day after an important festival. When is Boxing Day?
  • 26th December
  • 2nd May
  • 2nd January
  • 2nd November
We …… have time for dinner before the concert if it …… at 7 pm.
  • won't … starts
  • don't … will start
  • will … won't start
  • didn't … is starting
I don't want to watch TV. How …… a game of cards, or Scrabble or something?
  • about having
  • do you like to play
  • if we're having
  • good can be
The “ai” in “said” sounds like …… .
  • the “ai” in “afraid”
  • the “ey” in “grey”
  • the “ei” in “receive”
  • the “ea” in “head”
…… dates from Roman times when it was between England and Scotland. A lot of tourists visit it every year.
  • Stonehenge
  • Hadrian's Wall
  • Windsor Castle
  • Loch Ness

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  • I'm nearly fifteen.
  • No, I'm not.
  • I'm not very well.
  • I'm Maria.
  • Doctor Simpson, please.
  • Yes, that's right.
  • Jane Hamilton.
  • No, thank you.
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  • Some notebooks and a pair of glasses.
  • A cup of tea.
  • Some coloured pencils.
  • A table.
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  • Ellen is Nathalie's niece.
  • Ellen is Nathalie’s cousin.
  • Ellen is Patrick's brother.
  • Ellen is Nathalie's aunt.
  • A. £12.70
  • C. £11.70
  • B. £12.17
  • D. £22.17
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  • English
  • Geography
  • Maths
  • Science
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  • tie
  • book
  • grass
  • smile
  • His password.
  • His username.
  • His email address.
  • His website.
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  • Image C
  • Image B
  • Image D
  • He thinks he's going to lose his job.
  • His girlfriend is seriously ill in hospital.
  • He's afraid his girlfriend doesn't want to see him any more.
  • When he phones his girlfriend's office, she's never there.
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  • Their house is full of antique vases.
  • They're very fond of old things.
  • They sometimes buy old Chinese vases.
  • They don't really like antiques.
Listen. Robbie is phoning his girlfriend. What can she say now?
  • Very fast!
  • By bus.
  • Great!
  • All the time.
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  • Image D
Listen to the conversation. What can the man say now?
  • I don't mind.
  • Don't upset me.
  • You're welcome.
  • It's very tidy.
  • It's not up to you.
  • It doesn't match.
  • It doesn't belong to you.
  • It doesn't suit you.
Listen. Mr Palmer is calling Mel. What can Mel say now?
  • Take care of Ben for me.
  • I'll put Ben away.
  • I'll look after Ben.
  • Ben will be careful with me.
Listen to Mr Brown. He's on the phone. What's he talking about?
  • His children.
  • A new pair of glasses.
  • His car.
  • Some plants he has ordered.
Listen to the conversation between Sam and Karen. What can you say about the situation?
  • They're playing a guessing game. Karen can't find the right answer.
  • Karen promises Sam that she will stop eating meat.
  • Karen has to admit to Sam that she gives money to a bully at school.
  • Karen finally agrees to lend Sam some money.
Listen. What's the word?
  • leaf
  • leave
  • live
  • lift
Listen and find the word that doesn't rhyme.
  • stuff
  • rough
  • tough
  • cough
Listen. What three words can you hear?
  • such, party, list
  • search, hardly, least
  • search, partly, least
  • such, partly, list
  • California
  • Pennsylvania
  • Alaska
  • Texas
  • The United States of America
  • Canada
  • The United Kingdom
  • Australia
“This party is fun. I …… a great time!”
  • have
  • ’m having
  • feel
  • ’ve got
David …… often …… to the gym after work because he's too tired.
  • does … going
  • goes … every day
  • isn't … like
  • doesn't … go
After lunch, the old lady put the television on and …… it until 5 o'clock.
  • looks at
  • watches
  • is watching
  • watched
“I’ll call you when I ….. at the train station.”
  • will arrive
  • arriving
  • arrive
  • arrived
I can't remember the words of that song because I …… sung it for years.
  • haven't
  • didn't have
  • didn't
  • didn't want to
He …… the world. He's already had three accidents this year!
  • drives the worst of
  • is the most dangerous driving in
  • is the worst driver in
  • drives most dangerously of
Robert Delamere …… .
  • is a teacher
  • needs money
  • went to the same school as Harriet
  • died a long time ago
We know from the text that …… .
  • the school's received some money recently
  • it costs £2,000 to build a swimming pool
  • the school hasn't got a swimming pool
  • the school doesn't need any money
Harriet hopes that students and parents will …… .
  • give her money
  • buy toys and books for Harriet
  • give her the things that she needs to buy
  • bring her their old clothes, books and toys
According to the text, we know that …… .
  • Harriet doesn't want people to give her things that are too big
  • Harriet can accept any gifts at all, including money
  • the objects that the school will sell at the Summer Fair will be quite small
  • Harriet is not only asking for clothes, books and toys
The subject of this article is …… .
  • a competition
  • how to make cheese
  • a very old village
  • how to win a lot of money
According to the text, the competition at Cooper's Hill …… .
  • began when the Romans lived in Britain
  • is the strangest tradition in Britain
  • takes place every spring
  • is probably the oldest tradition in Britain
The cheese …… .
  • is big, but it can reach a high speed
  • rolls slowly down the hill
  • follows the competitors when they run down the hill
  • is pushed down the hill by the competitors
If you want to win the competition, you have to …… the bottom of the hill.
  • catch the cheese before it reaches
  • be in front of the other competitors when you get to
  • run past the cheese before it gets to
  • make sure you don't fall before you reach
One competitor thinks that …… .
  • keeping a tradition is more important than having fun
  • it's a tradition for people to hurt themselves in the competition
  • the important thing is to win; it doesn't matter if you hurt yourself
  • the risk of hurting yourself is part of the fun of the competition
The traditional American Thanksgiving dinner usually includes …… .
  • barbecue sauce
  • brown bread
  • roast turkey
  • pancakes
Which of these is not in New York?
  • The Statue of Liberty
  • The White House
  • The Empire State Building
  • Manhattan
The Duke of …… , who defeated Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815, gave his name to a capital city.
  • Edinburgh
  • Washington
  • Wellington
  • Cardiff
“Mashed” and “jacket” can both be used as adjectives with the same noun. Which noun?
  • fire
  • pocket
  • ceremony
  • potato
There's a terrible smell in the street because the bins …… for a week now. The dustmen are on strike.
  • are staying there
  • were last emptied
  • haven't been emptied
  • stayed outside
Find the pair of words that rhymes.
  • size, nice
  • voice, toys
  • choose, lose
  • keys, peace
She's exhausted because she always wants to do everything by herself. She never …… help her.
  • needs her friends
  • wants anyone to
  • asks that people
  • likes if we

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  • Not too bad, thank you.
  • I'm going to take a taxi.
  • For a long time, doctor.
  • No, not today.
  • My name's Julia.
  • Only £25.
  • Orchids.
  • They're from South America.
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  • Sunday 30th June
  • Friday 28th June
  • Saturday 29th June
  • Thursday 27th June
  • A clock
  • An ice-cream
  • A coffee pot
  • A cup and saucer
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  • Image C
  • Image B
  • Image D
  • 10.30
  • 11.40
  • 10.50
  • 10.40
  • Thursday
  • Saturday
  • Friday
  • Sunday
  • It leaves in ten minutes.
  • Forty-five pounds.
  • Two and a half hours.
  • Half past four.
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  • best-games.com
  • best@games.com
  • best!games.com
  • best#games.com
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  • Badly hurt.
  • Explaining what happened.
  • Extremely upset.
  • Very professional.
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  • Image B
  • Image D
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  • Image B
  • Image D
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  • Sarah is feeling ill and is coming home from work early.
  • She would like to make more friends at work.
  • Her Mum will be sorry when she leaves home.
  • Sarah is excited about starting a new job.
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  • Mrs Ryman has had several heart attacks.
  • Mrs Ryman knows she has digestive problems.
  • The doctor doesn't think Mrs Ryman has a heart problem.
  • The doctor advises Mrs Ryman to eat healthier food.
Karen's doorbell rings. It's her neighbour, Ed. Listen to their conversation. What is Ed asking?
  • He would like her to drive him somewhere.
  • He needs her to repair his car.
  • He wants to use her car for a short time.
  • He’d like Karen to collect him from town.
Tom has just arrived home. He's talking to his wife. Listen. What else can his wife say?
  • It's gone.
  • It's empty.
  • It's all over.
  • It’s missing.
  • I'll turn it off tomorrow.
  • Tell everyone we've run out.
  • Let's put it off until next week.
  • We'll set off on Monday.
  • I couldn't.
  • I'm fed up.
  • Fill it up.
  • Not any more.
Listen to the conversation. What's the man selling?
  • An electric scooter
  • A helicopter
  • A revolver
  • A mobile phone
Johnny and Tara are in a phone shop. Listen to them. What can Johnny say now?
  • They're not kidding.
  • Go for it.
  • There must be a catch.
  • They just want us to save money.
Jimmy's worried. Listen to him and his mother. Why is Jimmy worried.
  • He thinks some cakes are taking too long to bake.
  • His guests are late for his birthday party.
  • He thinks that their house plants are dying.
  • He's watching a film on TV but he can't hear what the actors are saying.
Listen. Which word can you hear?
  • wet
  • won't
  • went
  • want
Listen and find the word with the same two vowel sounds as the word you hear.
  • define
  • avoid
  • polite
  • discreet
Listen. Which group of words can you hear?
  • was a grey
  • on a further
  • school as a whole
  • John's swimming
  • Basketball
  • Volleyball
  • Rugby
  • Cricket
  • Boiled eggs
  • Toast and marmalade
  • Fried fish
  • Grilled bacon
Laura turned on the light. “…… did you do that for?” asked Frank. “We don't need it.”
  • So
  • How
  • What
  • Now
I …… this jacket for two years now.
  • am wearing
  • had
  • have had
  • was wearing
Please, John, will you stop …… your phone and pay attention to what I'm saying!
  • playing games on
  • from texting on
  • to use
  • to reading messages
We love our little terrace but if only we …… a garden, we could grow our own vegetables.
  • had
  • are having
  • would have
  • will have
When the meteorite fell on our house, I had no idea what ……. .
  • was the noise
  • has happened
  • did it happen
  • was happening
For the last two days, diplomats …… out an agreement that will satisfy everyone. It should be ready in about an hour.
  • worked
  • were working
  • have worked
  • have been working
This conversation is between ..... .
  • two friends
  • people on the internet
  • a boss and her employee
  • a teacher and a student
We know that Sophie …… .
  • doesn't like reading about politics
  • isn't interested in clothes
  • liked Olivia's blog better last year
  • likes Olivia's blog very much
We know that Olivia ..... .
  • started her blog when she left school
  • doesn't earn money from her blog
  • didn't write about clothes when she started her blog
  • makes money by writing about fashion
Find the true sentence.
  • Although she likes fashion, Sophie thinks it is trivial in comparison with other topics.
  • Since she started earning money from her blog, Olivia has become more interested in serious things.
  • Olivia is quite happy to discuss important issues like climate change on her blog.
  • The fact that Sophie will no longer be following Olivia is very disappointing to the blogger.
From the article, we know that Nessie is …… .
  • a legendary monster
  • the name of a video game
  • a lake in Scotland
  • a photographer
We know that AGVS is …… .
  • a company that makes video games
  • a company based near Loch Ness
  • a small American company
  • the first company to search for Nessie
We know that Jack Stein …… .
  • is convinced that Nessie doesn't exist
  • has never tried to photograph Nessie
  • is certain that no one is going to win the prize
  • is sure he'll have to spend $1 million on publicity
We know from the article that, up to now, …… .
  • no one has seen the Loch Ness monster
  • no proof has been found of Nessie's existence
  • all the photos of Nessie have been fakes
  • people have taken a lot of photos of Nessie
Find the sentence that corresponds to what you know from the article.
  • The Loch Ness area is full of tourists at the moment.
  • AGVS thinks the prize will help to sell its new video game.
  • Businesses in the Loch Ness area are worried because there are going to be so many visitors.
  • If no one wins the prize, AGVS will lose a lot of money.
Different attitudes to …… in the northern and southern states were the main cause of the American Civil War.
  • guns
  • taxes
  • Britain
  • slavery
…… is not in Australia.
  • The Great Barrier Reef
  • The Grand Canyon
  • Uluru (Ayers Rock)
  • Sydney Opera House
…… covers 1.7 million kilometres and is the largest US state.
  • Alaska
  • Arizona
  • Texas
  • California
He had never been famous before, so he …… being followed everywhere by photographers.
  • couldn't stand in
  • had never in the past
  • wasn't used to
  • didn't use to
Complete the missing word: “In order to walk again, she had to under…… a major operation on each of her legs.”
  • go
  • draw
  • take
  • lie
A woman is talking about her husband: “When we have family arguments, James always sits on the fence.” She means that James …… .
  • thinks he has the right to judge everyone else
  • cannot decide who to agree with
  • makes sure that everyone can express their opinion
  • stops people from becoming too violent
About 7% of the US population are of …… origin. The percentage is increasing every year.
  • Hispanic
  • African-American
  • Native American
  • Asian