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PART I: LISTENING
PART I
You will hear a man talking on the radio about a new sports and fitness centre. For each
question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space.
PART II
Look at the six sentences fort his part.
You will hear a conversation between a girl, Stephanie, and her mother about clothes.
Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect.
If it is correct, put a tick ( ) in the box under A for YES.
If it is not correct, put a tick ( ) in the box under B for NO.
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2.
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4.
5.
6.
YES
NO
Seaside story....................................................................................................................................
This funny film was made in the past, but is still as good as it was 25 years ago
when I first saw it. The main actors, who were already famous when it was made,
made several more films together later on. The story takes place in a very unusual
hotel at the seaside where the guests have lots of problems.
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Escape to Jupiter............................................................................................................................
This film about adventures in space isn't supposed to be funny, but I'm afraid I wanted
to laugh sometimes. Although this is one of several very similar films made recently,
it's one of the better ones, as it certainly holds your attention.
Part 2
Questions 6-10
The people below all want to watch a film on TV.
On the opposite page, there are reviews of eight
films.
Decide which film would be the most suitable for the
following people.
For questions 6 10, mark the correct letter
(AH) on your answer sheet.
A. Fill in the blanks with one of the following target words in the box.
*appreciate
*exaggerate
*consider
*accomplishment(s)
*demonstrate(s)
*impress
*maintain
*confidence
*offensive
*expect(s)
d.encounter
d. briefly
8. It can be pretty hard to tell real diamonds from.. ones without a jeweller's
opinion.
a. sample
b. trait
c. fake
d. suspicious
9. I have to correct all the grammatical.in this exam paper.
a. behaviors
b. errors
c. accuracy
d. assumptions
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d.prediction
a) irresponsible
2______fake
b) unsuspicious
3______suspicious
c) ineffective
4______responsible
d) unconscious
5______punctual
e) original
6______effective
f) unpunctual
a) amaze
2______accomplishment
3______offensive
c) characteristic
4______demonstrate
d) show
5______impress
e) confrontation
6______assume
f) achievement
7______error
g) mistake
8______prediction
h) value
9______encounter
i) disagreeable
10_____trait
j) prophecy
B. Michael McIntosh is a politician. Read the text and put the verbs in brackets into
the present simple or the present continuous.
Michael McIntosh 1)..(be) a very busy man. Every morning, he 2)
..(leave) home at 8 oclock, and 3)go to his office. He 4)
.(usually /have) meetings until lunchtime, and in the afternoon, he
5)(often /visit) the people of Madewell.
He really..(enjoy) talking to people.
At the moment, he and his team 7)..(organise) his election campaign.
There are elections in June and he 8).(hope) to persuade lots of
people
C. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the past continuous.
She 1)was lying(lie) in bed when she 2)..(hear) a
sudden noise. She 3)..(open) her eyes in horror. Someone 4)
(open) a downstairs window; they 5)(try) to
get into her house. She 6).(climb) slowly out of bed and 7)
..(creep) to the door. She 8).(stand) very still and
listening carefully when she 9).(see) a light downstairs. It 10)
(move) about as if someone 11).(hold) a
torch and searching for something. She 12) (know) that they 13)
..(look) for her.
D. A policeman is asking Mrs Hutchinson about a car accident she happened to see
yesterday. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the past continuous.
P: What 1)were you doing(you/do) when you
2)(see) the accident, madam?
H: I 3).(walk) down the Street.
P: What exactly 4)(you/see)?
H: Well, the driver of the car 5).(drive) down the road when
suddenly the old man just 6)(step) in front of him! It
7).(be) terrible!
P: 8)..(the driver/speed)?
H: No, not really, but the old man 9).(not/look) both ways
before he 10).(try) to cross the road.
P: 11).(anyone else/see) the accident?
H: Yes, the lady in the post Office.
P: Thank you very much.
E. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning with the first sentence,
using the word given. You must use between two and five words including the word
given.
(would)
We working in the garden.
2- Sally wasnt always as rude as that.
(be)
Sally.. as rude as that.
3- I wasnt very keen on sports in those days.
(use)
I .. very keen on sports in
those days.
4- He always talked politely in the past, but he doesnt anymore.
(used)
He politely.
5- Were you a smoker in the past?
(use)
Did . ?
6- When Alan was a toddler, he always hid behind me whenever a stranger came in.
(would)
When Alan was a toddler, whenever a
stranger came in.
7- I used to do yoga.
(gave)
I ..
8- Her novels were always overrated, but now readers have awakened.
(used)
Her novels .., but now readers have
awakened.
9- When she yelled, all the children just shrank in their seats.
(would)
When she yelled, all the children
.
10- My mum always gave me a bath on Friday nights when I was little.
(would)
My mum on Friday nights
when I was little.
Example:
0 A go
B gone
C went
D going
Answer: A
A Lucky Picnic
When I was a child we used to (0)A..to my grandmothers house. We often
had a picnic in a wood which was (1).of wild flowers. We always used to go
to the (2)..place. One day when we had finished our pincic, my mother noticed
that she had (3).her ring, (4)..had her initials inside it.
We looked everywhere for it and we carried on until it was dark and we had to give (5)
. . Thirty years later, I was on holiday with my own children and we (6)
the same wood. We decided to have a picnic there. It was my son who
made it lucky day. He was bored with the picnic (7).he started digging a hole
(8)..a tree. Suddenly, he (9).up a ring. It had some writing
inside it and we all (10)it was my mothers ring. She was really happy
when we gave it back to her!
1 A busy
B full
C complete
D crowded
2 A single
B same
C similar
D alike
3 A lost
B stolen
C disappeared
D missed
4 A where
B whose
C which
D who
5 A back
B away
C out
D up
6 A realised
B came
C found
D met
7 A because
B but
C although
D so
8 A on
B under
C between
D at
9 A held
B took
C looked
D came
10 A persuaded
B agreed
C promised
D recommended
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