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Question 1 of 7
1. Question
Complete the conversations with the words below.
a little something anyone everyone (x2) somebody (x2) a few nobody anything anywhere somewhere
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1. A I feel I don’t know anyone here.
B Don’t worry – I’ll introduce you to !
This is Lars and his wife Maria…
A Actually, I know just walked in the door. Hello, Angela!
2. A Gerrald’s He thinks likes him.
B That’s crazy – thinks he’s a lovely person. And he’s got lots of friends.
A I know. But he needs special to say that. You should tell him!
3. A Yuk! in this pasta sauce tastes terrible!
B Please don’t say ! Hassan spent ages cooking it. He’ll be so disappointed!
A OK, OK. I’m going to eat just to be polite.
4. A I don’t want to go sightseeing I’m too tired.
B But this is Paris! Isn’t there you’d like to visit today?
A Well, if we really have to go , let’s go to one of the big parks.
B Yes! We could spend hours at the Jardin de Luxembourg. Then I’ll buy you a wonderful dinner.
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Question 2 of 7
2. Question
Complete the sentences with the Past Simple or Past Continuous form of the verbs in the brackets.
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- The policeman was talking (talk) to a teenager when he (see) a man running.
- One day I (clean) my car when a tiny plane (fly)
- Sanchez (not go) into the sea because he (be) afraid of the
- She (have) an argument with her husband when they (hear) a loud
- Thieves (steal) my luggage while I (wait) at the
- The penguin (get) bigger and new feathers (grow), so it (swim) home.
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Question 3 of 7
3. Question
Correct the mistake in each sentence below. You need to rewrite the whole sentence into the correct form.
Example: Wow! That film was really bored . > Wow! That film was really boring.
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- Why did you went to Dublin last month?
- ‘How many per year do you visit Paris?’ ‘Every two or three times per year. ’
- I live to my parents in Beijing.
- Can I lend your pen?
- I’m Filipe. How does you do?
- I played football when you called.
- The plant die when I was on a holiday.
- Omar’s friends were talking continual about his new girlfriend.
- What were they to do at 10 pm yesterday?
- I felt tired, so I was stopping the car.
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Question 4 of 7
4. Question
Complete the phrases with the words below.
a loaf a bottle a kilo a pair a slice a litre a can a piece a packet
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- a loaf of bread
- of petrol
- of potatoes
- of Coke
- of water
- of cake
- of sunglasses
- of chewing gum
- of ham
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Question 5 of 7
5. Question
Choose the correct adverb to complete the sentences below correctly.
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- They speak Russian (perfect / perfectly).
- The snake bit me (bad / badly) on the
- Please talk (clearly / clear). I can’t understand what you’re
- News of the robbery spread (fastly / fast).
- I watched TV until midnight and then got up very (late / lately) the next morning.
- She fell off her bike and hit the ground (hardly / hard).
- He (completely / complete) forgot to lock the
- I’d appreciate it if you could answer all the questions (honestly / honest).
- The football team played (good / well) even though two men were
- We asked the guide to walk more (slow / slowly).
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Question 6 of 7
6. Question
How your mobile could save your life!
You need your phone and you take it everywhere with you, but what if, one day, it could actually save your life? People use their mobile phones in thousands of situations to call the police or the emergency services, but there are some cases where these useful things have saved lives in stranger ways.
It was 1998 and war cameraman David Smith was working in a dangerous part of the world. He had put his phone with his money in a small bag under his shirt. One afternoon, as he was running away from gunfire, he felt something hit his stomach. At first, he thought it was a rock. Later, he discovered that a bullet had hit and smashed the phone in his bag – his mobile had saved his life.
After a big earthquake in Haiti in 2010, hundreds of people were trapped under buildings that had fallen down on top of them. Some of them could still use their mobile phones to text their families and loved ones. A website called OpenStreetMap used these text messages to discover where the survivors were buried. Then the emergency services were able to find and rescue them.
After a night out with friends, Jason Collins, a student in Manchester, decided to walk home through a park. He tried to climb over a fence but fell and part of the fence went into his stomach. He was stuck. He called for help but there was nobody in the park that late at night. Luckily, Jason had his mobile phone in his pocket. He called an ambulance and explained what had happened. At first, they didn’t believe him, but because of his phone he is alive today.
When American Kevin Winter collapsed because of his diabetes, his dog, Belle, saved his life. She knew that she should bite down on the number 9 of Kevin’s mobile phone if he collapsed, and this would contact the emergency services. ‘I would be dead if I didn’t have Belle,’ he said … and of course his mobile phone.
There are so many more stories. There’s the lady from New Zealand who used her phone to find out she had skin cancer. The American high school student who used advice from an app on his phone to give lifesaving medical help … and other similar surprising situations.
So, next time you think you should leave your phone at home, think again, it might just save your life.
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Read the article. Match sentence beginnings 1–11 with endings a–k.
1 David Smith is a war cameraman d .
2 David felt something hit his stomach
3 The earthquake in Haiti in 2010
4 The emergency services in Haiti
5 Jason got stuck on a fence
6 Nobody could help Jason because
7 Jason managed to call an ambulance
8 Kevin Winter survived
9 Kevin’s dog knew how
10 A lady from New Zealand
11 A schoolboy from America
a caused many buildings to fall down.
b when he tried to climb over it.
c because of his mobile phone and an animal.
d whose mobile phone stopped a bullet.
e and he thought he had been hit by a rock.
f used a phone to discover a medical problem.
g the park was empty and it was night time.
h to call the emergency services.
i used an app to give medical help.
j because he had brought his mobile phone with him.
k used a website to find people.
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Question 7 of 7
7. Question
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Listen again. Read two statements about each extract. Write true (T) or false (F).
1 Mr Wilson is on holiday at the moment.
2 The caller leaves a message for Mr Wilson.
3 Sean’s wife had to go to hospital.
4 Nick buys their drinks.
5 The caller knows his reference number.
6 The caller has a copy of the welcome letter the company sent him when he first became a customer.
7 Neither of the two friends has got any
children.
8 Patrick asks Kelly to go with him to the wedding.
9 The tour is starting in May.
10 They are going to play their own songs at the festival in August.
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